It's a decent space with lots of history and many events held there. As an actor, I have acted on…read moreit and seen plays here as well. The price of a rental for a weekend is incredibly high and keeps it out of reach for any small company. I wish they would convert some part of this space to an affordable black box space that is sorely needed in Southern NH.

I stage managed for four years here, and watched the Adams Memorial Opera House go through so many…read morerenovations in the process. This place haunts me; it has that authentic feel where one is afraid to utter the "M" word if only to respect the generations of actors who've tread there before you. The dressing/green rooms are spacious and re-done with hardwood floors, plenty of mirror space for a cast of 20-ish, and a whole back hallway with bathrooms that's shared with an art gallery. The backstage is small (as it always is), but they've re-done the stage manager's space, installed a beautiful new green velvet curtain and made the balcony usable again. A new soundboard, good headphones, a supportive theatre staff that loves this place and a passionate community makes putting on a production here a dream. A beautiful historic house that's been beautifully restored, and an honor to perform here.

Who needs a Time Machine to experience the time when theaters were a fabric of the community. The…read morepopcorn is fantastic and please donate to keep this jewel of Wilton on and running.

A real old fashioned movie theater showing all kinds of films. Really fun to see an old silent…read moremovie with keyboard accompaniment or a classic 80's movie or something more contemporary! And the popcorn is wonderful!!

An outstanding venue for summer stock theatre -- we try to catch a performance very year when we…read moreare up here. This year, we took our grandchildren and their parents to see the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a nice musical that kept the audience laughing. Some of the actors saying hello to our granddaughter afterwards was an extra treat

What a local treasure. Adorable theater with excellent variety of shows. Talent is excellent…read more Cannot wait to return.

We were in Theater #11 today, and the seats were disgusting, with the headrests worn through to…read morefabric and debris all over every seat we looked at. It wasn't crowded, at all, so we thought of moving, but we couldn't find two seats together in good condition. To make matters worse, there was a long strand of some kind of cobweb or gunk from the ceiling toward the front left of the theater, which blew in the air circulating and caused a shadow on the screen while the movie played. It was so gross and distracting. Why would they let a theater be this gross when it's hard enough to get people into the theater to begin with? Very bad. Expensive and shameful.

Had fun going to cinema by myself - seats are crazy comfy, a little odd set up at snack bar popcorn…read morealready bagged sms getting cold! Dude taking my ticket was rude and awkward - other than that a pleasant experience - just service needs upgrading

This theater is such a wonderful place! The prices are good, the staff is lovely, the theater is…read moreimmaculate and it's not at all chaotic and noisy like other theaters. The seats are classic theater seats and not recliners, but that's fine with me. They're comfortable and in good condition. The theater rooms are small, which I also like. I love the fact that this is a non-profit theater right on Main street as well. Unless you really want to see something in IMAX, I would skip, the huge, noisy, chaotic and expensive theaters for this one. You won't regret it!

Wonderful film choice and great popcorn I recommend Get dinner in Concord before the movie.read more

Yay! So happy to review this wonderful place I spent most of my youth…read more I love Broadway Bound. I was a student here for years and years, they were some of the best of my life! The dance is amazing and I love love Jen, Ashley and Raegan. They are great teachers and great people. They do everything they can to make this a fun place for kids to learn. The classes for the little ones aren't rigid and strict as you would see in some schools, instead they are fun and teach children to listen to music, count their steps and learn the basics to create a foundation for years to come. If you aren't excited and happy to do something why would you want to continue? I guess the thing to understand about BB is this is a family... Not just a place to take a class. I am so lucky that I grew up in the Broadway Bound community. I learned things like teamwork and bonded with the people I danced with for the rest of my life. If you're looking for more than you'll find at the other studios in Merrimack have to offer you'll find it at BB.

We visited in September 2024 and I thought I had posted a review, but sometimes when I'm writing…read morereviews in the car while in-transit, they get lost in the either, so here I am again! We didn't get an early start and by the time we arrived there were lines miles away from the entrances. Police were directing traffic down different streets toward different parking areas. So plan to arrive early. Parking is in grassy fields surrounding the fairgrounds and there is a *lot of it so plan to walk quite a way to and from your vehicle and to drive 'off road' for a bit. Definitely do not bring your sports car if you can help it because those fields have ruts. The road way we walked in on was dirt and they did have a tractor pulling a cart if you wanted a ride that went by occasionally. Strollers and/or wagons for the smaller ones if an absolute must. There are a few entrances into the fairgrounds so make note of which entrance you are parked near. There are maps of the fairgrounds available inside (we were not offered one upon entry) at an information kiosk we stumbled upon. They also have designated 'meet up' spots in case you get separated from members of your group so maybe find those and let the kids know where to meet up if they get lost. And we *did come across some lost children who were frightened out of their wits so please do let the little one's know what to do if they get separated from you. (Yes, someone helped them locate their family but it still breaks my heart see how scared they were.) We enjoyed our visit to the Deerfield Fair. Although we did not partake of any of their ride options, we very much enjoyed their farm demonstration and exhibits. From the pig barn to award winning veg and chutneys it's a lot of fun. We also took in some heavy stock pulling competition in one of the outdoor areas. I can assure you the shady side was full, so plan on getting a seat early if you need a rest and shade (or sun). I really enjoyed the roving Pirate dressed in full gear, playing pirate and nautical music on his motorized pirate ship. Brought a smile to my face! There are plenty of food options here. Definitely something for everyone and we tried a couple of options. It was a beautiful day and the fair was super busy so there were definitely lines for food no matter the time of day. The staff in the food trucks were all lovely even with all the crowds needing attention. We took a walk through the kids petting zoo, and a tent full of old tractors that was very interesting. They also had a demonstration of several old motorized farm equipment pieces. Whether you are here for historic farm equipment, modern rides, fair food, cow barns, pigs, award winning veg or tractor pulls, Deerfield Fair has you covered. Wear you walking shoes!

The Deerfield Fair began in 1876 as a one day event; in 1930 it became a two day event; in 1945 it…read morebecome a three day event; by 1950 it became a four day event. It's located on 100 acres and during those four days, it had approximately 100,000 visitors. I really enjoyed experiencing this historic fair. It happens annually every September and probably the largest fair I've been to. I love the autumn and New England setting; it just feels super New England. Parking was plentiful when we went but I can understand if people get lost since there were so many cars. Also, if you have a low frame car, becareful because there were tons of deep potholes under all that grass. There were so many vendor tents, activities, and events. There were horse shows, live music, circus, magic show, rides, fair food, and petting zoo to name a few. I really enjoyed the variety of foods; so many to choose from. There were tons and tons of people. My family and I had a great time.

This is a beautiful modern performing arts center on the St Anslem's College campus. It's much…read moresmaller than I expected but it looks like it has been engineered for good sound.

We have been to numerous events at the Dana Center, it is an incredible venue that brings in a wide…read morevariety of talent that you don't often see in NH.