This is a fun little theater. I saw F1 here the other day with some friends. The tickets are cheap…read more The popcorn and snacks are great! I love this little theater.

A must go to when visiting the North Shore. This beautifully restored theater is a 1 room movie…read moretheater that is volunteer run. Always has up to date movies with some great throwbacks. Concessions are very cheap with all the options but you can also bring carry ins. Such a good environment.

Pretty good for a Haunted House. My rating is based on having been there over the course of 7-8…read moreHalloweens. The organizers really used to go crazy with anmitronics & even a hologram guy but that disappeared 3-4 years ago and more recent version are definitely more low budget. I will say this years version is better than last years. ***WARNING - SPOILERS AHEAD***** Good: *For the first time they sell beer! Woohoo, suck it underagers! *No wait when we went, about 8:30 on a Saturday, we walked right in *Some very entertaining actors *Good length, maybe 10-15 minutes to go through *Nice waiting area, but nothing to do - oh right, they sell beer now, did I mention that? Bad: *Most of the scares consist of someone jumping out at you. Boring and predictable after awhile. *Pretty standard rooms, themes, etc. Again, somewhat ho-hum *Massive amounts of law enforcement. Don't even think about chugging some beers in the parking lot beforehand. Depends on Your Perspective: *Dont go if you have balance or mobility issues, there are some parts you won't care for *Claustrophobes beware - in a big way All in all, it's still better than the haunt at Waukesha Fairgrounds but not as good as the Hartford Jaycees house

They did it again. TORS has revamped again and changed it up this year. That is one thing that is…read morepretty great about this HH, they change it every year and so far it has only gotten better from year to year. Recognized returning staff, volunteers who must enjoy their work make it a very fun experience. Scenery is artistic and must take alot of time to prepare vs. just too dark of a room to see in - you can actually see the decor and the story of the room. Actors interact with you and are quite entertaining. I really like this HH and will continue to make my trek out there each year to see what they have to offer.

We made the two hour drive up to Milwaukee in a bit of a snowstorm to see the second installment of…read morethe Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's chamber series. My 10yr old daughter is a budding violist and we've been wanting to go downtown to see the Chicago Symphony but to be very honest, I'm just cheap. Tickets for three and parking and dinner would set us back a few hundred - what if this viola thing is just a phase? Tickets to the Milwaukee Symphony @ the Zelazo Center were $5 each. Already, you're thinking to yourself you're way ahead of the game now because you're going to enjoy some fine classical music in a beautiful concert hall for less than the price of an extra value meal. But then you see the parking situation - parking (within 20 yards of the building!) is $1/hour. The concert hall itself is is NICE and cozy - not as big as Orchestra Hall. On this night, the MSO packed them in. I believe it was a full house and the MSO did not disappoint - they rocked the house. Did I mention the parking is $1 an hour?! It hardly seems fair that $1 won't get you 10 minutes on a Chicago street. I actually plugged a $5 bill into the machine even though I only needed like 2 hours just because I felt like a big spender.

A gorgeous older concert hall, much nicer than the more sterile newer university venues across…read moreKenwood Blvd. The night we were there, there were no refreshments available at intermission, a deficiency I've noticed at other UWM arts events.

Great venue to see a show. This night we saw Chicken Wire Empire. Super intimate experience. We got…read morethere when's doors opened had front row seats. Drink prices were reasonable and everything was super clean. I'll go back for sure.

I came here with my husband and some friends last Saturday. West Bend Theatre is a fantastic venue…read morewith beautiful historic charm and great sound. Although we mostly stood, I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. We saw Southbound, they had a tribute to Allman Brothers that night, and they were incredible. The music sounded amazing in this space. Friendly staff and great drinks made for an enjoyable experience. Such a great place to see live music!

Always clean, the seats are gradually being replaced and most are now. it's great to support the…read moresmall business and they one rarely has to wait in line and they are friendly.

Great lobby area. The lobby really reflects the management's love for the movie going experience…read more Real butter for the popcorn. Good to great seating (depending upon the theater). I was the only person in one of the screenings, and a staff member still came in to assure projection and sound quality. I came here during a visit from Los Angeles, and this theater stands up to theaters there. Thanks!

Pretty dang awesome, MKE…read more I mean, I know you're probably sort of confused. Students live here? American Apparel/Urban Outfitters/Neroli/Toppers/etc. reside on the ground floor? There's space to park in here, publicly? And for free, sometimes? I mean, what is the whole thing, actually? UWM's Peck School of the Arts lives here. (... at least part of it does.) And there's space for exhibitions and viewings, and it's multi-purpose and an extension of UWM that houses students, provides space for classes and events, and also? Businesses and whatnot. I've been in here before for a number of reasons. The common spaces are lovely, public parking off Farwell at its finest/most secret -- don't you dare take my spot! -- and an integration of public, higher education into the fabric of a more urban MKE environment that's not all Kenwood and Maryland? I like.

Cute local movie theater with concession offerings, friendly staff, and a clean environment! If you…read moreare like me and want to enjoy a good movie and popcorn without the crowds this is your place!! Schuberts theatre gives a nostalgic feel, with fair pricing, and a well rounded experience! I would highly recommend checking this theatre out.

I appreciate West Bend Cinema because it's not a Marcus Theater, which dominates the movie theater…read morescene in Wisconsin. They show most of the same movies that Marcus does, but once in awhile they'll have something Marcus doesn't or they'll have more convenient showtimes. Ticket prices are a bit cheaper at West Bend Cinema and I think their leather chairs are more comfortable than what Marcus has. The building itself is in serious need of maintenance though. For example, part of the black frame around the movie screen in auditorium 5 was torn and you could see a large section of plywood behind it. Also, there were multiple buckets on the floor in the hallway to catch water that was leaking through the roof and the ceiling tiles above the buckets looked really crappy like this had been happening for a while. I hope ownership is able to fix things up so it can keep this place going as long as possible.

I've gone to 2 movies in the last 3 days at West Bend Cinema. Mother's Day seemed super busy, and…read morethis place was trashed. Garbage containers all were overflowing, popcorn everywhere, popcorn station looked as if it went thru a tornado. This is a combination of inconsiderate and messy guests (mostly) and staff so I gave this another try on Tuesday. Same deal. The workers behind the counter were hustling but there were only 2 of them. The guy that was perhaps supposed to be cleaning up was sitting on a weathered and torn couch by the exit on his phone. I'd love to support this local theater more but when I go to the bathroom and there's no papertowels, I'm out for good.