Seth knows his beer. Will go back for a movie because of him love it ...........will return saveread more

Ben was amazing and helpful. Everyone is hands on and great at this location. This location is my…read morego to whenever I go to the movies

Ms. Christy Johnson and I arranged for me to work at the ticket table at 6:30pm on Saturday March…read more15th for 39 Steps at the General Gomez Arts Center.  Ms. Johnson assigned three people to sit on the same chair and work at the same time at the ticket table.  I showed up on time for my shift but I had no work to do.

The location is easy to pass up. Just remember if you start walking up the hill you've gone too…read morefar. Space is more intimate than I expected but it was just perfect. You could see and feel the energy of the cast. We went to see "Moon Over Buffalo" and it was a good time.

I've been really wanting to go to a concert for a while someone I want to see and I saw a AD the…read moreJonas Brothers was going to play here at The Venue I was like sold bought my ticket I did go by myself and it was amazing. I grew up listening to the Jonas Brothers it was my first time going to see them. There is parking across the street yes you do have to walk thru the casino to get to The Venue I didn't mind felt like I was part of this group going to a concert. After the show I did wait about 35 minutes to wait for the traffic to clear was watching shorts on YouTube etc after that it was smooth sailing. The employees I encountered were really nice to help me find my seat. I didn't get food I did have a big lunch drinks were fairly priced there I've been to others places they charge way more. Bathrooms were easy to get to I like how the stalls don't have gaps feels more private. I was in section 200 and the view was awesome worth the price. For me rather see a concert someone you love and pay little extra for good seats. I will definitely come back here and see another show. So if you want to go to a concert by yourself do it and buy the ticket it is worth the experience.

Another fantastic concert in the books! Ringo Starr and his All Star Band were amazing. Great third…read morerow seats and a special guest in the audience Robert Plant, 15 feet from us. Excellent docents and staff, helpful for seating. Great big screens, great audio. This is the place.

Took our grandgirls to the Circus at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights, Ca. 5/15/26. My 4 yr old…read moregranddaughter wanted to see their special guest appearance by K-pop Huntrix. I had bought her a Rumi Halloween outfit and she wore it to the circus. She was so excited when they came on stage. All the kids were singing to the Golden song. It was well worth the money to get vip seating. After their show they had pictures for $20 with the K-pop singers. My granddaughter is shy, so for her to be the first one up there for pictures tells you how excited she was. The circus performers were awesome, and the juggler was pretty amazing.

Circus Vargas was a very entertaining show, with many different types of circus acts, all of the…read morewhich were performed by people and no animals. They are a traveling circus that had a couple of stops in the Sacramento area so I came to the performance in Roseville at the Galleria on a Friday evening. The location was right outside the Macy's parking lot. The circus was inside a tent, which was classic, but can be a little uncomfortable on extremely hot days in Sacramento, but they do have fans blowing. There was a Ring Master that hosted the show, plus trapeze artists, jugglers, comedians, high rope walkers, and many more. The two clowns/comedians were funny and all the other acts were so impressive! The stunt with the motor bikes was so scary and exciting. The entire cast did an excellent job. Outside, they was a concession stand selling hot dogs, popcorn, soda, lemonade, nachos, and more. Our group got them all. They also sold snow cones inside. There was another booth selling merchandise. I wish they had a water station since it was a hot night. This was a family friendly show that both kids and adults would enjoy. They are performing in Roseville till the end of August and then moving to Folsom next month in September.

This was a very nice Theatre. My nieces had a performance here. They have street parking and a free…read moreparking garage right next to the theater. I bought my ticket online and got to pick out my seat. I don't recommend the seat I got. It's at the very top next to a wall. I thought it would be more open. They did have a snack bar. The theater was very clean and the staff were really nice.

My son had a field trip to the Roseville theater I signed up to help out and enjoy the field trip…read morewith my son! I had never been to the Roseville theater before it was pretty nice to check it out. I love older buildings, so walking into this building was exciting for me to look at everything, the decor that older feel ! The play we watch was called Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day! The play was excellent. The performance was beyond good all the kids loved it . I really enjoyed also . The singing and the acting was very good for a small theater in Roseville. They are very talented. On the way out I seen that they have more plays coming like a SpongeBob musical .I would definitely want to come back with my other son and my husband to check it out. I seen that they had a snack bar. It was not open at the time of the field trip but I'm assuming it is for regular plays so that would be nice to check out. . Overall, it was a fun time. My son had never been to a theater or seen a play before, so it was fun to experience that with him.! I would like to come back and enjoy with the rest of my family and try out the food. They have their maybe grab a glass of wine and watch something. Everyone there is very talented. I enjoyed it.

I like a good outdoor festival and I'm happy there's one closer to where I live instead of trekking…read moreall the way down to Oak Park... there's just some key differences between the two. Quarry Park in Rocklin is a great space. It's huge and open, with a fair amount of trees for shade and even an outdoor amphitheater/stage. That would be nice for the live music... except there wasn't any :( The crowd was a lot smaller and spread out, and there was twice as much seating as Oak Park's venue (not including the grass area). It was also a lot more kid friendly than the one at Oak Park, and even featured a crafting area. There were virtually no lines for the half a dozen food vendors, but sadly no vegan options except for Conscious Creamery's sweet treats. A couple of the artisans from Gather: Oak Park were there, and a couple new ones too. I love supporting local, but I didn't really see anything that sparked my interest. All in all it's a good concept with a lot of room for improvement. In comparison to Oak Park's Gather, my preference is to make the drive out for that one instead- but I wouldn't rule out coming back here again in the fall.

I do unfortunately have to start this review by admitting that I saw a sign on the door starting…read morewith "Out of Order Arcade...." and turned to my friend and said "oh no! it's closed!!" while the arcade is rather intimate, in meaning I was shoulder to shoulder with everyone while playing games, it kind of adds to the retro arcade meet-up experience. the array of games to play was quite large and left me busy the entire two hours I was there, playing old childhood favourites as well as trying new-to-me games. I appreciate the bar and "snacks" (I use that very loosely, highly encourage you to bring your own foods if you're looking to eat while you game), which trapped me longer! cute date idea. fun time killer. joyful experience.

Liked it here. First time in this one. Brings back childhood in me. They provide step stools for…read morekids that need it. They mostly have bar and drinks stuff. Outside food encouraged. Clean ambiance. Clean restroom. The other restroom is smaller than the other. The bigger one, wheelchair can come thru I believe. The lady at the bar is the same for counter and all, she is always smiling and accommodating. Will definitely come back.

I went with my 2 kids this year (2010) and had a great time. The music was fun, the vendors were…read moregreat. Unfortunately the motorcycle display was underrepresented (next time go ask the A&S BMW folks to bring their collection and friends also) The only downside was the ribs. A half rack of 6 ribs cost $12 which would be o-kay if they were beef ribs but these are tiny pork ribs. Its a bit pricey but then, I don't eat ribs out much so I treated the kids and we enjoyed it anyway. Also LOVED the kids play area.

My company chose to have a booth at the Lincoln All-American City Rib Festival this year. I was…read moreglad we decided to, because it was a wonderful time. I got an opportunity to wander around the rib-fest, and despite the grey skies people were having a wonderful time. There were 5 rib vendors and wish there were more, for a rib festival I expected a few more vendors, but Lincoln is not a big metropolis and the ribs that were coming out of the smokers were tasty. Unfortunately, the most popular one (or at least the one with the biggest line and hype), seemed to have misjudged the crowd and there no racks comin' off the smoke and a 20-30 minute back log so we moved on. We went to another green-tented place and got an order of spare ribs and a side of beans for $7...an extreme value considering the heft of these spare ribs and the amount of fatty (in a good way) meat. These ribs had a wonderful smoke ring, as well as a nice char from finishing on the grill. The beans were run-of-the mill Sysco-style. They could have used more of everything, but weren't bad as a palatte clenser between mouthfuls of meat. In addition to the rib joints, were hot dog vendors, beer tents, animal shelters, solar companies, electric car dealerships, and a myriad of other crafts and booths hawking their wares. They also had the "classic" classic car show and great line up of local bands... Awesome. I have been spending more time in Lincoln recently and the town likes to show off their classic cars and music. Considering this festival is put on in a smaller town (approximately 40K people), and the junky weather, there was a terrific turn out. If you are in (or near) Lincoln next year and feel like escaping to a time where everyone in town knows each other, pack the wetnaps, grab the wife, kids, dogs, and anyone/thing else you think might like this event and hit up Lincoln for some truly, "All-American" fun at the Rib Festival.