Amazingly innovative and funny! Saw The Hobbit this weekend - my 4th show. So much fun and right…read morein our own back yard!

Another wonderful performance Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I…read moreenjoyed the live performance in a small theater where it is more personal and up close. Looking forward to attending The Ghost of Christmas Carol in December

I attended a play "Steel Magnolia's" it was spectacular. I would highly recommend this quaint…read morelittle theater and attending any productions they have. The set was upfront and personal. I felt like I was sitting right there in that beauty shoppe and was part of the conversation, giggles and sorrow this play brought to the audience. It is not assigned seating so please make sure to get there in plenty of time - but if you do not - no worries, not a bad seat exists in this house. $15 is a steal. There are plenty of eateries around the area to support a meal before and a drink after. Parking is a bit difficult as the theater does not support their own parking lot. City parking is available a short distance from the facility or you might be lucky enough to snag a spot out front if you get there early enough. They do have a small concessions area as well.

I am so glad that Port Huron is doing more live theater, and this place does it best. Citadel Stage…read moreoffers shows from Enter Stage Right productions, and they are consistently good. It's a small theater so it makes for a very intimate experience. The cast is known to interact a bit with the audience and people come away enjoying themselves. I watched Fools yesterday and really enjoyed myself. It's great to support local business and at $15 a ticket pre pay, it is worth it. I like that you can bring your own beverages in if you choose or pick from snacks and some refreshments there. Seating is very limited, so buy in advance, but prepare for a fun evening when you do. Shout out to Noah and the rest of the cast of Fools, a play adapted by Neil Simon. I love silly humor, and this truly delivered. I also liked the raffle for opening weekend and getting a second chance by dressing for the theme. If you are in St. Clair County and want a break from the standard movie date night, come check this place out. Opens 1/2 hour before showtime and street parking is limited so get there early. And there are several nearby restaurants if you want a bite before or after a show.

Wow, the new seats are so comfortable! Recent upgrades are successfully making this a real…read moreneighborhood gem! The staff is very friendly and nice.

My boyfriend and I saw The Mattix at Krafft 8. There is several movie theatres in the area and I…read moreasked a friend which one is the best. She said Krafft 8 has small town vibes and it is her favorite so that's where we picked! Tickets were $8.75 for an evening showing. It has been years since I have been to the movies and I recall prices being much higher. They have reclining seats so we were able to pick the seats. The concession stand checked all our boxes. Refillable popcorn and pop, good candy selection. The only downside is the concessionist puts the butter and salt on your popcorn and ours was SO SALTY! My boyfriend was happy they had buncha crunch and sweettart ropes. The theatres are fairly small but the picture and sound was incredible. Large bathrooms. We will be back for another movie soon!

A Somewhat unusual museum that documents the history of the Wills Ste. Claire automobile, made in…read moreMarysville, Michigan, from 1921 until 1926. Be aware, the building museum is easily mistaken for a factory, as that is what it once was. As such, the Museum sits in the middle of the Marysville South industrial park, located off of M 29/Busha Highway. If you cross the railroad tracks on Busha highway, you've gone too far - but when you drive into the industrial park, you have to cross a set of tracks to get to it. How's that for confusing? If you're into big garish classic automobiles built before World War II, it's a nice place to visit. There are several of these automobiles here; according to Museum volunteers, supposedly roughly about 10% of the entire surviving population of these automobiles are on display here at any given time (about 85 or so are known to still exist, so do the math). While the exhibits are extremely static (with the exception of the fact one automobile can usually be found rotating on a turntable ala the Detroit Auto Show) it's somewhat amazing the kind of displays they are able to put forth in what is essentially a volunteer/club run museum. Like a lot of museums of the sort, it is only open on weekends or by appointment - however, unlike a lot of museums of this nature, many of the volunteers actually live nearby, so if you call the phone number listed on the sign you can often get in to see the displays even on an off day. The museum tends to be closed in winter, as they offer heated storage to antique car owners during that time (this area often gets blocked off for liability reasons). All in all, a nice museum that hopefully will continue to expand and developed in the future.

New arcade in Marine City. Sign still shows MUSIC Marine City but they have a great lineup of…read moreclean pinball machines.

Horrible treatment!! We purchased a group golfer coupon…read morewhich THEY offered but the treatment we got from the moment we got there made it clear they don't like "non-members" there so I am not sure why they even offer this special. They make it difficult to schedule tee times to start with and they were So disrespectful and condescending and told us it was a "privilege to play here" Also it cost 90$ to play!!! I play at courses all around Michigan and this course is Nothing special How would they know that we weren't Perspective members scoping out the possibility of joining? I wouldn't go back here if it was free and I live 10 minutes from the course!!

Been here twice this summer. Both times from group golfer that was purchased four or five years…read moreago. Heck of a deal I guess if I would've use them in time. $35 for around here plus a bucket of balls at the driving range. Since they expired I guess we had to pay full price which was an additional $55! Got a real feeling that they don't like people that are not members. Both times they made it difficult to schedule a tee time. Didn't return calls for 24 hours or more. For the round today I made a tee time a week and a half and advance. They stopped me and told me I couldn't make a reservation more than one week in advance..lol. So I waited a few days and called them back again. More of the voice message system and not returning calls. Finally made the reservation for this morning. Two days later I got a call from Brian "the golf pro " and he told me that they had no teetimes in the morning and we would have to wait until late in the morning for hours. We agreed. Imagine the surprise when we showed up and there were eight cars in the parking lot. So I guess we were lied to. One of the most uncomfortable experiences I've ever had. Talk about being made to feel unwelcome. Quite a smug character this Brian. Not very welcoming. Especially to people who would could be prospective members here. It's OK that Brian's not very good at his job. $40,000 doesn't get you much in an employee nowadays. He came out on the course and watched us. Drove up to watch us in the middle of the course at one point. He came out to make several rude and smug comments. When we played this course previously we had a pretty decent time. Thought it would be a fun place to come to if we lived closer. Based on our experience this last time I can assure you we will never be back.