The theater itself is nice and cozy, but there are a few things that could be improved…read more There is no restroom inside the theater so you have to exit the theater and use one of the restrooms nearby, they're not far so that's not the problem. What's annoying is you have to go through security every time you re-enter it isn't like you come out and get your hand stamped so you can get back in quickly. We didn't realize when we left the theater, so when we got in the show early there was no line, then realized there was no restroom so we left to use them before the show started and then were told by the annoyed security employee we had to get in line to get back in, by this time the line was fairly long. This particular show didn't have servers for drink orders, not sure if that's standard or not. The small "bar" is a podium with rolling carts filled with ice so the selections are limited and the canned/bottled drinks cost ~$12 and up. This was ok because it's faster to get your own drinks but I wish the selection was bigger. When I picked my seats online the floorplan did not match what the seating was in person. I purposely picked a section that appeared to have cushioned chairs and a small cocktail table but when we got there my section was actually rows of folding chairs. I loved the show and I'm sure Mohegan has gotten this feedback several times, especially about the bathrooms but the Cabaret has been there for years and years so I'm surprised these problems haven't been fixed. I would go to a show here again because it's nice to be in a smaller venue than the arena but I wish I knew these things before we went so hopefully this will help someone else be prepared.

This is a great intimate style theater. I would guess it probably holds around 250 people…read more When I think of a cabaret theater - I think of plush deep red chairs and very dim lighting. Their interior was more golds and classy looking - it really worked well. They have table seating with some round style booths. Not a bad seat in the place. My only complaint would be that having tables right against the stage is a little awkward for people depending on where the stage performance is taking place you have to crank your neck to try and see - there is not enough room to turn your chairs. They have a bar right inside which is very convenient but no restrooms.

This lovely theatre has a wonderful mix of shows (I've seen Dial M For Murder and Mean Girls Jr. so…read morefar). Both were beautifully produced. Staging and sets very impressive, sound is great, costumes fun - in short, great shows! Seats are comfy, snacks and drinks available (including wine & beer), the ticketing easy, and parking has been impressively convenient. Catch you at the next show!

Local theater has much to offer when you come to the Arts and Eats District on Main Street in…read moreWillimantic, CT. This theater is no exception when it comes to great productions, creative and talented performers, and events that go on all year round. The Windham Theatre Guild offers plays, musicals, concerts, special events, and a HUGE indoor tag sale that happens every January. There is something available for every age and stage of life. Tickets can be purchased at the door most of the time. The old velvet covered seats as well as the local Hosmer Mountain Soda that's available during the intermission are sure to bring a smile to your face if you remember the days when theaters had these things to see and drink. You'll also get personal service with REAL people when you get ushered to your seat, given your snacks that you can eat during the performance (yes!), and an opportunity to enjoy yourself in a very intimate setting. Often times there is art work on the walls around the theater so there is the possibility of a gallery showing during your attendance at a performance. Some of the art could also be available for sale at times. Be on the look out for good stuff! You'll also see Playbills of performances that have been done through the years. Since 1985, the WTG has been delighting audiences who have attended their performances and events. My only qualm is that it can be tough to afford on a regular basis, although I would not begrudge and artist his or her due! I've had the pleasure to both accompany and perform on stage in the past. And before and/or after a performance, check out all the great flavors on Main Street. Let me know if you are coming to town so I can meet you! http://www.windhamtheatreguild.org/

The Ren Faire has been a staple in CT for many years. The shows are great, the entry price is…read morereasonable, and everyone seems to have a great time. The food is priced according to the kind of event it is. There are people in costumes and people without. If you don't want to dress up you don't need to and they don't make you feel out of place for being in regular clothes. The faire is a great day of family fun doing something a little different from your ordinary festivals. I highly recommend this faire over "the other one" in Massachusetts.

I came to the faire 10/11/25, and it was a Saturday so I was expecting there to be a wait for…read moreeverything however every single line I waited in took a minimum of 45 minutes. I definitely believe that the tickets were severely oversold, parking took 2.5 hours, and the lines for drinks were 45-90mins each time. Prices were reasonable, food was just okay. I didn't get to try as much as I would have liked to due to the lines moving so slow. The costumes were super cool. Staff were all very nice, friendly, and in character; however I do not think anyone was equipped to deal with the crowding. Also, the petting zoo has animals kept with dirty water and empty food bowls. Wasn't a fan of that.

By far the best I've been to this season! Variety of different showed, food and vendors…read more(foods,crafts, home decor, leather, crystals, glass, woodwork ,etc). Beer garden was okay. Limited seating and not a lot to choose from and you couldn't leave the container "drinking area" Soo many free shows compared the other fairs (piggy race, dock dogs vertical jumps, aerial acro, BMX biking, firehouse safety, farmhouse trivia) SEATING EVERYWHERE IS LIMITED!!! Bring chairs!

Again, very good place for friends and family to hang out. I'm definitely a lot to do very good. I…read morewould recommend getting iced coffee from coffee place I forget what it's called and also does lemonade. That's what me and my family always get when we come here definitely worthwhile too.

Every time I come to this place, I am amazed with the music acts that play here…read more I need to make a personal vow that I will come in and patronize this place more often because the couple who organizes this space do such a good job. Just be aware that the North End sometimes feels a bit sketchy. Especially when you're by yourself after dark.

This place is SO COOL. They have lots of community events, art for sale, and the staff is so nice…read more You should definitely check it out for local arts/culture/music events. High recommended. Anne Marie was great!!

Unfortunately this seems to be a best kept secret in the little town of Willington in the…read morenortheast corner, this place is great. They bring in top quality performers , I haven't been disappointed yet! I have been going here for over a year and it has improved. They are in an old warehouse on route 32. Last year it was very cold, I noticed this year the windows are covered making it much more agreeable as I am always cold! Catering to a mature crowd, it is not boisterous and you can actually hear the lyrics. Tickets can be purchased on line and they partner with Willington Pizza so you get a 15% discount with your ticket. Bring your own food and beer or wine keeps the evening out very affordable.Please support this non profit gem so it can continue. They are bringing a much needed bit of social life to our rural community.

I'm leaving this review because I want other vendors--especially disabled vendors--to know what…read morethey're walking into. I was genuinely excited about participating in the Holiday Market at Sonny's Place. I toured the grounds with one of their ambassadors, discussed my accessibility needs, and was told they'd help me secure a comfortable setup. I even took the time to alert their team about scam posts on Facebook from people pretending to collect vendor fees--trying to protect their community. Instead of being met with professionalism or gratitude, I was removed as a vendor without explanation. No courtesy call, no clarity, nothing but dismissive behavior from Mackenzie, the person handling vendor relations. After everything I shared and the effort I put in, her response made it clear how poorly these events are managed. To make matters worse, the building itself is not ADA accessible, which violates the basic principles of ADA Title III. As a full-time wheelchair user, that alone speaks volumes. Equal access should never be an afterthought. I came in with good faith, ready to create something beautiful for families and children. Instead, I left disappointed, stressed, and honestly shocked at how little care was given to accessibility or communication. Vendors--especially those of us in the disability community--should think twice before signing up. Avoid the headache and the heartache. You deserve better than this.

Loved it!! Birthday parties are also really fun and well made. The rides are cool, atmosphere is…read morethe best part with their nice fire pits all around and it's just nice fresh air to enjoy. Staff is nice! Also.. biggest arcade I've ever seen. I still gotta go back to try the restaurant & bar but so far it looked great!

If you're into comic books and anime, this is definitely the place to be. It was a Friday through…read moreSunday event. All sorts of collector items, toys, books, snacks, clothing and all the things. I loved the people that dressed up and were gracious to take photos when asked. Everyone was super nice. So many vendors that you definitely need a plan to get through it all. I loved watching the comic book illustrators illustrating on site. They were so amazing and talented. It was my first time and I'll definitely be returning each year.

This was my first year at TerrifiCon. We purchased tickets (online) for Saturday. On the web site,…read morethey recommend buying tickets online as tickets are $5 more if you purchase at the door ($30 online vs $35 at the door). Unfortunately, they sell them through TicketMaster and after all the fees, you end up paying $36 and change for the ticket. You can buy them at local shops around CT, but I live in Boston. One of the best things about the event is that it's held at Mohegan Sun. Why, you ask? Well, if you need a break from the convention or it's just too crowded you can get a bracelet and step out into the casino and there's plenty to see, eat, or even gamble! I saw soooo many people just sitting on the floor eating food they got at the little concession stand outside the entrance when there are literally 10 other food options if you step out from the convention and walk 5 minutes. I really liked that there were an abundance of comic book vendors. I've been to other conventions (Boston comes to mind) where they are few and far between. Lots of digging to be done and lots of $1 bins to go through. Photo ops and autographs aren't really my thing, but if they are the lineup of celebrity guests was a little...eh. I'm a little surprised to see how many people were waiting for...wait for it...Val Kilmer...in 2019. The other big name was Billy Dee Williams. Eh. Again, photo ops and autographs aren't my thing. Overall, I thought it was a great event and well organized. Will definitely consider coming back next year