Absolutely LOVE this place but only receiving 4-stars for the following reasons:…read more First, If you sit back near the SRO (bar area), ALL you hear is people talking and the clinking of glass. Horribly distracting. The WORST place to stand or sit near if you're in the back of the Orchestra (latter rows)! Two, if you sit along the left wall (Orchestra), there is an alcove of sorts closer to the front of the stage. There is a TV in there (WHY, I don't know!), that is left on during performances. If you're in seats along the wall, you 'will' be distracted from the glare of the television light (as I recently was back in Row N!). Lastly, lobby bar prices are INSANE: $38 for a single serving CAN of wine and a single serve bottle of Prosecco. We had just come from a very nice restaurant and paid well less than that for quality!

Came for a comedy show. The experience was pretty seamless. Quick ticket checkin and security…read more There is a large bar near the entrance with lots of space to socialize. The theater itself has a big stage. The seats are basic but comfortable. We were able to hear everything pretty clearly and had a good view from the right orchestra. I would be careful about center back orchestra because there's a sound/tech space right in the middle which might be distracting.

Went to District Music Hall to see Silversun Pickups last night. Show was entirely oversold…read more Couldn't get to the floor. Got yelled at for standing in front of the bar when that was tho only place to stand. Had to listen to the general manager/owner berate the staff for letting a pregnant woman with a child sit in a chair. Then have him tell me we shouldn't bring a child to a concert. He's almost three and has been to about 25 concerts and never had a problem. So disappointed I couldn't hear the band I paid money to hear. I would never return to this venue as that's the way they treat their customers.

District Misic Hall is a cute little theater in Norwalk…read more We attended a show in October, "An Unlikely Union," a live stage show of our favorite podcast "History That Doesn't Suck" with Professor Greg Jackson. It's the story of the first 100 years of American history told in 100 minutes. When we entered we were pleasantly greeted by the staff who were helpful to direct us to our seats. Snacks and drinks are available. There is a bar in the middle of the lobby with access from both within the theater and from the lobby side. They have a variety of candy, chips, non-alcoholic beverages, mixed drinks, and both bottled and draft beer. Our seats were great, Opera 1 and 2 which we referred to as the Abraham and Marry Todd Lincoln seats. We felt like we were practically right on stage. The evening was great! (Also, the signs in the men's restroom, hilarious and much appreciated!)

This review is based on my personal experience as a custer of this business on Feb 21, 2025…read more District Music Hall is a fantastic venue for a close-up experience with your favorite cult or cover band. They book comics sometimes too. The place is immaculate. Recent renovations to sound and lighting make it a great choice for top quality perfomances and a fun night out with friends. Most shows are kid friendly too. The staff is pleasant and couteous, and the drinks are only moderately overpriced. Garnishes included free of charge. The Wall Street Theater was renamed District Music Hall in March 2024. I'm betting it will be March 2034 before Yelp updates this listing.

They did SUCH A GOOD JOB restoring this theatre and bringing it back to life. Truly beautiful…read moreinside and the staff are true patrons of the art and so helpful and just as jazzed as we were to see a show. We saw Kashmir the Led Zeppelin tribute band and they knocked our socks off. They have a good selection of offerings at the bar and even offer mixed drinks. Can't wait to see my next show there!

Really good concert with a lineup with big stars like ceelo green, Rachel platten, third eye blind,…read moreAndy grammer, and sugar ray! It's really fun and super exciting! They also have a ton of restaurants nearby which offers really nice options for food and drinks!

second time here and we had another wonderful time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beverage…read moreprices were on par for live entertainment in the area. Not one bad seat in the house. Not sure about the negative reviews.... albeit both performances we attended were not sold out shows so i could potentially see some delays with a packed house but isn't that almost everywhere ? Will 100% return soon

The staff are very polite and helpful, the theater is clean. Seats are comfortable walkways are…read morelit. Food and liquor are served with pleasantness from the staff. And I'd have to say that the acoustics are very good.

Come early for a show at the Cap and catch some local bands playing their hearts out. Drinks are…read more$$$, but it's a concert venue more than a bar and prices match.

The venue is a five except audience won't STFU. That brings it down to a 3.5 and since my god died…read morein 95, I gave it four stars.

Jazz club for Sunday brunch was excellent choice ., food was A+, owner , service great . Music was…read moregreat .

Not only did I learn of this place's existence tonight but I also learned how much my Dad enjoys…read morelive jazz. My Dad was chomping at the fucking.bit to hear some jazz tonight and as a result, we found out about this place. One of my favorite things about visiting nOLA is the jazz and I almost feel like it's the twilight zone that i can have the live Jazz experience in my home town. Not only that, but everything about our experience, start to finish, was amazing. They enticed us with the live jazz outside..As all of their tables were taken up, our initial strategy was to sit at the bar and hopefully be able to hear the music from inside. Not only did they have a whole band INSIDE the bar playing for those patrons, but we were given the choice of them literally building us a table outside. You can't really go wrong with either choice but due to the absolutely perfect weather outside and my mother's panic phobia about covid, we elected to sit outside. They straight up brought a table and four chairs outside for us to enjoy the band playing outside. The temperate fall air and lively Jazz is an ambiance that is few and far between. We had initially planned on just ordering drinks but were selling what we were buying and dropped a few food menus and had us eating out of their hand. They legit had MOZARELLA FRIED ZUCCHINI B LOSSOMS, some delicious vegetarian ravioli, arancini, and honestly whether you're into steak or farro and kale salad, they can push your.buttons, Both of my parents ordered a spring-roll-like appetizer, one with salmon and one with veggies (extra brownie points for the vegetarian option). My parents some how missed the fact that they were ordering from the appetizer menu and were disappointed in the portion size but absolutely adored the dish. . Even though I talk up and down for about 99% of the time about the fact that I'm "on a diet now" I'm actually full of shit when it comes down to the wire and I absolutely could not resist ordering their fried mozzarella zucchini blossoms which were enveloped in a delicate but delicious outer crust with creamy cheese and zucchini blososms. They were served with an orgasmic tomato sauce with a little touch of pesto. The food was the perfect complement to the musi. They have an interesting cocktail menu as well. I couldn't resist ordering their Frenesi with tequila, lemon juice, cinnamon syrup, apple bitters, hard cider. This was served in a cocktail glass with little floating (what I'm assuming is cinnamon fits that almost looked to be sparkles. It was such a beautiful drink and had such a unique flavor. GF initially ordered the All That Jazz with rye, calvados, Demerara syrup, peychaud's bitters,, ango bitters, and up in smoke however we were informed that they did not have all ingredients to make this drink. She went with her second choice, the Jam Session with bourbon, lemon, stone fruit syrup, peychaud's orange peel, Brandie's cherry. I tried this and as a strong bourbon drink, wasn't my immature palate's favorite but I appreciated the combo of bourbon and fruit flavor. Our server was extremely friendly and went above and beyond to make sure our experience was as excellent as it could possibly be. My Mom was literally obsessed with him and couldn't stop commenting on how well he was taking care of us. Huge shout out to that man right there. I'm so excited that this place exists and GF and I have already decided to keep the local taxi on speed dial for further visits to this place. PS-sorry if this is filled with typos but I was literally too lazy to wear glasses while writing this so I am just typing and hoping for the best.

Always a terrific experience, attending a concert at the Ridgefield Playhouse. My only complaint is…read morethat in recent years, the prices have gone through the roof, and many times are no longer in my budget. Still at the end of the day, I'm thrilled to have Ridgefield Playhouse as part of my community.

Expensive popcorn, high prices on drinks and candy. We enjoyed the show! Rock of Ages performance…read morewas a great experience. Professional performance

I have been coming to concerts here now for a few years. The staff are always friendly with easy…read morecheck ins. There are gigs where you bring your own seating, food and drinks which make a great night out. The entertainment schedule is robust and usually affordable with many free gigs to select from. The sound and lighting are great. Not a bad seat in the house.

This is a dysfunctional organization. I'm trying to sign up for a free ticket. I don't know why you…read moreeven need a ticket if it's free but OK I'll sign up for a free ticket but when you go to the sign-up page they ask for a code. What's the code? It sounds like you need to be a paid member to get a free ticket. It didn't used to be like that it used to be you get a free ticket or a number of tickets pretty easily. Now the system seems to be pretty complicated and disgusted because I want to go an event, and I don't know what the code is instead I am directed to a paid membership site for donations. So I guess the new model is you can't go unless you donate and I donate a lot of in or as many tickets as you want.

This was such a hidden gem on a hot Saturday in Stamford. After eating lunch downtown and doing a…read morelittle shopping, we decided to see what nature trails might be nearby. This arboretum popped up, and so we went in search of quiet and nature. It was super easy to find and very convenient in terms of parking/access. We walked through all the gardens and listened to the birds for quite some time, spotting some other wildlife along the way. It was truly a peaceful experience that we hope to repeat.

Lovely Arboretum and Gardens. Free to enter…read more Located right off of Merritt Parkway (Route 15). Lots of food options nearby along High Ridge Road. There is a large parking lot close to the main area nearby the visitor's/welcome center. There is also a smaller space which accommodates about 5-6 vehicles as soon as you enter...this eaves you closer to the pond trail. Lots of walking paths on the well-maintained grounds. There are garden areas throughout .... be sure to take a photo of the map and/or follow the signs to explore each area. Bring comfortable and hike-ready footwear...especially if you plan on walking on some of the trails. The few staff members I encountered were very friendly and helpful.