Wow what a great place to go hear a band The people were extremely nice the building has very…read moregood acoustics and kept very clean I would recommend this place to anyone

Vino market is a gem in Nashville. The owner is very friendly and she creates a nice environment…read morefor connecting with others in the community. Whenever we are in town, we stop by for a glass of wine and good conversation.

I attended the Teammate Opener IV basketball tournament this weekend with my daughter's AAU team…read more This is a large venue, in the small city of Rocky Mount, however, there is much room for improvement. Customer Service was excellent. The Box Office sold $25 wristbands daily. They moved the lines pretty quickly. Parking was effortless and I did not have to pay. The venue offers concessions and a Bar. They have a display of what is served daily for Concession. Mostly pizza, nachos, hot dogs etc. We decided to wait and get food while on our trip home. The lighting in the gymnasium needs to be replaced. The light fixtures have very low dim lighting. This was terrible when filming the event. My eyes were hurting after a while. I appreciated how clean the restrooms were and the overall venue was spacious and well ventilated with air conditioning and several fans placed on every court. Great planning . Kudos to the team.

Decent size venue for volleyball competitions, clean facilities, clean and well maintained…read morerestrooms. Friendly, courteous and professional staff. Tickets $20 per person/day or $30 for the 2day wknd+$10 per day parking. No outside food or drinks allowed. Bags inspection at entrance. Concession stands provide options for food and drinks including alcohol. Expect to spend approx. $20-50 per person depending on your selection. The wristbands allow exit/entry so theoretically you could bring food and drinks, but have get to your vehicle and consume before returning. Alternately there are restaurants close by if you wait until the event is over.

The Dunn Center for Performing Arts is located on the Wesleyan University campus in Rocky Mount,…read moreNC. When you get close, look for signs in the road as to where to turn. There are parking lots on both sides of the building, as well as some spots in front. The Mims Gallery has some great exhibits that I haven't seen anywhere else. This visit, I got to see the Charles Schulz exhibit. Admission was $5, and you got to learn about the artist and the Peanuts characters. A Bob Ross exhibit was also here with his artwork. The lobby has a player piano that is a delight to listen to. Performances are held at the center throughout the year.

We went for the Bob ross experience. They had it set up well with clear instructions on where to go…read moreto enter the exhibit. They check you in, and you are free to wander the exhibit and can even touch the paintings! They naturally have the Bob Ross channel playing continuously, and there are a few benches so you could sit to watch. There are people walking in front of you the whole time, but it's still always amazing to see him painting. Tickets are completely reasonable, so if you have a chance, check it out! Ross's happy little trees will make you smile

The Freeman Roundhouse Museum is located in Wilson, NC. It opened in 2001. Admission is free but…read moredonations are welcome. The museum focuses on African Americans in Wilson and tells about the history. It is divided into sections so you can learn more about veterans; medicine; education; art; the citizens and religion. Bill Myers wanted the house restored and preserved as the house was where a housing project was to be built. This led to the city buying the house and moving it to its current location. The dinosaur sculpture was among the items that moved with the house. There is a display about the move and all that went into that. The museum started out in the round house built by Oliver Nestus Freeman but as the museums displays grew from the donations received, they needed to build another building that opened in 2018. Freeman built the house in 1946 as there was a shortage of housing for soldiers returning from WWII. He was a stone mason. The circular house had wedge shaped rooms. It was thought to be made of stone but they have found bottles, concrete from sidewalks; scrap wood; tree saplings, marbles and strings used too. Wilson's first redevelopment project was named the Freeman Place because of his architecture and the community he built. If you can't visit the museum in person there, you can visit on a virtual tour.

Tapit is a decent space to gather with a group. The FIFA World Cup 2026 were playing and there are…read morenice comfortable sofas there. Decent amount of games for everyone to enjoy. The staff here were pleasant and welcoming.

Fun afternoon to unwind and explore parts of Wendell. Super friendly staff, assisted with set up…read moreand drink orders. The decor and energy was family friendly and so upbeat. I see why so popular and highly recommend friends outing or family gathering ( better than Chuck E. Cheese) with lots of arcade games and air hockey. Kids get a candy wall and adults have beer tap wall. Great balance. Enjoyed it!

Great members, good food and excellent networking. This club does lots of work for local and…read morenational charities . Also a great place to rent for a party.

Love love loved it here! Chuck the owner was such a gracious host. There was 5 of us in our party,…read moremy husband, sister and her hubby as well as our 8 month old. We felt very comfortable there. It is spacious and has a cute little nook with books and a few board games. We ended up splitting a bottle of Saracco at Chuck's recommendation versus getting single glasses. He interacted with all the customers making them feel at home in his establishment. Mask wearing isn't enforced, but I guess that's hard to do at a place like that. Needless to say, we'll definitely return on our next visit to Zebulon.

This closed over a year ago and owner wasn't very good . Used business as a hobby and couldn't keep…read moreemployees.