Perhaps the best musical variety show in northern Minnesota. This is their 22nd season and the show…read moreis stronger than ever. Hank, Diane, Paul, Jan, Brian and Greg are exceptional talents. The music runs the gamut from Bluegrass and Country to Rock and Roll and Gospel. If you are in the area or if you are planning a trip be sure to include the Woodtick Theater it is great for every age group.

Inspire is FANTASTIC! I danced at inspire from 6th grade until my senior year of high school. I…read morehave never felt more welcome! The staff at inspire are loving, motivated, hard working individuals which taught me a lot. I know I'm a better person today because of Inspire and dance!

Super cute wine bistro located in historic downtown Park Rapids. They have a light menu, ranging…read morefrom brunch options, cheese boards, to sandwiches and soups. We just stopped in to check it out and got a round of drinks. They only have a wine and beer license - so no hard alcohol - so some options are unique, like a beer bloody and a wine bloody. I tried the beer bloody and it wasn't bad! I still prefer a bloody with vodka, but was glad to try something new and creative. Tasted like a more watered down V8 (the beer was Busch lite, which could have been why). We talked to the owner while there and she was super friendly. Can't wait to go back for food and events!

This place is super cute! It has a very calming, rustic aesthetic and small details that really…read morepull the place together. The light music playing also helped set the relaxing environment. The space has a cute gift shop toward the back, which you definitely need to check out! The employees were SO nice and helpful! Any questions we had, they had an upbeat answer for us. They were very fun to talk to! We didn't get any food, but they have a great menu complete with a couple boards (charcuterie, brunch) and several other snacky options. Everything sounded so good and the prices were really fair! I ended up getting a mimosa flight, which was delicious!

A great live theatre, with dynamic and lively plays. In a great nighborhood.read more

I'm fairly new to town, but have seen several shows at Theatre B; each time I've been impressed…read more They don't do 'big name' productions--fine by me, as I have little desire to see another "Twelfth Night" or "The Fantasticks"--but lesser-known shows that leave you thinking. The company currently performs in a former school gym, but the space has been transformed into an intimate theatre with good acoustics and comfortable tiered seating. Settings and props are pared down--often ingeniously so--which allows the action to flow nicely. Give them a try and I think you'll be impressed (particularly if Carrie Wintersteen is in the cast--she ranks in the small handful of best actors I've seen, and is completely captivating).

Theater on a lake, lake cabin theater. Cement floors so you can take your drinks into the theater,…read moreI love that! Snacks during intermission that you could pre-order so you didn't have to stand in line. Design kind of felt like a church or an ark. Tickets are $25 for adults and $23 for seniors and children. Show was: Church basement ladies rise up o men. I didn't realize the actors weren't local, they are from the cities. The show has been running for quite some time this is the sixth version so they know what they're doing. Very funny show, my 13-year-old laughed her head off and Ioved the suggestive humor. The 10-year-old was a little bored. If we're ever in town again we will definitely come again!

This was my first exposure to local theatre on a smaller scale. The presentation was Talking…read moreMinnesotan put on by local actors. The whole thing was wrong as far as I could tell. The window where you go to pick up your tickets intersects with the line to enter the theatre which causes a confused and crowded mass of humanity. When I picked up the tickets I asked the ticket person if it was all general admission seating and she said it was. When we were herded into the theatre the front half of the seating was taped off for groups forcing us to sit in the rear. This is not general admission seating and if we all pay the same amount reserved seating doesn't seem fair. The play was horribly done, too loud, very poor singing and the whole thing seemed uncomfortable. The 2 older men in the play were okay they didn't try to elevate the volume beyond their range and they knew their lines. The actor who played the mother seemed to forget her lines and the actor who played the daughter was too loud and too animated. I paid $ 18 for this ticket and really felt cheated.

Very awesome place! The theatre is amazing in atmosphere, and their staff are awesome. They always…read morebring quality performances and events to FMCT, and I look forward to going every time.