Fun and unique movie experience with great food and great people. Food is also amazing as well…read more Highly recommend to those visiting, or even just in the area in general.

This was the first time we went to the Melody dive in theater. I had gone to drive in as a kid with…read moremy family as I lived in a town that had three plus three inside ones. So lots of places to see movies growing up. The two guys that were with me had never been to one before. So it was a new thing for them. Plan to go again sometime. Nice grounds well keep up. Prices were very good. To get in and for any food or drinks. Nice selection to choose from. Gray for date night or family putting.

Updating my review to include that Emagine has a rewards program. Tuesday tickets are $5. You also…read morereceive a free small popcorn. You can upgrade flavors or to a larger size. Huge food selection. Wood fired pizza looked amazing. I got a medium frozen Coke for $7. I saw The Mandalorian movie on the huge EMX screen with Dolby atmos sound. Floor to ceiling screen! The sound feels like it's coming from everywhere. Comfy leather reclining chairs with heated seats. Plenty of walking space through aisles. Handicap seating on the main floor is available also.

Took my Grandbabies to see The Minions. Truth told...I like them too! I initially didn't want the…read morereclining seats (it's like sitting on a couch/sofa), but the grandkids all climbed on Paw-Paw, so it was all good. They had a blast and I just loved getting to spend time with them. Of course, I got them whatever they wanted and it was nice to have your stuff delivered to your seat. I can get used to this type of treatment.

Quality was great! My car battery dies but they had a charger on deck for free! Would definitely go…read moreagain

We drive over from Chicago to a nice, old-school drive-in. Good selection of movies for double…read morefeatures. Would highly recommend.

Great space for art openings, fundraisers, and parties. The Gardner Center used to be Ann Gallagher…read moreGallery, and who knows what before that. (Seriously, if you know, add it to your review). Tons of open space can be customized for a variety of needs. Huge storefront windows overlooking Lake Street gives this place lots of visibility. Located across the street from the Miller Bakery Cafe.

I make it a point to try and see the gallery openings, films, and other events that are held here…read moreby the Miller Beach Arts and Creative District staff. There is always something fun and interesting to see or do at the Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts.

Cute little old theater in Chesterton putting on amateur community productions. All supported by…read moredonors and volunteers. Good for the community.

My kiddos always have a blast doing various plays with Daniel and Keri. They are great at what they…read moredo! My kiddos also have taken private classes which went very well. Every year, they would have a show in which their performance skills could be used. We have always enjoyed these recitals. I like that Daniel and Keri always try different classes to keep things fresh. I even saw stage makeup classes (though mine never did it)! I also saw they did some fundraising in the past. When you do a show with others, the cast forms a bond. They gel. For this reason, the kids tend to create friendships that travel outside of Premier's doors. Between the kids they have bonded with and the wonderful teachers, my kids have thrived here, and I give it a big 5 star rating. I can't wait to see them in their next show and hope to get front row seats!

Came here the other night with one of my best friends to see Ian Munsick play. It was through one…read moreof the hometown jams sessions that they're doing across the Midwest this summer and it was a lot of fun. A good number of local food trucks were parked to the side of the amphitheater and it was def a vibe that night. Really fun way to spend a Thursday night in downtown Valpo.

This new performance stage is huge and great for performances. The adjacent covered shelter is…read moreperfect for sheltering from the rain or sun. The park hosts the annual popcorn festival. I would recommend going then. When The park is not being used as a music venue, there Stone plaza turns into a water feature. This is a great park for the family.

Older fairgrounds with quite a few barns. We have been here for several 4H events and have always…read moreenjoyed our time. You are allowed to park in the grass here. There are some shade trees you can park under which is nice. Concessions available during events too.