Overall fantastic concert (Nefesh Mountain Band) and beautiful venue WITH plenty of easy parking!…read more I arrived starving and could not find one place to grab some food on the way in, then learned that they had an in-house restaurant...Yay! Then learned they were a primarily reservation-based restaurant, BUT they were able to snag me a table...Yay! The restaurant was unusual in that it felt like a fake establishment, almost set up as a prop for a comedy skit. The server came over promptly and told me that all food arrived from outside, and they just heated things up, and that they may or may not have all things on the menu. Anyway, it all worked out, they had what I wanted, and it was all actually really good, and the concert was... AMAZING!!!

Went to the August 1st performance of the Lone Bellow advertised as the full band which is why I…read morebought tickets. It was obviously the Trio, very good but, also disappointed that it was not the full band which was not communicated with anyone. Not good.

This is a hidden gem for theater lovers right in the heart of Lowell. I've been going to 2-3 plays…read morea year for over 15 years and I've never been disappointed. My most recent play was Misery and all I can say is WOW! they did an amazing job working with a small set to create a story that delivered a fantastic performance. It is a small theater but there are no bad seat in the house. They also have special offers for tickets that can make the experience more affordable. The variety of plays include many multicultural plays or including multicultural cast members. I applaud their commitment to diversity. Staff is super friendly and accommodating. Parking can be street parking or you can park at the church lot next door during performance nights.

We now have our second season subscription. The shows put on are on the whole delightful and well…read moreacted. Among my favorites were Outbound Tide, Tiny Beautiful Things and Cry It Out.

We went to this history incredible venue last night for a very intimate concert. The venue was very…read morenice very clean and very well run and organized. We saw Jeffrey Gains.. A pheamominal artist second to none. He interacted with the staff and even more so with us,The Audience. A better show than this one may never be equalled. Thank you to the Center and the staff, and a very Special thanks to Jeffrey Gains

Was just here for a 30th party. A couple event spaces. Cool old building. Former town hall.read more

Max is AWESOME! He played for our Dementia Friendly Musical Memory Cafe today and was…read moreoutstanding!!! The crowd was fully engaged..tapping their toes & singing along. Highly, highly recommend and we hope he will return for our next event!! Yay Max!

He did piano tuning for us. He was great at it, and clearly loves and is proud of his work!read more

This was my first time here. This venue is relatively new. I have been wanting to go to a classical…read more music event for some time but don't care to drive at night anymore. Boston can be an issue. This performance was at 2:00 Sunday. This was the NH Philharmonic Orchestra which just moved to this center. I live in Haverhill so it's a a hop, skip, and a jump. The theme for the music was Russian Moods. Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 and Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade (1,001 Arabian Nights) you will have to look that up on Wikipedia. If you like Classical or even if you want to hear some very good music and pick up some similar popular music give these a try. In May they are playing Bernstein on Broadway.

I saw the orchestra perform at the Stockbridge Theater in Derry. It is easy to get to from Bypass…read more28. I was shocked at how few people attend their concerts. The orchestra is small, but the musicians are excellent. They perform a very interesting mix of composers. I got a half price ticket on Couptopia.

Hello, This afternoon, I went to see "Don't Tell Mother" as a free ticket holder from your very…read moregenerous contribution to the 12 participating elders at Shirley Meadows in Devens. I gotta tell you that it was a very fun, rewarding, afternoon, Thanks so much for your generousity. Speaking, I am sure for other residents here, we had a great time, and am so thankful for being able to attend such a fun theatrical presentation.

Adorable theatre. Great short play festival. Easy to find & good parking. Will definitely be back!read more

Haunted cornfields are probably the easiest and cheesiest attractions in the whole Haunted…read moreAttraction industry. It is very very rare to come across one that I actually enjoy. Dark Crop I found by accident in the middle of a nowhere road one night. Getting out of the car and looking over a huge corn field that is at least 2 feet taller than most corn fields all I could hear was random screams in the distance. I was hooked from the beginning. Typically a corn attraction grows paths that are about 6 to 8 feet wide. The corn is dead and grassy and only 7 feet tall just tall enough that its difficult for most to look over. At Dark Crop you get about 1 to 2 feet wide of a path with stocks maybe 9 feet tall and thick like bamboo. Your way is barely lit by tiny little lantern posts. Other places you are lucky if you feel lost in the corn, at Dark Crop you are STUCK in the corn. Actors are more into it then most places, every one of them actually had a character. And Let me mention they have a little farm stand where you purchase the tickets. In the coolers they have what I think may be some of the BEST Pumpkin Woopie Pies EVER! So that's a bonus. Dark Crop is the right price for a good little side adventure during one of your October nights. One of the best New England has to offer if you ask me.

Such a cool idea!! We really liked the maze. The actors were all SPECTACULAR and the sets were…read moregreat. We came last year and again this year. Unfortunately, it seems to have gotten much more popular in the last year-- and with more people comes some really poorly behaved ones. Given how successful the Dark Crop has become, it would really be to their benefit to add some staff to manage the extra crowds. -We had a big problem with lots of large groups cutting in front of us. The line was already very long. Then groups of people would come join a friend in line in front of us. We came with a group of eight and waited at the entrance until everyone was ready. Other groups would send one or two "delegates" to get here early, then the rest would all come cut in line. It's annoying when one or two people do it, but when the number cutting far exceeds the number waiting? Really inappropriate. And it happened several times. The worst was a sorority/frat group that *insisted* they had called and the manager said it was ok... Then, literally over twenty people cut in front of us as more carloads arrived from campus -Family fun and long lines means lots of antsy kids. Running and screaming is one thing-- ok fine we are outside, I'll deal with it. But some big groups with bunches of kids just like totally gave up on parenting. Example: Kids climbing the apple trees and having contests to shake out the most apples. Other kids had contests trying to shine flashlights into others guests' eyeballs to make people "go blind." It was really annoying. And we had to deal with it for 90+ minutes. Those are the types of issues that could be solved by having some folks stationed at the middle at end of the line for the whole night. I know it's a small family establishment, but I really hope they can hire a few additional staff members to help manage the crowds. IDEALLY... Hold onto your horses... They'd have a system where tickets are sold by entry time. If you miss your time, you can wait in line on standby. Overall: the actors are just great and we had a really fun time. Unfortunately, we spent so much time waiting helplessly as the line grew infinitely longer in front of us... and poorly behaved kids harassed us... it was hard for us to get excited and leave happy :/

Truly love smaller music hall experiences where one is nearly on the stage with performers. This…read moreintimate location has smaller stage and two seat high tops following a short standing area depending on your preference. Bar has good mix of special cocktails, beers and sodas to choose from with very efficient staff. While there is no dedicated parking, with the smaller venue it was not a concern with the shared lot or street parking within a hundred yards or so of the venue. Likely not to catch big talent here, but great for local or up and coming talent to be up close and personal with the performers Great night and experience with all three tonight! Thank you Taffeta Music Hall and looking forward to catching future events!

I absolutely love Taffeta Music Hall. It's hands down my favorite place to see live music in…read moreLowell. Every show I've been to here has had incredible energy. The sound is crystal clear, the lights always set the mood just right, and you can actually feel how much the team cares about giving both the artists and the audience a great experience. The space is cozy without feeling crowded, and the crowd always brings good vibes. Whether it's a big touring act or one of the local bands they feature, I've never left disappointed. The bartenders are awesome, everything runs smoothly, and the atmosphere just makes every night memorable. If you're into live music, do yourself a favor and catch a show here. Check their lineup because there's always something worth seeing, and once you go, you'll definitely want to come back.

My girls love going to Studio Rhythm!! Miss Gil has an amazing ability to connect with the girls…read moreand they look forward classes all week. Their self esteem has blossomed as well as their abilities, and we couldnt be happier.

From the owner: Located in Westford, MA, Studio Rhythm Dance Center provides dance education for all ages and…read morestyles! SRDC promotes a fun and nurturing experience for all students. Our accomplished staff creates the atmosphere necessary for any student to fall in love with dance and develop a life-long passion.