I checked out District Live for R & B Bingo and it was a really nice experience. This place is a…read morevery nice size and it's very clean. There was ample space at the bar and the drinks were reasonable. The bathrooms were kept very nice and clean as well. Overall, a very nice venue for events in the downtown area. I hope they keep these things going for a while, it was alot of fun !

Really great small venue. Genius putting bathrooms inside the venue. Bathrooms were clean and…read morewell-stocked. Bartenders were great. Drinks are a little expensive but that's to be expected. I'll definitely go back.

Nice venue. Good acoustics. (important for all the concerts they have). We saw 3 bands here on…read moreCinco de Mayo. 1 to 3 bartenders kept the beverages flowing at all times. Clean bathrooms. Enough room to not be jammed up. Balcony seating.

Had a good time at Bingo Loco. No food available, Eventbrite misinformed us that they had food…read moreavailable. No venue parking, only surrounding pay to park services, very limited. The tables, chairs, and people were packed in; hard to get to the bar or restroom from the ground floor. We had two guys sit at the end of their table (suppose to be one) blocking our view. They really crammed everyone in. It was a good time because of the friend I brought. I wouldn't go to Bingo Loco again unless I purchased a balcony seat and then you're less likely to score giveaways. I've heard seeing a musical performance there is great, I'd go back to try that experience. They say the doors open at 5:00, but we were there early and they had us standing in the heat for 30 minutes before the doors finally opened at 5:30. Not too impressed, but I'd give it a second chance with the right company and performer.

I've been here a few times and the venue is gorgeous. The live music is always fantastic and…read moreperfect for a nice night out. The bartenders can whip up anything, and it's good. There is a downstairs and a mezzanine & patio, so a wide variety of seating options. I always choose the downstairs bar as it's right next to the stage. I've been served by Damion, Sheri and Ong and they've all been super friendly and Damion's cocktails are superb. I haven't had the chance to try the bites yet as they've been out of the veggie charcuterie plate when I've been hungry but the portion sizing from what I've seen come out for others is decent.

I've been waiting for this place to open and finally decided to take my mom to their Fat Tuesday…read morenight that features live New Orleans influenced music. The hostess was very friendly, helpful and did inform us that they were short on servers so service may be a bit slow. My mother and I completely understood this being that we both work in hospitality and I've served downtown for over 5 years so I gave extra grace. That being said , I did not appreciate being obnoxiously yelled at by the server we had. I understood the shortage so grace was given but she walked past our table several times without making eye contact or any verbal acknowledgement . So I politely raised my voice over the noise and said " Excuse me" to the server to grab her attention. Again , no acknowledgment or eye contact so I assumed she didn't hear me & raised my voice an octave only to have the server rudely turn to us and scream in a very annoyed & distasteful tone "YESSSS! I can grab it once I set these glasses down." As if I she couldn't have said that to at least acknowledge us while passing our table for the 5th time , in the first place . That was uncalled for and could have really escalated to the point of a ruined experience so thank goodness this happened at the end. I couldn't remember her name but the name on our receipt said Olivia. Again , I've been waiting for a place like this to open so I will be back but will opt to sit at the bar if I ever have to have that young lady as a server again. Other than that , the ambiance was nice and I enjoyed my time. We came in around 8:30pm, right before the 2nd show. As a fan of jazz and blues music , I was satisfied and am excited to hear more during my upcoming visits. The food on their menu is more of an after dinner snack vibe to me so I wouldn't come here hungry. We shared a charcuterie board , it was a pretty light bite portion wise but enjoyable. The cocktail menu has some pretty good options. I had the Cicada drink, which was a ginger lemon dreammm to me. Loved it!

Excellent event space!…read more I attended The Venue not for a wedding, but for a show. We experienced the "Serial Killer Speakeasy" This is the same entertainment group who performed the "Edward Allen Poe Speakeasy" The show was very well done. The main star of the show was the event space itself. It was spacious, nicely decorated, and has abundant parking.

The location is aesthetically pleasing at first,the staff is exceptional ,but with gorgeous decor…read morethroughout, would I recommend It? Absolutely.

I came for a concert and I will say that might be my new favorite indoor venue. The inside had…read morelots of bathrooms, food, and signage. The staff was also super friendly. My favorite part of the venue: the high bar seats behind the stage where I was able to feel super close to the band. I have not seen a venue like this before. My least favorite thing was the lack of outdoor signage on which line to get in. We winded up in the VIP/ Floor line and they were turning people away after they stood in the line for 30+ minutes as it moved up. Luckily, we were super nice as always, and they slapped some bands on our wrists and said to have fun! My FAV FAV part was how they have figured out rideshares! The staff asks the ride share who they are picking up and then call out your name. It felt like elementary school pick up all over again and worked so smoothly.

We took an afternoon and morning off work so we could do a quick road trip up to Enmarket Arena in…read moreSavannah to see "Weird Al" Yankovic in concert (again) this week. This was the first event we've ever been to at Enmarket Arena. It's about half the size of VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville which holds about 15,000 for concerts whereas Enmarket Arena holds about 7,500. Their minor league hockey team plays there as does their new women's basketball team like our Jacksonville Waves. The venue has been open for 4 years now and somehow, there are still some pain points with respect to customer service / interaction. There seem to be tiers of teams there and I can tell you this: every single person we interacted with that was wearing a blazer was rude to us for absolutely no reason. Even though we encountered more than a few folks who seemed almost mad to be working there I'd like to call out two AMAZING people that helped make our night awesome. These two folks were from other teams (not wearing blazers). First, I'd like to thank Sheila for being a warm, kind hearted person who was just a joy to interact with from the moment we got to the arena until we left. We roamed a lot, so we ran into her more than a few times. Every time we did, she was smiling, helping someone with something and being upbeat. I'd also like to say thank you to Adrienne, our go-to person at the concession stand by section 102. Like Sheila, she was warm, kind and just a very nice person. She happens to know Detroit very well so we had a great conversation about traveling around Michigan as kids. The show itself had a surprising amount of production issues, which I've never seen at a Weird Al concert. Miscued backdrop videos and delayed audio triggers happened a few times through the show, which was just odd to see. Al is a pro though, so he pushed through them without missing a beat or complaining to the crowd about it. I've included photos of us with the workers I shouted out along with a photo of Lauren talking to Weird Al after the show. If you go to the original post in our Facebook group, you'll also see a few long video clips of the opening of the show because I always love how he starts the show from backstage. Another great experience from Weird Al is in the books. Now we have to wait for Tallahassee in September before we see him again. We also need to make it our business to plan a longer trip to Savannah so we can experience more of it next time. This post originally appeared in the Jacksonville Fun, Eats & Drinks Facebook group.

Went to see a guitar duo Robbie Fulks and Robbie Gjersoe as part of the Savannah Music Festival …read more Had a quick glass of wine before the concert in a large tent nextdoor. Very reasonable prices. Robbie F was a fantastic guitarist and story teller. The Venue provided a good atmosphere with 10-15 low top tables. On the edges of the room were high top seating. There was also a step up balcony with traditional chairs. It was a very intimate kind of concert and everyone had a good seat.

What an awesome venue! As part of the Savannah Music Festival, we saw Kat Edmonson. It was a very…read moreintimate performance. The venue is small so you feel like the performance is just for you. Come early so you can get the best spot. The tables are set for for parties of four. There were four of us and we just got lucky to find a free table. The outer edges Of the room has high tops and low tables in the middle The bar had lots of draft beers to choose from, traditional and craft beers. The bathroom are so fancy and clean. Kat Edmonson transported us to the past! She is soooo precious. She has the most unique little voice that captivates you immediately. She is witty and a tremendous songwriter. If you ever get the chance to see Kat please do! You will not be sorry. And any show would be great at the Charles H Morris.

Great show to go to a lot of great vendors depending on who's there Annette, if you don't want to…read moredrive over to town, which bridge if you're going to the one in Savannah, if you don't wait stay too long, you can take the free boat shuttles across the Savannah river

So much to see, taste, try on, learn, and enjoy! There is something for everyone here…read more I went here on Saturday with a friend using tickets I won from their giveaway with Yelp in IG. Tickets are good for one entry on one day. When you get in, the whole convention floor is filled with booths: clothing, food, drinks, kitchenware, art, jewelry, home goods, makeup products, and so much more. Bring a shopping bag to carry all the stuff you are going to get (for free and being sold). Also bring address labels with your name, address, phone (or email). So many booths have giveaways this will save you time filling them out! All vendors I visited took cash or card. We happened to catch one of the vendors giving a demonstration: Thorns, Roses, and Puppy Noses. They fold books into intricate designs. Definitely check out the demonstrations because you might win free things or get coupons to the business's booth. Check the schedule online to plan ahead.

They had a reptile show here and it was a blast . The vendors were so nice and knowledgeable about…read morethe animals they were selling . As you can see they allowed the kids to hold or touch some of them as well ( make sure to have hand sanitizer ) . If you were a girl or a Boy Scout you got in free which was nice in my humble opinion . They only reason they don't get 5 stars is I paid for a VIP ticket which was $17 & all you got was a bag with items I have no use for and you for got early entry into the show , but the vendors were still sitting up at that time . They come back in October & we'll be there since my daughter really enjoyed herself . They also had necklaces and t-shirts for sell too , we purchased some as well