I came to get scare but then I enjoyed the bar the drinks and the food so much it was my excuse to…read morenot get the screams deep within my bones squeezed out of me... after buzzing like a bee I bumbled my way into the castle and it was an experience like no other that I shan't spoil what occurred beyond those doors but it felt like I was in a movie... 5 stars all night wishing it was day

The deserts were amazing. Each was a work of art both culinary and design. I also loved how private…read morethey made it feel.

I visited the Sportsplex while attending the Inside Exposure Beast of the East AAU tournament…read more Parking is complimentary and first come, first park. We arrived at 8:30 am for an early game. As the game day went on, the lot became full and they opened up a 2nd lot on a dirt/ gravel road. For our afternoon game, we were lucky to score another spot in the main lot near the entrance. Parking is a Game of Luck. The venue was kept clean and orderly. Staff was very kind upon arrival. This venue is not appropriate for large tournaments due to the lack of seating and parking. Otherwise, I don't have complaints. I brought my stadium seat for extra comfort and made the best I could out of the experience. For those traveling far, Bojangles is nearby and easy to get to for Breakfast or lunch. If not, they have a Concession stand called "Ben's Boys" who serve plenty of options, even Smoothies. The only thing missing that would be helpful is a Parent's Lounge with a charging station and comfortable seating in the area not being used for the other sports courts. This would be a classy touch. We travel far, spend a lot of money, and deserve to recharge.

This is a pretty nice facility and I'm glad we have it available to us. It can be a little hard to…read moreget access/sign up to use personally but when it comes to things like having classes or lessons here it's a great place. We frequently have winter lessons with the Fusion soccer coaches at this facility and it's always great for this kind of thing.

Great place to play football. The best field in the Triad, and the best concession stand! Not over…read morecrowded, coaching staff seem great.

Great track to take the family out on a Saturday night. I…read morehighly recommend that you at least go check it out one time! Lots of fun

We were fortunate enough to participate in a race event at Bowman Gray which my company sponsored…read more As part of the sponsorship we were provided parking passes and entry tickets. Some of us also had access to a suite just below the announcers booth. This was a cool experience because we got to watch the race while enjoying the comforts of air conditioning, theater style seats and a small balcony. All employees and their families were provided complimentary tickets to the event. Sponsoring the race also included opportunities to present winners trophies, tour the pit prior to the race and even ride in the pace car. I was given the opportunity to ride in the pace car for a 20 lap race. I know that most do not get the same experience that I had but if ever given the chance you should take it. This was an amazing experience at a racetrack that is a NASCAR legend. We had never been to anything like this and weren't sure what to expect. There are plenty of opportunities to purchase food at one of the concession stands. Typical event food such as pizza, chicken tenders and fries, hot dogs, BBQ sandwiches, nachos, etc. are available at reasonable prices. There are also specialty vendors which we assume change depending on the race. Tonight, there were opportunities to have apple cider mini doughnuts, ice cream, boiled peanuts, cookies, deep fried Oreos and frozen drinks. They also have merch for purchase. It appears that at one end of the stadium is the beer garden area but we did not check that out. We did not see alcohol served anywhere else but the suites and beer garden area. It does appear that coolers are allowed. There were signs when exiting the suites that said, "No alcohol beyond this point". Overall, this was a great experience.

My wife and I are casual pickers. We like specific old things and have our small collections…read more When we moved to North Carolina, my wife started researching place to go to hunt for new treasures. Luckily, she works with a few ladies that also love antiques and they told her about the Liberty Antiques Festival. We found out the Festival is held the last week of September and April of each year and has been voted the best antiques show in the mid-Atlantic region. The Festival is held on Pike Family Farm, a 100-acre farm near downtown Liberty. Admission is $10 per adult and children 12 and under are free, parking is also free. We arrived about 11:15am on Saturday morning and were impressed to see how organized the parking and entry area was. We quickly paid our admission fee and began to browse through the many vendor areas that were neatly arranged. We were also happy to see they had lots of places to purchase a cold water, use the restroom and even buy some food. While we were there we indulged in the homemade apple fritters and peach ice cream. We ended up buying a few items for our home and really enjoyed ourselves. We are looking forward to the next one in late April 2023!

This has to be one of the best 2 day antique festivals around. Every April and September - always…read morea Friday and a Saturday. Come with more than a few hundred dollars. You can find all level of antiques here from a few dollars to thousands. Not every vendor is ready to deal but many many are. I have been here more than 5 times and I always leave with something I had to have that I never found in the wild before. There are a few sprinklings of repos throughout but not a lot. This is not a flea market. $7 per person to get in but free parking. Come early - it's over by 5 PM both days. This year I bought a early 1900s microscope a trade stimulator and a bunch of stereo cards and metal advertising signs. Last time I got a pedal car and a vintage vending machine. Never know what you may find. Food on site but only porta johns for bathrooms. I come here every festival. Check it out!

If you haven't been here yet, you need to get here as soon as you can. They have a wide variety of…read moremachines from many decades, many I had played in the '70s. This is affordable, family friendly entertainment. The time went so fast I didn't realize I'd been there 2 hours. Flat admission fee, no quarters needed. They host a pinball league and special events. Machines are rotated to keep it fresh. Owner is working on a Captain Fantastic machine, and I plan on going back to play it.

I spent a couple of hours here playing pinball. The machines range from the 1960s to more current…read moremodern day games. The staff was super friendly and explained that for $20 you could have unlimited play all day. A couple of the games were down for maintenance but I sure did enjoy playing cactus canyon, the Twilight zone, the creature from the black lagoon, circus voltair and crazy cats. In my opinion these were the best. The Godzilla game was fun but I feel like I needed a nerve pill to play it because it vibrates aggressively. It was nice going from the loud sound effects and graphics of the newer games to the nice pings of the older games. This is a fantastic spot to check out especially on a rainy day. 10/10 recommend.

Love love love! Went for the first time a couple weeks ago snd have already been back and plan to…read morego back again in 2 weeks. Hundreds of items to pick from, paint and then they will fire them and text you when ready. There's so many colors and mediums. Can't recommend enough!

There were so many pieces to choose from, and the variety of colors made it easy to get creative…read more The atmosphere was fun and relaxing, making it a perfect spot for a creative outing. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, it's an enjoyable experience for everyone. I can't wait to come back and paint another piece!

This place does a lot and is up the street from Mellow Mushroom. Looks like they have classes,…read morecouple gift shops and a beautiful art gallery or 2. Pics are from the Reynolds 150 Years Exhibition on through June 1st. I am partial to the exhibit since I have several paintings on display. Bright and wonderful place with easy metered street parking - 25 cents per hour to park.

What a treat, we were delighted to hear a discussion with actress Veronica Cartwright before the…read morescreening of the 70s movie she acted in called Invasion of the body snatchers tonight at the Hanes Brands theater! Miss Cartwright has been in TV and motion pictures from the 50s to present day. There will be more of these type of events l hear from the administrator of this venue. This is a lively theater and concessions are beer, wine and popcorn, water, soft drinks and more. Very convenient location off Spruce St downtown. Come check it out. You won't be disappointed!