Have seen several shows here over the years. The production quality and talent of the performers is…read moreas good or better than anything you'll find even in the large cities such as TO or NYC. The shows do seem geared towards the quite elderly. If you're 60 years old, you'll be one of the youngest in the audiences. My only complaint is the theatre is very hot. There's very little air circulating. In honour of the recent Johnny Cash show, I've made up a new verse for the Cash song "I've Been Everywhere". Enjoy :) Please turn on the air man, I don't think it's fair man, I'm burning in my chair man, My socks are in despair man

The Playhouse in Gananoque is summer-stock theatre with two twists. One being locale, and the…read moreother the seasonal program. As such, it stands out as one of the best regional summer theatres in all of Ontario. Firstly, the theatre is found in Gananoque proper right on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, giving its lobby one of the best views of any theatre around. Dock space is also available, allowing you to book a slip to pull up your boat and spend the night after an evening of theatre, making it one of the most unique experiences that you'll have. The program every year has the typical run of theatre favourites that you'd expect from a regional theatre of this kind. That said, the program directors at the playhouse ensure that there is a healthy mix of summer favourites and new Canadian works. This has allowed them to bring in plays like the Wingfield Farm series which through its production in theatres of this kind, has brought mutual success to both the playwright and the theatre. The playhouse also provides a more challenging theatre piece in the early fall, allowing theatre students from Kingston and the surrounding areas the opportunity to see a more demanding piece in a truly distinctive venue. The theatre itself is rustic and smallish, seating over 300 in a close proximity so that everyone is close to the stage, close to the action, and experiencing a unique evening of theatre.

This review is fit Both the Boat Museum and the 1000 Islands Museum…read more Mind blowing Amazing Exhibits Knowledge guides Little gift shop Well with a stop to learn the history

In early 2010 Boulevard Cinema closed its downtown location at 175 St. Lawrence Streetand reopened…read moreat 345 Herbert Street as HMG (hoagies, movies and games). Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2010/01/13/movie-theatre-undergoes-makeover. In 2013 the replacement Silver Cinema opened at the 345 Herbert Street location. Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2013/03/20/movie-theatre-open-for-business

I love this cinema. When I was a kid, we had a movie theatre in Gananoque that was found inside…read morethe Bell Tower Mall. The theatre did tremendously well. That was until it decided to run "E.T." for a year and a half and went out of business. So, off to Kingston we'd go to see movies. Bit of a hike, but you do what you have to do. One visit back to Gananoque for Christmas or something, we noticed the Boulevard Cinema had opened near the Gananoque waterfront. This movie theatre offers almost-first-run movies, that being films that have been out for maybe a week or two. As such, you have to pay the exorbitant fee of $4.00 per admission. If this is too pricey for you, you can always go on Tuesdays where it's $2.00 to get in. Happy now? Initially the sound was crap in this theatre. The theatres themselves were small and the speakers that were used did nothing to fill the space. So the management set to making the sound work and as a reward for people putting up with shoddy sound, open their doors for free. These guys know how to run local business. Yes the theatres are small, but as such are intimate. And with the newly renovated sound system, the theatre provides astounding value for money. Seriously, four bucks? You can't rent a movie for that. One of the best things about the theatre is Paul the owner, whose weekly movie review column appears in the Gananoque Reporter (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/1000-islands-publishers-ltd-gananoque) as well as on the Boulevard Cinema website itself (http://www.thechequesinthemail.com). And you thought you were opinionated...

I definitely encourage others to take in the latest movies here. I have been for two years now, and…read moreit is always enjoyable. The quality service and facilities have not declined, if anything there are small continual improvements. Art deco themed the Silver Cinema has 60-comfortable seats, with lots of legroom. It is totally accessible, including washrooms. There is also a typical movie canteen available. It is no surprise that they were named Gananoque's 2014 "Entrepreneur of the Year".They are always contributing to Gananoque. For example, selling movie posters as a fundraiser for the Gananoque Humane Society, providing a venue for a local film maker, and other entertainers.

This store is just a pleasant experience all round. The quality of the handmade items they sell is…read morematched by the pleasant experience of getting to know the owners and staff. This store has added much to an already vibrant art culture in the town. They have recently added the drawing room with "vintage" and new to you items. A great selection of fun, quality clothing and accessories for women and even some for men!

Me and my boyfriend discovered this gem for the first time today. This is (in my opinion) the…read morecoolest and most unique spot in Gananoque. The hand made art and craft in the store ranges from soap, jewelry, paintings, prints, sculptures, photography, fabric art, paper art clothings, and much more. We were very lucky to have the chance to chat with the bright minded founder (one of 2) of this art and craft collective. She was so lovely and passionate with what she is doing and I have no doubt that even more wonderful things are going happen here. I expect this to be the hub of the art/ craft (and soon music) scene in Gananoque in the up coming years. And for a young couple like us that just moved here, the excistence of this art and craft collective is making me feel like we made a good decision. I think we should all support them and support the local art and craft scene. :)

this was our third visit. very nice place. a little disappointed this time. my husband always…read moredrinks the beer, this time they didn't fill the kegerator and only had one type of canned beer. my husband decided to get a slushy. when it came it was all liquid. when questioned were told that it was just put in and didn't have time to freeze. i think we should have been told that it wasn't ready yet and let us decide if we wanted a warm liquid slushy. overall a good place and the shuttle service is great.

Sean did an awesome set up on my Charvel. If you need work done on your guitar this is the place to…read morego.

Love this store. Filled with beautiful instruments of all shapes, sizes, and vintages - from banjos…read moreto mandolins to acoustic and electric guitars and basses. Best part, the owner is incredibly welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable, and filled with fascinating stories about each and every instrument. Definitely worth a visit!!