I was not familiar with this place but got tickets to the show Christmas Carol for us to go see…read more Parking is a bit of a challenge but once that is done.. it was a great experience. The set and actors did a fantastic job. It was definitely a higher quality than i expected. I think this may be a place we go to for a show a few times a year. Quite a pleasant suprise.

The November Theatre is absolutely stunning, while a bit on the smaller side compared to other…read moretheatres in the area. The intimate setting makes for a really special viewing experience. Parking is a bit tricky as there is no direct parking available in front of the theatre but there are some paid lots and street parking is available (there is a 2 hour limit to be considerate of if you're seeing a matinee, not applicable after 8). What stands out is the seating is a bit more comfortable with a decent amount of leg room my partner who is 6'1 was able to sit comfortably. The sound quality of this theatre is also amazing, I was able to hear the music and the actors very clearly throughout the show. I checked out Virginia Reps production of Waitress for the first time this past weekend and it was phenomenal! So glad that we are able to have such quality theatre offerings here in the area and this is one place that can not be beat! Before a shows run they offer pay what you can previews which definitely makes the magic of theatre more accessible to the masses. Definitely give Virginia Repertory a shot if you have any interest in the arts, I think this is a great introduction to some amazing shows and everyone is extremely talented!

l rate my experience 100%. I love taking my nieces to the Henrico theater in Highland Springs,…read moreBeautiful building, the movies are only a dollar concession is only a dollar I certainly appreciate what Henrico County does with this movie theater, God Bless All involved!!!

Visited Henrico Theatre for a showing of Minions 2! I spent under $5 for the movie ticket, popcorn,…read morecandy, AND soda!! Absolutely unreal. The screen was slightly small but the quality of the video was great. Everyone who worked at the theatre was so kind and friendly. I'm looking forward to more movie nights at the theatre!

I have not actually attended any concerts or performances here, but we recently learned about their…read moremonthly art projects and we love this place! Apparently, you can sign up for a free art project every month and they have all the supplies for various projects. We have painted wooden snowflakes, made owls out of foam, painted canvas magnets, among other projects. I LOVE how inclusive it is, there are easier projects for young hands just learning how to explore art, and harder projects for the more seasoned professional. The people are always so friendly, and I love having this free, local, enriching activity to share with my family and friends. You can take your kiddo, go with your best friend, bring a date. It is a really nice experience that I am grateful that they provide. I HIGHLY recommend hopping on the website and signing up for this free activity.

This is a new community facility that opened up the end of 2020 during Covid…read more This was the first time we were there. It is a good sized facility. We all really enjoyed the auditorium. There really wasn't a bad seat in the house. All the seats were elevated and it had good sound. We were no more than 5 rows from the front. We took our kids and my daughter's friend to go see the Addams Family Musical. We just happened to be dressed as the Addams Family for Halloween... so this was definitely a treat. We've got to say our costumes would give the actors and actresses a run for their money. At any rate, we really enjoyed it and will definitely be back for another show!

I haven't seen a movie here (first runs cheaper than everywhere else), but visited to take a look…read moreat the space they have for rent. Would definitely consider using it for a venue if I need to be on the southside.

When word truly gets out this place WILL be packed out! Came to see Toy Story 4 in this restored…read moretheatre that I grew up coming to for years with our family. This theatre operates out of a multipurpose building that offers gorgeous venue space with impeccable sound and is also a church as well. Concession stand is cute and has that hometown feel, the lobby and restrooms are eat off the floor clean, modern and the staff is warm and welcoming. You won't find this at the big box movie houses! The theater seating is gradient style, bucket seats that rock and are super cushiony and comfy. No seat selection here. We got here 30 minutes early but we were first ones along with like 3 others. No one knows about this place! Tickets are super affordable!! P.S. sounds is BRONX NY LOUD LOL bring earplugs if your sensitive but it's awesome!

I couldn't type this review fast enough omg Lolol. So I just discovered an interesting policy I…read morehave never heard of (I'm not from Virginia) that does not allow me entry to a showing (Jurassic) if I'm 15 minutes "late". Ironically, I showed up late on PURPOSE to avoid the previews. I asked the reason for this policy, and the black female manager did not tell me the reasons. Her exact response was "we don't let anybody in past a certain time". (Redundant). I don't think it was a difficult question that I asked, nor did I present as nasty or flustered. I asked very plainly the WHY, not the WHAT, and she could barely make eye contact with me. I then asked "well, is it because it interrupts/distracts other patrons?" And she said "yes that's one of many reasons". Lmao Why she couldn't just share the reasons with me, was very unprofessional. Perhaps she's used to disgruntled customers and was prematurely impatient with me?.... But girl.... I am kind and being patient with this very weird theater lmao. Or maybe she actually didn't have the answer for me. Who knows. 1 Since late patrons are being stopped at the ticket booth, does this mean they're not allowed to purchase popcorn if the previews are about to end? 2 By this logic of interrupting other patrons, doesn't that mean we aren't allowed to use the bathroom once the movie has begun? Anyway, I asked for a refund which I could not get due to me purchasing my ticket via Fandango. My other option was to catch the next movie showing , which would be a $3 up charge because it's in 3D. I don't like 3D but at this point... I've already lost the battle I asked the manager..... "so do I pay for the $3 up charge via fandango, Since you guys have nothing to do with my initial payment transaction? " Of course the answer was no. I was obligated to pay them directly. (Capitalism?) My goodness... The inconsistency in conjunction with the weird nonchalant attitude of the manager was an unnecessary annoyance for me. Like... I can't get a refund NOR CAN I GET A CLEAR EXPLANATION?! I'm from NYC and have never heard of this policy before, so an explanation would have actually made things clear for me. But instead I was met with no eye contact and weird body language. I was sincerely confused and not being an asshole. I'm also an actress and therapist, hence my attention to personalities and communication. Anyway I ended up paying the $3 difference, and was then instructed to go inside the theater, 20 minutes early. LMAO !!! I guess she missed the part where I said I don't like previews (may I suggest a customer service course for all staff?) I asked "how much time do I have"? And she said "15 minutes". So I ended up waiting in my car. *sigh* This is why movie theaters are going out of business now . All this trouble, and overpriced movie snacks, when I could just wait for the film to be streamed online, with popcorn that doesn't cost $1,266. Bonus: I was here last week to see Megan 2.0. There was an afternoon showing, that my friend and I were unable to purchase online for some reason (the night before...) So we decided to just purchase tickets here in person, the day of. Turns out, the showing was completely removed as an option. From both the kiosk and the staff operating system. We ended up leaving and driving to regal cinemas near Ashland instead. I prob shouldn't have returned to this place after the Megan 2.0 issue, but I decided to give bow tie a second chance. But honey, I'm not baseball so there won't be any third strike options with me. This is my first (and last time) in RVA. Lord! I am realistic, so I do not expect for other businesses to thrive like the ones we have in NYC, but whew! It's very very very clear why it will never compare. I mean, Jesus... it's a slow Monday afternoon. The theater is VERY empty and this whole thing was so dramatic and avoidable. Maybe consider using this specific policy ONLY during peak hours? I'm no business woman, nor am I an entitled Karen, but im a sincerely confused out of town visitor who wants y'all to do better. Also, Please don't be harsh with that black manager by the way, it's not her fault that these policies exist. But she could definitely use a customer service refresher course.

The Bow Tie Cinema is my favorite place to see movies in Richmond. They always have multiple…read moreshowings of all the best movies as well as online ticket buying options, so you're able to go see exactly what you are hoping to with all of your friends and family. It's always keep very tidy and clean. The concessions are full of popcorn, candy, soda, and more. The parking lot is huge which is super convenient. Also the theater is located right across the street from multiple restaurants and even Gelati Celesti, so grab a bite before or after your movie to complete your fun day!

16 screen theater with the latest movies. They do offer a rewards program via Criterion. You can…read moresign up online or here at theater. I purchased tickets using Atom app I which I could also choose our seats. The app was easy to use. You can link your rewards program number to your profile. It wasn't overly crowded. The staff and patrons had on masks. Patrons left a seat or so between them and others for social distancing. The concession stand was open for snacks and drinks. Staff was friendly and polite.

Criterion Cinemas is not to be confused with Movieland across the parking lot (although many…read morepictures here do just that). Both are run by Bow Tie, but Criterion shows limited release and indie films rather than the blockbusters at its larger counterpart. Criterion only has four viewing theaters, bathrooms, and a small concession counter. The theaters are very small, so it makes for an intimate experience. If you like sitting close to the screen you'll love it, because there's no other choice. For me it's a bit overwhelming, but I love their movie selections so it keeps me coming back. The seats are comfortable and it's usually much cleaner than the larger theater.

Bridge 9 is a performing arts company that hosts improv performances and comedy shows with local…read moreperformers of all ages. They also offer classes, and that's where I came in. I went here for an improv class to help me with my speaking. It was fun, fast paced, lively, and safe! You might think that there is no way you could act silly and be unscripted in front of strangers, but you find that not only can you, it's easy. If you are looking for something fun and unique to do - whether you have a dream to be on stage or not- check it out. I think you will enjoy it and learn lots.

An "up-and-coming" improvisational comedy theater aimed at bringing all sections of RVA together…read morethrough laughter. Improvisors from the entire area (state, country, world) are welcome to submit themselves and/or teams to play in the creative space(s) carefully vetted by this non--profit organization. Community outreach, education and support for the improvisational community are paramount. Check it out and watch as they grow

I love going to the movies and the CineBistro was always my first…read morechoice. Not anymore. I went there this week with my son and was very disappointed. The place is just not the same. My server took our order and our entrees showed up before or drinks of water and ginger. I order the salmon with out potatoes but wanted a double portion of the spinach. It came out without the potatoes but not a double portion is spinach. The server said the chef said it was doubled. Ok if you say so. Let's get down to the actual meal, the Salmon was overcooked and the sauce was extremely salty. Like I could feel my blood pressure rising with each bit. The popcorn was cold and salty. It's a wrap for me. I am going back to a regular Regal theater cause cinebistro isn't it.

Always impressed with the quality of food at this theater. Our entire party of 4 really enjoyed…read morepretty much everything we got and the movie! Apps Both the fried green tomatoes and the baked goat cheese were delicious. The tomato jam in the candied shallots on the goat cheese, made it rich and delightful. And they had enough baguette, which is impressive because usually the bread runs out in most places or something like this. The fried green tomatoes were also rich and indulgent and the peach habanero jelly was a nice bright kick. For entrées we got a couple CMX burgers, the ravioli and the chicken BLT. I usually get the tuna poke bowl, which is always very good but this time I was in the mood for a sandwich so the chicken BLT was a risk, but turned out it paid off. The chicken was cooked perfectly as well as the bacon. Very satisfying. The burgers never disappoint and my son really enjoyed his ravioli with an extra steaks you were on the side.