Great place to see a show. We have been here several times and never been disappointed. The…read morecustomer service is top notch as due to the recent weather events here in Georgia we had to ask if we could reschedule our tickets. It was handled by Scott with out any issues. Next thing I know I got an email with new dates. They have gotten a customer for life and I will be there every season for a show. We travel 30 miles each way and gladly do it.

What a gem of a theater. Love the shows here. They are seriously like odd-broadway productions in…read morethe making. Hilarious and s great way to spend an evening. Go see First Date. Loved this show!!

Wonderful activity for young people! They have fun, and develop their acting skills! My daughter…read moreloved her time with Young Actors Playhouse!!!

My daughter loves her time at YAP! She had done a couple musicals with other groups and once we…read morefound young actors playhouse she never wanted to leave. They have summer camps, weekly dance and singing classes as well as private vocal lessons. As parents, we love that this theater makes sure each child has a few lines and feels part of the shows even on the beginner level. We also appreciate that costumes are part of the production fee! This group challenges my daughter to explore new music and see what her voice can really do! She would go to YAP every day if she could.

We enjoy watching our niece in the performances. I do wish that masks were optional. They were…read moreforcing it on some while letting others go without. The room is plenty big enough to "social distance" the seating and allow everyone to decide for themselves on masks. I also noticed some on stage wearing face shields and others not wearing them. Is it optional for them or are they requiring proof of vaccination to determine who gets to go without?

I love that Woodstock has a small town feel while still offering great cultural experiences like…read moreWoodstock Arts. I'm sad to say that I haven't made it to a theatrical performance yet but did enroll my daughter in their fall Stories Come Alive! class. The class taught beginner techniques and storytelling to young elementary children and seemed to be enjoyed by all. I was also impressed by Kyle's (the theatre's education manager) presence during classes and overall involvement and communication. I would definitely enroll my daughter in a future class and plan to attend an upcoming performance in the spring!

Located @ 488 Prillaman Way Kennesaw, Georgia 30144…read more Today, I attending a Pinning and Honors Celebration at this Auditorium for Kennesaw State University. The staff were very friendly and welcoming as you entered the facility to register for the graduation event. The Auditorium itself was very spacious, well lit, and offered a comfortable temperature. Not too warm and not too cold. It was the 2025 Graduates for me. Congratulations Class of 2025!!!

I've been to many musical performances at Bailey center and our choir has performed here at least…read moretwice. Most of the concerts take place in Morgan Hall which has great acoustic and most of the ticket prices are fairly reasonable. Every season they feature not only great local talents but also international talents from across Europe and Asia such as super star Midori and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The Scott Rehearsal Hall get frequent uses by the staff and students alike along with a small Recital Hall known as room 109 where plenty of students do their junior and senior recitals. The Bailey Center is available for rental and you can use this form to request a date https://events.kennesaw.edu/venues/bailey-performance-center.php As far as I know when you attend a performance here parking is free unless they changed the policy. During popular events you may have to walk quite a bit to your car...so if you're wearing uncomfortable shoes...might want to think twice about wearing them...

Tonight is the opening night for the amphitheater. The City Of Kennesaw has done an amazing job…read morepulling off is a wonderful addition to downtown. I'm very thankful that I live in Kennesaw and close to this location. My family and I will enjoy many evenings on the lawn, listening to live music for years to come. Several restaurants to enjoy in the immediate area within walking distance. Located right off Cobb Parkway

I'd prefer to put my Theatre in your Circle, but since that's out, this will have to do…read more TITS (yes, I mean, think about it) is gorgeous and old looking, but shiny new theatre, in Marietta. It feels old, anyway. They have all kinds of cool stuff being shown and performed here, and even though their prices are not cheap, it is definitely a great addition to a lovely little - rich - community. The whole "family friendly, filth free" thing makes me roll my eyes, though, really.

Although this was quite a commute from my home, it turned out to be worrh the drive. This is a…read morequaint theater in the heart of the square. I believe the capacity is 300 seats. The acoustics are amazing. Tonight we came out to see Aretha Franklin... Portrait of a Queen starring CC Teneal. Newly renovated theater in Marietta Square. They serve light refreshments which are very affordable. Tonight's performance is great the bass player is extremely talented. The songtress has an excellent voice...but no one compares to Aretha!

This was my very first time coming out for the festival. It does remind me of going to Marietta…read moreSquare where there are vendors and local owned businesses. The location was cool but could be on the dangerous side due to the train still running. Not many places to park and the places you can park they were charging $10. If you plan on eating any food from the trucks make sure your prepared to spend some money. There were three different stages with many local schools performing and also dance schools. Unfortunately it rained all Sunday so we did not get to catch any of the performances.

THE KID IN ME The…read morekid in me loves a big festival in a small town. Kennesaw is the perfect backdrop for this annual festival that features a parade, musical performances, food and arts and crafts. I was determined to get to the festival regardless of the weather. As always, we arrive early, just after 8:30 so that we can get the lay of the land and take it all in. Parking was great, very close, well-staffed with attendants and only cost $5. Can't beat it! The parade usually precedes the beginning of the festivities. I did not get to see the beginning of the parade because I was distracted by one of the jewelry vendors and was too busy purchasing items. We did however get there before all was done. Every parade is unique, but audience participation is essential if you really want to have a good time. This parade is not as open as others. The streets are very narrow, so gates are used to contain the crowds. They don't throw candy from floats because they don't have them. They actually walk along the route and politely put the candy into the hands of the kids. If you yell out "Hey! I want candy too , they will give you some. If you yell out to the square dancers to "do-si-do", they will comply. The Steampunk group was one of my favorite as the fashion is just so cool and their sign read something like: Steampunk gun club and sewing circle, (interesting combination). That Harrison High School Band was the bomb! They sound so professional! After the parade, we continued to check out the various vendors. Some of my favorite vendors are the jewelry vendors that travel around with their wares. Stones to Wear is my favorite as I love sterling silver and big bold pieces. Phil and Sharon are like family and we always stop by and visit with them. The Panjo guy was unique. He took kitchen pans, (cake, brownie, heart-shaped etc) and made banjos out of them. He actually did a demonstration which was very cool. If you like dulcimer music, then you would appreciate this. I want to give a special shout-out to Superior Plumbing who provided superior toilet facilities complete with sinks and running water. Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!! If you decide to go, be careful as the ground is very wet and muddy. I wore sport sandals that can be easily cleaned and are quick to dry. If you don't want to eat typical carny food, eat before you go or eat afterwards because the only healthy vendor we saw was the Smoothie vendor. We wanted something more substantial so we just ate after we left. We had a great day and it was made even more special because of the train that frequently runs right through the festival! Love it!

Great community theatre for children, teens and young adults. They do musicals and drama plays so…read moreanyone can get involved.