Rose Tree Park is always a favorite in the summer. Their free shows run from June until mid-August…read morealthough they end the season too early in my opinion. Some shows such as the Billy Joel tribute are quite popular and fill up quickly. Bring low chairs or a blanket. You can also bring your own food and nonalcoholic beverages. They have a Rita's stand and I believe one other food stand. Parking is free and plentiful although you may have to walk a distance. Enjoy!

Last year on Christmas week we drove by this park and wondered what all the lights were. A year…read morewent by and I forgot about it. Last night we were driving by on our way home and saw the bright lights and decided to stop in. Wow this place is spectacular! So glad we parked the car and walked around. The effort put into lighting this place was tremendous. If we are in the area next year we will def stop in again for some feel good xmas spirit. highly recommend!

A great place to have a couple drinks with friends and the food is solid too. Tommy and Mike are…read moreattentive and very personable. Unlike a lot of spots you don't have to wait a long time to get served. Good people = good times, its that simple.

Always a great time here - live band playing classic rock every Thursday. Tommy - the owner - is…read moreawesome and made me and my 2 girlfriends feel comfortable from the first visit, always an unpretentious crowd, and you can smoke in here. We have never had a bad experience here, just good times!!! Warning: if you stay too late the DJ puts on a track of screeching screams to get you out

Attended the Kenn Kweder and the Men From W.A.W.A. gig at Ware3house 3. (Better Ducks opened)…read more First time attending this antique store/music venue in Swarthmore. It's BYOB with a few beverages & snacks sold on the premises. Chairs were set up in short rows for this gig. The sound & overall experience exceeded my expectations. And the salvaged pieces on display make for an eclectic visual experience. Tickets are sold at the place on the day of the show. So no PayPal or ordering over the phone. This is seemingly a labor of love for the owner to put these shows on here. If deciding to see a show out here, I'd have dinner at one of the few restaurants, & take a quick look in some of the more artsier shops beforehand. The War3house 3 is easily accessible from the Swarthmore train station if you plan to come by public transportation.

What an awesome place. I look forward to going back to concert that we want it was awesome This is…read morereally unique gem that I had no idea was in Swarthmore. So cool. Love it! Great music friendly people

The Block is the intimate concert venue (read 823 occupancy) inside of Harrah's Chester casino, and…read moremy main draw to make the trip. The good: -The venue was small. Even the back is good (although the front is best). -It was an extremely easy GA experience. I've spent many hours waiting for GA shows in my lifetime, but that wasn't the case. -Drinks were dirt cheap in comparison to other casinos and venues. The vodka club was made with Sky and Absolute (depending on the flavor) and were only $6 a pop. -The sound quality was clear, even from the front row. The band complained it was loud, but I thought it was good. The bad: -The bathroom was located in the casino and a hike. That's unfortunate with drink prices being so low. -The smell. Sometimes it smelled like garbage. Sometimes it smelled like bacon. Sometimes it smelled like incense. It was gross and distracting. All and all, I'd return for the right act.

Definitely impressed by this venue. Saw Weezer here which was great because of how intimate it is…read more It's not tiny by any means, but anywhere you are you can see the band. I think it holds under 1,000. Sound quality is definitely good. The staff throughout the casino was very friendly also! I would go back.. and this is coming from a Fillmore Philly regular. (I'm picky about my venues.) I would give a 4.5 if I could.. not going for the 5 star mainly Bc I wasn't feeling the beer selection.

Came here tonight for the first time. Such a cool little theater…read more Could use some paint. The drapes look like they have 3 inches of dust on them. The sound is great. We saw the candlelight orchestra perform music from Bridgerton. Seems to be plenty of street party around the venue. Free on Sundays. The line was out the door and around the block but it went quick. There is nothing like a small town theater.

My family and I went here to see an Adele Covet Candlelight concert and it was lovely! Beautiful…read moreretro style theater with intricate decor. And the audience was packed! I think every seat was taken! I would totally recommend!

What a neat little gem in the outskirts of Wilmington. Cozy, lodge-y feeling historic space…read morecomplete with wall-to-wall wood planks and a fireplace feels more like a church basement than a concert venue--in a cute way. A small selection of local beers and basic wines were available at the folding table in the back for $2-$4 each, (hooray for tax-free Delaware!), as were free handfuls of chips, nuts and crackers, served up by friendly gild members. The seating/dancefloor layout struck me as odd, with 6-10 rows of folding chairs starting halfway back from the elevated stage. This did provide a generously sized standing/dancing area in front of the stage, however, with everyone seated during the more subdued opener, there was quite an awkward distance between performer and audience. This took away from the potential intimacy of the venue, and the performers commented on it. "Hello, everyone... out there. You're so far away." On to sound. The mix for the opening band was spot-on, vocals and acoustics were full and clear, with great balance between drums, keyboard, and acoustic guitar/vox. The headlining band seemed to pose more of a challenge for the sound guy. Vocals were barely audible over the drums, bass, synths, guitars and sampling. When vocals were bumped up, the mics squealed. This well-versed and well-traveled Brooklyn band usually flaunts lush, layered vocal arrangements, so the imbalance between lost vocals vs. harsh feedback was particularly frustrating. Later in the set sound improved some, but still lacked complete clarity and eq balance. Sound can be affected by a multitude of factors, of course. Faulty equipment, borrowed equipment, the space, house limitations, sound guy limitations. I can't say whether the problem was internal or external, especially after the opener's pristine sound, so I'm only deducting one star. Perhaps the effects-laden, shoegazey headliners were just too heavy for the venue. Still, I will be back when another great show skips Philly and lands in Arden. In the interest of improving atmosphere, I will avoid taking a seat.

Really nice room. First visit last night to listen to Justin Townes Earle. First real big show…read morethere and it is clear there will be many more. Run by hard-working volunteers, this is a sweet spot fir great music.

Great food, and drink, and reasonable prices! Great community center, and music 3 or 4 nights a…read moreweek. Try to get there at least once a week. Staff are like family.

Always a great place with friends. Love the staff. Friendly…read moreand Family owned business. Great food. Always go away smiling.

Staff is friendly and the eggplant salad and mocktail, apple flavored I think, were a good combo…read more Great flavor and reasonably fresh and enjoyable. Seems like they got part of the crowd that probably used to attend Iron Hill and the menu seems to have went a bit more mainstream than several years ago when I last came here.

The service was quick! The outdoor patio was aesthetic and perfect for an outdoor dinner in the…read moresummer. Was able to listen to Jazz music via live street entertainer. The pizza wasn't greasy.

WHAT A BLAST. We came here for my birthday kind of ironically because online we saw reels saying it…read morewas the "weirdest museum ever," and thought it would be kind of funny/maybe even creepy. Little did we know it was actually FASCINATING; it was so fun to admire every last piece in the museum. The tram guide was great, the pre-recorded audio is helpful and interesting, and the collection is so varied and extensive that you can't help but love it. The pipe organs - fabulous. The walkable "toy box" collection was great after the tram. Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone - it was soooo fun.

What a fun thing to do! We didn't know what to expect and want to say we all really enjoyed the…read moreexperience! Admission was reasonable and enjoyed the self-guided part while waiting for the next tram departure time. There was everything you could imagine - except one thing! A TELEX MACHINE (which I used to operate). When I asked the staff if they had one none of them even knew what I was talking about (early 20's)! We took the tram tour and really enjoyed it. The tram moved at a nice pace so you could really take in everything. So much to see - everywhere. It was a really fun way to spend a few hours on a rainy day! But I urge you to visit rain or shine!

My husband and I went here for an early Saturday night dinner. Our waitress Erin was very kind and…read moreattentive. Our food came out quickly and was very yummy. We'd had been here previously for a party in their banquet hall. Both experiences provided delicious food, drinks, and wonderful service!

Get Gatsby's out of your head…read more My family and I love it here! We are also suckers for really great people. This family owned business has been refreshing because the menu is different. They have a family recipe section where the Butter Chicken is better than any other Indian you can get around here. They should definitely be labeled as a Restaurant, Bar, and Music Venue. The last open mic we went to they had musicians that played with the the Times and the Temptations. My only criticism is the beer selection, but don't fret! Hopefully this will soon be known as the local Brewpub/Gastropub. They have a ton of lines not being used yet. The beers they DO have are comparable for Delco but taste cleaner and colder. Especially better than Barnaby's whose drafts taste like my fraternity house in college. (What memories, but yuck!) Either way, go try this place. It is so hard to find something different in Aston and I prefer to support a great family busting their butts.