Best collection of 1940's-and-earlier cars I've ever seen. Especially those big, luxurious,…read morestylish cars from the 1930's, all in beautiful condition. As a muscle car fan, I especially enjoyed the collection of 1960's-era cars, including a Yenko Camaro; in high school I had a buddy who talked about Yenko Camaros all the time! If you're not there for a car show, just know that you'll be paying more for your ticket, even if you don't actually peruse the show. Check out the letter that Clyde (of "Bonnie & Clyde") wrote Henry Ford!

Only 90 reviews so far? That is surprising for a place this large and this well put together…read more The Gilmore Car Museum is much more than a single building filled with old cars. It is an entire campus with multiple buildings, historic-looking streets, a vintage diner, recreated service stations, and separate exhibits covering different manufacturers and periods of automotive history. There is a lot to see, and it would be easy to spend most of the day here without getting through everything. The quality of the environment is what really stands out. The buildings, signs, displays, and surrounding grounds all feel carefully planned and maintained. It has an almost Disneyland-level attention to detail, just without the rides. Instead of simply placing cars in rows, many of the vehicles are displayed in settings that help explain their history and make the experience more interesting. The collection itself is extensive, ranging from very early automobiles to unusual prototypes, luxury cars, and more familiar classics. The vehicles we saw were in excellent condition, and the exhibits included enough information to provide context without turning every stop into a long reading assignment. The staff members we encountered were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly interested in the museum. The entire property was also exceptionally clean and well maintained. Even people who are not serious car enthusiasts could appreciate the history, architecture, and effort that went into creating this place. For anyone interested in automobiles, it is absolutely worth going out of the way to visit.

Good atmosphere, clean and nice setup…read more Loved the movies themed popcorn container. Staff were polite and helpful! The validate parking !!

Usually not terribly busy(at least when I go during matinees) and seating is very comfy and clean…read more Friendly attendants.

What a beautiful venue for music! My family and I have been here for various performances over the…read moreyears and it is just lovely. there is such a variety of shows under this roof annually and if you're in any kind of vicinity to this auditorium, please make it a point to visit and support the wonderful artists who perform here!

Chenery has really become quite a destination for the arts here in the Kalamazoo area. The venue…read morehas undergone a nice transformation from a high school auditorium to a professional venue, complete with a large lobby, set for gathering pre and post show. Backstage, there are nice dressing rooms and adequate space for dressing and rehearsal activities. The bathrooms are a bit small, but functional and the ticket windows are set up to cause lines to form where other people are trying to enter and a bit of a traffic jam can take place. All-in-all, this is a great place to see a show and I will definitely be back soon.

This is exactly what a movie theater should be. Normal prices, good movies, clean theaters. A…read morelittle dated, but with these outrageous prices other places, who cares??! Clearly run by someone who cares about the community and movies.

No frills movie theater running current movies with prices that you can take your family too and…read morestill afford to buy popcorn. Why pay $9-12 dollars to see a movie when I can elsewhere when can come here to M-89 Cinema and buy a senior evening ticket for $5.

I took my nephew to a 3:40 movie at Celebration Cinema because I wanted him to experience watching…read morea movie in a theater with a recliner. I purchased our tickets in person and I was asked if I was part of their rewards program. I said that I thought that I was. I gave my phone number and was told that I wasn't in their system, but yet he didn't ask me if I wanted to sign up. After we got to our seats I went to their website to sign up for their rewards because I always take advantage of loyalty programs, and when I put my information in it said I was already a member. We went to the concession stand where I was informed that they were out of most of the beverages in the beverage station because they had been busy. My nephew then went to look at the candy selection and we struck out again. He wears braces and has a peanut allergy and there were no plain M&Ms or chocolate options without peanut butter, so we couldn't buy candy. When we got to our seats I was so shocked that I started laughing and took a picture before I sat down. The recliners are old and worn and worse than any furniture I have seen in people's homes. Thankfully my nephew enjoyed the movie (Elio).

I hadn't been to a theatre in a while, but a new release had to be seen on the big screen! My kiddo…read moreeasily bought tickets online and chose our seats. The parking lot was pretty empty, though it was 2p on a Friday. Their restrooms seemed well kept, which is always nice. We got right in, got our popcorn and drink and off to find our seats. Great big comfy recliners with swinging trays for your snacks and drinks. It wasn't as loud as I remember which was a nice change. Great time!

It's a movie theatre...Plain and simple as that. They have the main movie hits and packed…read moreauditoriums. You can tell that this theater has been here for a minute (check out the 90's birthday room). I LOVE that you're able to buy your tickets and pick them up from self served kiosks. The employees seem to all be high school to college aged.

Popcorn is always fresh and the staff is very nice. I feel like this place gets a bad rep but I've…read morenever had a problem. The ticket prices are also more reasonable. SIgn up for the Frequent Movie Goers club and you can earn points to get free popcorn/drinks/tickets. Their website shows free movies for the FMG club on Friday's-Sundays @ 10 am in the fall. Great time to take the kids to a movie is when it's free!

The chairs are worn out and feel terrible. Movie toooo loud. States the movie starts at 7:20, the…read moremovie started at 7:40

Want for the Fantastic 4 movie, and the crew was very nice. The seats were comfortable. Movie…read morequality was one of the best I have seen (in theater 3). Even though it is close to the airport, I could barely hear anything that was happening outside, and that is during a thunderstorm as well. 9/10, would recommend.

The Gilmore Festival is a huge and important International Keyboard Festival held every other year…read morein Kalamazoo, Mi. It brings in huge names known to layfolk and keyboard enthusiasts alike (Ben Folds, Diana Krall and Bruce Hornsby among them), hosts master classes, free concerts, family concerts, symphony orchestra collaborations and more. The Gilmore also offers Young Artist and Gilmore Artist grants, the latter of which is bestowed every four years and comes with a $300,000 reward.