Have enjoyed several perfomances at the Black Box Theatre and each one has been very good. They…read morehave minimal sets but lots of talent. It looks like shows regularly sell out or at least very nearly sell out so get there early to get a good seat. Everything is kind of improvisational so there are no assigned seats. They do have concessions. We've seen a Carol Burnett tribute (very good) and a Motown revue (they really excel with music). Both perfomances were great and the tickets are very, very reasonable.

One of a finite number of attractions, this art gallery isn't quite in center of Martinsville but…read morewas walkable from there or a short drive. There is an outdoor art garden next door. The building itself is a substantial complex that looks impressive from the outside. The space is mixed use, and only one floor houses exhibitions. The collections will probably be switched over by the time I've written the review, but they were intriguing and local. The rest of the space was for artistry and administration thereof, making this place of considerable value to the community. Just to walk around and look is free and worthwhile, but for the local there might be more reasons to come.

We really enjoyed this place. The woman at the front desk was very kind and engaged in conversation…read morewith us during our entrance and departure. My children are 4yrs and 2 yrs old and they were engaged by the artwork. Best of all, there is a room where children can paint on easels, engage in a puppet show of their choice, musical instruments, and other arts and crafts. I would definitely recommend this place. Plus, it's free!

My wife and I went there Saturday 13 July. the building was nice inside and out. but that is as…read morefar as i can speak positively about the place. from the moment we stepped on under the porch roof we were treated like criminals. our bags were searched and told we couldn't have a large bag inside. if they are worried about a shooting taking place in that small building they have others things to worry about. like 4 dollar bottles of water. gouging people for a bottle of water is outrageous. will never go back there.

This place is crazy. By chance, my husband and I had chatted with a woman who works at the old…read morerailroad depot that's been converted into a community center/museum/welcome center and she said that they had had a lot of music performed there until The Harvester was built. So, later, we check out The Harvester. I don't know how you graduate from a renovated train depot doing community events to a center that has big name celebrities - frequently - but they did. The place is excellent. Great parking, great location, easy entrance, nice concession stand, not crowded. The stage is RIGHT THERE. In fact, we went to go see Colin Hay (lead singer of Men at Work with an impressive solo career since then) a few months ago and he made the comment on stage that he was glad that he had invested in a good nose hair trimmer and could flare his nose with confidence. Acoustics are great, tickets prices are reasonable. I could just go on and on...

i've danced at rhdas for 11 years. i had to quit this summer (2023) due to the treatment of the…read moreowner/teacher. the way i see student assistance and teachers treat the littles blow my mind and the crap that the girls talk about behind your back is crazy. i still love it so much but mentally couldn't do it.

Paid first months tuition at the time of registration because they asked me to before the first…read moremonth of dance classes for the season! Then recieved schedule and saw that it my daughter would not be able to be there the night she was assigned. I immediately informed them and was told I could not be refunded for the first month of class even she would not be able to attend at all. They should stop asking parents to pay before classes have began if this is their policy.