Beware that if you decide to bring any bit of outside food the gate will charge you an absurd fine…read more I bought tickets on their website and didn't see anything that mentioned extra fines for outside food. When I got there, I asked why it wasn't on the website and the workers reply was, "we post about it on social media". I decided not to argue about how silly that was because we didn't want to damper our evening but we left feeling like we got scammed and that this lack of advertisement was intentional. The gate employee was not very friendly when he was confronted with this. There was a kind employee that helped us when we got to our parking spot which made the evening better.

If you're thinking of spending a nostalgic night under the stars at this so-called "per vehicle/per…read moreperson" drive-in theater, think again -- unless you enjoy being nickel-and-dimed with a side of fake hospitality. Let me paint the picture: you pull up expecting a flat-rate charge per vehicle or per person, just like any decent drive-in promises. Instead, you're hit with individual charges for yourself, and -- wait for it -- your dog. Yes, my dog. A silent, sleeping-in-the-backseat kind of dog is considered a person at a drive-in movie theater. What's next? A fee for your air freshener? The cherry on top? The woman in the box office greets you with the kind of smile that seems warm until you realize it's the same smile a fox gives a hen. Don't be fooled. Pro tip: Get a receipt. Every time. If you don't, good luck disputing anything later. This place relies on the fact that most people won't argue at the gate. They bank on you wanting to get in, park, and settle in for the movie. But if you look at your charges, you might realize you paid more than double what you expected. In short: I found this place misleads you at the gate, overcharges you at will, and hides behind a "family-friendly" facade. Don't fall for it. Spend your money elsewhere -- preferably somewhere that doesn't consider a leashed, well-behaved dog an extra ticketed guest.

This was my first time at a county fair in many many years. Westchester if you are seeing this,…read moreplease bring back the fair. Most of the attractions did not open till later in the day. We left for a few hours and came back. Lots of parking, but lots of cars. We went the day when kids under 12 were free and kids 12 to 18 were $3. Lots of vendors, rides, games, and food. A lot of the food was surprisingly inexpensive. My favorite was the fried Twinkie followed by the fried pork tenderloin sandwich. There were also live shows at the grand stand. There were also live animals in the petting zoo and other events. Overall a great experience. Tonight is the last night so I suggest go if you are thinking about it. Looking forward to my next county fair.

Headed out to the fairgrounds for a mommy market. Forewarning that the parking is not paved ( ie:…read morerain and snow melt leads to a sloshy exit to ones car). Location is easy to find on GPS.

Great staff a community treasure of a theater! Live music, movies, plays and if you're REALLY lucky…read morea Jay Zehr original play. So glad we have this theater.

From the owner: Independent and foreign films, live theatre, music and dance. Rent our space for your corporate…read morepresentation, concert or birthday.

Went recently for our wine pickup and met the new manager Olivia. Such a great addition to the…read morewinery! She's extremely knowledgeable about the winemaking craft and was so pleasant! Wonderful wine and great views as well.

This a vineyard owned by Michael Shaps who also makes their wine. They offer a few different…read moretastings to choose from. They have more bolder wines and we were able to take a couple bottles home. When we had arrived we were the only couple there and had great service.

Never been there before and I have to say that my wife and I were pleasantly surprised and…read moreimpressed! Very nice people and plenty to see. We walked around and checked out the animals and the store. After that we did the haunted house. My goodness was that great and unexpected. They spent a long time on decorating and the actors were beyond fun! Definitely recommend you checking this place out!!

My son and husband experienced the haunted house and seemed very pleased with the quality. They…read morerepeatedly talked about the suspense, the quality of the props and the consideration of an experience that involved all of the senses. I had my 4 yr old daughter with me so we did not go through the haunted house but instead when on the moonlight tractor ride. I loved that we were able to get out and pick our own pumpkins in the middle of the ride however the other group that was with us that decided to sing and use flashlights during the whole ride really took away from the experience. I know the singing and the flashlights could not be controlled by the staff, however it would be great if staff could verbally remind customers to take into consideration other customers. I would have also loved to see more staff wearing masks and reminding people to socially distance but being that everything took place outside lack of masks was reasonable

That spooky time of year is coming and if you're looking for something to do to celebrate Halloween…read moreconsider adding Markoff's to your activities list. The Midway was fun with a big bonfire, music, and a ton of food vendors. A great way to kill time with your friends. I did the Haunted Trail a few years ago and really enjoyed it! It comes with specific times which I like as you don't have to worry about people ahead slowing you down. I advise buying your tickets early and same with day you're going -- get there early as parking is chaotic.

Markoff's was a big disappointment. It had been about 20 years since I last went to a haunted…read morehouse/forest and I had heard good things about Markoff's, so I was excited to visit. I found the Midway boring, the Town small, the Trail extensive but not very scary/surprising, and the prices outrageous. Markoff's charged $70 for a Town + Trail combo ticket. Ok, fine, for a unique experience I paid it. I don't think it's terrible compared to concerts, Renn Fest, and other experiences. But I thought the overall quality would be higher. At the Midway, I expected more entertainment and activities. Compared to a Renn Fest, which has tons of shows and activities going on, there is almost nothing at the Markoff's Midway. There were a few food stands (tacos, nachos, and pupusas; cotton candy; donuts; waffles; cotton candy; smores), one bar, a merch store, a small art store, face painting, a zip line, and a log rolling activity. The only entertainment I saw was a pretty tame fire dancer at one point. They played DJ music but song choices were often odd, like Elton John (doesn't say "Haunted Forest" to me). Everything cost more money to do. Beer was an outrageous $15. Tacos $8 for one (but did get good reviews from my friends). Lines were long because they only had one person checking IDs and one cashier, and no one had any hustle. Overall, it was boring. I did the Town first. You wait in a line to be driven in a group to the town. The ride there didn't have any decorations or scares which was a missed opportunity. The Town itself was a fairly basic path in and out of some rooms. Some of the decorations were neat. There were some attempted scares and surprises, but this heavily depends on where you are in your group and if you are close to the group ahead of you -- either people in your own group or the next group can spoil the scare/surprise. There were some actors and some dummies and animatronics. Actors were okay but some were overacting high schoolers. It was pretty short. My immediate reaction was, "That's it?" The Trail was much longer and more substantial than the Town. It is clear this is the main event. It was very long and winding, had lots of different themed areas, and lots of props, decor, animatronics, and actors. But everything felt a little low quality. Many of the themes were old timey, like a crypt; I would have liked a few more modern horror settings like a morgue or hospital. Some of my favorite decor was some old cars near the end because they felt more real than other area. I also would have liked some longer, more involved themed areas; instead, the themes felt short and shallow. Like, give me a whole haunted church to explore instead of just one room. They could also have more creative scares/surprises, like with people above you or below you. Scares/surprises could have been good if not often ruined by people ahead. I'm glad I gave it a shot but I don't recommend it. I would read reviews carefully before doing another haunted house/forest.

Great food! Great service! And a fun atmosphere!…read more We stayed downtown and walked to this cute cafe! The menu isn't huge but has so many yummy options! The chicken sandwich with pimento cheese was perfect! My son's French toast was so yummy... the butter served with it was an extra bonus! A must try!

If you're in downtown Harrisonburg and looking for a brunch spot that delivers both good food and…read moregood energy, Clementine is it. The vibe is truly what you make it, there isnt a large crowd or loud music, so bring the right company and you're guaranteed a great time. Whether you're rolling in with a big group or just a few friends, they make it easy, with separate checks, and even personalized orders by the awesome bartender. The experience is smooth from start to finish, so nothing gets in the way of enjoying yourself and the company you are with. Between the delicious food, good energy, and conversations that seem to flow effortlessly, it's the kind of place you'll want to linger. And let's not forget the art covered walls, perfect for capturing those Instagram worthy moments. If you wake up hungry and ready for brunch, Clementine is definitely the spot to be.

Love going to this theater. Every few months I take the family out to the movies. I'll take this…read moreplace over Regal Cinema any day. Still has that nostalgic feel it always has.

Nice people small theater convenient to our house nice variety of family movies we are able to use…read morethe schools booster card for snack discounts

A great place for music and the arts. Staff is genuinely focused on serving the community.read more

The Barns of Rose Hill is a pretty unique venue, and absolutely beautiful! The non-profit that runs…read morethe place did a fantastic job of renovating the historic barn. Parking is in front of the government center building, and then you walk around to the back of the building and down the slight hill into the lower level of the barn. The first floor is an entryway and an art gallery, while the main floor upstairs is the general event space. We were there for a concert, so we didn't really look at the arts section, but headed straight upstairs. The main event space is beautiful; they left in the original vaulted wooden ceiling and beams, and the walls looked original as well. That said, they did a fantastic job refurbishing it so it felt classic without being run down. As a music space it worked pretty well; the stage up front didn't take up too much space, and the sound was solid. This would also make an awesome place for a wedding reception, or pretty much any party too big for your own house. Overall the Barns of Rose Hill is a great place; I would happily go back for another show, and if we'd known about it before our wedding this would have been very high on our list of options!