Great venue for a comedy show, dueling pianos, maybe a small play. But I don't recommend this for…read morecultural events like ballet , opera, or anything that requires staging. We saw the Grand Kyiv Ballet and felt embarrassed on behalf of the dancers: -It was about 100 degrees in there. If it's uncomfortable for the audience, how does it feel for the dancers? -They blasted funk music in the auditorium before the show and at intermission. It's the BALLET, not a comedy barn. -The stage was so small that the dancers were struggling not to run into each other. (That part was fitting for comedy barn?) -The sound of popcorn and cans being opened in the second half. Again, it's the ballet. Can this venue class it up a bit? "Grand historic"? The dancers were great but we came away with a really negative impression of this venue.

I went to the comedy show last night and they were hilarious! Laughter is such good medicine. I'm…read moreglad that the Grand was able to host them. This was my first time in the grand and it was very nice. The staff were very helpful to guide people to their seats. When you're in Salem this is a must go place!

My daughter started taking Tap and Ballet this fall, and we couldn't be happier with our experience…read moreat this studio. She absolutely loves the classes! The instructor, Paula, is exceptional--her passion and dedication truly shine through in every lesson. This is a lovely place for the children in the community and I'm glad my daughter can attend.

This place has been around for a long while. My niece absolutely loves coming to dance here, going…read moreon three years now. They offer after school classes which is great. Ballet and tap are her favorites right now. Teacher Paula is fantastic with the kids.

This group is passable as amateur symphonies go. As you would expect, the strings run into…read moretechnical problems with difficult pieces, and overall they're not tight: the sections seem oblivious of each other at times. Most of the principals are very good, and the conductor does a nice job. At intermission, there are no refreshments available free or for purchase. Other community orchestras enlist local high school groups to sell refreshments as a fundraiser, which is nice, but the Salem Phil has nothing. The audience is sparse, which is not surprising: they put on performances on both Friday and Saturday nights (a mistake) and tickets are pricey for the quality of the performance. And my understanding is that the players are not only unpaid, they don't even get free tickets to share with family members (which helps explain why the audience is so small) and the Board doesn't even honor them with an annual thank-you dinner (all standard stuff with amateur groups). I'm sure that they would attract better musicians if they treated their players better.

Very nice performance last night of Copland, An Outdoor Overture and Lincoln Portrait as well as…read moreBeethoven's Fifth. Not the greatest I've ever heard; could use some passion in the performance as well as better command of the music in some quarters of the orchestra. Nevertheless, happy with the experience.

Second time we stopped by. Good live music, ambiance is excellent. Love the little balcony styles…read moreseating. Friendly staff. Didn't try any food. Yet.

We love this place! We drive 25 minutes almost every week to stop in. They consistently have great…read moreevents and always have great drinks (wise old Buckey is my personal favorite). By far, Ollie's is our favorite date spot. The owners are very personable and welcoming. If you are looking for a spot to become a regular, this is it.

I love small town theaters. I bring my son here once in awhile. It's small and quiet. He likes it…read morejust for those reasons. I remember coming here years ago and watching "The Fugitive". Great movie. Recently I came here and saw "Batman VS Superman". It's not the greatest theater, but they upgraded the sound system and for the cheaper prices it still gives you a good theater experience for the price.

The Fox Theatre is a good old small town theatre. I spend most of my younger years watching movie…read morehere. This is place is dated but the movie theatre expression is still the same. There is only one screen here. The concession stand carries traditional theater food. The staff is friendly and nice. The only con is the bathroom, very small.

Adorable! I meant to come in with kids to support local business and yesterday had a doordash pick…read moreup. I was so impressed by the decor nostalgia, and to learn the games are mostly a quarter to fifty cents. Decent menu and prices (pizza dough nothing to write home about but sauce has some Italian spice to it). Beers and ciders for adults. Fun music playing, 90s cartoons on the TV, super friendly staff. Will definitely be a place for longer hangs or just to pop in with two bucks on errand days. Doesn't hurt that New Morning and Dreameries are near by to round out the day.

Good little set up. Simple layout, food, adult beverages, drinks l for the kiddos and retro quarter…read moregaming!

This is a nice little place it's well suited for small special events whatever it might be. The…read morewine here is good but it's a new vineyard. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Stop on by and see what you think

Beckenridge Vineyard and their staff are amazing!…read more I had my wedding there and not only fell in love with the location the minute I saw their website, but loved the personal touches and service that they provided every step of the way. They are so friendly and on top of everything. I didn't have to worry one minute about anything on the wedding day. The location was beautiful and all of our guests (who flew in from all over the country) fell in love with Oregon from the beautiful surroundings they experienced at Beckenridge. If you're looking for a wedding venue that has both indoor and outdoor options for your ceremony and the reception all on site, this is the place! You will not be disappointed. Thank you Beckenridge!

This is a old town theater. It's still the same as it was 40 years ago. I can testify of this,…read morebecause I was here. I remember coming here in 1977 and watching Star Wars a new hope for the very first time. Even before that, I came and watched "Where the red fern grows". Not sure what year that was. In the 80's, I saw the Karate Kid and Jaws 2. Anyhow, I've been here many times over the years and it's still the same amazing theater and I hope it stays that way. The architecture, the ramp up into the theater, and its actually a pretty big theater. Bigger than most these days. Their concessions are priced reasonably also.

Can't beat a hometown movie theater with great recliner seats, freshly-popped popcorn that won't…read morerequire you to take out a loan to pay for, nice big screen with a great sound system and plenty of available parking on the adjacent streets. The staff is always accommodating and pleasant, the bottles of water are $2 (instead of Regal's $6.50 for the same size), a small popcorn is $5, and there's a family restroom on the main floor with other restrooms down a few steps. My only complaint, if I had one, would be that there's only one screen so only one film shows at a time; I'd love to be able to go here more often if there were more movies playing. Silverton should be proud to call The Palace Theater their own.