The Dunn Center for Performing Arts is located on the Wesleyan University campus in Rocky Mount,…read moreNC. When you get close, look for signs in the road as to where to turn. There are parking lots on both sides of the building, as well as some spots in front. The Mims Gallery has some great exhibits that I haven't seen anywhere else. This visit, I got to see the Charles Schulz exhibit. Admission was $5, and you got to learn about the artist and the Peanuts characters. A Bob Ross exhibit was also here with his artwork. The lobby has a player piano that is a delight to listen to. Performances are held at the center throughout the year.

We went for the Bob ross experience. They had it set up well with clear instructions on where to go…read moreto enter the exhibit. They check you in, and you are free to wander the exhibit and can even touch the paintings! They naturally have the Bob Ross channel playing continuously, and there are a few benches so you could sit to watch. There are people walking in front of you the whole time, but it's still always amazing to see him painting. Tickets are completely reasonable, so if you have a chance, check it out! Ross's happy little trees will make you smile

In this small town of 680 people, there is a gem of a theater with live performances. It seems…read moreeveryone knew each other, and it's an institution in this neighborhood. The seats were comfortable and the performance we saw of "White Christmas" was well done. You aren't going to find Broadway type talent here, but you will find good acting, cute sets and a lovely evening spent supporting live theater, which is something Mike and I love to do. I will be keeping an eye on this place for their 2014 schedule. While it is certainly a long drive from Raleigh, NC it's part of our road trip mentality to explore everything that interests us out there.

Lakeland Theatre presents a wide variety of performance genres and is always reasonably priced. It…read moreprovides performing arts & entertainment to this rural-resort area stretching from Rocky Mount to South Hill & Wake Forest to Colonial Heights & Virginia Beach. Not only does this community theater and cultural arts center entertain, but it provides a much needed place for the growth and development of local talent. Many who experienced singing and acting for the first time on the Lakeland stage have gone on to work in professional theater. If you are moving to the Littleton/Lake Gaston area, come see a production and then find your place in the community of Lakeland Theatre and Cultural Arts Center.

I've been a patron of McGregor Hall for years now. The auditorium is located in Henderson, NC, and…read moreseats about 1000 people. It is well cared for and always clean. I have sat in most of them now and not found a bad seat. I do have particular areas I like better for the type of show offered. The acoustics are great. There is a large parking lot that offers free parking. But the shows offered are top quality. They recently had Bridges of Madison Fish, The Play That Goes Wrong, and Cattapult Shadow Dance. I already have tickets for next season. The ticket prices are reasonable for the venue and performances. It is a wonderful venue and a great part of bringing the arts to the area.

This venue is fantastic. Great sight lines from any seat. Staff is incredible. Such a gem…read morelocally.

We come here every year for several different events. My daughter participate in something called…read moredance for Christ two weekends before Easter every year. It is usually at Packed house. The seating is very comfortable in the owls of baby wipes to walk down. They have bathrooms downstairs and upstairs. The lobby is really nice and there's a lot of lightning. The backstage is why I hang out at the most several different places to change or prepare for your next event.

This small venue offers a big variety of entertainment for all members of the family and every…read moregeneration. Support local performing arts! Box office is easy to use and friendly, very accommodating. Concessions aren't outrageously priced and offer beer, wine, water, soft drinks, candy, and snack crackers. Really no bad seats in the theater, including the balcony. Plenty of parking on side streets. Before or after the show, check out a local bar or restaurant within walking distance on Center Street. #doitdowntownGoldsboro

North Carolina Theatre is one of Raleigh's gems. The President/CEO and the Producing Artistic…read moreDirector have done an excellent job at putting together fabulous shows in Raleigh. This season they will have produced six shows just for the Raleigh area. So far this season has been amazing with West Side Story; Having Our Say and Kinky Boots. The final three shows are Memphis; Edges and The Sound of Music and I can't wait to see those. I think it is really great that local talent can showcase their abilities in the Triangle area. Some of the cast does comes from New York City but others cast members are from the Triangle area. The orchestra is local as well and the crews needed to put the shows together. It takes a lot of people to put together these shows and NC Theatre is great for the local economy. But most importantly great for those of us who love watching the performances.

North Carolina theatre goes beyond the call of duty to provide a top-quality theatrical experience…read more Shows are entertaining, fun, and insightful. If you enjoy musical theatre or musical movies, you'll LOVE the North Carolina Theatre. Go see a show today!

Saw Arturo Sandoval Arocha play here last Saturday. Was very impressed by such a big musician…read moreplaying at such a small town theater. The performance was phenomenal. Ushers and staff were helpful and friendly. Intimate theater with snug, old seats. Lighting and sound were good. Support the Arts!!

I prepaid my tickets, paid in cash last week. I live out past Suffolk. It's 45 minutes to you on a…read moregood day. I had to take a cat to the vet. The vet said I couldn't pick uo the cat before 2pm. I called to ask to change to the 7pm show. You said I had to be there before 2pm. It's a 45 minute drive. I would not have made it to you before 2pm. I worked at a movie theater. People would call up all the time to change their tickets and I'd do it over the phone. This is sh!t customer service.

For as many times as I've been to Merchant's Square over the years, I had never noticed Kimball…read moreTheatre smack dab in the middle of it. The theatre is small and classic with a little concessions area and nice bathrooms. It's a single-level theatre but the seats are angled well enough that no one's going to block your view of the stage. Really, any seat is a good seat. I attended the inaugural Virginia Cat Festival (day 1) here, with Jackson Galaxy as the keynote speaker. I enjoyed my visit all around and the venue was clearly clean and well-kept. I'd attend another event there in the future.

George Washington was wonderful! Definitely try to hear him! 3:30 at the Kimball Theater!read more

We are so fortunate to have talented and dedicated thespians in Williamsburg! The shows they put on…read moreeach year are so entertaining. They perform about six shows September through June, with a mix of plays and musicals in their own comfortable theater. Tickets sell for under $25 a show. Season ticket holders can easily exchange their tickets for another performance if they cannot attend the one they originally purchased. Parking is free in their lot. Concessions of beverages and candy support the theater. Local artists exhibit their work on the walls, which patrons can enjoy before the show and at intermission.

1776 was an outstanding production. Great theater and cast was outstanding. Every actor was great…read morebut Adams carried the show.

Great place to go and listen to a band play. It's located down town Greenville, NC. I came here for…read morean 80's band playing on a Friday night. The band is called The Breakfast Club. I have seen them several times and know they are good. The ticket was only $15. That's the admission price. You can buy beer here which is $5. I bought Yuengling. Service was fast and friendly. There was no line either at the ticket counter. On Scene: I had to park about 3 to 4 blocks away. It was cold as it just got through snowing earlier in the day. I sat up stairs and enjoyed the band playing music from the 80's. I estimate that there may have been 250 to 300 people at this theater to enjoy the band on a Friday night.

It's challenging to find live music in Greenville. The venue is great it reminds me of a smaller…read moreversion of the Ritz in Raleigh, the acoustics are amazing!!! Come out and support live music.

Wow what a great place to go hear a band The people were extremely nice the building has very…read moregood acoustics and kept very clean I would recommend this place to anyone

From the owner: We are a down home music venue located in the old Selma Ice and Coal building. We are proud to have…read moretraditional country music every Friday night as well as other special events on specified dates. We are a family run theatre that treats you like family!