Holy awful experience, genuinely no one here wants to sell tickets or make money. Used to love this…read moretheater it has really fallen off...

I feel like there's always something weird whenever I come here. It's pretty much the only theater…read moreby campus, so no other choice. Bathrooms smell so hazardous, worse than a portapotty. A new policy where they don't allow backpacks inside anymore, which is weird considering it's by a university where many students will come.

Lafayette Theater does it all, with the possible exception of theater. Just go to their website:…read more http://lafayettetheater.com/ and see what they've got coming up. One ongoing event that's definitely worth checking out is the Tuesday Dinner & Movie night. For $15, you get a candlelit dinner (catered by Scanoli's Cajun and BBQ Restaurant, across the street) and a classic movie. These days, the movie alone would cost you $10! And that means that the $5-dinner, already very good on the palate, was also quite gentle on the wallet. They also show Monday night football on the big screen. Moreover, for most of these events, the bar is open, which means you can enjoy a drink while you watch the movie. Tell me, where else in the US can you do that! I'm sure such places exist, but they're few and far between. For what it's worth, you can also rent out the space for events such as receptions and weddings. I haven't yet been there for something like that. But if it's handled anywhere near as well as the movie night, I'm already a fan.

First Mummies show! Great show...I had heard this is closing soon. Only downfall...bathrooms…read more Otherwise...great show.

Let's start by saying our family loves the drive-in so we're biased. We're thrilled that MELS is an…read moreoption. It's definitely a place showing it's age. The food building is old but clean. The bathrooms were not good. (No doors on the stalls in the men's room, there WERE doors in the women's restroom.) The projector was very nice and seems to be a newer Christie projector, something we don't always see at other drive-ins. The food is very fairly priced and those running the food service were both efficient and very kind. We had some reception issues with our audio and I'm not sure the signal broadcast was very strong. Overall, we had a good night. We may be back but we do prefer another spot that's a little further drive from our home and may choose it next time. Who knows?

Love this place. Fair price on food and plenty of room to play before the movie. Come early to get…read morefront row (oh and you can't park in front of the projector)!

Great venue to watch entertainment. The community has done a great job rehabbing this site and they…read moreare bringing in many acts of various genres.

I visited Nine Irish Brothers for a college graduation. The decor was very pub-like with most…read moretables having stools. Our host ordered loaded pub chips. The chips part is deceiving as they are actually round cut fries. These fries were golden in more ways than one! For my entree, I went with the banger sandwich that had a spicy mustard, Swiss, and bangers sliced and cut. I enjoyed it but I enjoyed my wife's entree more. She went with the Reuben. The corned beef was very tender, piled high, and insatiable. I could have used more 1000 Island though. I would love to come back especially for a Reuben and pub chips.

Love coming here. It's always clean and the employees are always welcoming and helpful. The decor…read moreis really cool too. My favorites are the goat cheese bites, wings, and Irish nachos. So creative with some of their dishes and they have good ol' traditional Irish food too. Can't go wrong here

Took my son to see the "Lollipop Concert" put on by the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra and he loved…read moreit. Especially the "petting zoo" where the kids can have hands on interaction with the instruments.

We recently went to see Nassim, in the Civic Theater of Greater Lafayette, presented by Purdue…read moreConvocations. The theater was a great location; definitely on the small side but nicely set up. Comfortable seats, a closet available to hang coats, a clean bathroom, a small parking lot and street parking as well, a nicely decorated lobby, & convenient location. I'm from Indy but was well worth an hour drive.

We did not know this theater existed until a friend recommended seeing a performance there. We…read morebought tickets online and attended "The Mountaintop." Wow! We loved everything about our experience there! The venue is small but relaxed and intimate. The volunteers and staff were very helpful and so nice! And the performance was absolutely amazing! Congratulations to Claire Tchoula and James Woodford for a performance that rivaled any professional actor's!

Highly recommend this place! Glad we didn't listen to the reviews because we had a great time, had…read moregreat service and their wine is so good! Brent and Joe were great hosts!

Wildcat Creek is set out in the countryside. The place is peaceful and relaxing. During non…read moreconstruction times it is t too difficult to find. You will find lots of parking on the back side of the winery. It is a long and up hill walk to get to the front entrance. Once inside you will find a small area that is nicely decorated and welcoming. The interior is full of attractive wood work. The wine tasting bar is very small. The staff here is very nice and helpful. They were very engaging and pleasant to talk with. You will find some indoor seating in the sun room that is very inviting. The seating outside in the porch is very relaxing and tranquil. You will find a very limited selection of finds. You will be disappointed if you are a dry wine drinker as there is one red and one wonderful choice. But wines were nice but not outstanding. There is a refrigerator with blocks or cheese and meat if that interests you. You will need to buy a whole block of cheese, package of meat and box of crackers. They do not have any prepared trays available. There is no other food available as well. This is disappointing in the modern winery day and age.