Really awesome place. A traditional feel and a wholesome atmosphere. Prices aren't bad and it's in…read morethe heart of the city. Clean and simple.

This is a small, nice and clean theater in Schenectady, NY. The snacks are reasonably priced, and…read morethe staff are pretty friendly. The staffing is limited usually takes a little longer to get checked in and get your snack. Plan to be there early if you dont want to miss out on the movie as they don't play a lot of advertising like their competitors. I end up using this rather than the regal that is near my home as its usually less expensive and also I end up getting some offers through my cell phone company which has a partnership through Atom which cost me $4. Even without the offer the tax are priced @ $8 for majority of the shows. Good place to come with the family, enjoy sometine in downtown Schenectady and get a bite to eat. They do validate the parking if you park in the garage across the street

I love this place. It takes the movie experience to a whole new level, even during Covid. There is…read morefood and drink...GOOD food and drink. My burger was done perfectly, and the fries were crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside (double fried maybe?). The boozy shake (maple bacon bourbon) was mostly bourbon, and no complaint here, but there was definitely ice cream in it, also. Lastly, it's good food and good times, as the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Quick to help, or suggest, or explain, all within Covid restrictions, the atmosphere is truly a casual night out with friends hat will stay with you a long time.

I've been wanting to go to the Madison Theater since it was renovated and reopened in its current…read moreform. Finally, fate intervened. As I was heading home, I passed the theater and saw on the marquee Mad Max was starting in ten minutes. Not the new Mad Max mind you, the original. Movies are meant to be seen on the big screen. Some are fine at home, but I don't have a man cave and I don't turn the sound up loud. Going into a theater is an immersive experience and really helps you to focus on the picture. Amazingly, even on a Saturday night, including myself there were only three people in the audience. And for a moment there I thought I was going to have a private showing. Part of that may be that despite the sign suggesting a 9:30 start time, the box office looked closed. And when I tried to suggest to the lady behind the concession stand that I'd like to see a movie, she didn't quite seem prepared to sell me a ticket. And when I asked where to head from there, she had to once again leave to find out. It was really quite odd. Also odd were the ratting and banging noises coming from the air conditioning grates in the ceiling of theater four. Once the action picked up, it wasn't quite as distracting as I had feared, but I hope they get it fixed. Much like I hope they get the theater cleanliness fixed. Because there was an empty soda can in the arm rest left over from a prior showing. Like I said, none of these things will prevent me from going back. I love seeing older movies on the big screen. But it could explain why the place wasn't more busy. I'll look forward to awarding this theater a fifth star as it grows and becomes a vital part of the community.

Local gem! 1 screen so limited on what you can see but the amazing prices on tickets and food make…read moreup for that. It's 2 floors and ornate decor. Definitely check it out!

All of it. Great independent movie theater. No tremendous crowds, well priced tickets and snacks…read more Features a home-grown preview film of our sweet town.

Great community vibe, and comfortable seats. Saw Rocky Horror last night and only complaint was the…read morevolume was SO LOW! It's a raucous musical and its volume last night was whisper quiet. Crank it up, guys!

What an adorable theatre in Chatham! We just watched the Oscar nominated shorts here on Saturday…read moreand it was delightful! Adult tickets are $11 and senior and members get a discount. They check for IDs and a vaccination cards. Masks must be worn at all times except when seated. They have limited the capacity to less than 50% and everyone is seated far away (6 ft plus!) from each other. They also have a single restroom and signs from back in the day! In a small town they offer many international films not shown everywhere. We really appreciated the atmosphere and the friendly staff. They only show one film at a time which is also lovely and never fully crowded. They also host plays here too! The popcorn, candy and snacks are also very affordable. I wish more theatres like these existed in New York City and scattered throughout the US! Definitely support this local community theatre they will greet you at the front door and you will feel like a VIP guest! Will definitely be back!

Was referred here. Won't refer others. 1. The kid at the register couldn't answer a simple…read morequestion (when is the theater open for seating) 2. What flavor is a specific cider? (His answer-cider). 3. When I ordered a large popcorn it came in a bag, when the young lady behind me informed me only the jumbo is in a bucket (my error) I asked if I can pay the difference for a bucket... his answer. I need to get a manager to issue a refund..... much much more hassle that it's worth..... last time here.

Besides sitting through 30 minutes of commercials, some 5 or 6 times, it was great. I have to…read moreremember to get there 15 minutes after the scheduled start time to miss the commercials.

Empire Underground is a small venue that draws enthusiastic crowds. There's nothing fancy about it…read morebut there's a stage with a decent sound system. Expect to be standing the whole time. There's a bar that's stocked with a variety of beers, ales, hard seltzer and even hard teas. The staff is friendly and courteous. The bathrooms are fairly clean. I showed up recently for the performance of a Metallica tribute band called Hardwired. They were very good. The music was very loud. It was fun. It was a good music venue. I'd be happy to return.

My girlfriend and I went to Empire Underground for a concert to see a artist named Ekoh. The event…read morewas fairly organized, the space is pretty small. Expect shoulder to shoulder crowds and standing for a long period of time. The music was pretty loud, but also not too loud, so we were able to hear the artist clearly. Cons: Security is very lack luster, they didn't search anyone or check bags at all. Someone could have snuck anything in, that's the only worry we had. Otherwise it's a decent size venue!

The Massry Center is a great little theater right in the heart of Albany. We recently attended a…read moremusical performance in the theater and the acoustics in the venue are great, the common areas are bright and clean, and the ticketing/arrival process was seamless and easy. The Massry has teamed up with Troy Savings Bank Music Hall for their scheduling/ticketing this season and the line-up they are presenting is a wonderful, diverse selection of music. I am looking forward to attending future performances at this venue and seeing what direction they move to with their programming. With a number of bars and restaurants within walking distance, it's easy to make seeing a performance at the Massry into a true evening out.

I host an annual conference in their space and have found them to be very easy to work with on the…read moreplaner side. Their food is always good and service is impeccable from their event, serving and av folks.

Loved seeing a Melissa Etheridge concert in the Events Center. Did not like being pressed into…read moresuper small folding chairs like sardines. I would have bought a drink during the concert but no way I would disrupt the people sitting in front or behind me or next to me to do so. Note to myself if I go again get aisle seats. They had 2 big screen video screens projecting the stage on the left and right of the stage. Once the people in front of me stood for most of the concert I saw more on the video screens than live center stage.