Symphony always good. Theater is a state treasure for its beauty. Seats are comfortable. Staff is…read morefriendly.

Last night we had the privilege of attending the show the "Choir of Man" at the Capitol Theatre in…read moredowntown Yakima!!! It was incredibly enjoyable with wonderful talent!!! Very high energy, exciting and remarkable voices, harmonizing, musical instruments, very skilled tap dancing and fun interactive exchanges with the audience !!!! Wonderful Irish humor!!! Great show!!! You should all go and enjoy the fun times!!!! All the best ! tony

Caught the Warehouse Theatre production of "Steel Magnolias" Saturday, and it was wonderful!…read more Outstanding performance ladies! I've seen the movie (one of my faves!) a number of times, and you nailed it... Dolly Parton (Truvy); Olympia Dukakis (Clairee); Sally Field (M'Lynn); Shirley MacLaine (Ouiser) and Julia Roberts (Shelby) would approve.....as did I! Thank you all for a splendid Saturday afternoon in the round.

From the owner: Come one, come all to an unforgettable experience at Warehouse Theatre Company in Yakima! Whether…read moreyou're looking for a fun night out with friends or a way to introduce your kids to the magic of live theater, we have something for everyone. Our talented cast and crew are ready to take you on a journey full of laughter, excitement and heartwarming moments.

The seasons is a place that I had heard about for a long time, but only recently where we able to…read morecheck it out. This may very well be one of our favorite new venues. It's intimate, classy and has that perfect local feeling, all wrapped up into one spot. It's located downtown near the YMCA and I believe it's an old Orthodox Church, at least based on what it looks like. For a few hours every week, there's an area open in the front of the building where you can buy "I Heart Yakima" merchandise. In addition, they have art displays there that rotate throughout the year. On the opposite side of the building is the auditorium. It's a beautiful spot that appears to be an old church sanctuary.They're beautiful Stainglass windows flanking the sides as well as a dome top it is absolutely spectacular. The stage is not overly large, but accommodates a band quite nicely. Seating is church pews as well as small tables and chairs upfront. There's main floor seating as well as balcony seating. The balcony stuff is pretty rad, as it gives you a little bit better vantage point and has some sections that have a very old-school theater type feel - Like something you would see out of a movie about Ford's theater, but without the tragedy. The shows that they've got here I've become increasingly great and this year have included some world-class jazz, Bluegrass as well as some up-and-coming artists. While the acoustics here are not perfect, they're solid and the intimate nature of the place makes for a wonderful evening. And because this is Yakima, the folks that come here are super friendly and will often come and mingle with the crowd afterwards. The most expensive tickets that we've seen here were $45 for a band that won a Grammy eight months ago! This is one of the coolest venues that we've had the pleasure of attending shows at and one that we are really excited to continue to support. You guys running it are doing a great job of bringing an eclectic array of art, music and theater into the area and it's absolutely something to check out.

Dancing to live music can be religious, so it was fairly fitting to see (and dance to) a Cuban…read moreSon/Cha Cha Cha band at a concert hall which used to be a church (1st Church of Christ Scientist). Complete with rays of colored light shining in through the stained glass we showed up early for a dance lesson of Cuban Son--this old style of dance (grandmother to modern salsa) is hard but elegant looking. After the lesson was the show. The venue is pretty dang awesome [solid 4.5 stars on a first visit]. The acoustics were top notch. I made a quick scan of the entire space and there really isn't a bad seat. Their is a huge balcony. There is an open space near the stage for dancing (I clumsily tried my hat with salsa, and we had a few ruedas going as well). They served some refreshments as well as beer and wine when we were there. . . Visiting the "Palm Springs of Washington", sitting in a pew with a bottle of beer tucked into the bible/hymn book holder, listening to traditional Cuban Son, and dancing sexy moves in a former church....it was surely surreal... . . ...And made me a fan of The Seasons. There will be a summer series of Latin music over the summer, and I can't wait to check it out again (although, I think these shows will be outside--first one is July 2nd). Amen.