Another great trip to Skyline! They're continually upping their game on the food experience…read more Ordering in the app is easy and convenient and now... they've added an express lane option for those fast things like drinks, popcorn and refills! The arcade has been updated as well with a lot of fun pinball machines and other cool games.

All of the staff are very friendly. I was surprised at the low prices for some great food. It's…read morealways a enjoyable & fun time at The Skyline Drive-in!

If you were fortunate enough to snag tickets for Into The Woods musical performance at this…read morewonderful playhouse you know what I'm talking about. This first class production was amazing! Every attention to detail was seen in the costumes, the set was awesome, the actors were flawless with beautiful voices, and a wonderful live orchestra provided the music. Good news travels fast - every show was a sellout. The venue seating is nicely tiered so there is not a bad seat in the house. Very reasonable priced refreshments are available for purchase and there is plenty of parking. Keep an eye out for the entrance sign, it's tricky to spot. I have been here 50 times over the years for various shows, including some plays that my granddaughters have been in, and have volunteered to usher. The local talent is always top notch. Buck Creek Players is a not-for-profit organization, run by volunteers, and they are are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.Buckcreekplayers.com accepts donations online, offer internship programs and memberships, and have an exciting new season coming up!

The Buck Creek Players is a great little community Theater tucked away on the South East side of…read moreIndianapolis. Unless you were looking for it, like me, you might not know of it's existence! I went to see Little Women musical and the cast did a wonderful job. Even though I have seen the story many times I was still drawn in to the story. The actors played their parts well and left me laughing several times. I followed my GPS to take me there and once I got off the interstate I noticed a few small signs to direct me further. Make sure you pay attention to where the turn is into the Theater. There is a sign, but my GPS did want to take me a tad further on the road. The building sits alone and just looks like a warehouse. There was plenty of parking and no traffic to get there. The surroundings inside were comfortable as well. They do have a small selection of snacks if you want some thing to munch on during the performance. The seats were comfortable and they offered one intermission. The cost of the performance was $20 which was very reasonable. You can purchase your ticket online and show them your ticket electronically. When I arrived at the ticket counter they were very organized and I just had to give them my name. This was their 48th season in production and it appears like they perform Six shows in the season. I will definitely be bookmarking this place to go back for the next season

I had a great experience here! Everyone was very nice, food is cheap, and the movie quality was…read moregreat! It seems like I'm not the only one who enjoyed this place.

We visited the Strand twice this week to see live entertainment from two different groups we enjoy…read more Each time was so easy, they don't need tickets they have your name. If you choose upgraded seating your name is on the chair. Tickets are reasonably priced and are easy to obtain. The management is special. Seems this is an organization that took an old movie and vaudeville theatre and redid it. The owner meets and greats and it is a special touch. Asks if you enjoyed the program as you leave. Nice. The seats are comfortable, and the sound system is great. They sell sodas and popcorn and other treats just like the old show would have done. Parking is not a problem, getting there from Indpls is not a problem, about 20 minutes from 465 east. Looking forward to another presentation that catches "our fancy."

There are not many places like this anymore and when you count the clean feel of the place that…read morereduces the competition even further. Shelbyville is lucky to have such a place in town. Even luckier to have it be in support of a great cause: Rupert's Kids. Come here, have fun, give back.

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Billed as Indiana's largest four day festival, the Riley Days Festival has been going on for a long…read moretime (I remember going in the late '80's when I lived in New Pal.) I had forgotten how large this event had become. They close down the National Road (US 40) and State Road 9 the first weekend of October each year. So, you can imagine that this event, which covers multiple blocks is one you need to be willing to walk a fair distance to get to. (Note: A shuttle does run from the County Fairgrounds for those who can't walk as far.) I found some street parking several blocks from one corner of the event. Tents line each side of the streets. Some house small business items. Some promote churches or politicians. Other vendors forego the tents and set up State Fair type food wagons of just about any type of food that can be eaten without a knife and fork (or plate). And the place is packed. You can't hurry through to get a quick view of what is here. The crowd meanders and stops unexpectedly, so even if you know where a particular vendor is, you have to allow time to get there. And when you do, there will most likely be a line. Seriously, if you can't make a sale here, you probably should just close your business. People were stopping at just about every tent. I am not sure what activities and entertainment they have since I wasn't planning on staying for any of those. If you like browsing through a huge number of tents to look for something unique or interesting, then you will probably like attending this festival. Just make sure you bring your best walking shoes. Review #3130

The Riley Festival is a big event every year for the town of Greenfield. The town itself has grown…read moreover the years. They have some very nice restaurants, car dealerships, bowling, a theater, and a Movie Theater. Look for the special chocolate shop and antique store. Now, back to the festival. I am a music lover since I have played piano and guitar for 59yrs. I also sing. What I was getting to is that I saw 4 different platforms where there was live entertainment. Some was rock and roll and some was very mellow. Something for everyone. There was food trucks and booths all around the square. The smells wafting through the air and our nostrils drove us crazy. As we walked through the crowd and twisted lines we tried to decide which place we would settle on. Tony set his mind on a BBQ place and got Potato Salad for a side. That was $10.00. It was also a joke. There was about three tablespoons of pulled pork on...wait for it...on a hot dog bun!! He also had about 4 small spoons of potato salad. I decided on a plate of Fried Veggies for $8.00. They were ok, but not the best I've had and super greasy. We walked around some more, ran into friends, bought some Christmas gifts, finished shopping. Decided we wanted the Apple Dumplings with Ice Cream. Well, those were the best thing we had!! I definitely have to learn to make them. Next time I will skip the food and go straight to the apple dumpling booth. There's only one so you can't miss it. The Cakehole is here with many flavors of cupcakes. Don't miss out on the best cupcakes ever!!

First visit to the NEW local theater! Went to see "Pirates…read moreof the Amazon", the treasure of Mystery Island. A wonderful showcase of Local talent! The theater is an excellent assemble, with comfortable seating and prize views for all. I highly recommend for everyone to attend a presentation to gain appreciation for what Shelbyville has at available.

This beautiful new multi-million dollar facility is newly opened and presented the first play of…read morethe season, Don't Drink the Water, by Woody Allen. Everything is state of the art and brand spankin' new! I enjoyed a tour of the building and appreciate the hard-working crew and volunteers that brought this former bowling alley back to life by creating a wonderful home for the Shelby County Players

This movie theater is the best!! It is clean and the staff is the absolute friendliest. But the…read morebiggest reason I go here is for the manager, Rick. He is so dope and he carries around his flip phone on his belt. He has the flyest asics around. Love this place!!!!

Always clean and friendly staff. Not much else to say about a movie theater, but definitely cleaner…read moreand better then the Richmond movie theater, though this one doesn't always get some of the more indy flicks. But in a small town that is expected. Usually get the movie theater to yourself if you go on an off night which is always nice!

Have you ever driven by a vacant building and found yourself fantasizing about all the…read morepossibilities? You think to yourself "What if?" It kind of seems like that's what's happened with Shelbyville's Christi's Off-Broadway Theatre, a former church turned small regional theater that serves as performance space, event space, stand-up comedy host, and host for Christi's School for the Arts. While Christi's may lack the pizzazz of the nearby Strand Theatre, it's the sort of place that you look at and you immediately understand why someone was tempted to pick it up off the market and try to turn it into something special. In this case, owner Tina Frankl has, indeed, guided it toward a small but special place in the community of Shelbyville and this small theatre, seating is right about 120, is quite the delight. The only reason I'm knocking off a star, which I have to do out of a sense of integrity, is due to the fact that as an old church turned theatre there's no question that accessibility is a bit of a concern here. Parking is generally to be found either in a small parking lot about a block away or along the street. As this is a smaller city, parking is free with no meters to worry about. The Christi's website does note not to use the lot behind the building, which appears to go with it but apparently belongs to someone else who doesn't respond well to its use. While there's a lack of truly "accessible" parking, it's worth noting that Shelbyville is a fairly quiet city and it's not really difficult to find manageable parking. Curb cuts do exist along the sidewalks, though with some degree of disrepair. The front entrance into Christi's is not wheelchair friendly - there's several steps into the building. There is, however, a wooden ramp along the side of the theatre that gives you access via a backstage wing. The ramp itself isn't ADA compliant, though it's rather workable. This might be a ramp best tackled with the assistance of a companion. Seating is old auditorium style. There's a back row that leaves plenty of room for wheelchairs. If comfort is your thing, just be aware that the seats are somewhat old school. I found it rather adorable, but if you need extra cushioning I'd suggest you bring it. The stage itself is also not accessible, though I didn't check if you could access the stage from the back. I'm not sure how old this building is, but it's definitely well before ADA was even a thought. In all likelihood, I think Central State was still a popular option when this building was created. So, accessibility is a concern. Realistically, there goes one star. However, the rest of the experience is an absolute delight. Those who work the theatre are warm, friendly, accommodating, and quite hospitable. The theatre itself is warm and intimate enough that you don't really have a bad seat in the house, while the sound system is really surprisingly good. Christi's hosts a wide variety of shows - from comedy to stage plays to music events and more. They do rent the space out for special events, which is how I finally visited the place I'd long heard about, and I was quite impressed while working with them from beginning to end. There's a small marquee out front - one can't help but wish they had better signage, but better signage can come as the theatre grows. I sure hope it does. The best way to contact them is either via their website, social media, or actually at a show. Christi's is more of a passion project for those involved, most of whom have other jobs and you're not really going to reach the theatre any other way. I definitely give my Christi's experience a thumbs up. While noting accessibility concerns, this is a terrific venue and a great option for area residents seeking either local theatre experience or a place to hold a special event. I do wish I lived a bit closer, but there's simply no doubt I'll go back.