Saw Kip Moore here last night and had a great experience! Security and checking was very fast. Had…read morea good selection of drinks and snacks. We had seats near the front which were comfortable (even tho we stood the whole time haha). Security did a great job keeping everyone safe. Sound and lighting in the venue were great.

Was fortunate to see a few different shows here, including Apocalyptica, the Rock Orchestra.. Who's…read moreLive Anyway. The atmosphere has always been vibrant, safe and humble. The venue is on the smaller scale in comparison but its still a nice place and appreciate how they give back to the Arts.

What a great value and wonderful entertainment. They always put on a great show. It seems like they…read morefixed their audio issues. Now you can hear the show. I love this place.

I only get out to the Pocono Community Theater every ten or twelve years. I'm not in the area, but…read morewhen I am, it's a must-visit. An old-style independent movie theater with a great selection films, friendly staff, and modern picture and sound. Was here this past Saturday for Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" and got a matinee ticket, soda, and popcorn, for twenty-one bucks. Can't beat that kind of a deal these days. Hopefully my next visit here will be in the near and not distant future. I love this theater!

Great price for good performances . Easy to get to and good parking. It's a great place fur family…read morefun.

What a gorgeous afternoon at The Fair! So much to see and experience. All the staff were…read moreexceptionally friendly, parking was easy (plenty of parking helpers). The rides, the food and attractions make for great entertainment. Plenty of farm animals to see up close, indoor exhibits of local photographers, historic farm equipment and so much more. You won't be bored. Wear your walking shoes, lots of ground to cover.

Probably one of the best fairs in the area! My wife and I love going to these kinds of things. So…read moremuch to see and do!!! Coming here will keep anyone entertained for an entire day! Between the shows and animals, there is always something going on. There is no good way to write a review about this place, but I will try! Do you love farm animals? They have 3 barns of cows, a barn for sheep, and goats, pigs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, and so many other animals! DO NOT PET THEM! lol! They even have a milking barn, where they show you how cows get milked on farms. Along with that, they have tons of competitions amongst the animals. Tons of fun to watch! They also have a petting zoo where you can pet the animals, as well as a pony ride. Do you love kitchy shows? From watching someone carve wood to pig races, animatronic shows to acrobatics! You could spend a whole day watching them. Make sure to tip the performers! Do you like food? Well, look no further! You can find anything from typical sausage peppers and burgers to bbq, tacos, and apples 20 ways! Id list all the food choices, but there isnt enough room. There is something for everyone! Even picky eaters. Do you like games? They have plenty of those "easy" carnival games! HAHAHA! Try them once or twice but dont think that 1 more time and you WILL win, the house will win lol! From ring toss to the water game that blows up balloons, and from pick a duck to shoot out the star, they have all the fair games that you can want! Do you like rides? They have over 30! From mad mouse coasters to tilt a whirl as well as many others. You can buy an armband for a full day of unlimited rides or get ticket books! Some other noteworthy attractions are the demolition derby, horse races and shows! All in all, this is a great way to spend a day out with the family. There is plenty to see and do. Oh and plenty of parking! Just make sure that you leave early... the roads aren't designed to handle the amount of cars...

After spending stupid prices at NYRF (do not recommend) last weekend, it was an absolute delight to…read morebe here. Vendors are well spread out so foot traffic doesn't get overwhelming. Not a lot of clothing options. Mostly accessories booths. Food is provided by food trucks who do take card. Flushing privies are at a building belonging to the camp grounds that they've turned into a stage/pub in the middle. Cider/beer is $8. Taverns are cash only, which btw, there is a beautiful speakeasy-like tavern that is 21+ and that makes me SOOO HAPPY! Real rennies will fully appreciate this! The tavern wench is even in character. Huzzah to her! All around this Faire seems much more well organized and reasonable than the one in Tuxedo that I've been going to since I was 12. Even though the storm forced us out early, I can't wait to be back! Huzzah to a Faire that is more about YOU and not your wallet!

It gets better and better every year! I can't wait to go again. So open, and lots of places with…read moreshade. Excellent food and vendors.

Sterling Mine is a fun, informative, educational museum. Great for adults and children alike. The…read moregrounds outside the mine have many parts and pieces of technology and engineering to investigate. A sluice is also there for children to enjoy. We went there during the rainy Memorial weekend, but I bet the cool mine feels even better during a hot summer day.

714/24 (Visit): Sterling Hill Mining Museum had been a working zinc mine up until '86…read more On the outside of the museum, there's several impressive statues of miners and of the brothers Richard and Robert Hauck who opened the museum. The tour is approx. 2 hours. Gerrard was our guide. He was extremely knowledgeable about the entire science behind the minerals. In the mine, you'll see a shaft and how it operates. -Just keep in mind, the mine gets slightly misty and the floor is wet. One large area was filled with different minerals. Gerrard spoke about how the minerals reflect different colors under fluorescent light. Zobel Exhibit Hall displayed beautiful colored minerals from all over the world and incredible fossils from NJ. The museum is probably best for children at least age 5 and up. I noticed some people with strollers having some minor difficulties maneuvering in the mine. Many thanks to the brothers Richard and Robert Hauck. They purchased the property at auction. The brothers opened the museum in 1990. In 1991, it was designated a National Historic Site and continues to house the most extensive collection of fluorescent minerals globally. Prices for Tours: -Adults: 13 years and older $15.00 -Seniors: 65 years and older $14.00 -Children: 4 to 12 years $13.00

I've been going to the festival for years now, and I highly recommend…read more They have several food vendors (not only tacos), games, and tons of entertainment (wrestlers, live bands, live reaper taco eating contests, and more!)

This is my 4th year going to the Taco Festival, and every year, it gets better. The more you go,…read morethe more you learn how to take advantage of the whole experience and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, how to pace yourself to get in as much Taco goodness as possible. So many options of tacos to choose from and, if you're not into tacos (blasphemy), you have empanadas, pickles, cupcakes, etc to choose from. There are plenty of tables to sit at, and more importantly, they are covered so you have somewhere to hide in case it rains since the event is rain or shine. Buuuuuuuut, if you choose to bring your own chair, it doesn't hurt. Overall, I'm looking forward to next year!

Street parking right out in front very cute coffee shop for espresso, lattes, and light snacks…read more Classic Appalachian Trail hiker stop to sit down listen to jazz and warm up a bit. They also have a rental room above the coffee shop that you can sleep in for the night. It's located on Airbnb.

Asked several locals just down the road about this place and no seems to have ever heard of it. So…read moreglad I persisted and a half of block later, entered the Land of Orange. Ordered a latte which was good and the welcoming barista informed me that the milk is organic and only from grass-fed cows. Nice! There are so delectables available and the scone seemed the biggest hit. There's plenty of art in display. Some good, some, well, just interesting!