The intimacy of this venue puts a whole new slant on its productions. The "us & them" syndrome…read moresimply doesn't exist here in the way that the audience surrounds the performers rather than being detached from the action. In between runs, the theatre now offers local music on Saturday nights as well. Good job, Stage 3... local art at its best!

Tuolumne County is lucky to have live theatre available all through the year. Stage 3 is right in…read moredowntown Sonora, just one block from the intersection of Stockton and Washington Streets. Stage 3 is awesome. I have seen a few productions here. My favorite was a few years ago and was one of the funniest shows I have ever seen. "The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare - Abridged". If you ever get a chance to see this, it is hilarious. Season tickets are $75 - what a bargain! Tickets to five productions for about what you'd pay for one concert ticket at an overcrowded venue where you would need binoculars to see the performer! Individual tickets are $15 to $18 Performances are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and Sunday has a matinee performance. The theatre is intimate - 80 seats - so you are assured of a good seat. Check them out: http://www.stage3.org/Default.htm

Just enjoyed "Don't Touch that Dial!" Enjoyable, funny, entertaining! Watched the show with my…read moregranddaughters 9 and 11 and they were engaged as well!! Pleasant way to spend a Sunday! Panning for gold, stage coach ride, ice cream and a wonderful show at Columbia State Park!

Watched Shawshank Redemption in Fallon House. It was great acting. Very moving, cast well. Great…read morehosting and easy to use QR code tickets. We were ushered to our seating area.

Stale popcorn Expensive food…read moreInsists on tips at front door and at snack bar Searched my bag for candy one time

Since it was hot out we decided to get lunch and go to the movies. We were visiting from Sonora…read moresince our theater closed. While the Angel Theatre had plenty of charm, the place was disgusting! The lobby had no trash cans and there was miscellaneous stuff scattered everywhere. The bathrooms looked like they had not been cleaned that day. The theater seats were covered in who knows what, tables and cup holders were disgusting. Not sure how this happens but even the movie screen was filthy! You could see the dirt and water marks running down the screen. To top it off the staff looked like they hated their job. The place got busy and there was only 1 person helping. This theater has so much potential but seriously lacks management or owner direction! This place looks like it hasn't had a thorough cleaning in a long time! I felt so gross and grungy afterwards I couldn't wait to take a shower.

We came here for a Valentine's dinner and dance. Cyndie and Benny, the owners, could not have been…read moremore welcoming. The salad a raspberry blue cheese spring mix salad was great. The smoked tri-tip was perfectly cooked. The smoked vegetables were incredible. The bread was amazing. We drove over 90 minutes to get here. We are planning on coming back for the next theater show and bringing the kids. It is a historic building in the process if being renovated. If you can appreciate the history and the work going into making it great again you are up for a special experience.

I'm so proud of this business. They are still serving our community in these COVID times. When they…read moreget to restart their live performances, go see a show! Local talent at its best. It's such a fun venue, especially the murder mystery meals. Keep supporting local businesses!

Beautiful experience under the stars. I really like the small shop they sell popcorn, hot chocolate…read moreand more. Love to go back.

We live in Twain Harte and enjoy making the drive to Pinecrest and watching a movie under the stars…read moreonce in a while.

As a proud Welsh redhead, I had a lovely time perusing the different booths at the Sonora Celtic…read moreFaire, which this year was hosted in Angels Camp. My friend and I went on a Friday, which was the educational day and which was more geared towards family and children. There was no alcohol served and while there was a fantastic bagpipe player serenading people with the Outlander theme song, there was not a wealth of live entertainment (the alcohol, live music and other interactive performances happen on both the Saturday and Sunday of the faire.) We both knew that the festivities were paired down on Friday, and we both were more excited about exploring the vendors. The grounds were fantastic and all of the vendors were so personable and genuinely thrilled to be part of the annual event. We sampled teas, admired Celtic wood-working, gushed over Native American beaded hats, tried on cute flowy shirts and much more. My favorite aspect of this event was definitely the people. Everyone we encountered was so friendly and passionate about celtic wares. It was a heart-warming experience in so many ways. If you ever have the opportunity to check out this annual event - do. If you are looking for a rowdy time and enjoy people watching - I recommend coming by early on a Saturday or Sunday (I've heard that parking gets tough later on in the day). If you're like me and prefer getting a mellow peek at the Celtic stalls in advance of the busier weekend - Friday is your day. Trust.

First time to this Faire. It was spread out nicely and had some great vendors . Had the Bacon…read morePasties ... yummy ! We also enjoyed the historical area. We came to hear the bands . Our favorite being Seven Nations . No disappointments at all . Parking is not great and we just walked from Downtown .

This is a rather new festival to Murphys, so it has not yet reached it's full potential, but boy…read moredoes it have the potential!! This fun new festival is being spear-headed by one of the local wineries with many of the Main St. business' participating by way of setting up alters in their shops. (the book store had one to Shakespeare etc. etc.) Many people participate in the Catrina/Catrin costume contest held mid-day at the local theater (so cool to see them all walking around town all day!!) and in the evening they do a procession to a local cemetery to honor the dead. And there are usually a few different places to listen to live music, this year I've heard they'll be having a great mariachi band! It is always fun to walk around Murphys eating and drinking your way through the day, and this event just makes it that much more fun and interesting! So if you are planning on coming to Murphys around the beginning of November (it's held the first weekend usually, check their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/DiaDeLosMurtosMurphysCalifornia) then come for this event, and maybe even join in the costume contest!

'FROGGY WENT A COURTIN' Historic powerful place! Love this town When froggy McNutt goes to Frogtown…read moreyou know it's always going down! When you ride all day and feel a cramp you know you shredded at Angles Camp! This is an amazing place to watch the legendary frog jumping contest every year. Great place to go race BMX or check out the races and bike show and swap meet and get signatures from some of the Legends! Great place to go sightseeing in a historic town

A very nice local county fair. Everything is on a smaller scale but just as much fun as larger…read morefairs you may have experienced previously. We did find the signage /directions to the fair to be a bit confusing but once there we were all good.