Honest people and easy to work with . They have a wide array of shows and sporting events. Your…read morestop shop for all things entertainment.

Straight forward and very easy to work with. We've used them many times for tickets both in Indy…read moreand outside the state

The Times Theatre is beautifully restored with amazing art work that shows the history of the area…read more The show's I've attended have all been fantastic! I highly recommend attending a concert there!

Rochester, Indiana's Times Cinema, now more often known as The Times Theater, was originally built…read morein 1923 and opened as a movie house known as the Char-Bell. It was built on the site of a former auto dealership with some of its bricks coming from a nearby demolished college. It started as a cinema for silent films, became a two-screen cinema, and throughout its history functioned in a variety of ways for the Rochester/Fulton County community including hosting of live events, movies, performances, and in many other capacities. It closed in 2014, however,by 2016 a movement began to re-open it as a sort of community hub. While there's still much restoration to go, thus the 4-star instead of the 5-star, this is my favorite kind of movie house space and it's even more delightful that The Native Nook is right next to it. In some ways, the space reminds me a lot of Indy's Emerson Theater, though I give a slight nod to the Times Theater in terms of the way it is being used and its overall potential. The Char-Bell name came from its original owners - Charles and Belle Krieghbaum. It was originally a 780-seat theater. In 1942, it came under new ownership and the name was changed to The Times Cinema. The cinema actually closed in 1973, however, it re-opened a year later with owners and in 1979 the cinema was split into two screens. In 1985, a fire damaged the cinema and it closed briefly. However, it was repaired and re-opened. It closed on January 1, 2014 due to the inability of the owners to afford the cost of switching to digital projection. Just today, the Times Theater is hosting a fundraiser as they continue to work on renovation and restoration. Currently billing itself as a "community and entertainment center," The Times Theater uses its marquee often for special events and community announcements. These days, it also is reminding me of Franklin's Artcraft Theatre. I've always loved spaces like The Times. Of course, it's kind of a fantasy to own an older theater one day. For now, I'll simply continue to support those who actually do. Here's to new life for The Times Theater in Rochester, Indiana!

Big shoutout to Kris and Tina at the gate for holding our drinks for us as we ran back to our hotel…read moreto put our merch away. Very grateful for them!! They were so kind, helpful, and cute!!

Saw the Amish themed show, the Rise and Fall of Miss Fanny's biscuits musical, it was very good…read more Everyone had excellent voices. We really enjoy the show. There's a lot of comfortable seating Well worth the $40 tickets. Not fancy but really good and we had a great time! Elevator and stairs available. Make sure to go to the theater next to the restaurant and not to mix it up like we also did and drive further down the road to the convention center. :) great job guys!

Holy awful experience, genuinely no one here wants to sell tickets or make money. Used to love this…read moretheater it has really fallen off...

Walked in and had to walk out, the smell was atrocious. It smelled worse than a porta potty on a…read morehot humid summer day. There was no one there, surprisingly, and for some reason they didn't allow backpacks inside. It had nothing to do with outside food, they just refuse to even hold on to the bag in some storage or locker or something. Which makes no sense because they are right near a campus, pretty sure that's their whole potential clientele. But that explains why there was no one there, which explains why they can't clean or renovate the premise, no one goes there anymore. Shocker. Just hope another movie theatre opens shop nearby because I genuinely love cinema but this place apparently doesn't.

Sent email request for Indy 500 pit passes to take father-in-law to for his bucket list check off…read more Took 4 days for a response from the office manager?!? and when I offered to buy two, no response. Thanks for making his trip to his 1st 500 mundane. Why doesn't Indy have a solid ticket broker firm???

From the owner: It is never too late to make plans for the evening or weekend when working with Circle City…read moreTickets. We specialize in Indianapolis area events, but we can provide tickets to any event worldwide! We have served Indianapolis for over 20 years. We are members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers, The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and The Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association.

This review is for the pizza. This was our first time to get their pizza. It won't be our last!…read more You order the pizza at the large eating area. There are about 10 different style pizzas. Pizzas only come in a 10 inch size. It was easy to order and pay. You can watch the whole process happen as the pizza making and oven are wide open. There are several tables so you can eat in or outside. We hit a busy evening and had to wait about 15 minutes for our pizza. The meat pizza was delicious! There were lots of fresh toppings. The meats were tasty. The sauce blended in well but didn't stand out. The crust was slightly sweet and buttery. The crust was baked to a slight crisp but had a moist & soft interior. The luau pizza was also very tasty. This one had lots of cheese with smaller pieces of ham and pineapple. The pickled onions that stapled the top give the pizza a little zing. Overall...very good pizza!

We decided to take our lunch hour to visit Kuehnert's. We pre-ordered our pizzas and they were…read morepiping hot when we arrived. All three of our pizzas were piled high with toppings--including cheese curds--and they were absolutely delicious. The ice cream was the best ice cream I've ever tasted. (Seriously, it was next-level good.) I can't wait to go back!!!

I'm so thankful that Winchester has this gem! For most of my middle school and high school days, we…read morehad to drive to Muncie or Richmond for the closest movie theatre. But not anymore! The Towne Square Cinema has three screens and always offers an adult and child friendly film. I've been here many times with friends and family and am always pleased with my visit. Oh! And on Tuesdays they allow you to bring your own bowl for free popcorn. Can't beat that! So if you're in Winchester and are wondering ... what the heck am I going to do to entertain myself? Just know that the theatre is a great option. :)

The well known quote, "good things come in small packages," most definitely applies to this small…read moretown movie theater. Towne Square Cinema offers three screens in a beautiful historic building with extremely reasonable ticket and concession prices. Ticket prices are $7 for a 2D movie & $10 for a 3D movie. In the concession aspect, they offer different popcorn combos and seasonal specials, a variety of candy, dippin dots, pickles, flavored popcorn, and fountain & bottled beverages. Example of a combo would be - 2 medium drinks and a large popcorn (with up to four smaller bags of popcorn on the side) for $11.25 - what a steal. This movie theater also offers private parties (for a great price) where you can watch any of the movies playing, bring in a movie of your own, or even hook up game consoles and play video games on the big screen! Are you ready for this one? You can even host a SLEEPOVER at the cinema. That's right - a sleepover. If you're ever looking for something fun to do in Winchester, make sure you visit Towne Square Cinema!

I saw magic happen at C2E2…read more I saw a little girl in a princess dress who was waving at a costumed character calling, Mira, Mira. I told the woman that a little girl was trying to get her attention and she turned, then the little girl ran up to her and hugged her. They talked for a few minutes and posed for pictures for her parents, and when she walked away, she said she couldn't believe that she met her favorite K-pop character Mira. This is not the only magical moment that I had at C2E2. What could be better than seeing the mandalorian? A whole row of Mandalorians. This was a very popular costume here. What could be better than a parade of droids from star wars? Absolutely nothing! I saw families dressed up in costumes attending together. There was batman with his two spiderman sons, a father who was Bowser, the mother who was Super Mario and their son who was Luigi. I saw lots of couples who were dressed up together. I took a picture with Snorlax from Pokémon and Godzilla too! Sadly C2E2 is over for this year, but the memories will last for a long time. So if you want to hang out with Batman, the Mandalorian, Catwoman, X-Men, K-pop Demon Hunters and more, make sure to get your tickets to C2E2 2027 early! Mark your calendar, C2E2 2027 runs April 30th thru May 2nd 2027

I've been going to this for the past few years, it's always fun to go to! Meet lots of people,…read moremeeting celebrities (some have cancelled over the years, but it's fine). I'd recommend some of the panels, they're always fun, (if you do go remember to get VIP).

Went there for a date with the premium seats. Got in, there's no one checking in. After a few…read moreminutes we tried the auto kiosk thing which is horrible. No luck. Gave up waiting for anyone to say Hi or Welcome and just went to theatre. Screen 7 - walked in and an instant mildew ish funk in the air. Sat down in our seats, and pulled out a phone light to find the seat button. Holy cow were the privacy walls FILTHY. It was like a 5 year old smeared butter all over them. The center table thing was all ripped up - and it was just gross. No one ever came by to see if we wanted anything - and granted we never hit the service button, but ummmm popcorn is included in the tickets..... We've been going to this location for years. It just keeps going downhill. Will be looking elsewhere from now on. Literally ran home to take a shower after this experience.

visited this theater in what's supposed to be an affluent area south of Barrington with a close…read morefriend and their kids to see Mario on a weekday afternoon. We were the only people in the theater, yet the experience was surprisingly poor. Our orders were incorrect, and it took over an hour and a half for my meal to arrive. When it finally did, there was paper stuck between the cheese, which was completely unacceptable. To make matters worse, after paying, I stopped to grab M&Ms and was told I couldn't purchase candy because everything had to be ordered through table service. That level of rigidity, especially with no other customers around, made no sense. This place has clearly changed and not for the better. Management needs to take a serious look at operations here, because experiences like this will drive customers away. I would not recommend this theater.