June 13th, 2:00 showing of The Savannah Sipping- was a delightful show! The acting was spectacular!…read moreWe loved the way the actors so enjoyed the acting of each other; frequently laughing together. At first the play opens with the characters relating on a very quick and easy, albeit, simplistic level. After intermission we witness their friendships really take shape. They deepen and widen into real conversations and trust. The age range in friendships ensured that we (my friend group) each related in some way to the characters. We cried, laughed and hugged each other tight as we contemplated life's future adventures together.

My cousin recommended stopping at the Barter Theater as the perfect break while my wife and I were…read moredriving from DC to Asheville, NC. We're so glad we listened! We caught a production of The Da Vinci Code, and it completely blew us away. For a small town, this place is incredible. The quality of the performance was top-notch, the theater itself is charming, and they run roughly six different productions a day across morning, afternoon, and evening shows. The tickets were very reasonably priced, making it an easy and enjoyable detour. We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area and only wish we had planned to stay longer. If you're anywhere near Abingdon, Virginia, do yourself a favor and make time for a show at the Barter Theater. You won't regret it!

Nice small vineyard, if the prices were more reasonable it would be much better but $20 for 4, 3…read moreSip glasses.

Such a quaint beautiful winery on the water! Loved that it was dog friendly and you could bring…read moreyour own food!

Not bad, not great, just a small town theater. As of May 13 a Large Popcorn and Drink will cost…read moreyou $11. My first batch was stale and I had them make me some new. Ticket prices are very fair, about $9 for 3D movie. Seats are big and comfy, screens and theater sizes are small. Not sure if you can CCW here or not, didn't look, but I wasn't comfortable with only two exits down at the front if something happened here like in CO. Went to see Star Trek Into Darkness...was supposed to start at 5:15...didn't start until 5:45...new manager had no idea that no one started the movie, at 5:25 we called them and then at 5:35 went and told the desk. That should have at least been worth a free candy.

The Abingdon Cinemall is by far the best theater in…read moresouthwest Va, and norht east Tennessee....... if you go else where, your wasting your money

I recently stopped at this artisans Market since it was open on a monday. The store is pretty…read morecomprehensive and features great one of a kind items that you can't find anywhere else. We found a lot of great kitchenware and even some quilts that we were interested in too. Staff here was very friendly and knowledgeable about all the booths and the artists. Prices here are most likely Sky High but they do have great events that are worth checking out too that are advertised inside the store or online.

Great selection of items created by local artists priced reasonably. Make this the first selection…read moreof places to visit in Abingdon Virginia.

The only upside was it was very clean. We were the only people there on a Sunday afternoon. Due to…read moreCOVID all food and music is gone. It's basically a gift shop at a visitors center. The people working there were awkward and not very welcoming.

Brunch at the Southwest Virginia Cultural Center prepared by White Birch! Soooo Gooood!!!! Great…read moreplace to shop and enjoy brunch! Will be back again!

Beautiful gallery and friendly staff. Near walking distance of downtown restaurants…read more I entered the Highlands Art exhibit here and really enjoyed the experience'

I've know dean for many years Framing is exceptional…read more Gifts are rare. I can always find unique treasures there

Dean does an excellent job helping with matting and framing. He has framed several pictures for me…read moreand they look great!! Plus, he's super nice! I highly recommend his gallery.

Saw Wicked here last night. Our party of four arrived the parking lot was full with a line of…read morepeople out the door. Of the two sets of doors in the front, half of them weren't functioning which meant that big crowds were all moving in and out of the building through one set of doors. Not great. We stand in a line of about 60 people with 15 of those being outdoors in late November in Abingdon where the temperature is in the upper 30s. Brrrrr. We asked folks around us if they had already bought tickets, if this line was just for concessions, etc. but no one was certain. After eventually moving inside we saw that the ticket purchase line and the concession line appeared to be the same one. Also, we saw that no one was checking tickets as you entered the theater area. So we got out of line and went to our theater. We had bought tickets in advance but it should would have been easy for anyone just to head right in without tickets. The staff looked overwhelmed, understandably so, but the line arrangement and information were poor. We were in a theater with the multiway reclining seats. I kept mine upright for most of the film but when I did try to recline, many of the buttons didn't work.

Since 2013, the Abingdon Cinemall has been the only theater in this area to show The Rocky Horror…read morePicture Show. They have shown it every year since, and I have been fortunate enough to go every time the doors have been open for it. However, after tonight, I will not be returning to this establishment. My friends were approached and threatened by a man getting in their face complaining about the audience callbacks. (To any Cinemall staff: I was in the same row, I saw it happen!) In the twelve years they've shown the movie, they should know full well what kind of movie this is and that callbacks are part of the program. Doubly so since they've invested in the Tolls of Madness shadowcast during some years. To make things worse, the same man that complained also admitted to bringing his underage kid to see the movie. Despite knowing that, the manager of the establishment decided to move to kick out my friends over the callbacks instead of kicking out the man and his daughter. So when my friends were forced to leave, my wife and I walked out with them. As such, I was given my refund when it was offered for the tickets I purchased, and I also turned in a free movie pass I was given at work. I will not return. Not if I'm going to be gagged from participating at the one movie that allows it. Thanks for losing a 12-year paying customer. P.S. Since you read my review on Google and left a nasty response, I've contacted your CEO. I've also emailed the Tolls of Madness and informed them of what you really think of your local Rocky Horror fans.