Very little happens in downtown Beaumont after the office workers leave. The city tried to change…read morethat by opening a nightlife district on Crockett Street; that was such a bust that it was a joke. No, one of the few places you can go at night in downtown is the Jefferson Theatre. Opened in 1927, the Jefferson is a grand old dame. It's similar to other old theaters I've been to. And thankfully, it did not suffer the same fate as most of them: being torn down for an office tower with no character or - worse yet - a parking lot. It's well taken care of. I put it at three stars because it's not used much. There are VERY occasional concerts and movies that appear here. Not enough to make the Jefferson a destination. This may be because the Beaumont-Port Arthur area has very little nightlife to begin with. With so many people moving to Texas lately, including some to the southeast corner, this may bring in people who may want to see more classic movies or nationally-ranked concerts. The Jefferson has a far better local reputation than the Ford Arena & Pavilion several miles to the southwest, so why not? If you like old theaters, then you'll love the Jefferson Theatre. Hopefully there's an event there when you're ready to see it.

I love these old venues! We came to the Jefferson to see Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt (if I'm ever…read moregoing to be considered Texan, I feel like seeing Lyle Lovett is part of the mandatory to-do list), and immediately fell in love with the place. The ticket process was easy and the ushers were so helpful when our tickets wouldn't print correctly. Next time we'll just do will call, since the line was so short. Live music typically sounds better in a smaller venue like this, and Jefferson is no different...

I wish I could give June Badon no stars. We have had the worst experience here. Tuition is top much…read morefor what they have the kids doing. I feel like they have learned nothing in 6 months. Then we paid 45 bucks for a tutu you could have gotten for 10 on amazon and it hasn't come in yet. O we ordered it in August. They constantly add fees out of nowhere. They are only concerned about ripping off parents and not teaching the kids. Our daughter will not be coming back here next year.

My wife and I were late for the opening of Pretty Woman at the Lutcher Theatre. We had been stuck…read morein traffic on the interstate for two hours. The staff rushed out to greet us and showed us a spot to park that was next to the theatre and once inside quickly directed us to our seats. Superb service and hospitality! By far my best theatre experience and the musical Pretty Lady was superb!

Saw An Officer And A Gentleman tonight - hands down worse performance I've seen. Maybe I wouldn't…read morebe as critical if they would have named it something else but it in NO WAY resembled Officer and a Gentleman. Used a much loved movie to try and make a political statement and it WAS NOT APPRECIATED. Don't recommend this at all and I want that 2 hours of my life back along with my $68 ticket purchase!!

The Julie Rogers Theatre was built in 1928, back when life in Beaumont centered around downtown…read more When people dressed up to go see a concert in a gorgeous auditorium. Times have changed a lot, and downtown is nearly dead. But people do still go to see the shows at the Julie Rogers Theatre. They go to the Jefferson Theatre too, but for shows that need a big stage and expect bigger crowds, then Julie Rogers it is. And it is classy. Going up the stairs between the Greek columns into the building is like entering the world of The Great Gatsby. It has the nicest carpet, the nicest wallpaper, the nicest couches, the nicest restrooms, the nicest chandeliers. And then you enter the auditorium, and it has the nicest acoustics. The Southeast Texas Symphony is the main tenant, but they also hosted a praise & worship event with Michael W. Smith last year, along with many others. One Yelper posted about seeing the dinosaur-rock band Foreigner here. The Symphony, that's why we went. We got two tickets, the Hunny put on a nice dress, I put on my slacks and Rush Limbaugh No Boundaries tie, and in we went. Parking was an issue, but that's because there were two other big events downtown that night. We were pretty far back, but you go for the music, not to see someone's facial expressions. Really, putting a big screen up in this hall would simply ruin it. They didn't need microphones. Seats were comfortable. It's not intimate, but it's also not an arena where you get lost in the crowd. The past lives on at the Julie Rogers. And this is the place to see a good show and enjoy the atmosphere.

I recently visited the theatre to attend #Foreigner concert. All these years growing up listening…read moreto this group, but never had the opportunity to see them in person. You can imagine the feeling when I found out that they were literally gonna perform in the neck of my woods. We drove to Beaumont to attend the concert. It was a decent sized theatre and was packed inside. We got good seats towards the stage. The theatre had a nice sized stage, plenty of seating, great lighting and sound features. The concert was a hit. Too bad Lou Gramm doesn't sing for them, but nonetheless, all the remaining crew members were the same. The concert lasted for a couple of hours, and they played all the original hits. The crowd was all into it (including myself), and I was just rock n rolling throughout the night. I don't believe I sat down for even a minute. The theatre has all sorts of performances. I look forward to attending more plays/concerts at this facility.

Each year since 2013...I have gone to in service for a week here. They have their own cafeteria…read morewith yummy comfort food that's pretty cheap. I'm an alma mater at Lamar University (1985) BS in Sociology. GO! BIG RED!!!

I've had nothing but success with LIT. No problems with the online course or on campus courses. A…read moregood attitude and politeness go a long way.

I love The Logon! We've been coming here for a few years, but I've never taken the time to write a…read morereview. Open mic night is always a blast, the drinks are great, and the atmosphere is fun. I also wanted to mention Gary. I recently saw a review blaming him for a bad experience, and I have to say that hasn't been our experience at all. If you actually know Gary, you know he takes his job seriously and genuinely cares about keeping everyone safe. A good bouncer isn't there to make everyone happy, they're there to make sure patrons can enjoy themselves in a safe environment, and Gary does that well. We'll definitely keep coming back and highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't already!

I loved this place. I'm 18 years old and i've been coming here with my friends since i was 15 and…read morestaying until the appropriate time where only 18+ could stay. i suppose rules have changed and it's 21+ now which is okay, but the bouncer guy? total asshole. I used to have no problem with being there but i've now heard from multiple friends around town that he's very snappy and rude with no regard for others.