Lions Memorial Field may be reserved for use by private individuals, community and non-profit…read moreorganizations and corporations for special events, shows and, of course, sporting venues. Lions Field has been the site of high school, middle school and Parks and Recreation football. Well kept facilities with bench seating, restrooms, and concessions.

This place has seen local bands, Ben Folds, Jason Mraz, and more. But its greatest gift is that it…read moreis open all the time. If you take a leisure walk on the top or bottom level of the Riverwalk (downtown), you'll eventually run into it. Up top there are some benches and a pergola. The vines cover most of it so you have shade to sit and enjoy the view of the Savannah River. Or you can pick one of hundreds of seats to relax in as well. A nice newer feature is the handrails they've added. It is a bit steep. *Insider's Tip -Great place to run steps.

Very cool place. It was on the riverwalk right behind my hotel. Open air facility that sits right…read moreon the river. A nice venue. Hope to visit a performance in the future.

Went to a WWE Event here and had a blast but here's a rundown of things to do to insure a good day…read more Arrive early for parking cause it will get filled quickly along with the line to get in. Also have your ticket ready so you can get in fast, I would advise to take a screenshot of your ticket just in case it doesn't load while there. Another thing is to eat before, this is because in the arena they only have about 4 locations to eat decent food along with the lines are ridiculous and the price is crazy.

It was nice arena but i was in the front if you were in the bleachers they have no screen for the…read morestage. It was kinda close but it still was a good time

We have been to imagination station on numerous occasions. My son and I mostly go with the mom's…read moreclub of grovetown but we have also been there for birthday parties. The city calls it a children's museum but really it's more of a play area. They have different sections. One for reading and putting on plays, one for imagination play and one for arts and crafts. My son thoroughly enjoys every visit we make and I love that we are able to partake in pretend play with him as his mind and imagination grow! They have also just installed a brand new playground that is open to the public. The only downfall aside from being ridiculously tiny and feeling overcrowded when there is more than 5 parents in there is that you have to pay for a membership in order to use the facility. If the whole area was open to the public and not just the playground I definitely feel like we would make more trips there. But other than that it's a great place to let your children's minds wander and explore!

From the owner: Discover the wonderland of learning and laughter at Imagination Station! We're an inclusive,…read moremember-run children's museum with interactive exhibits like Sensorimotor Corner, Fixer Upper, Science Corner, Pre-Literacy Room, and Art Studio. Unleashing imagination for ages 0-6 and parents. One ticket, endless fun!

My favorite job of all time was working at the Santa Monica Laemmle movie theater from age 19-21…read more Everything about that place, from the ambiance, the manager, the staff, the customers, the films, and the spirit made it what it was. Marshall, the manager at Riverwatch Cinemas is running his own gem. Riverwatch is a community hub where people of all kinds can find company, healthy escape, fun, life, and good old-fashioned nights out at the movies. Marshall is always on the floor, zipping around and making sure both his customers and his team are happy and running well. A little while back, during the thick of my Ph.D. dissertation deadline, I showed up at Riverwatch a couple of hours before meeting my husband for a movie. All of the decent coffee shops were already closed, but I needed somewhere to work before the movie. Marshall not only allowed me to come in early and work in the nice dining/bar area, but he also checked on me regularly, shared his love and passion for his work with me, and made a wonderful impression on me. I now understand why Riverwatch is the place to be! Movies are constantly sold out, the setting is lively and appealing, and Marshall should be credited for this. Whenever we are down and just need to cheer up or want something fun to do when loved ones visit, we get so excited to go to the movies at Riverwatch. Thank you, Marshall, for keeping this precious part of our culture thriving! Attached: photo of my husband's work's trip to the Wicked movie premiere at RWC.

The seats have definitely seen a few blockbuster premieres, but they still recline and were…read morecomfortable enough to kick back and enjoy the movie. The theater was clean overall, and everything felt well maintained despite showing a little age. The concessions delivered. The popcorn was fresh, buttery, and exactly what you hope for when you go to the movies. The ICEE machine was fully stocked and actually working, which deserves recognition on its own. Cold. Flavorful. No watered-down disappointment here. The staff kept things moving, and the theater had a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. It's not the newest cinema around, but it gets the job done and makes for an enjoyable movie night. If you're looking for luxury recliners and the latest upgrades, you may notice its age. But if you want fresh popcorn, a good ICEE, comfortable reclining seats, and a clean theater to catch a movie, GTC Riverwatch is a solid choice. It's giving... the reliable sequel that isn't flashy but still delivers.