It's nice to have a local movie theater. Sadly our first visit here wasn't great. We came to see…read moreAnt Man in 3D and the equipment wasn't calibrated so the backgrounds for the entire movie were out of focus. Then the credits turned off early and we had to get someone to turn them back on so we could see the end scene. We were going to let the staff know about the calibration issue after the movie since we didn't want to miss any of it but we couldn't find any staff. Here's hoping someone sees this review and fixes the projector so the next viewers have a better experience.

Good experience but bring a coat. We almost froze memorial day weekend! Great snacks though and…read morenot busy.

Who would guess that my new favorite "getaway when you can't really get away" hangout would be…read morecute, cozy, perpetually colder/snowier than anywhere else in this region, Bellefontaine, Ohiooooooooooo?!? And hidden away off Main Street is an equally hidden gem, the Holland Theatre, where I just attended an awesome, "I can't believe they came here to Ohiooooo" concert a few weeks ago. WELL worth the approx. 45 min. drive from Springfield!! One of several historic theaters in the region that are being saved/restored, rather than "paved/put up a parking lot," which seems to happen all too often. Friendly, helpful staff, a great variety of offerings (I was there for an AMAZING Spanish timple/classical guitar concert), plenty of parking, and a large, yet cozy feeling auditorium, what more could you ask for. Sadly, there was just a very small "crowd" for this concert, so rather than spread the 20-25 or so ticket holders all throughout the auditorium, they set up chairs and had us sit right on the stage with the performers. I wish more people had attended, but it was a wonderful, intimate show!! The manager of the theatre, Chris, even joined the show and did an AMAZING acoustic guitar duet with one of the musicians. They've got a great, user-friendly website and plenty of eclectic offerings. Get here early and sample one (or more!) of the surprisingly interesting dining options, or just take a walk through this fun, happening small town!!

Hubby and I won tickets to The Holland Theater to see Braebach this weekend. Parking was a bit…read moretricky because there is not a dedicated lot. There is street parking throughout downtown, but being that it was a Saturday night, it was slim picking! Once we got parked and walked a couple of blocks to the theater, the experience improved greatly. It was such a beautiful theater. We enjoyed the Dutch style and enjoyed looking around before the show began. You can tell the theater has been recently renovated and they are still working on even more improvements. But everything was so beautiful. We had two special treats the night we attended. It was the 92nd birthday of the theater and it was the first time Braebach had played in Ohio on their first American tour! We could not have enjoyed either the venue or the band more! They even shared their cake!

Great place to watch a movie at!!!!! Very Affordable family run business with very good popcorn…read more They are adding in new seats in and they are very comfortable. Love this place and come here to watch a movie everytime

Pretty cool old theatre. Concessions were your standard concessions. Lots of seating. Good place…read moreto see a movie in a small town.

Worst experience I have ever had at a drive in. The parking spaces are color coded for different…read moresized vehicles. I was driving an suv which meant a green marker. Pretty much everyone except 5 vehicles were trucks and suvs. As you can imagine, there were no green spaces left unless you were on the extreme ends and no one wants to be there. I parked in a white spot, marked for small cars - keep in mind I made sure to not block anyone in any shape or form. I was approached by a worker and very rudely informed that I was not allowed to park there. I explained the situation and also informed him that tickets were non-refundable. He proceeded to be overly aggressive so I requested to speak to the owner. She came out and also told me I could not park there, even though there was another suv parked next to where I was, and I'd have to park all the way at the end where the view is awful. Meanwhile the guy is still being rude in the background of our conversation. I wanted to leave and wanted a refund. I was given rain check tickets but honestly just never going back to that place ever again. Also was not granted a refund for their overly priced food and drink.

We visited the drive in last evening. We are from Wapak and had two teenagers from Eastern Ohio…read morewith us. We were very impressed with the Sidney Auto Vue! Exceptionally well kept, staff was friendly, food was awesome (especially the soft pretzels), and thought the idea of renting a radio was awesome. Prices were great also. Much better than other drive ins around! We will definitely be returning! Keep up the good work!

This is a review for nostalgia's sake . I wish Milford still had a little theater in the center of…read moretown. If I Won the lottery I'd put one there myself and show all those cool independent and foreign movies they show in New Haven and New York . I had a lot of good times at this place . going there with my buddies when we were to young to drive . then of course some nice makeout sessions in the balcony when the first girlfriends entered the picture (Working on mystery's without any clues) I Still remember one of the most perfect dates I ever went on . I took "Robin .Z 'to see "the Natural" then I walked her home ( Imagine That )threw Milford center on a perfect spring night .I had on my brown leather jacket and I felt all cool like "Robert Redford " Yea it sounds corny and so sweetly Innocent it will give you cavities. But that's the thing you loose when these kinda places disappear.

A nice little museum, with some hidden treasures…read more Located on the Urbana Grimes airport, this is much bigger than I would have expected, but still not huge. There is a B-17 restoration project in the hangar, along with a DC-3, a B-25, and while I was there a Glastar. There's also a B-26 firebomber outside (probably the best landmark; you'll see it from the road.) Volunteers are helpful, and you can wander the fairly new hangar and look at assorted displays (a WASP/WAC one was prominent during my visit, celebrating female military aviators in WW2.) You can climb into the DC-3 and check out the cockpit. The museum and airport host the Doolittle Raiders gathering each April; the B-25s stage here to fly on to Wright-Patt. And don't forget some pie at the Airport Cafe while you're here.

This is not to be missed if you are in the area…read more The place was active on our day, a docent instructed us around, lots of volunteers helping out and working on the B17. Lots of things to touch, see, and read. A real education on WW2 aircraft. Admission is free. I encourage you to donate.