This theater is super cute! I have had the luxury of attending a play on Broadway in NY so in my…read moremind it's not fair to compare anything to broadway. However shrek the musical was wonderful!!! ALL the actors did a wonderful job! This is not a place that makes you pay for seats it's a first come first serve basis, I actually didn't mind that. The crowd was super nice and the actors were all very good! The volunteers were extremely helpful. I can't believe I have been in Morgantown this long and this is my first theatre show. I really enjoyed the show and will be back for another show at some point:)

I didn't get to go in here yet, but there is a awesome statue of local actor Don Knotts from the…read morebeloved Andy Griffith show. Great likeness of ole' Barney

Small little ballpark with casual fans who know each other by first name. Fans were very nice and…read morestaff were great! Small team shop is open but limited sizes in stock. Definitely worth stopping by to watch the Black Bears play!

Nice little ball park. Small and not crowded. Still doing…read morepod seating and only about half the concessions were open. Good sight lines. It bad to see a game in at all. The single A game was not great but they are just starting their careers.

Upon arriving, we realized that the door was locked. However, after ringing the doorbell, we were…read morewarmly greeted and ushered inside the Historical Society building. Upon entering, we were asked to sign the guestbook and were quickly told about the books and other items that were for sale, and as we signed the guestbook, the gentleman that let us in quickly stated, "Hi I am David and I am your tour guide". We did not know that there was a tour guide, as we thought this was going to be a self guided program where we could look around at our own pace. At that time my wife and daughter started to have a small conversation very quietly to themselves and walked away not to interrupt and very nice lady came in and said you all need to stick together and can't walk around separate. Knowing my wife and my daughter are not into history as much as I am, didn't feel any awkwardness in the fact that they wanted to have a private conversation and look at what interested them so when they were told we had to stay together, they decided it was best for them to go to the antique store next-door and hook up with me after I was done. So that's what we did and I continued to walk around with David, listening to the different stories and explanations of the artifacts located throughout the museum. David was very knowledgeable and very friendly, and told me that he had served 20 years in the Armed Forces, and had met several of the notables that we were talking about, including Mr. Buckles who was the oldest World War I survivor. The only reason I've not given this review 5 stars is that every time I asked David to extrapolate on his information he would say, "I don't know". I asked where he got the data on the American people not wanting peace via the League of Nations in WWI after some discussion of a really cool document showing Woodrow Wilson, his response, "I don't know", that went on through the various rooms until we went upstairs. Upon asking David about the banisters, flooring and wall trim and whether they were original to the 1912 house and getting the same, "I don't t know" decided to let him stick with the information memorized and not ask any more questions, as I felt I was beginning to annoy my tour guide. I felt a little like one of Stonewall Jackson's students at VMI when asking the professor to explain what he just said, having Jackson stop, go back, repeating verbatim what he just mentioned from his memorization of his lesson plan for the day. I was super interested in the coal items on display but that was the last question I had, because I was cut off with, "I was about ready to tell you the coal stories in the next room, as those items were what I previously selected out of storage to go on display." I never heard the coal stories nor did I hear or come away with knowing where the mine equipment originated. Being right in the middle of mining and the Mine disasters at Monongah in 1907, and Farmington in 1954 and 1968 I thought maybe those were some items pulled from the mine in memory of the miners that came came out. I came wanting to know more about the coal industry and it's history but came away with a more rounded history of the area, mainly due to David sticking to his guns and charging forward with the tour regardless of my questions. Hats off to David, and I thank him for his time, albeit not what I was looking for, it certainly was incredibly interesting and gave a human interest side of things related to the history of the area outside of mining.

The Coliseum is a basket ball arena that is the home for WVU Mountaineer cagers. The arena has…read morehosted conference basketball tournament championships, NCAA basketball, as well as many other tournaments, concerts and events. The arena has close to 14000 seats and has a couple of statues outside. Well one statue belongs to NBA great, Jerry West who attended WVU. If you don't know Jerry West, then you will definitely recognize him if you have ever seen the NBA logo. The other statue belongs to Rodney Clark "Hot Rod" Hundley, who I never heard of till I visited. I didn't go inside the arena as there were no events. My main reason for the visit was the Jerry West statue while I was in Morgantown.

A really cool stadium with gorgeous views! Everyone here who was working was very kind and beer and…read morefood lines went quick. The prices are really fair for drinks too. Only complaint is that the bathrooms need an update and to be larger. Men's bathroom lines were 5x longer than woman's bathrooms, even during the game itself.

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Great place to hang out. Excellent food specials on the weekends and the drinks are priced just…read moreright.

So every July 29th it rains in my hometown of Waynesburg, PA. Ok, maybe not every year, but for the…read morelast 114 years out of 141 years it has done so during a season that could hardly be called Western Pennsylvania's rainy season. It is a freakish local phenomena that has garnered my hometown some national press and a score of celebrity rain hats that where lost in friendly wagers with the good people of Waynesburg. Yup, we've got all the celebrity hats you could want in Waynesburg: Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Mr. Rodgers, Jay Leno, and even Donald Trump have all lost that Rain Day hat bet. However, the festival is more than just about a silly hat bet; It is about tradition, community, and friendship. It is a festival that harkens back to simpler times, Norman Rockwell times, times when everyone knew their neighbor and could leave their doors unlocked. It is a festival that finds the townsfolk closing off main street, or in this case High Street, in order to fill it with face painting and craft booths. Oh, and of course there is a dunking tank where local luminaries undergo a little friendly dunking but all in the name of fun and camaraderie...After all, it is Rain Day and everyone is smiling, and oh if it rains--which it usually does--look for loads of laughs. It is a time, a festival to give thanks to the farmer that supposedly said 141 years ago, "You know it always rains on my birthday." Sure it has gotten bigger over the years...Why we even have our own 5K race..However, the one thing that has remained unchanged and that is the warm, nostalgic feel of simpler times and better days that Rain Day always seems to engender. So if you have been looking for an America that has become lost to cellphones and cable TV, it is here, my friends..It is here at Waynesburg's Rain Day Festival. http://www.raindayfestival.com/

I highly recommend Sugar and Spice, they are fantastic!…read more Not only was Ron "Spice" very helpful prior to booking by sending video clips and answering all of my questions, but he was extremely professional as well. He showed up early to set up, gave a fantastic performance that the kids and adults thoroughly enjoyed, and was patient and made sure all of the kids had the opportunity to hold the bunnies at the end of the performance. Parents and kids alike were all raving about what a great show he put on for us and everyone wanted to book him for future events! You can't go wrong with Sugar and Spice! I was laughing afterwards because my daughters 6 and 8 actually took his card and asked me to book him after the party... it was their party and they wanted him to come back! :)

I could not be more thrilled with the performance!!! My three year old daughter literally fell off…read moreher chair laughing! I wasn't expecting anything extraordinary but I was pleasantly surprised that this show went well beyond that. Kids ages 2-10 were glued to their seats the entire time laughing and enjoying! Sugar and Spice handle everything with exceptional professionalism. Spice called me ahead of time to ask some questions about the birthday girl as well as the ages of the kids who would go. The day of the party he arrived half an hour before to set up and started very promptly. I highly recommend them for any kid event.

We took a large group of kids the day before Thanksgiving. I am glad we called a head because it…read morewas very busy. They had planned for us and set us up in the side room, which was great. I loved how they had all the paint color options on the wall painted onto a ceramic West Virginia piece. Pro: 1. they have a lot of different options, in different sizes and price points. 2. They did not charge a sitting fee, just cost of the item 3. 2 bathrooms, which was great since it was busy and we had little kids 4. a small play area with chalk board and chairs for the little ones who finished early and were board. 5. They had art work and pottery for sale from other local artists. 6. Classes and programs. 7. The place was clean and organized. 8. the staff was really friendly. 9. a wide variety of choices for different ages and ability (our group had kids from 2 years old thru 11 years old). 10. There was a nice selection of brushes on the tables. We had everything we need (aside form extra paper towels) on the table. 11. They put the kids paint on small tiles, which was nice for the little kids. Con: 1. Parking is difficult. Its street parking, and speedway is a busy street with large trucks. 2. It was a little confusing coming in for your first time, of what the process is. The register is at the back of the store.

Mountain Creative is a locally owned paint your own pottery shop. The owners are super nice. They…read morehave a great selection of pieces to paint. They also offer pottery classes and have space for parties. We had my daughter's party there. It was a busy weekend and they were booked solid, but we never felt rushed and they were very attentive. It was very affordable as well.