This was not at all organized…read more The lady who owned the property "Pioneer Point" had said she had 80 acres and the event could have been held there, but a contract was already signed prior. Parking was $10 and about 1.5 miles from the venue. There were 2 different areas you could park. They had NO bathrooms at the parking area and only 2-15 passenger vans, later they added a regular van. Mind you, they had over 10k people interested in this event since it was well advertised on social media. We waited in line for 1h 15min to get on the shuttle. Once you get to the venue, if you didn't buy your ticket online prior to the night before, you had to wait in another line for approximately an hour to get a ticket and go in. For the people who had a ticket, we still had to wait about 30 minutes juts to get in the venue. I had commented prior to the event asking if they would have turkey legs. I was told yes. So I was not happy that there was no turkey legs, let alone very few food trucks, maybe 3 or 4 and one being wetzels pretzels. Usually at Ren-Faires they have food that tailors to the event, not random crap like pretzels. There was 2 lemonade stands, and not much else. There was around 60 or so vendors, but I noticed a lot of them tripled or quadrupled prices, such as gems, rocks etc than you can buy anywhere else. They should have put porti-potties on both ends, but instead they put them in the middle , where you have to take tiny steps because it was extremely muddy. If you know red dirt... you know that you sink when it's wet. So everyone had caked on red dirt on their shoes or boots, slipping around, hoping you don't fall. This event is not handicap friendly at all. They have no handicap parking or seating for handicap when waiting for the shuttle..... one lady in a wheelchair kept getting stuck pretty deep in the mud so couldn't even move or see the event. Whoever puts on this event needs to be mindful of pricing ($30 for this event was ridiculous for what we got), parking (needs bathrooms and BUSES not a couple vans), more than one entrance to get in, MORE food and drink choices, had no security, people could walk through the bushes to get in, and a bigger/flatter location so people aren't getting stuck in the mud and having to climb up and down hills. I would not recommend this Ren-Fair, I have been to numerous different ones around the country and this one was by far the least prepared for this type of event.

Amazing faire it improves every year. There is something for everyone there from the shopping to…read morethe shows on 3 stages!

This was my second year at Thirsty Orange ... such a great time. Last year was wicked cold but…read morestill great people and beer. This year the weather was wonderful and it just made everything that much better. Festival featured a great selection of regional commercial brewers and a host of local homebrewers as well. A few of these I'm happy to say I'll look back and remember "i had their beer when they were just starting". Really good stuff all around and loads of great people.

Love going to this craft beer event every year! Always super fun and tasty beer! Check for tickets…read morein December to get the best prices. Taste some beer and raise money for a good cause! Don't forget to vote for your fav!

My husband has a hearing impairment. We have been here a few times and he has used the…read moreteleprompters. Tonight, we saw a movie and tried three different teleprompters. None of them worked. We asked for the manager and she could have cared less. It's unbelievable. Why offer them if none of them work. She was not even slightly compassionate. If you have a hearing impairment, you are not welcome here. Save yourself the frustration. Go somewhere else. We have had great experiences at Fort Henry Mall at the NCG.

Every time we come here something is wrong. Last time we came up here and the screen wouldn't work,…read moreso we spent 2 hours up here and had to get a rain check because it was never fixed. We asked about refunds for concessions, since we spent $45 and were snapped at by the manager saying "you still ate your snack why would we refund that?" Thats fine, things happen. We weren't mad. This time we spent over $100 on tickets and concessions for 2 adults and 2 kids, and they are OUT OF FREAKING ICE!!!!!!! Manager couldn't care less. Once we got into the actual theater, it was doing the same thing it did last time the screen wouldn't work. You can hear the ads and commercials, but nothing is on the screen. My husband went out and told the manager (which was also the manger that had to issue our rain checks last time) that the screen wasn't working, and she snapped at him and said "it will be fixed by the time the movie is on." My husband said "okay well last time we were here, it wasn't fixed, and we spent 2 hours here for nothing." she said "oh well I don't remember that." Manager has been the absolute rudest human on the planet both times we have had encounters with her. I'm also attaching some videos of the absolute disgusting area around the drinks and walking to the theater. Workers just standing behind the counter that could have easily went out and cleaned up a little. We will be taking our business to NCG theaters in Kingsport from now on. Cleaner, cheaper and 100% better customer service.

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.

A hidden gem! This is a terrific local museum that's associated with the Smithsonian. Located in…read morethe center of Bristol with plenty of parking. The people that work in this museum are absolutely incredible. They are beyond helpful, friendly, and attentive. Super knowledgeable as well. You can tell they love their city and enjoy their job. Come to. Wet some super nice people and see an awesome collection from the Bristol Sessions. The museum is very informative and has some interesting history and some great displays. There's a 15 minute video in a super comfortable theater that gives you the background of the museum. There was a gentleman that works there that was chatting before the film and he was a wealth of knowledge. There's a great store with some treasures and a special exhibit area. Super fun day and super cheap to come. Check them out!!

Wonderfully told story of how the blues, bluegrass, gospel, etc..forged into what we now call…read morecountry music. Carefully curated, super interactive, small enough to manage in an hour or two but vast enough to jump start your deep dive into our "hillbilly" musical past. A must see if you are in the Bristol, VA area. Staff was helpful and friendly as well.

Wonderful experience at the historic Bonnie Kate Theater which features plays, live music and…read moreclassic movies that appeal to all ages! Highly recommend!

This place is a small 2 screen movie theatre that has been a staple in the small town of…read moreElizabethton TN forever, but they are starting to get alot of live band here. They have a full bar, a dinning area w/ a pretty good menu, ice cream & various desserts. Also have Sunday brunch.

We went there with my in-laws last night for the first time to see "Always a Bridesmaid" and I…read morelaughed the entire time. We were their for my in-laws 20 anniversary and had a large group of people, so there was all ages there. We all had a great time and laughed throughout the entire show. I would definitely suggest checking this place out if you have never been and I will definitely go back the next time I am in town. It is on by all local artist and they do an excellent job. Much better than waisting your money to go to the movies.

Support our local arts! Be aware the category for JCCT is incorrect. It says cinema but this is…read morelive theatre.

This is a very wonderful theater.... It's made like the older style theatres.... Also offers UFC…read morefights once a month on the big screen ... much cheaper than renting the fight ! Plus you can enjoy it with friends !

I went to see King of Kings tonight. I am so glad that Legacy Theater is now playing Angel Studio…read morefilms. I saw Bonhoeffer at Thanksgiving and now another great production. Thank you Legacy for making a choice in our community to show Christian films. The theaters are always clean and have friendly staff. I continue to support Legacy Theater!