The 3-star rating is in large part due to safety concerns in this venue, as parts of the interior…read moreare stunning, and the film festival held there was entertaining and pleasantly educational. This beautiful old building is surrounded by scaffolding so you can't really see its architecture, but I didn't see any renovation happening outside or inside, where the walls are covered with gorgeous murals, other detailed artistic painting, and intricate hanging light fixtures. The old-but-comfortable theater-style balcony seats are covered with red velvety fabric. It's a visual feast. However, renovation inside is massively needed, especially for safety concerns. When the lights were turned out for the films it was almost pitch black, with no modern-day dim "safety lighting"...not even enough to navigate if you needed to. And right in front of each balcony seats there's flooring maybe 1' deep for your feet to rest on (not enough), which then drops precipitiously almost another 1' to the next level of floor that you need to reach to walk in or out of the row! While this creates a clear view of the stage for every row of seating, it's very dangerous. To get into the row you need to step down to the lower section to walk across but there's nothing to hold onto except the arm of the seat on the end, and I needed the help of the willing hand of the kind person seated there to feel safe. The stairs to the balcony could accommodate 3 to 4 people across, but you have to be on the outer edge to have a hand railing. One woman tripped at the top of the stairs to the balcony and slammed very hard into the backs of our seats, and her popcorn rained down everywhere, including on us. I don't remember how wide the space is between that last step and the seats, but it seems there wasn't enough, or much demarcation visible between the last step and the floor. We were all rattled by the impact, the noise, and the popcorn, but she was able to get up with help and get to her seat. I'm do remember thinking it would be easy to fall there, and I was glad I wasn't the one who did! The main level has no fixed seats, just very uncomfortable-looking wooden chairs set up in rows. That didn't seem like a good time during a 3-hour film festival! There were two pretty decent bathrooms available on the that floor, and I was told there was one on the balcony level, but I couldn't see it. However, I wouldn't have even tried to navigate from the dangerous seating set-up in the dark to get to any bathroom! The only open concession area was on the main level, in a small dark niche, and unlike modern theaters, there was no food, just beverages (including cocktails), candy and popcorn. The high prices on those were the most modern thing in the building! The eight or so short films in the festival were all human-interest stories of one or more persons and their interactions with and adventures in nature. All were inspiring and interesting, all had some scenic nature and landscape views, and I think all included water elements. But none were quite what I expected, as I had learned about the "Wild & Scenic Film Festival" at a viewing of the stunning panoramic "Wings Over Water" on the Extreme Screen in Union Station in KC a few nights before. Wild and scenic nature at its finest! This fundraiser for nature and environmental causes was well put-together and organized by volunteers, and I think very successful, because as far as I could see, the theater was packed, and many people had attended it for years! Water One was the main sponsor, joined by many other generous partners. Raffle tickets were sold for one lucky person to win a large kayak, and everyone received a free ticket for a prize raffle with a plethora of good items, including several wooden bird and bat houses, nature-and-on-the-water clothing items, quality t-shirts and water bottles, and many more worthy prizes winners could choose from. I was one of many lucky free ticket holders, and very happy with my surprise gift bag containing a soft "There is no lemonade without water" t-shirt, a WaterOne recycled plastic bottle that claimed it "kept 1,085 plastic bottles out of the environment," and a small zippered clip-on pouch full of First Aid essentials!

Many good memories at Liberty Hall over the decades, but if I'm keeping it real, there are better…read moreplaces to catch a show. In college, we used to rent movies here where you could find a collection unlike anywhere else. I saw movies here, using a phone flashlight to navigate the pitch black upstairs seating. I saw shows here, and the location on Mass is second to none. Came up a few weeks back and it felt good to be back here, but also.. sweatier than I remember? The place was packed and it was almost impossible to move. The sound from the band was AWFUL, I wondered if it was all the mixing board or what. I think the reality is we were under an overhang and it causes the bass to echo and reverberate. The show ended up being pretty decent, but I wasn't loving the vibe necessarily. I think if you are catching something here, getting ticketed seats upstairs is the way to go. All in all, it's fine, but I won't be scrolling the website here to find the next show to see.

Great employees, well staffed at a busy time! Great selection of music at decent prices…read more It was my first visit and I was surprised to find myself there for over an hour! Fun place!

It's a good store. I wish the trade back cash value was more, I've been to game stores where they…read moreoffer closer to what the game costs. I know they need to make a profit as a retail store. It's kinda ridiculous the prices though. Staff is helpful. 4/5

Came in to get a disc cleaned (resurfaced), which is a service I know is offered because I've had…read moreit done here before. However, when I asked if they could resurface my disc, the girl at the counter said, "no not really." Like what kind of response was that... so either she didn't know how to do it or was too lazy to. I hadn't even opened my case or shown the disc to her and was denied that service instantly. What a joke.

They have everything! The manager Evelyn is amazing as well as the rest of the staff. Elijah is…read morethe hardest working guy ever and will help with anything.

First time coming here, wanted to see what this store offered. Mainly varieties of dungeons and…read moredragons, board games cards and pop figures. Store has a fair selection at pretty high prices. Staff was friendly as they let me peacefully browsed the store.

Today was my first time visiting this store, I've never seen such an amazing place! I wish we had…read moresomething like this up in Massachusetts! I was blown away by the selection of games and other things!

Some geek tried to take my Xbox for $16.95. Apparently it was "defective" because a little piece of…read morerubber was missing from the controller. Don't go to this hell hole. How is this place not closed down yet? I hope it pulls a blockbuster soon. Update: I went to vintage stock and they gave me $40 no questions asked. Go to Vintage Stock not game stop.

I went in to switch my PS4 in for a PS4 Pro and the only issue was that they deemed a small blemish…read moreon my controller as defective, however the representative saw the confused look on my face and still gave me a full value for the trade in. The only issue was I had to keep the old controller. However, this was a great experience still because the representative was very informative and helpful. He made sure that I didn't lose out because of some small rule they had on defective things. The PRO works great and I am a regular customer at this location! I will be going back to talk to this same guy when the Nintendo Switch comes out next month.