Saw the Gold Magnolias here recently. They were fantastic. Deck construction was underway...may…read morebe finished now.

I was so happy to find this gem of a music and arts venue in Hawley. My wife and I have attended…read morefrequently and found the accommodations to be welcoming and warm with a pleasing aesthetic environment. The intimacy of the small room and the open, connected nature of the manager, Jill, and the performers is a treat. Being able to bring our own beer or wine is a plus. Get on the email list and find out who is scheduled and when. Recommended!

This is my 2nd year attending their Galentine Sip and Stroll and I absolutely enjoy it! I love what…read morethey do for the growing Nazareth scene. This is a genius way of getting everyone to know the businesses and services offered in the community. During this event, the Nazareth Center for the Arts serves as headquarters and is a great place to gather pre-and post- event. They people working the event are all warm and helpful. Good times.

Fantastic local Art Gallery and music venue for small concerts. The gallery offers monthly open mic…read morenights on the second Wednesday of every month. Open mic night start at 7 PM. They also offer monthly figure drawing with live models on the third Wednesday of the month. This runs from 6 PM - 8:30 PM. Yoga classes upstairs Children's Art classes upstairs

This is a good middle-class bar/hang out to go to. They have excellent prices on their beers and…read moremixed drinks. They have a low if minimal cover charge. I highly recommend this as an awesome place to hang out on Friday or Saturday night if you're in the area. One recommendation I would have for improvement would be to bring in cover bands. On the night I was there they had two bands, but they only played their own music, which nobody has ever heard. I understand that these people need to try to play their own music to make it big, but for 99% of the population, we like to hear excellent music that we recognize.

Great venue for local bands, a very cool vibe, and great bartenders!…read moreThe patio outside is a great place to socialize between sets!

Tucked away off the main road (115 Easton-Wilkes Barre Turnpike) through Saylorsburg sits The…read moreLakeside. I've driven by their road so many times over the years and never knew they were even there! The outside doesn't scream greatness, but given time I think the new ownership will address that. You can't beat the gorgeous views of Saylors lake and after meeting the staff you can really get behind the folks trying to breathe new life into the place so be patient. They are in the midst of renovating the inside and I look forward to coming back to see the results. Good menu mix of sandwiches and dinner plates. We got seats right against the windows and had a blast on a rain soaked Saturday. We came back for more on a Sunday with friends and had another great experience. The parking lot is big with a deck outside, band area inside, long bar, dining area inside with views along the lake. You can come with kids (check if a bands playing though it can get loud in there) or for any occasion. I would say it's a great place for a date too. Our servers were so kind and quick. The pretzel app was sharable and good, Caprese chicken sandwich (little dry in the middle and sloppy to handle) was decent, French dip was great and my friend loved the meatloaf. They had a local Free Will IPA on tap that was fresh and tasty so I was a happy patron. Menu prices were fair and they have a long list of cocktails. Give them a try. I'll definitely return when in the area. Thanks guys!

Great time the food is great service is alsome. Beautiful rustic with live music. Beautiful lake…read moreviews.

This non-profit, volunteer group produces a weekly series of live, acoustic music programs. The…read morevenue is located in a small, rural Pennsylvania high school auditorium. It is an intimate and inexpensive place to see an artist perform. The place seats about 200 people on folding metal chairs, with tickets at $20-$25. The headline act, last night, was the great Rory Block, a soulful blues singer and amazing guitarist who has been playing traditional country blues and old-timey-influenced folk music since the 1960's. She covered classic blues songs by Robert Johnson, Missisippi John Hurt, Son House, Muddy Waters,and others, as well as her original songs, plus she performed a couple of brilliant, acapella gospel numbers. She was captivating, as always, and I thoroughly enjoyed her performance. I was able to meet her after the show, and she autographed an instructional guitar DVD for me. The sound system in this hall is amateurish, basically a portable P.A., but I would still come here again, and recommend it to others. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqTUoV67M60

We took the family out to see a live band play on Saturday night. Although I can't remember the…read morename of the group - the music was great and our kids really enjoyed watching the drummer play.

Had a wonderful burger with tots on the side, tots were a bonus…read more Would definitely recommend!

I was here last Sunday night for a show. Such a cool place to see a show. I will let you know that…read moreit is small. Small as in very small. I was glad it was off season so we got a parking spot right near the entrance. After some confusion as to where to go, we realized that the large door to go into the music venue inside the bar area, was closed. We were told that after sound check they'd open the doors to let ticket holders in. We decided since we were extra early, to order some food. We sat in one of the two booths in the bar area. I had chicken fingers and fries and my boyfriend got the cheesesteak. All of the food was good!

It's not every day you can go out and see a bunch of different bands all in one place..The WNTI…read moreSUMMER STAGE CONCERT in Columbia, NJ was just this event. It started on Friday evening 7/15/16 and lasted until Sunday 7/17/16. You could go for one day, or buy a weekend pass.. A daily pass was $25. Weekend pass $50. Bands came from all around. There was Blues like my friends from ABOVE GROUND BAND. there was Rock N Roll like The DOUGHBOYS BAND. There was STEEL GRAVY who were more southern style..There was singer Songwriter DAVE GRIECO and friend IAN FARRINGTON who accompanied Dave on electric guitar, along with Blues Hall of Fame BOBBY LANZA who sang with the WNTI Band. Each day brought something special..Inside the Pavilion was a smaller stage surrounded by tables and chairs. Plenty of room for dancing.. Food vendors were all around.. I tried THE PULLED PORK SANDWICH. It was delicious! It really had a smokey taste to it.. I believe it was $5 or $6 dollars. There was a THAI FOOD TRUCK where you could get a complete meal for $9. There was even a ICE CREAM SUNDAE AND SHAKE vendor..I really liked the fact they kept the prices down .. At the BEER TRUCK was your basic BUD, BUD LIGHT, and domestic drafts. They also had GOOSE ISLAND IPA and STELLA ARTIOS. All the beers were $ 5.00 including the IPAs. THAT WAS A BARGAIN! I enjoyed the GOOSE ISLAND.. The staff was walking around selling bottles of cold water for $1.00. I appreciated that.. What made this event pleasurable was up by the main stage was a huge tent where you could sit and watch the bands... It was an extremely hot day so this was so needed.. Behind this was an opened spaced piece of grass where you could set up lawn chairs and be in the sun. Beyond that was a very large opened air Pavillion which this place is named after. ( WNTI Knowlton Lion's Club Pavillion.) To the left of the main stage was a VIP TENT for musicians and guests..As I walked around I could see vendors of all types selling clothing, hand made cigar box guitars, and jewelry. I bought a custom made tie-dyed bandanna for $6.. It helped keep the sweat off... Everyone was extremely friendly. Security was all in yellow and and continually walking around.. There was a row of Porta Johns. I couldn't believe how clean they were with a mirror and all..(FYI- women hate using these...) As soon as I walked out there was a hand washing station with running soap and water and paper towels.. I really liked that.. Parking was very easy, attendants everywhere, and not a far walk..They even had an area designated for motorcycles. All in all this was a fun event which went over without any problems.. THE WNTI STAGE CONCERT was very well planned.. If they have it next year I will definitely attend..

What happened to the Saylors Lake Pavilion? I can't find it listed anywhere, except for several…read morewebsites of various Bands that have played there, like the Galaxies, The Grateful Dead, a number of the British Bands and other groups of various musical genres. Did it burn down or something? Besides the huge Pavilion with a giant Dancefloor/Ballroom on the second floor, it had a beach, swimming, boat rentals, fast food and lots more! But mostly I remember the Music... from the Good Old Days! Couples and groups would come from all over the East Coast, dressed to the 'nines', in tuxedos and the finest ballrom dresses. The second floor Ballroom would be packed! And the Music... The Dorseys, Glenn Miller, Brubeck, Stan Kenton, and all of the Big Bands of those Days! Later, R&R, Country, Pops and a lot more! But I can't find 'nary-a-tickle' about the Saylors Lake Pavilion anywhere! Any of you local folks in the Saylorsburg area care to respond to this posting and let this California-guy known what happened?

I have found photos of the collapsed pavillion at http://saylorsburg.org/potd?dt=2011-08-26, but I…read morehave yet to find when it happened. Further research has dated the collapse to sometime in the 1990's