Came to see The Nutcracker here. I had not been before and enjoyed taking in this historic…read morebuilding. The parking lot is large and we easily found a spot. The bathroom is on the basement level and there are a lot of stairs required to climb to get there. The building is accessible with elevators available on each level. The theatre does have a bar area where you can get drinks (alcoholic beverages, water,pop) and snacks. The seats were close together but comfortable. We enjoyed the show and had no issues with our seats.

I got free tickets to a show called Makin' Cake at this venue from Rochester Area Community…read moreFoundation (which was excellent!). This is an easy 10 minute drive off the Thruway via the Canandaigua exit, and offers a large, free parking lot. It's bright and spacious inside, and the offerings include ballet, tribute bands, political speakers, journalists, and musical theater. I'm happy to say I have a new arts venue to add to my rotation, and will definitely be checking out their upcoming events. A note: there are a decent amount of stairs at the front entrance, but there is an accessible entrance on the other side of the building.

Where else can you see these classic Gilbert and Sullivan works and no be charged admission. They…read moregratefully accept donations and having been present at least two shows a year for almost 50 years! They also have a very informative website.

This is one of the most gorgeous theaters I've been to. The decor and architecture is spectacular…read more Acoustics are great as well. I sat in orchestra seating which provided a good watching and listening experience

This event space is great and used for all sorts of different concerts, plays, music, etc... The…read morefirst time i was here was for a comedy show and this last time was for a unique silk road ensamble (representing many cultures) The establishment is huge and very historic and beautiful. You feel as if you go back in time. There are many ushers so it's impossible to get lost. The place is very clean too. The only downside to the theatre is parking. Almost can never find street parking and the parking lot closest fulls up fast and can be costly.

Beautiful theater. Grab some popcorn, bring the family! Live Sunday matinees…read more They have all the hit movies and local presentations. Locally owned and operated. We are so lucky to have this gem in Wayne County NY!

If you're looking for a taste of the past, you're going to love the Ohmann Theatre. This is the…read moreperfect spot to take your preservationist friends. Take the long drive out to Lyons New York, and you'll find an old timey downtown area. It seems to me that a lot of this area has been refurbished in the last several years to recreate the small town feel. Among the antique stores you'll find the Ohmann. I went with two other adults and two kids and we had a large popcorn, two candies and three drinks- the total bill- $52. You won't find recliner seats or ear numbing speakers, but you'll also not have to select seats in advance or buy a day and a half ahead. We walked in the door and choose our seats for Incredibles 2 around 10 minutes before the show time. Note- we were traveling with kids and seeing a movie as a family didn't cost us $100! The Ohmann is beautifully restored and after the previews the curtains closed in preparation for the show. I loved the classic feel and the local flavor. I'll be back for sure!

The HTH performed at our wedding last summer and they blew us away. Their sound is amazing and…read moretheir pricing was very reasonable for the level of musicianship they bring. Tight, complex and true to the originals they're covering. The band manager, Brian, is a total pro and made sure everything went smoothly. They even went so far as to chart up a special song for us for our last dance at our request. It was an amazing rendition of the Five Stairstep's "Ooh Child" and it killed. These guys tear roofs off venues. Seriously. I tipped them huge.

This is still a favorite small, locally focused theatre house. Exciting and varied 6-show season…read more Now serving wine and beer.

So much talent in the Rochester area at this small, unassuming theater on Main Street. I've been…read moregetting season tickets to Blackfriars for the past several years, and it's 100% worth it to see 6 shows over the course of a year (a combination of plays, musicals, well-known and brand new). I am always blown away by the professionalism of these performances, and it's a reasonably priced night out. Support your local small venue! Some of my favorite performances: Avenue Q, Heathers, Detroit 67, Guys & Dolls, Silent Sky, Next to Normal, Jerry's Girls.

I would recommend for anyone, any age who wants to get out of their comfort zone. I was looking for…read morea new hobby and thought I would give acting a try. I took the beginner class and I loved it! I met some great people and learned skills I can use every day. Eric and Tom are the best teachers!

Saline Stadium is located in California and is named after the type of implants that girls (and…read moreboys) in those parts tend to prefer. They're also considering renaming the San Jose area as "Saline Valley." But that's another story. And this is not that stadium. I've been to Sahlen's stadium probably 10 times, though only 3 or 4 times to see the wonderful WNY Flash women's team - the best in the country, no less. The other times were all to see the Rhinos. It's a really fantastic stadium for soccer, especially at night. Probably my fave non-MLS soccer stadium in the USA. Employees are friendly and prices are surprisingly low for both teams. This stadium is a lovely three-sided stadium with two home soccer teams: the WNY Flash and the Rochester Raging Rhinos. Both teams are incredibly successful. The Rhinos in the 2nd/3rd tier (depending on who you ask) but not in the last few years. The WNY Flash have been utterly dominant in the top tier of women's soccer for the last few years, and are absolutely amazing. Sadly, (a) the city is sueing the Rhinos due to nonpayment for the facilities, and (b) not a lot of people come to watch the games here. But hopefully that will change one day, because WNY is very lucky to have 2 such amazing soccer teams, and with any luck, one day, the Rhinos will be in the MLS, and the Flash will have as much attention as the LA Galaxy or NYC FC or the amazing Seattle Sounders. And if the stadium ever has a going-out-of-busines sale, then it could be Sale-ends Stadium. But let's hope that never happens.

Capella stadium is great for family events! We love walking around before games and being able to…read morebring our friends and families to something fun for everyone. You can buy a soft pretzel, a beer and watch a soccer game. They incorporate a lot of kid friendly things as well. There is always a bunch of children running around and having fun. The suites are great too! Everyone working there seems to genuinely enjoy working as well, which is great to see! Stop in and spend some time with the kids, they will love it.