We are visiting in Orange beach and saw a flyer for a free musical Christmas program and registered…read morefor tickets. Being our first time here and I think this is a new center GPS did not take us to the right location but got us close enough for us to find it. On a Thursday evening we were expecting a small crowd for a community performance. But boy were we surprised. It is a fairly large performance hall and almost a full house on a Thursday night. They gave a huge parking lot and adrop off location under cover. Lobby is beautiful, cheap concessions and nice bathrooms. The performance was exceptional with a mix of Holiday and religious songs and dance. So much fun.

great place great people great shows great environment great performers just a nice place. highly…read morerecommend their music studio concerts

Went to the Magic Show on Weds. and enjoyed it so much we went back on Sat. for the variety show…read more Very entertaining, family friendly, his impressions were outstanding, funny, and spot on. I would recommend these shows to anyone looking for fun, exciting, engaging live entertainment.

very small seating floor packed with 130 people...snowbirds behind us were screaming not singing…read more spit on us with there sloobered words...avery bad experience left 30 minutes in to a 90 minute piano show do not go if you have any class you will hate it

Neat place! They have different levels of art, at different…read moreprice points. Anything from oil paintings to bead work or wind chimes, with LOTS of different mediums; clay, wood, glass...you name it.

We went to a show the other night and thoroughly enjoyed it. The fellow did songs from the 60's and…read moreon up through the 80's and really sang like the original artists. We all sang along and it was a great time! Is it Vegas? No, but the ticket price reflected that. Go have fun! We will be going again soon!

We were in town for a birthday party at the MH. Our group out numbered the actual customers, and we…read moremight of had 24 people?? The band dies covers of a lot of different music. Female singer sounded like she was hollering into mic. Food was a chicken BBQ of sorts or a hot dog. Baked beans, potato salad, maybe slaw. Food was mediocre. Not sure how they can afford to keep opening the doors. But, they have the "Dwarfanator" wrestling later this month, should be interesting? Did enjoy seeing my family at party though.

The Wharf Amphitheater is one of my favorite music venues. I have been to several other, much…read morelarger venues in Maryland and Virginia, but the size of The Wharf's Amphitheater is amazing! It only seats around 10,000 but it never feels so crowded that you are like a sardine (though the bench seating can feel cramped at times). The entry and exits are easy to transit through -- security lines have never been more than a few minutes for us. One of our favorite parts of The Wharf Amphitheater is the large acts that come in, while it still feels like a small town concert with a few thousand close friends. We have seen Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw, Jimmy Buffett, Walker Hayes, Dierks Bentley, Lainey Wilson, Ingrid Andress, Hardy and more. Not to mention a few others that we missed but who have also played here recently: Jelly Roll and Alabama. I have only sat in the 100 or 200 section, as well as stood in the pit. I prefer the Pit (standing room only) or section 100 (foldable chair), but sections 200 and 300 are benches, so they can feel a little cramped at times. We have never sat up in the 300 section, but our friends have said it's still a great view of the entire show. There is not a bad seat in the house (from my experience). You have a great view of the stage, and even from the last row, you're closer to the stage than other venues. The ticket prices fluctuate depending on the act, but from my past concert experience, The Wharf Amphitheater ticket prices are below the norm. While not unexpected, the prices of food and drinks are high and have been increasing. It's expected that prices are going to be high, so my wife and I will normally just grab a large bag of kettle corn (only $11) and one drink which is a pretty good deal for us. Some of the other prices are a bit higher -- but we are willing to pay them if we are looking to add to our experience. I have never seen any rowdiness or security issues that normally come with drinking, fun, and loads of people. It's is overall a very chill venue but a great time to party. Even though parking can be a little difficult to find closer to the start of the concert, anytime my wife and I have arrived at/before the gates opening (usually 5:30), we have been able to find parking less than 100' from one of the gates. Even still, we have never not been able to find a parking spot, though we may have to walk a bit. And leaving is actually a pretty smooth process so matter where you parked or where you are heading. We can get from our seats and back on the main road away from traffic in ~20-30 minutes. Just be sure to check out the parking guide (https://alwharf.com/amphitheater/directions-parking) so you park in the right area for the easiest departure.

The music from Whiskey Myers and The Black Crowes was solid, but the crowd at this venue was a…read moretotal trainwreck.The only saving graces were that parking was easy and free, and the cheap $30 ticket price makes it hard to stay truly angry. On the bright side, the drink lines were incredibly short, though that likely just fueled the chaos around us. This was easily the trashiest event I have ever attended.The heat was brutal for late May, and the venue's setup did nothing to help. The port-a-johns were pitch-black dark inside. On the walk back to our car, we even passed two different people completely passed out in the grass.The absolute breaking point happened during the concert itself. People were constantly smoking right behind us, and we ended up leaving two songs into the finale because the couple directly in front of us was actively about to engage in full-on intercourse right there in the crowd.Save your money and your sanity. If you come here, pay extra for premium seating to get away from the chaos, or just put on a CD and stay at home.

We decided to check out this arcade after having lunch at the Groovy Goat, both business share a…read moredoorway connecting the two of them, I'm not sure if they have any other association. After doing a walk thru and not investing any entertainment cash we spoke with the lone attendant as we neared the exit - apparently we were the first potential customers to enter this establishment today, he told us this was pretty normal during the off-season although the weekend brings in a few people. This is a pretty cool arcade with large versions of some of the first arcade games I played as a kid and as you'd expect lot of flashing lights, bells and whistles if we weren't pressed for time I probably would of threw a few dollars at a number of the games and now that I know it's here may return in the future - I find these places entertaining although most of the prizes are corny and cheap, but a great way to kill a few hours...

This was a fun place to spend time (and money). My daughter really enjoyed the games. There were…read moreseveral claw machine games and she really enjoyed the Wizard of OZ version. She won 3 stuffed animals from that game! I enjoyed the basketball game, but the balls were pretty hard to shoot because they didn't have any grip. The prizes to redeem the tickets for were pretty decent. We would come back again.

Brandon and The Studio are awesome. Brandon's coaching took our daughter's confidence to a new…read morelevel. She placed 1st place in the Alabama NATS under Brandon's direction and she was selected to the 2020 Dogwood Trail Court with the help of his coaching. She's currently a junior at Auburn studying Musical Theatre and is planning to follow in Brandon's footsteps in becoming a vocal / acting coach or pursue teaching. She graduated from The Studio years ago but she remains in contact and visits with Brandon often when she's home. We couldn't have asked for a better mentor and motivator to coach her musically and just a friend that continues to encourage her.

We moved to Baldwin County a year ago. After signing up for a summer theater camp my then 11 yo…read moredaughter signed up for acting lessons with Robin at The Studio. They were immediately welcoming and encouraging. My daughter's confidence has soared and her public speaking skills are now excellent. She has now signed up for voice with Nate (progressing so rapidly) and joined her school drama club. I can't recommend The Studio enough. Every faculty member pours their heart into these kids, and the owner Brandon is so quick to reply to any correspondence