The Strand has been around longer than I have! Not sure when it all started but I have been around…read morefor quite a while. It feels great to go back to a place you are familiar with that you went to as a kid! Same glow in the dark looking clock I used to look at when I was 10! Certain feeling of nostalgia going to watch movies there. The family is really nice who owns it. Very cool. Newer seats, nice concession stand with prices not like bigger city theaters. Thanks for sticking around Strand!

This theatre is large. Very comfortable small town theatre in a great location with free parking…read more We are blessed to have it. The sound system is very good. It is kept in very good condition and very clean. Pop corn is good, always fresh. They offer a frequent visit card, which I love and a fully punched card gets you pop corn and drink! It's really great! What I like best is the friendly staff. Always pleasant, efficient and kind. Occasionally the very kind owner, Rick with be there and it's always a pleasure to see him.

One of the few places in mid michigan that celebrates the world is astrophysics. It might be small…read morebut it is mighty, with the ability to pique young minds toward space. We saw a presentation on the planets in our solar system. Ages: two boys, 8 and 9 years old, two millennials (the parents), in their early and late 30s, and me, the grandmother. I was lucky enough to grow up in Denver where museums are ubiquitous and I made sure I did as much with my own kids as I could despite the economy doing a dive especially post 9/11. Still I understand the importance of exposing kids to interesting information, and the planetarium at Delta College did not disappoint! The show almost was a bit too long for younger kids but managed to end with a trip down the Great Wall of China that captured the kids' attention again. NOTE: people with balance issues may want to close their eyes for this one, which I am not ashamed to say I had to do for most of this part! But the kids loved the information and the theatrical presentation so Al was good! The gift shop wasn't too expensive so that too was good! I gave the boys $20 and they were able to buy a couple of things each. There was a scale where you can find your weight on all the planets in the solar system and that was also fun. Numerous photos of space and NASA journeys on the walls were amazing, and the spacesuit was neat to look at. The downside? Outside of the actual shows in the planetarium and the few items I described there wasn't a whole lot more. I'm hoping that may change in the future. I know times are tough economically but boy it would be nice for all these billionaires who are going into space like Branson, Bezos, and Musk to perhaps invest a bit of that money into finding science for kids in the US vis a vis museums around the country. It's not like they don't have the money! I might advise to bring enough money to see back to back shows, since as we were leaving there was another presentation getting ready to start that was on a different topic.

My husband and I the show about finding life on other planets. It was so breathtaking. We were very…read morehappy that the planetarium operator showed us the starts in the night sky too. If you are in town and looking for a wonderful way to spend an hour this is a great choice. Staff were all kind, helpful, and knowledgeable.

My daughter took piano lessons here and disappointed is an understatement in our short time here…read more Classes are only 30 minutes and Ziggy the owner started my daughter's last 2/4 classes late. He then talked on the phone to his buddy for more than half of the class once he started it late. He also didn't call to notify me he had to get a tooth pulled so he wouldn't be able to come to his job to teach my daughter her last class because I knew it would be her last. Then when I politely called to ask for a refund for that last class session (that he didn't show up for or call to notify us about) he told me there were no refunds. Quite expensive for my daughter not learning anything.

Friendly people. Great talent them not me. They have music lessons to help me get better every week.read more

Very happy with the experience "Midland Symphony Orchestra: Outer Space: The Infinite". Wonderful…read morevenue, amazing talented musicians and choir. Support local art and music! All seats have great views. You can meet some performers after the show. Nice bar with beer, wine, cocktails, snacks before the show and during intermission. Enjoy!

As entertaining as a game may be, the prices of drinks especially mixed are outrageous priced…read moreespecially seeing as they are excessively water downed. I will never buy a mixed drink from them again. Period. But my biggest complaint is this. All these sweet kids running around with balls and cards to be signed are completly and entirely ignored by players. I understand not spending 30 mins signing autographs, I really do. But at the very bare minimum, speak. " hey guys thanks for coming, sorry I can't sign anything right now." That's it. Takes two seconds. Instead these adults who you pay to see completely ignore the kids. It's sad. You're getting paid to be watched. The least you can do is speak, or wave. These kids look up to you, and after tonight I can't see why.

I came here with a group of native tri-city people whom are all now living out of state. We all…read morehad the same reaction walking up to the ball park - why wasn't this around when we were younger / going to school? We were jealous/nostalgic, yet happy at the same time. This is a great stadium. It's not as massive as an MLB stadium, but it's got the same big-time feel. It is an upscale place to watch a (long) baseball game at a bargain price. There are numerous fireplaces located around the main deck, as well as food stands everywhere you turn. Staff was aplenty and very friendly. Unfortunately, the night we went was misty / rainy, but each time we went down to our seats, there was a staff member ready, towels in hand, to wipe down our seats. Now that is good customer service!

Great family owned bar! Cheap drinks prices, several pool tables and a overall fun place to hangout…read morewith friends!

Beautiful theater. Good sound. Decent beverage selection. We saw Buddy Guy here last night. We…read morehad a great time. Would recommend, would return.

After a couple years delay, I was finally able to take my son to the much-anticipated Dogman: The…read moreMusical a few months back. While we see shows regularly in Detroit, we figured this was no further in the opposite direction to enjoy a production. The theater is beautiful! While my husband found the vintage seats a bit on the small side, even he was quick to say that what the theater lacked in modern amenities, it made up for in quaint charm. As a previous reviewer mentioned, it has a great, fancy, Fox Theatre feel to it. Parking was also easy, just a block or so down. It may get more crowded with other venues close by, but we had no issues when we went. Temple Theater is definitely somewhere we'd love to enjoy another show.

This is really spooky but they should warn you how long you will be standing in line. We got there…read moreat 8:30 and didn't get done until after 11:30. The line moves really slow!!!! The cost is $15 and they sell fast passes but I wasn't sure how much extra those people paid for that luxury. Most people were like us and just stood in the 3 hour line. The line was all the way into the parking lot. At some point you get inside a heated area where the line winds around so that helped with the temperature. Anyways, try to focus on how much fun you will have being spooked silly!! I'm a hard one to scare, but they got me screaming several times!! You walk through the USS Edson for a long spooky time and be prepared to climb to all 5 levels of the ship.

Very scary amazing actors. 10/10 experience would come back. Worth the standing in lineread more