Wish they would turn off the overhead lights for movies! Why is it still so bright we can see the…read moreaudience?

Employees were kind of rude when I went into the movies, they were very cautious if I brought in…read moreoutside food demanding to check everywhere

Lovely little theatre in the heart of Albany. The prices are more than reasonable for the quality…read moreof the plays. Try it--you'll like it! Jackie B, Albany

Community theater at its best. The plays are good quite frequently and they are reasonably priced…read more For a bonus, you get to meet the cast at the end of the show.

This is like an institution in Corvallis. We saw Stop Making Sense last night. Great experience,…read morethe sound system is fantastic. Make this a must visit location when you're in Corvallis.

My favorite place in Corvallis, because it makes me feel at home. The cinemas that I grew up going…read moreto in Italy looked a lot like Darkside. There's always something worth watching, American or foreign, in any of the four small projection rooms. It's affordable, has good popcorn, and better movies than any other cinema in the surroundings.

Amazing! Great theater. Go early for the free tour. Scott, our tour guide, was both knowledgeable…read moreand adorable. We were so excited to see Goonies. Check and see what's showing. Popcorn was delicious and crunchy. Fun combos available. Definitely recommend!

The Whiteside is an old school movie theater. It opened in 1922, by the Whiteside brothers from…read moreIowa, along with the slightly more vintage Majestic in 1913. It's in the Italianate/Renaissance/Art Deco style... one could easily imagine it on Miami's South Beach rather than the Pacific Northwest. Its exterior with its eerie stone faces make it look haunted. The interior has had some restorations (it has suffered several fires over the years),but it could still use some TLC. http://whitesidetheatre.org/history.php It's a pleasant venue for movies&live shows. It's become the art house venue, since it has only one screen. In the often inclement Pacific Northwest, movie theaters are common, especially in Corvallis. On a rainy day, you can find comfort watching the wonders of Wonder Woman's Paradise Island, or Black Panther's incredible Wakanda forever!

Great small town theater...very pleasant staff and comfortable seating. Will you be showing…read moreDisclosure in the near future ?

I already posted a review on Google maps but to make sure I get answered I'm doing it here too. The…read morebigger woman in the ticket booth is rude and her behavior towards happy paying customers is just unacceptable. To tell me that I need to pull up my pants like my stomach isn't fully covered already. To call me inappropriate... She's the one who was being inappropriate and she nearly ruined my little siblings birthday present. That present being going to see the new Spider-Man movie. She needs to be fired. I really did like the food staff though. They were very friendly and the movie was a great time. So 2 stars. Minus the three because I'm still disgusted by such a display of behavior in public. Big girl to big girl where's the damn solidarity? Where's the support? Why am I not allowed to be confident in my body just because she isn't? I was wearing high waisted underwear that were in boyshorts style so it's almost impossible for them to show anything anyway. They were up around my belly button. My pants sat below it where my hips naturally sit. If I had been wearing lower waisted underwear all you would have seen was my stomach. Since when are crop tops not allowed in theaters? And it's not like I was sagging or anything either. My pants were where pants naturally sit on a lot of people. I wasn't exposing myself or anything. In fact it was tucking underwear so there was especially nothing to see. If she isn't fired or doesn't apologize next time we go we won't return. Why would we spend money where I feel that disrespected? I still had enough courtesy to give the extra star for the other staff and the overall experience but it can become one star so quick if that woman stays so entitled. Typically it's the customer who is a Karen but I think in this case she was entitled, annoying and very very white so that would make here a massive Karen. If she wants to have a personal conversation about it I would love to discuss her disgusting behavior. I was nothing but kind until she started botching about my fashion choices. And even then I sucked it up and bullied my pants up until I was inside where I immediately pulled them back down to my waist. If my shirt weren't cropped she wouldn't have seen my underwear. If my underwear weren't high waisted she would've seen my belly button. All I did was add another layer in between her and my belly button. Why was that even necessary? You couldn't see it anyway? Should I attend my local theater in my redneck town in a burka? I'm sure that will go over well too... She either needs to get here shit together immediately and understand that people my age dress far more provocative than I was and I don't think I was really provocative at all. If I were skinny would she have let me in like that? If my stomach didn't bulge like hers would she have treated me how she probably treats her own reflection? The photo attached is very close to what I was wearing accept I was wearing sweat pants and my crop top ran a little higher so you could see a sliver of skin above my stomach but below my breasts. I'm sure she's seen women in booty shorts. So how is what I was wearing inappropriate? Why should I be threatened to not have the tickets sold to me over it? Stay woke.

I love this fair and never miss it. Albany is so lucky to have such amazing event twice a year…read morethat I come from out of state to attend like so many others. This fair has so many talented people whom openly share their gifts with the local community. Not only does it have almost 100 Venders with its exclusive one of a kind offerings. But the RaSani Fair also has speakers with 3 stages changing every hour. I really enjoyed the special star guest Sarah Lemons known from her show on the travel channel. I always find the best gifts for myself and others at this fair while also learning about healing , growing, and being part of a heart centered community.

When it comes to the unknown, sometimes I can be a little skeptical. Psychics, mediums, and tarot…read morecards fall into that category. But on the spur of the moment, I decided to check out this festival, held in October at the Linn County Expo Center. It is a 'Body Mind Spirit Holistic Fair' and has a little something for everyone interested in matters of the mind and heart. In addition to those listed above, there were also masseuses, clairvoyants, artists, iridologists, and even crystals and tie-died clothing. Of the 3 people I consulted with, all 3 had spot-on feedback for me. It was almost scary. I didn't volunteer anything. Yet these insightful women were able to tell me things about myself that I rarely tell anyone. I was quite impressed. And a little overwhelmed, I must confess. Sandi Buchanan (Radiant Journeys). She is a medium I went to see in one of the special classes offered during the event. Enlightening. Shay Garrison. She does 'Aura Readings', where she takes your picture with a special camera that shows your aura and explains what it means. Very cool. Cheri Pang-Burghardt. Another medium who really impressed me. And an extremely sweet and sensitive person. And I opted for a massage, too. Why not! Andrea McCullough of Sacred Tempos has magic hands. This was just the kind of event I needed and I'm so happy I attended that day. It really was an eye-opener for me.

Corvallis Central Park is a great place located just a few blocks west of downtown Corvallis…read more Hidden on the edge of the park in what looks like a protestant church is the for sale gallery of the Corvallis Arts Council. If you love art, especially locally produced art then you have to check this place out. The statues outside in the park are great, but the real treasures are on the inside. Definitely worth a visit!

Oregon is a place for the arts- from Bruce Starker Arts Park to Eugene's Hult Center, and…read morePortland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. The Corvallis Arts Center is in a converted church right off Central Park. Its landmark is a ballerina statue out front. It has a pleasant setting. They highlight local artists, with a diverse gift shop. There are plenty of treasures. The Corvallis Arts Council showcases the arts of Linn-Benton County. Beautiful little spot. A gem hiding in plain sight- truly outrageous!