We attended two concerts here within one week. Both were good shows that we enjoyed, linda…read morerondstat experience and Samantha fish. The seats were good , and was the sound however I thought it was a bit loud. The manager introduced the show and listed the upcoming performances, which included some good performers this would come back to see. Tickets were reasonable priced. Surprised that not all seats were sold

Serving as the center for entertainment in downtown, the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre is a…read morestate-of-the-art facility large enough for first run Broadway shows, yet intimate enough with 1,800 seats to view a wide variety of concerts, opera, comedy, dance and children's shows. The center is downtown Montgomery and easy to locate. We are visiting from Kentucky and came to see the show here for our visit. We then looked up the list of events coming in the future and we're really impressed with the line-up of talent that will be performed here in the future. The citizens of this town are lucky to have access to such a fine venue. The seats we're comfortable and our view was good for the event we were attending. We really enjoyed the show and the venue was really nice.

I really enjoy taking the family here. We have been 5 or 6 times now. I recommend bringing your…read moreown lawn chair to set up on the cement steps. There is limited bleacher seating as well. Your back will thank you if you bring your own chair. The cost of admission is low, and they offer a military discount. Beer was priced at a very reasonable $3. Food options are limited but they do have some concessions. Parking is abundant and free. They have a family section of seating that is alcohol free, but I have not observed any one getting out of hand. There is a cool air conditioned suite, but I have not been inside. It does cost extra money obviously. The racing has been great! The coca cola street stocks are legit. Those guys really get after it. Not the fastest cars out there, but they really beat and bang on each other. I really enjoy how there are normally 4 or 5 classes of race cars out there. We also got to see a demolition derby and a school bus race one night, which the kids really loved. If you love racing, this is a great place. You should really look at the history of this track. Big names like Richard Petty and Bobby Allison have raced, and won here. It used to be on the big NASCAR tour. Keep in mind this track is a half mile asphalt, just like Bristol motor speedway.

It's short track asphalt racing. Lights for night races. Track is in great condition. Stands and…read moreconcessions are typical for a local short track. This short track however is steeped in history so it gets that extra star for a 5. Support local short tracks.

It's a great starting point for tourists visiting Montgomery for the first time. It's the Museum of…read moreAlabama that was the highlight for me. Do not pass this up thinking it's just a building housing the state archives. It's much more than that. Also, it's free to the public. They have free (but limited) parking in a lot behind the building on Adams Avenue, and next to the MOOseum. We visited later in the afternoon on a weekday (and towards the end of my trip). I wish I had spent more time in this building. We were automatically greeted to warm & friendly faces when entering the building. The gentlemen at the visitor area gave us a map and went over all the key areas to visit starting with the first floor. We started in the Statuary Hall which has a life sized "Hiker" statue. This one is commemorating Alabamian foot soldiers in the Spanish-American War. There are bronze busts of historical figures. The most recent additions are two equal voting rights activists, Pattie Ruffner Jacobs and Amelia Boynton Robinson. The second floor exhibits were all very informative. There's a hands on gallery for kids in Grandma's Attic. The "Land of Alabama" has displays and a short film of the state's geography and resources. I found the "Alabamians in the Great War" exhibit very interesting. There were a little over 85,000 Alabamians who fought in the war. About 2,500 died fighting in France. There's a unique display of trench art. There were some very skillful & decorative displays of a helmet, and some personal items made by servicemen to pass the time in between combat. Some items even showcased metalworking skills. These were much more elaborate than just a doodle on a piece of paper. A very cool part of the collection. The best exhibit by far was "Alabama Voices". It's a Smithsonian quality exhibit that needs a revisit. I didn't get to go through every single voice, but I will next time. You start your journey by entering left into this exhibit. It was a much larger exhibit than anticipated. It starts you off in the 1700s and goes through the events that shaped Alabama. There were about 21 or 22 audiovisual areas that start a narration (The Voices) via motion detection. There are artifacts and documents throughout. They did a great job putting together this exhibit. It's definitely worth a visit!

This museum showcased the history of Alabama from the earliest time and on to present day. This…read moremuseum was so well done with history from various time periods. It showcased the early statehood and cotton plantations. The civil war and depression and the war periods. This was such a nice visit and so informative. I would recommend all families coming through Montgomery to bring their families here for a well done history of this area and Alabama.

This is a good drag strip. It is definitely a tailgating venue. It's great how laid back the venue…read moreis in regards to use of ATVs, ORVs and golf carts. It can definitely be an 'all day of play' if you want it to be. You can bring grills, EZ Ups, TVs and well stocked coolers. (If you stock that cooler, stock a DD too!) The park has concessions and vendors. The vendors vary by race but the park always has its concession stand open on race days. MAKE SURE TO BRING CASH!!!

Always a beautiful visit here! This is my 4th year visiting the field and each year, it never…read moreceases to take my breath away. You enter, pay for your pail with water to place your flowers in and select shears to cut them with. Simple and to the point! In addition to sunflowers, there are also Zinnias to choose from as well. You can purchase souvenirs such as magnets or tshirts and even homemade goods such as honey or kettlecorn when available. The owners are super sweet and there's a free wagon ride available on the weekends. Make sure you keep up with their updates via FB to know when the fields will open. There are usually two per year that open within a few weeks of each other. While I highly recommend purchasing these beautiful flowers to add to your home or business, you can tour the field for no cost. Professional photography is a charge but taking photos with your cell phone is free. Pictures just don't do this place justice. You have to see it for yourself if you are a lover of beautiful flowers!

Nature is worth any drive to me. Sunflowers are beautiful, tall and a joy to be around. If you're…read morescared of bees just don't go. It amazed me how many people were swatting or running from them... did you not expect them? Prices are fair for your flowers and there is plenty of parking. Be sure to hydrate because you are walking alot, it is hot and there isn't much shade available. Sunscreen, sunhat, water.

What a fun little stop! We went on a Saturday and got there on time to feed the baby cows! It was…read moreso fun and well worth the $5 admission. We also said hi to the cute ponies ready to do pony rides. Lots of spaces for kids to run and play. Got to see the big cows being milked and could ask any questions to the owners. And for a nice end we got a scoop of ice cream made from the fresh milk. I got cookie dough. Milk is also for sale and pints/half pints of ice cream to go. Well worth a stop! Note: no dogs allowed.

Went here tonight to see Encanto. Experience was decent, with the staff being lively. The only…read moreproblem I have with this theater is that they zoomed into the picture to make it fit the whole screen, but other than that, it's a great value theater.

We went to see a late movie (10:15) cause it was the only time we could go. The staff was super…read morenice. The experience just goes downhill after getting snacks. So we go into our theatre to watch dogs and it's 10:15 and the projector wasn't on. We asked 2 times and they got it on. Went to the bathroom before the movie, the women's bathroom was an experience. Some stalls don't have doors, the under part of the sink was on the floor, and one of the sinks seem to have like throw up in it. Get back to the movie and everything is fine, no problems. When the movie is over, there was no staff there. So we left the theatre area and the mall doors were locked on the inside. There was no security and we couldn't go back in the theatre area. We got locked inside the mall, but luckily a guy with keys circled around and let us out. Staff was nice though, so I give it two stars cause I've been in worse situations.

The greatest attribute The Capri has is its uniqueness. It's a small, selective independent film…read moretheater with few like it anywhere else. The added benefit of serving alcohol is always a plus! Wine starts at $5 a glass along with most of their beers. My only major complaint is the run down feel of the theater. The seats could use some renovation so that you don't feel like you're sharing skin cells with thousands of other Americans. I have seen "the book thief" and "skeleton twins" here and generally love the selection The Capri offers. Not really the place you'd go to see the newest releases, but if you're looking for something unique or an alternative to the stereotypical movie theater date, go here!

The Capri is a unique experience. Please understand that this is a very old movie theatre…read morededicated to independent films and classics. Perfect location with El Rey, Tomatino's, Café Louisa, and Sinclair's surrounding it. Drinking white Russians while watching "The Big Lebowski" at the Capri is one off the bucket list. The theatre is currently undergoing renovations. I can't wait to see what they get done. I'm looking forward to upgrading this review to five stars when they get the "run down" feeling out of the way.