Had a great time tonight. Shockingly bought a groupon for the same night as my sis so it became a…read moredouble date. They do not supply cups or ice just FYI but it still was a great time. Turns out, im an ARTIST!!! You can bring in as much liquor as u want, plus snacks which we did but didn't find the time to eat. We started paint ting about 1/2 hr after the class started which is great for late arrivals. We voted on a pic to paint but ultimately its ur choice.

I went here yesterday with my wife for date night. I found them through Groupon and was so happy…read morethat they're in our neighborhood. My neighborhood doesn't have anything like this and we always have to travel for things like this. It's located in a shopping complex next to Goodwill and behind Brusters. There's a huge parking lot with free and accessible parking. When we walked in we were greeted by the enthusiastic instructor Slade. She was super welcoming and cool! We picked our seats and began to drink of course. The class had the opportunity to pick by vote which painting we wanted to do (3 options), which I thought was different but cool. The one we wanted to do (a guitar) didn't win the democratic vote and the bridge was selected. She individually came around and asked if we wanted to change the colors and everything. Our classmates were all super cool and friendly and it was so fun to be lost with everyone else. Slade did a great job of walking around to talk to us and see if we needed help! Her assistant was also superb at getting us more paint, paper towels, and/or fresh water. We were having trouble with mixing colors and he even offered to mix them in the back for us and bring to us. The whole vibe was great and chill. The music being played was perfect. At the end, you get the opportunity to sign the wall which is unique and cool. We had a really great time and would absolutely positively recommend and come back with friends! They offer party packages and certain days they even have themed nights like karaoke and etc. I should also mention that there's not a limit on how many bottles you bring and you can also bring little snacks like cheese and crackers, chips, etc. My only suggestion is that they clean the bathroom.

Purchased very affordable tickets months in advance for Omar Dillard, soul violinist. It was my…read morefirst time attending an event at this venue. It is absolutely beautiful. Parking was easy: $10 card only. There was an open bar on the ground floor with drinks and snacks. AND every seat was a good seat. This time I chose center balcony first row. I DO NOT recommend it. While the view is nice, there is a wooden railing across the front that obscures your view. So you have to lean forward to see the stage. I would choose the second row balcony, wing seats will be my first choice next time. The performer called the people upstairs down to sit in the empty seats and the view was even better from the floor. The acoustics were awesome and it was a great event.

Attended a recent Sunday screening at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival here at the Sandy Springs…read morePerformance Center. First time at this venue. No signage regarding parking available or nearby . Parked in a bank parking lot. Discovered later they had a parking lot (free w attendee voucher) under the venue. No parking signage visible as I said. When inside the festival volunteers were very helpful getting us to the seats. The venue is impressive! Multi-tiered balconies. Would have taken some pics if I hadn't left phone in the car. Can't imagine there's a bad seat in the house. We were about 15 rows back from the screen n everything was very comfortable, seats and sound. Enjoyed the knowledgeable interview of the filmmaker/subject of the film "Parting the Waters" after the screening. 4 stars because of lack of parking signage. 5 for the venue itself.

I usually visit the Alliance theatre multiple times throughout the year! I love the plays here and…read morethe ambiance! Staff is always helpful and kind and seating is comfortable and super clean! I'm ok the email blast so I get promo codes quite often. I always enjoy the arts

I took our boys to see Into The Burrow about Peter Rabbit thinking it would be a kids show. It was…read moreso heavy and disappointing. My kids left so sad and confused. There were multiple songs about Peter's dead dad and how he missed his dad. Squirrel Nutkins tree was cut down and there was a song about him losing his home and all of the dead butterflies. The writers of this clearly have never been around children. There were other adult themes as well. It was inappropriate, so be careful before you bring your family.

When it comes to music, Atlanta and Chicago are easy trips to make for me. I've been to State Farm…read morefor a few concerts now. -- Blackpink (2022) - 2nd and 3rd time seeing them. -- Bring me the Horizon (2025) -- Twice (2026) All of my seats have been in the lower 100 sections. I've never had a bad time here. During the Blackpink concerts, I even met some people that traveled up from Brazil! I love other venues around the city(The Eastern, Masquerade, Roxy, A few others), but when groups grow, State Farm seems to be the place they play... until they're large enough to sell out the football stadium. State Farm Arena is good enough. There are things to do pre-show around the stadium (Coca-Cola Museum, Civil Rights Museum, Aquarium, Olympic Park). There are a few places to eat around but I'd suggest finding a place to eat before you head down to the arena. Out of all the NBA arenas I've been in, you can definitely see and feel the age of this arena. It gets the job done but it needs some upgrades. The staff is always nice and helpful here. I've started to see the setup in other places now but I seem to remember this arena being one of the first with one of those walk-in, it monitors what you take, and leave without any cashiers or employees being around. (Note: To get into the mini-market, you have to swipe card(puts a hold on your card for 25 dollars). If you spend under that, it'll adjust within days. If you spend over that, it'll also adjust upward. I was skeptical at first but it works flawlessly. Bmth sounded great. Twice sounded great. Blackpink sounded okay-ish... the sound was definitely off, muffled, and trying to be LOUD for part of their show. If one of your acts roll through, definitely check them out here. SPECIAL NOTE: Plenty of parking around but if you can, try buying parking in advance at the CNN lot. It usually sells out but if you park on that deck, it's much easier to get away from the traffic post-show.

We had a great time!! The seats were comfortable, the staff were really nice, the areas were well…read morelit, the bathrooms smelled decent and they were clean. The food is a different story (3/10)! It wasn't up to my standards but I didn't starve. My burger wasn't throughly cooked and my cheesesteak looked like someone just stood there, watched the meat brown and slapped it on a roll. I didn't bother eating it because the presentation was trash. My rating is for the atmosphere alone.

We went for the Haiti vs. Morocco World Cup match on June 24, 2026. We took the Marta from sandy…read moresprings and were able to walk to the stadium in about 5 minutes. The seating sections were a little confusing, but there were plenty of staff ready to help. Concessions were good, there were several options to meet most people needs, and accessibility options for those who need seemed plenty. I've been here for a Falcons game and had a great experience. Parking was easy when I went. Great stadium!

Super interesting stadium given the unique retractable roof. The venue provides for an exciting…read moreambiance, regardless of the team you're rooting for. I also appreciate the quick to-go fast foods that you can pick up without waiting in line (along the lines of Amazon Go). Employees are generally friendly in guiding you through the stadium. The entry/exit process was quite odd. I was surprised at how chaotic the ticket checking process was when walking through...super disorganized, but we ultimately made it work.

We hired KLF Pro Entertainment for my company Holiday party and they exceeded our expectations…read more Kerwin kept in constant communication before, during, and after the event to ensure our needs were meet. The music was perfect for all ages...I would definitely use and recommend them again. Thank you for the fabulous time!

We are in wedding business and we went to see their performance last night. They have 4 different…read morebands and they all rock. Very friendly crew of hard working and talented people.

Attended with my three best friends and we had a blast!…read more Needs Work: Organization was a problem across the board. Access was difficult especially for people with limited mobility, The cigar tent was lacking one thing...CIGARS...Lex 12 are not cigars. Food should be plentiful at this type of event. T It Rocked: liquor flowed like rain and that was great for a Saturday afternoon, the vibe was a lot of like minded people chilling, everyone was very social and fun! Those that came in costume were awesome, hot woman dressed as flappers and a few men properly dressed. Works for me! Enjoyed the burlesque entertainer. Hope they work out the kinks and bring this event back as it has great potential!

So I volunteered at this event and i also got to experience it from an attendee's POV…read more Considering that this was the first year for the event it was pretty good. There are a lot of organizational kinks that really really need to be worked out. They need more signage going towards the area where the event is located. I got lost like 3 times. Also the vendor area i was working in did not leave a lot of information on their product so kind of had to wing it. In the beginning that wasn't too good because the sober people actually wanted information. As the day went on and everyone got more tipsy no one cared. lol. I know a lot of precautionary measures were taken the 2nd day of the event because of the extraordinary amount of people with alcohol poisoning posed a liability issue. I think next year, with more planning and probably more sponsors, this event will be a blast. Oh yeah, if you all didn't know it was for a good cause :-)

We came here last week to see Matilda The Musical. Overall, I think Jennie T. Anderson Theatre is…read morea good small venue for local theater groups. This 606 seat performing arts theater is part of the Cobb County Civic Center complex. The main parking lot is huge, so there shouldn't be a parking issue for any production or event at the theater. The lobby, in my opinion, is way too small for the theater. We showed up an hour before show time, and got our tickets from the impromptu Will Call table. There were some padded benches in the middle of the tiny lobby, so we, and 14 other people, sat there until the theater doors were opened about 30 minutes before the performance. Theater goers continued to enter the lobby, and it got so noisy and packed that people walking by kept brushing up against me, and a few of them actually stepped on my shoes while I was sitting. Like I stated, the lobby is way too small for the theater. I think that they should limit the number of people allowed in the lobby. When both sets of doors leading from the lobby to the theater (one set of doors on each side of the lobby) opened, people started streaming out of the lobby. We walked into the theater to find our seats, which were towards the back of the theater. Nice padded seats! There are only 17 rows of seats, and everyone has a clear view of the stage. ADA seating is allowed in the first and last rows, where there are no steps. However, everyone in the other rows need to be able to walk up and down steps to get to and from their seats. The sound system is very good, as is the lighting. From what I saw the theater is well maintained. This is a nice place to see shows without having to pay big bucks.

This is a neat theatre in Marietta for the performing arts. We have seen several shows here and…read morewere impressed with the quality for the price paid. Not NYC Broadway quality but great by local standards. Most recently (12/21/19) we saw "Home for the Holidays". Good musical production of local talent. Numerous performers from the Cobb County Center for excellence in the performing arts, with a band on stage for musical accompaniment. Great variety of holiday songs and dancing. We were seated in the LAST row for this show, but still had great view of the stage as the theatre is relatively small. Several pictures are enclosed. Easy to find location. Plenty of free parking. Easy access to I-75. One note: This theartre is also called "Jennie T. Anderson Theatre". Am surprised I am first to review this fine place.