I saw Stranger Things Sings, which was a musical satire of the show. They basically do the whole…read moreshow from beginning to end on stage. It was fairly funny. They have audience people on stage whom they interact with, which was pretty rad. It was pretty entertaining all in all. The theater was pretty good. They have a small concession stand with some drinks and snacks. The sounds was pretty decent. They definitely need to get another bathroom in there though and maybe update the seating area.

First time in the theater and I really enjoyed it. The plays are reasonably priced and no extra…read morefees. Looking forward to coming back when the remodel is complete.

New Village Arts Theatre is great! The theater is small and intimate, making every performance feel…read morepersonal and engaging. Parking is pretty easy with plenty of street and nearby options, and there are great restaurants around the area, perfect for dinner before an evening show. Ice cream too! Perfect location, right?! Snacks and various drinks are available before the performance, tickets are reasonably priced and easy to purchase online, and the staff is friendly. Many are volunteers and they are so sweet! The productions are high-quality and thoughtfully done. I recommend for a great night of theater. They even have musicals, so I may return for one later this year, or maybe for a comedy.

Nice Theater, "Matt and Ben" Not So Much…read more The theater has been hugely renovated since I was last there years ago -- much improved! There's a spacious lobby with a bar, although they only had one person on the bar and it was slow going. At the box office (inside) they just asked for our name and didn't bother seeing the tix on my phone. Staff were friendly. The theater itself is small. They allow drinks in that you've purchased there. (No food, although I watched one woman open a bag of crackers). The usher sent us to the wrong row, causing confusion and the letters on the end of the rows weren't obvious. There are several bathrooms, including a couple of non-gender ones. Free parking can be found at the train station behind the theater. The play we saw, 'Matt and Ben' was not great. I give it 2/5. The cast wasn't what I was expecting and it wasn't that funny, they dropped f-bombs all the time and I was ready for it to end after about 15 minutes.

I wanted to leave a glowing review for the Oceanside Theater Company (OTC) for their amazing…read morecustomer service, specifically to "Margi". Back in September, I coordinated a group of almost 20 guests to attend "Trouble Man: feat. l Young" on October 4th. On the 1st, I tried to add more guests to our party but the event was no longer listed on their website. On October 2nd, we were provided unfortunate news that our show on October 4th had been cancelled as one of the female vocalists coming from out of town had caught pneumonia, and that sales of that particular show with 3 days to go were extremely low. But Margi was very communicative, and had processed our refunds in a timely manner, and was an absolute pleasure to deal with when I spoke with her to purchase our group tickets. I would patronize OTC again without hesitation, and look forward to seeing a future performance there. Kudos to OTC for amazing box office staff!

We came to see the parody musical Stranger Sings and loved it as well as the theatre! The facility…read morewas clean and the staff were so friendly and helpful. Would totally come back to see more awesome shows.

If you live in or near Oceanside and haven't been to the First Friday Art Walk yet, you should go!…read moreI try and make it to every one, and it's always a good time. Super laid-back, very Oceanside. You can wander through Artist Alley, check out local art, talk to artists, and just hang without feeling rushed. The drum circle is always a highlight, the energy is really fun. It's easy to make a night of it too since there are so many good restaurants nearby. Grab dinner, walk the art walk, maybe stop somewhere after. It runs May through September from 5 to 8pm, and it's free. Definitely worth checking out.

Ever since we moved to Oceanside in 2018, and discovered this quaint community event once a month…read moreduring the warmer months, we have been hooked. My husband and I love to browse and shop, getting to know the artists who show up on the First Friday Art Walk every month in Oceanside, California (North San Diego County). It's such a treat to support local creatives. In fact, after years of enjoying the event as customers, I ended up becoming a vendor, where I sell both my International bestselling books and my unique PAUA jewelry designs. This monthly event is a gem, and it keeps growing and getting better over the years. Highly recommended.

Hello to all the Oceanside families! I've been a local to Oceanside for the past two years and…read morecadence dance project has really made it feel like home. We've been taking my three year-old daughter here since October 2025 and so far I've seen her really open up and sprout into her personality with the help of her classmates and teacher. If you're looking for a welcoming community for your little, this is the place I would highly recommend!

Considerable difficulty getting in touch with anyone through both email and phone (MANY unreturned…read moremessages). Staff seems stretched too thin and instructors don't seem to always know what's going on have been quick to anger (scold entire classes, shame individuals in front of the class, or send mixed messages) which has been discouraging and stressful to many of the girls even if they aren't the one directly in the firing line. While class prices are reasonable, recital and costume fees are astronomical compared to other studios (especially considering some outfits are sourced through SHEIN are very low cost) and you are still required to purchase specific earrings and makeup- so plan on $300+ per recital... you will also be required to shell out more for tickets to actually see your child perform which could be multiple times over 2-3 days. Also be aware that some of the classes for older girls have had routines and costumes that are not always quite appropriate for someone under 18 and are borderline objectionable- not only uncomfortable for the dancer but also many times for the audience. If you're looking for anything above a basic class for a young beginner, I'd suggest checking out other studios that might be a better fit.

This place is so cool! I am so excited I came in and checked this place out. Their staff is super…read morefriendly and great and teaching newcomers the simple basics of learning instruments. I came in to check it out and thought it was one of the coolest experiences here and can't wait to see more!

Super patient with the kiddos, and adults. They give a lot…read moreof grace to their students. Carly is who I've met most often and she's super kind and encouraging. It's exciting witnessing our kids grow in their knowledge of music. Looking forward to more classes. If you are not sure, they offer a free visit via their website. What do you have to lose?! Go check them out.

This is the first time I've been here. It's a hidden gem in San Marcos! My friend and I attended…read morethe Tribute to Santana! We sat in the middle, but maybe next time, we will sit near the side seats so we can get up and dance. The ambiance is great! The theater is clean and new! Food and drinks are available to buy (no outside food though) and you can bring it in the theater. Best part of this show is learning and knowing about TERI Campus of Life. "TERI Campus of Life is founded on the belief that when given the opportunity, people discover each other's humanity and happily live and learn side by side. The beautiful Campus "is designed to bring together children and adults with disabilities, their families, and the community. As a true center of innovation and excellence, the Campus is dedicated to transforming lives through performing arts, fine arts, fitness, nutrition, organic agriculture, social gatherings, and so much more. Add love, compassion, joy, and a staff of truly remarkable individuals and you have a recipe for miracles!" This cause made the experience of watching the show extra enjoyable and exciting! It touches many hearts!! You truly meet an array of wonderful people!

Hidden gem for both concerts shows as well as food and drink…read more 200 seat small venue with excellent seats very comfortable The restaurant and bar Common Grounds is open on weekends for meals prior to the show as well having their own music on the patio We attended Chrissy Hind Pretenders Tribute Theatre is amazing Restaurant is amazing Scratch Kitchen with nice menu beer and wine as well Great organization to support !

What a fun date night! Beetlejuice was a dark comedy. The lights, costumes and staging were…read moreamazing. The orchestra was phenomenal! Great performance! Love the seating excellent views no obstructed views.

For a small space, this theater covers a lot of ground. It is intimate, yet very comfortable. Seats…read moreare more luxurious than in many larger venues. Decor is charming and seasonal. Greetings are personal and sincere. We saw a completely relaxing and well staged Christmas play, The Doll Maker. Our group ranged in age from 11 to 75. We loved it to a person! If you are interested in an experience that is the opposite of large, crowded, crazy parking- problem venues, this little gem is "the ticket." A final note: It does feel good to support smaller, local businesses. We were pleased to meet one of the owners, Douglas. But then, I think he personally greeted almost everyone who attended. Well done, all.