Had a great time watching Cabaret last night!! I've always wanted to see this musical but didn't…read morerealize it took a turn in the 2nd half. I love plays that make me think so all in all a wonderful performance. Engaging and talented cast made me think about wanting to volunteer. Only negative was I was getting pretty uncomfortable in their chairs but maybe that was just me. I'll def be back for more shows.

Went to my first show here recently after a long time wanting to try them out. It was a nice night…read moreoutside so that helped, but I could see if being a little hot sometimes since its technically open air. But that part is actually pretty cool too. I went to see Groundhog Day the Musical and was blown away by the acting and singing. The cast did a phenomenal job. It was their final day of the production so I know they were tired. But you certainly wouldnt have known that. They brought it 100%. Great set and great ticket value. i cant wait to go back next season

This is our second time going to the Maryland Renaissance Festival, and I have to say it's truly…read moreimpressive. I'm not much of a Ren Fair goer, but go since my partner loves it so much. I just can't get over how massive this place is with activities for adults and kids alike. There are multiple stages, and the jousting show is truly impressive. My kids enjoy the juggling, all the puzzles, and of course, dressing up as princesses and princes. There is a lot of food on site. Overall, it's okay. I wouldn't say its the best food, but a good variety. There is also alcohol for purchase including wines, beer and of course, ancient mead. Some of the standouts on our latest visit was the free pony rides, and the rock wall. My son also liked playing the many games throughout the festival. One important tip: make sure you bring cash. Many of the vendors accept Apple Pay, or as they call it, sorcery. But you'll still find many vendors such as the soda/water vendors only taking cash.

I go to the Maryland Renaissance Festival every year, and it never disappoints! The food is…read moredelicious, and there is plenty of entertainment throughout the day. I highly recommend the crab dip and crab pretzel, and you can never go wrong with a turkey leg. Wear comfortable walking shoes, and consider bringing a fan and reusable water bottle because it gets hot!

Spot is pretty cute and not "huge". Overall very…read moreentertaining for toddlers and kids but can't say it's anything amazing but worth the money 100%. The lady at the front desk made me want to drop a star but can't say it's the owners fault. Reason being is she was very dry and quick with the rules I couldn't catch anything she was saying because she was so dry. Didn't seem like she wanted to be there but whatever that interactions like a second. It's basically a bunch of stations like shopping , doctors office, a slide, and so on. Like I said pretty cute.

Play Street Museum is a franchise that specializes in kids' play areas that encourages imaginative…read moreplay and fun settings. The one in Severna Park is one of my favorites to take the kiddos because it has a great mix of interactive toys and buildings. Just to name a few: - an area for crafts - one of those motorized air funnels that you can put a scarf in - ice cream store - grocery store - doctor's office - vets office - a recycling truck with slots to sort different recyclables - a play house with kitchen stuff - pretend firetruck and firehouse with hose and slide You can also opt into extra add ons that allow you to participate in crafts you can take home (think DIY activities like slime). I like that there's only a finite number of spaces for time slots so it never gets too crowded. You should check their website before going just in case they're sold out (I believe they do allow walk ins though). They also have punch cards for a slightly discounted rate. It's usually around $18 for a single visit, but comes out to like $15 a visit with a punch card at the time of this post. I would totally recommend for little ones, but they may start to get bored for any ages 5 or older.

Came here for a homeschooling field trip. It was exciting and nice to see the cowboys and cowgirls…read moreshow off their tricks and abilities on riding and bucking in horses and bulls. It was a site to see. The facility was clean and all the staff and security was pleasant to be around

I came to the Show Place Arena for the first time to attend the Bill Pickett Rodeo. I was impressed…read moreby how smooth everything ran from the parking attendants keeping traffic moving and getting people parked, to how efficient security and ticket enforcement got everyone into the building. The actual arena isn't necessarily small, but it's not huge either, so it still feels lively but intimate at the same time. One of the benefits of the size is that there really isn't a bad seat in the house, but if you have a preference you'll need to arrive early because seats fill up quick.

I just moved to the area recently, so I've slowly been exploring the local haunts, and not too long…read moreago, we went to the Greenbelt Arts Center for its production of the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. For being a tiny community black-box theater, I was pleasantly surprised. The venue itself has been well-kept, and while the accommodations were a little on the sparse side, it really didn't detract from the show. And speaking of, the show was high-quality, too! Overall, it was a great, fun night out supporting the local community!

I always have a good time!drinks are good, karoke,dancing, r&b music. There is plenty of parking…read moreand security. Its is safe for the grown and sexy.

We went to this place Friday night, and when I tell you we had an amazing time. The DJs were…read moredefinitely cranking!

I attended a comedy show at the theater and it was a smooth experience. Parking at MGM was a little…read moreslow, but it didn't make or break the experience. Theater staff were friendly and helpful. They have a good variety of shows, so I'm sure I'll be back!

I've seen Kem multiple times, but his Valentine's Day show at MGM was hands down the BEST one yet…read more And honestly? I had zero plans to go. My date was in town for the Hallmark holiday, and we figured we'd just keep it low-key... until we lost money at the poker tables and made a very last-minute decision (literally five minutes before showtime) to grab tickets. Best decision ever. From the first note, the energy was unreal. Leela James brought the house down and Kem sounded incredible. We had an absolute ball in our sweats and tennis shoes. At one point it felt less like a concert and more like the world's best karaoke night because we were singing our hearts out the entire time. One thing I love about MGM is that there truly are no bad seats. Even with last-minute tickets, the view and sound were fantastic. Unexpected, spontaneous, comfy, and unforgettable. The perfect Valentine's night after all.

I go out to have fun... not be filmed. They have camera's all over the place filming the event. If…read moreyou don't want to be filmed... or be posted on social media, don't go.... It would be nice if the event organizer had an area set up for people that don't want to be filmed.

Shoutout to our local community heroes! The Dugout was fun chatting with Ms Clara as she served out…read morethe liquid refreshments! She is a priceless treasure! We had a good dinner at the Chow food truck with Chef Manny Grey!!! Air Force veteran who is classically trained puts out a wonderful spread! This was a good pairing! Dugout and Chow truck! We can't wait to celebrate with more of our family and share the Love!! Thank you for your service!!! God bless!!