This is an excellent find in Grand Ledge. Great atmosphere to watch a movie. Movie tickets and…read moreconcessions prices are extremely reasonable. Talked to the owner after the show. He enjoys what he does and it shows. Trust.

Prices are amazing! $4 for a movie, I'm in. I can take family of 4, see a movie, get popcorn, pop,…read moreand candy and be out for under $30. Anywhere else it's a $65 night. Owner is super friendly and make sure that you meet the mascot, the theater dog!

I went here with a vague idea of a Christmas gift for my parents and ended up so pleased with what…read moreI made, and they loved it. The woman working there heard my idea and gave me all kinds of tips for making it look great - and I'm a pretty terrible artist. Great staff, great space, will definitely go here again to make amazing gifts for people. Side note, I'm pretty sure the address here is wrong and they're actually on Okemos Road - check the website.

Oh I spent many hours and many hundreds of dollars painting my life away at Art Unlimited. I even…read morerecruited a small army of friends and family that got sucked into painting pottery here. There are a few great things about Art Unlimited that kept me going back. 1) Super friendly staff. I had walked into at least one other pottery painting place before finding AU and being a boy walking into these kinds of places can be awkward. Yeah I'm gay and like to paint pottery, but it's still Michigan so it's still awkward. Anyway, I had a few weird experiences at other places but as soon as I walked into Art Unlimited I felt at home. 2) Super helpful staff. Not only are they friendly but they've got great artistic skill and help bring out the fabulousness in everyone. 3) Fun classes. I took a few of their classes and while priced a bit steep, they were totally worth it. Whether they're taught by the AU staff or by someone else brought in, you'll walk away with some really cool projects. 4) Ladies night! I got accepted into Ladies Night once and it was a blast. They brought in a podiatrist and she can gave foot massages while we painted. oy! Shoooo, what else? I don't know, but I have nothing but great things to say about Art Unlimited. I am yet to find a similar place since moving away and genuinely miss creating all my gaudy pottery projects. Here here for Art Unlimited!

The Nordic fire festival is something that happens yearly and every year it seems to get bigger and…read morebigger it brings a lot of people together in Charlotte I highly recommend the Viking feast and staying at night to watch them set ships on fire it's a really nice touch. There is a very wide variety of vendors every year A lot of returns yearly but sometimes you get lucky and see new people. There's a lot of mead for sale, along with pelt and other Nordic accessories. The food is great The atmosphere being around this many people enjoying these pagan goodies is amazing everybody seems to get along the drink tickets however are quite a bit pricey I hope to see them lower in the future but I highly doubt it

This once yearly festival is a family tradition for friends of ours who live in the Lansing area,…read moreand we joined in this year for the first time. It is on the smaller side for a festival but on the bigger side for an anachronism event, and it's about 50/50 in terms of attendees (some just sport jeans and warm winter coats to stay warm, others wear cloaks and animal pelts and look like they just walked off the set of Game of Thrones While the festival is on the smaller side, in many ways you get a lot for your money. The Viking ship effigy is a seriously legit fire (not quite on the level of a Burn event but a helluva sight more impressive than any campfire), and both the adults and children in our group enjoyed watching the fire and the fire twirlers who performed afterward. We also all blew on their Viking horn to "call back the light," as is their family tradition. Pro tip: As soon as effigy starts to cool down a bit, hightail it over to the mead tent since there's apt to be a crazy long line. They really should have 2 entrances and sell tickets somewhere other than right at the entrance because it really bottlenecks. The lines for beer and mead, by comparison, were super short. We loved hearing all the old standby Irish jigs being performed while we enjoyed our mead. Drink tickets were a touch overpriced but we clinked our mugs and hazzah'ed nonetheless. while they do have a shuttle for parking from either the local high school or Meijer, we were able to find street parking nearby. Do avoid the lot across from the park, though -- It will be full, and it doesn't have a turnaround at the end, so it ends up being a real cluster trying to get out of there.

Comfortable chairs where every seat is a good seat. Nice to catch a fun movie on the big screen.read more

This has been my favorite movie theater for almost two decades!…read more I'm here basically every week, sometimes more than once a week and it is my home away from home! I love the concessions they offer as well as the restaurant quality food they bring to your seats for an unbeatable price! The seats are also some of the most comfortable theater seats you can get, I love when I end up in the auditorium with the heated seats!!! Lastly, the staff, I have nothing but great things to say about them. They keep things running smoothly, keep things super clean and are very friendly and accommodating! Can't wait to be back later this week!

I am extremely unhappy with The Common Grounds Festival in Lansing. I will never purchase tickets…read morefor this again. I purchased my tickets for the Megan Trainor concert back in April. I got an email that the concert was cancelled the day of the concert. I was informed they would provide refunds for the tickets. The only problem is the hotel reservation I made was non-refundable. I submitted a request for a refund. I was originally told I would get my refund today. When I noticed that I didn't get my refund today, I called them. They informed me that it could take up to six weeks to get my refund. I spoke to a manager for the festival, she expedited my refund but they charged me a $18.00 fee for the refund. Are you all kidding me? That is just extremely bad business. Wow.

This is the 10th year of Common Ground, and while I can't say it has changed much in 10 years, it…read moreis consistently good! They have a mostly volunteer staff, so the service & organization of the thing is always sketchy, but I guess a low staff budget allows them to get better bands. They always have a good selection, heavy on Rock & Country normally, with a sprinkling of "county fair" acts like Eddie Money, etc. I saw Stone Temple Pilots last night & they rocked out! While this may not be the pinnacle of music festivals, it is great for a city the size of Lansing. Keep rockin Common Ground!

The boys and I really enjoyed watching the Derby. Its a fun fast paced event with music and action…read moreto spare. Kids are free to events which I like and I often see the Vixens around town doing charity work. Go Vixens!

I attended my cousin's wedding here last week. This was the best wedding venue I have ever been to!…read moreThere were tractor pulled trailers that took us to the ceremony site, then took us back to where the reception was afterwards. There was a beautifully decorated building for where everyone ate and danced. Outside, there was a bar and lots of tables for people to hang out. There were outdoor games, and a petting farm area. They also have a place for a bonfire later on. The only problem I had was with the landscaping rocks around the outdoor table areas. I had on heels, as did many others, and they were SO HARD to walk on. Regular shoes would have been fine. My feet were absolutely killing me after a couple of hours. Still the best wedding venue I've ever been to!

That was the best wedding you ever been to we got to take chariot ride to the ceremony, I cannot…read morebelieve how much fun it was it was perfectly shaded and beautiful. we went to the dance floor it was dope. Ladies in German, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to dance all night I'm not gonna tell you there's a fire outside we're just gonna dance and I'm gonna dance with you.

Okay, I know this theater has a good rep and everything, but I was left a bit disappointed. I'll…read moreexplain. I went to see "All Night Strut" there, which is a great play. The actors were great, the singing was great. Here is the rub... It is a very small venue. I bought tickets online and paid EXTRA for premium tickets close to the stage ($40 per person). When I got there they had moved my seats because they were to the far left, but in one of the first few rows, to the center but almost in the last row. Now that in itself might be viewed as an attempt to give me better seating, but why sell premium tickets? I sat with people that paid less than I did. There is actually no bad seats because the theater is so small, so therefore no "upgraded" seats even exist. I felt that $25 might have been a better price for the venue.

They do not offer premium seating as previous review contends. This could never have happened,…read morethey offer one level of seating, not a bad seat in the house