May of 2026. Patriot was here…read more Came to see "Altar Boys" It was EXCELLENT Very funny. Great Talent as always.

We really enjoyed the REP and loved the actor who played Buddy in Elf. We all laughed so much…read more Looking forward to our return to see Grease this summer.

Intimate venue to catch a great show. Seats a bit dated and as others have mentioned a warmer venue…read morefor a show which is not uncommon for older venues, dress accordingly. The staff is very friendly and there is a good selection from the bar to enjoy while watching a show here. Orchestra seating as well as balcony available. There is metered parking on street or paid parking lots to utilize a short walk from the.venue. Would catch another show here, not a bad seat view in the house!

What a great little theater. While visiting town I wandered by the hall and noticed they had a free…read moreshowing of Shuffle, a really good documentary, later that evening. I was able to get my ticket online. When I showed up for the film, I was surprised to learn that building opened in 1878 and still has so much character. The theater is beautiful and even the lobby and restrooms are unique. All of the staff was helpful and friendly as well. It holds about 900 people, so I imagine it'd be great for a concert as well. I sat 10th row, center and had a perfect view of the screen. The sound was solid as well, but don't expect IMAX or anything like that. I'm glad I popped in. I don't know if I'll ever be in Portsmouth again but if I am, I'd happily stop in again for a show or film.

(Another update: As of October 2012, the tour is back!)…read more (Quick update: Sadly, there's no underbelly tour in 2011) This tour is much fun as you could ever have studying Portsmouth's history. Twice a week in July and August, the Portsmouth Underbelly Tour starts at The Rusty Hammer and winds its way through Portsmouth, exploring the past in a way that's suitable only for adults. The tour is conducted by Hilda and Silas, in costume as a Tavern Wench and a spy. If you're visiting Portsmouth with people from work, realize that this tour is NSFW. You'll visit the locations of old bordellos and eventually conclude the tour at the stone penises of Prescott Park (which each have a name), and you'll love every minute of it. Leave the kids home and check it out! The URL I used is too long for its field so I've put it here: http://www.portsmouthnh.com/calendar/ShowDetail.cfm?Event_ID=3160&EventDateID=5885&LocationID=43

If you are an adult with sense of humor, and it is your first time in Portsmouth, then this is a…read moremust- do tour. Best value, and we laughed so hard our faces hurt!

Fantastic! I got a last minute ticket for Scott Sharrard (Gregg Allman, Little Feat, etc) while…read morevisiting town. The place is a great venue and beautiful. I sat stage right, at table 311 and had a clear view even though it's labels as partial obstructed. The two columns on that side of the room are thin and aren't anything to worry about. I walked the whole venue and the only area where views are truly obstructed are inside the bar area, especially at the ends of the bar. The sound was great. The crowd was engaged but respectful. The food, drinks and service were all top notch as well. If someone you like is playing here, then you're in luck.

I've been to Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club several times now, and they never disappoint. We went for…read morethe New Year's Eve 2025 show, and it was absolutely fantastic. The BT ALC Big Band lit up the room with an incredible blend of big band jazz, funk, soul, and hip-hop, and the special guest, Nephrok!, brought amazing energy and personality to the stage. Jimmy's offered two great options for the night: a first-floor dinner-and-a-show package, and a third-floor countdown experience with a midnight champagne toast. The atmosphere was festive without feeling crowded, the sound was crystal clear, and the whole evening felt really well organized. Nephrok and the BT ALC Big Band were both outstanding -- tight, lively, and a blast to watch. Altogether, it was one of those nights you don't forget. Jimmy's continues to be one of the best live music venues around.

Loved this club. Friendly, professional and helpful in addition our overnight, even with their…read moremoorings at capacity. We anchored out and they made launch service available (for the $35 mooring fee, so we didn't take them up on it). The club itself is very nice, comfortable, and well-kept.

I come here every time I visit York. It's refreshing that's it's vintage and never changes, but…read morethat can be a bad thing when it's not maintained. Old and vintage games, but when multiple games are out of order or steal your money it's not so cool. Out of order games are not labeled or how much it costs to play each game. Old school real quarter play with no stupid game cards. A lot of staff standing around. Service is not too friendly. We'll see what we get for about 600 tickets. These places are a dying breed. It's still worth a visit, especially with kids.

Fun-O-Rama is classic amusement arcade that opened in York, Maine in the 1960s. The building…read morelocated right on Short Sands Beach originally operated as a bathhouse in the 1940s and then a rollerskating rink before pinball machines began to appear in the 1950s. By the 1960s, the building was converted into a full-blown amusement arcade. Over 250 games can be found at Fun-O-Rama, both classic and modern alike. Since 2001, the owner of the arcade has been Robert Lago of New Hampshire-based Grape Hill Associates LLC. The arcade operates seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day. My family and I visited Fun-O-Rama this summer while we were spending the week in York. It was our first day in town, and after exploring the Short Sands Beach area we wandered into the arcade. Both of my young sons are obsessed with arcades, so they were very excited. Fun-O-Rama has a nice mixture of various types of arcade amusements, both classic and modern. In addition to the classic arcade cabinets of the 1980s, there were also pinball machines, skee-ball, air hockey, arcade basketball, arcade bowling, kiddie rides, a fortune teller machine, driving games, and shooter games. The place (and the games) seemed well-loved; countless hands had used those joysticks over the last several decades. We only stayed for a little while, as it was getting late, but my sons both had a fun visit. If you're planning to visit York in the summer and you love classic arcades, then you must visit Fun-O-Rama!

Cute arcade, fun games! I love crossy road and the fishing games! The prizes seem priced fairly I…read morewas able to get 4 prizes with 217 tickets!!! Workers were friendly and let me round up to get a candy :) OverAll good experience!. Only thing I wish they had is a bathroom.

A worker got fumed at my mother, she started swearing and insulting her because she Told her to…read morestop swearing?? There was kids everywhere and she was swearing and caused a huge Scene, luckily my mom is a Better women then her, and stayed calm. But when I left I told her to watch her mouth, and she called me a "f@ggot". I just wanted to right a review because she was very rude and I want her fired immediately. I didn't get her name but I remember she had a gap in-between her teeth.

Saw a Christmas story and holy moly, one of THE BEST plays I've ever seen. The venue was also…read moregreat. Love the seating. Love the snacks and drinks!

Hadn't been to a show here in quite a while, so it was time!…read moreOur previous experiences have been attending evening performances, but this time we did a Saturday matinee. We didn't purchase our tickets until the day before, but had no problems getting good seats. We arrived about a half hour early to pick up our tickets at will call and since it was a very cold, windy day didn't want to venture back outside to wait so purchased a glass of wine in the lobby and went into the actual theater to find our seats. Very friendly ushers escorted us to our assigned seats which were in the center with great views of the stage. The theater is small so there are really no bad seats as far as being able to see. Unless you are able to get an aisle seat, you will be very close to your neighbor and don't wear a big bulky coat because you will be very squished trying to keep it on your seat. Leg room isn't great, but not the worse either. Shows are always well performed and the price for tickets is more than reasonable. Beverages and some snacks are available in the lobby and you can take them into the theater. It is a great place to go if you are in the area!