This place has improved since the ownership/managerial transfer back in 2023. While it does feel a…read morelittle bit sticky at times, the fact that they screen some nice films every now and then is a great idea. Giving people incentive to go back every now and then, so check the showtimes list for the different dates, you might be pleasantly surprised.

I love the garden Cinema! Been going there my whole life. Glad it's still open! It is a Greenfield…read moreclassic.

Just being allowed to see the inside of the building is a treat... The affordable priced movie is…read morelike a bonus. The Latchis building is a beautifully restored and well loved multi-use art deco style building. Last night I saw a movie in the main theater for the first time and I was NOT expecting the auditorium to be gorgeous or to be disappointed that we didn't have time before the movie to properly take it in. Both the lobby and main theater are very ornate and Greek themed. To quote my husband after doing a double take when we entered the theater"... Well,... This is very beautiful..." About a decade ago I saw a movie in theater 3 which is just a small plain serviceable theater... In no way preparing me for the main theater. This is a historic theater...and you are getting an old school experience. The seats don't recline and you don't book them in advance. Tickets are $10 for adults and the staff is nice and helpful. If you are staying in the Latchis hotel you never even have to leave the building. I didn't get any concessions... But they are a Pepsi house which is always deeply disappointing to me. This place would be perfect if it sold beer like the historic Somerville theater in Boston. But there i is a pub in the same building for before or after the show. The theater is very centrally located and by the parking garage.

absolutely love this theater and everyone who works here. Affordable ticket and concessions,…read morebeautiful theater, comfortable seats and easy parking.

Very cozy seating with smaller theaters. This recent theater was extremely tiny compared to some of…read morethe others. Channel a very courteous and pretty quick on getting your orders out for food.

Amazing service. Super close to home and amazing popcorn. Clean and comfortable seats.read more

This is a lovely venue. I can't believe I've lived here over 20 years and never been. This year the…read moreFab Faux performed there instead of where we usually see them. I purchased first row mezzanine which is where we prefer to sit in most venues. I don't care for orchestra where I can not see over the person in front of me. So I was very surprised when we found our seats to see just how far back the mezzanine is, and that the orchestra seats are graduated upward so there is no one directly in front of you. The show that we saw is not big on visual, but the acoustics are phenomenal. The Fine Arts Center allowed this music to soar. For future shows though I would sit closer in the orchestra. Prior to the show there was a party on the plaza with desserts, live music, and a cash party. A fun way to start the evening, thank you.

A very nice theater in the middle of campus where they usually host UMass cultural shows and…read morenon-alcoholic parties here. Had some fun moments here while I attended Zoomass.

A nice venue to enjoy a show! Extremely friendly and helpful staff to ensure that you enjoy…read moreyourself! This place enjoys local support to provide a positive experience! Apparently they've brought back to current standards with hardwork and dedication. 2 thumbs up for all involved!!

This is a decent enough venue and I realize in a small town, in a non thriving economy they are…read morestruggling to keep open yet some basic things might be nice. Let me start with the positives. The size of the venue is great for seeing a concert. Acoustics are really good. It's a terrific layout with very good seating. The downside? First, the overall feel of the place was there is a need for some cleaning. Second it's cold in the theater. (I was there in March 2013) It takes more than ticket sales to keep a venue like this open. Fundraising, grants, membership...it's a huge challenge and I hope they can make it.

This was such a fun experience! Better than I expected in such a small town. The trolley was built…read morein 1896, and it was restored in the 90s and is functional! The museum is super cool and very small, but worth checking out. At the time of writing this, tickets are only $5 each. Well worth it. It's run by all volunteers too. There's several train pieces on the property including a caboose that you can go inside, as well as 4 or so other pieces that you can see and read about but aren't safe to go inside yet. There's also a hand cart you can operate which is so fun! It really picks up speed too. The trolley ride itself is fun! The tour guide has a ton of knowledge and explains the history of trolley cars, trains, and freight at the time the trolley was in operation. This was such a neat experience!

Having traveled to the Trolley Museum in Maine we have seen a ton of different trolleys, but this…read moretiny museum in Shelburne Falls is a great local attraction. This museum has a few trolleys which have not been restored, but they have Trolley Car No. 10 which was a locally run trolley. The staff and conductors here are polite and more than willing to tell you the history of Car 10. Overall, this tiny museum has a ton of history attached and I love the fact that it is located in such a beautiful area.

Wholesome, small town, classic old time country fair featuring a nice array of traditional…read moreexhibits, entertainment and food. This fair is truly off the beaten path, located as it is in the middle of nowhere in northwest MA, almost to the Vermont border. It doesn't get much more small town in this part of New England than this. Attracts a primarily local crowd with much less of a carnie flavor than some of the other New England fairs. It's a small fair, so don't expect to spend more than 2-3 hrs, and certainly not worth a special trip to the area, but if you live within 30 minutes or find yourself in the region the 3rd weekend of August, stop by for a slice of classic Americana.

What- there isn't a review of this?!?!?! No way…read more Ok. Here's one: THIS FESTIVAL ROCKS. I import out of towners for it. Not the usual mega mall of vendors, it's a locals only scene. Very authentic. Not the largest spread of food, but all A-ok, and not corndogs. The music? World class. The crowd? Super groovy, family friendly but not oppressively so. The "no alcohol" policy? Uh- not heavily enforced b/c there are NO DRUNKS! We get there for the hot air balloon show Sat, & always stay through the last gasp on Sunday. DO NOT MISS the dance tent in back: always a band you are glad to discover back there. Bring a cooler, and an umbrella and sunscreen and GET A PARKING PASS EARLY! (even tho there's a free shuttle to parking as of this year.)

Amazing festival that is wonderful for families and al ages. Has always proven to provide a…read morewonderful mix of up and coming acts with legends in the industry and a wide array of New Orleans based acts. The hot air balloons add a unique and beautiful backdrop to the festivities too and make for wonderful sunrise and sunset photos!