I was looking for something fun to do on our last night in the area, and saw that the Vermont…read moreComedy Club was hosting an improv fest that evening. Tickets were only about $11 online, so I booked us for the last show of the night. We checked in when we arrived and grabbed a drink at the bar. Once we entered the main theatre, we were told we could sit anywhere that was open so we sat towards the back. If you want to order more drinks or snacks during the show you can do it via the QR code right at your table. We liked the soft pretzels and the drinks were very tasty! The show itself was entertaining and we had plenty of laughs. It was a welcoming space and everyone we interacted with was so nice.

Really loved visiting this venue when in Burlington VT & was very pleasantly surprised by their…read moreline ups. I found their menu to have a lot of options and affordable prices. I would love to visit again when I'm in town.

Playground is a very fun place, and excellently run. They are predominantly a casino gaming space,…read morebut they have multiple solid dining spaces including The Rail (a coal fired bistro), Drunken Dragon (Japanese), and a steakhouse. I have been at least four times there. From the gaming perspective, they are the best poker room in all of Canada and perhaps all of North America. Dealers are excellent, food & beverage service is excellent (and the food itself is great in the poker room), and they have good quality tables, seating, and chips. They also have lots of tournaments there. The overall place is kept clean and they're always going around cleaning the gaming machines / slots. There are no live tables here other than poker, but they have electronic roulette, blackjack, and baccarat. I have only eaten at The Rail. Dinner there was very good. The cheesy garlic bread was solid. The bacon Hawaiian pizza was a great pizza. Service there was good, too. Also, Playground has complimentary valet parking.

Came here for the first time on Saturday May 11, 2024 around 3PM. I heard about it through social…read moremedia as they have recently renovated and expanded the place. I am used to the Montreal Casino, if we are to compare the two, Playground is significantly smaller and more geared towards poker players. Our group was just interested in slot machines - you have to create a membership card to play, which is free, and they give you up to $30 in credits for liking their social media handles. This was straightforward and easy. The slot machines are located on the first and second floor. Upper floor is part of the expanded area and is overally nicer, has fresher carpet and less of a smell. I was surprised to see many smoking rooms - despite being enclosed, whenever the sliding doors open, the smell gets around. Drinks are free while you play, food is free only if you play at the poker tables. Unlike the Montreal Casino, there aren't any self serve stations, so no free soda or water around. The 2nd floor has a stage with occasional live music or shows. The new restaurants for japanese food or steak are also on the 2nd floor. These are beautiful and a nice touch - probably the nicest feature of the Playground. The rest of the area is unfortunately kind of cramped and dark, there is a lack of color and ambiance. Maybe different lighting or more decorations could liven up the place. I found the mood to be a bit depressing. There is no real glitz or glam. Still a decent option if you are just interested in slot machines or poker and would like to have a nice meal on site, but for a fun night out, I find this place to be too small and lacking options. For example, there are no branded slot machines, no famous pop culture icons or anything noticeable. Many other casinos have games featuring celebrity shows or artists which I find more enjoyable. Note the parking is free and there is plenty outdoors however much of the lot is not paved so can be quite messy if you are literally walking in dirt during bad weather.

This space is well organized, versatile, modern and has stunning views of Lake Champlain! Not to…read moremention the staff is incredible to work with! I had the pleasure of hosting a work event at The Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center this month and I am very happy with the experience. We continue to return year after year for a good reason!

Hidden gem in plain sight?…read more I've been walking past Main Street Landing for a while now and finally had the chance to stop in for a show on the top floor -- and what a fabulous space! They have ample event space and overlooks wonderful Lake Champlain! It is also located right downtown so very convenient for those people looking to walk down or are staying in the downtown area for a function. I will have to be more on the lookout for the various showings that they have - They do monthly free movie screenings (Blade Runner and Terminator are a couple that caught my sci-fi loving eye) so be sure to check their webpage for some seriously fun events! They also are host to the Vermont International Film Festival and other Burlington Film Society showings!

Super cool library where you are technically in two countries (Canada and America) at once in the…read morelobby. You have to exit the same door you enter (i.e, enter the American door and exit from the American door.) I didn't get to tour the opera house, which is upstairs.

An interesting place, you are technically at two countries at one. FREE entrance. Limited parking…read morespace but you can find more at some adjacent apts or at the gas station and just walkby. Well organized and clean place. Their restroom smells good too. See images for reference.

I was really glad they allowed my daughter to attend a few classes before making me commit to the…read morelong session. They were very welcoming of her and made her feel at ease even though she was a little apprehensive about starting at a new place. They were even able to supply her with some lender tap shoes on her first visit because I didn't realize she would need them. The viewing quarters are a little cramped and so far that is my only complaint. I can't even really call that a complaint because there have been empty chairs and I've had a good view of class. I'm a fan of the place as long as my daughter is a fan of the place and so far, she really likes her dance class.

I began taking tap dance class here last fall and cannot speak highly enough of my experience…read more Spotlight is such a welcoming and friendly studio to all levels and ages (including adult beginners). Our teachers facilitate a terrific sense of camaraderie and are excellent at tailoring learning based on skill and experience level. Being part of this studio and class has enriched my life so much this year. If you are considering taking a class, you will not regret it! I wish I had started dancing sooner. I highly recommend!

Located in Colchester in the Fort Ethan Allen complex, this is a great venue where various events…read moreare held including music, orchestra, dance, and some private events. I have attended several events here and it has always been fun and entertaining. The atmosphere, ambiance, lighting, and cleanliness is nice, and the people who mange this place do a pretty good job. Parking is located and available on the side and back of the building.

I played in the Vermont Youth Orchestra for 7 years from Sinfonia through Vermont Youth Orchestra…read more Emeritus conductor Troy Peters nurtured my musical career in a wonderful way. I'll never forget him or the friends I made.

What a lovely little theatre, nestled in the heart of Knowlton. Because there is an English…read morespeaking community here they attend and support all the English events that take place in hopes of having more in the future. This particular play was virtually sold out and everyone enjoyed the antics of one of the actors who was characterizing a ghost jumping into the body of a human. Remember the movie "Ghost"? It was just like that scene with Whoppie Goldberg's experience with Patrick Swayze's ghost. It was a hoot and brilliantly done. The staff of the theatre were lovely and you can tell they enjoy interacting with the patrons. I highly recommend attending any event that comes to this event in the future. PS There's plenty of parking.

I've been seeing Lost Nation Theater shows since I was a kid, growing up with my family for…read morevacations. Between original shows, Shakespeare, and musicals like Mary Poppins and Into the Woods...I've seen so many amazing shows here, and there's never a bad seat. If you're ever visiting...LNT is a MUST visit. For locals and tourists! Love this place.

From the owner: Lost Nation Theater's Mission Statement:…read more First, to create theater which is an effective force and catalyst for personal transformation, providing opportunities for empathetic interaction with others, development of self-discipline, and mastery of specific skills; Second, to create and produce stimulating drama in original and innovative ways for the community and to provide support for a year-round professional performing arts ensemble, for quality-oriented theater training programs, and for the theater's physical plant for the benefit of local artists, school age youth, public and private school, colleges, and universities, and for special events; Third, to contribute to the vitality of the community by emphasizing audience development and the educational components in all programs, and thus to educate the public in the knowledge and skills that make theater possible.