This was my second time attending this music festival and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was well…read moreattended by friendly folks from all over. The food and concessions are good and the prices are reasonable. It was billed to me as a bluegrass music festival but as much or more the music is folk and Americana. It is family friendly. We arrived Friday afternoon around 5PM and there was hardly a space left to pitch a tent but a friend helped us find a good spot. Many I spoke with had been there for a few days and I was also told that you can get there even a week earlier to mark out a spot. Four showers and plenty of port-o-potties. It is 97% primitive camping. Being a music festival we heard from many talents among whom I enjoyed the Herb Trotman Band's bluegrass. I go for the bluegrass. I also enjoyed Todd Snider's one man performance with his humorous and witty lyrics, but as the night progressed he got just a little too political for my taste so I turned in a little early. Those camping around us could be heard picking, laughing, singing and having a wonderful time all night long. Saturday morning I must say I slept through the nature walk and morning yoga but I did walk about and filled my cup with the complementary coffee more than a few times. Saturday night featured a no show in form of Tony Rice Unit who had called in with sickness, but we were blessed with the scratch band the guys put together and though I can't quite remember the group name they came up with they won the crowd over. I hope they play instead of Tony next year. Dread Clampitt is a regular favorite each year at the Acoustic Cafe. I had only heard them once before at last years festival and I honestly did not care for them. I have to be honest, but I am so glad I gave them second listen. They seemed like a completely different band and I was absolutely blown away. Dread Clampitt, I can't wait until next year. Claire Lynch Band came up the rear as the final performance of the night and I turned in quite late with sounds of fiddles, banjos, and mandolins ringing in my ears. I thoroughly enjoyed my weekend in Haleyville, Alabama while attending the Acoustic Cafe 2013 and I look forward to returning next year. Oh and last but not least, there is a whole lot of hula hooping going on. Give it a chance and you'll might become a regular.

I have only gone there one time this year, and it was to a Sunday matinee, with lower prices. It…read morewas neat, clean and the movie on the screen had great colot. The seats were like the ones in bigger theaters, and it had a good sound system. The sound was a little too loud for me, but I know there are a lot of people who don't hear well that this would be perfect for.

WOW!!! Can i just…read moresay ever since I was a young lad, I've always enjoyed coming to a nice picture show. And does this place deliver! With great customer service and even better food, I suggest stopping by the restaurant located next to the theater before you watch your movie on Friday night!

Jeff is a national treasure and the work he does is amazing! If you're just ordering online then…read moreyou're missing out on 100% of the history of this local shop. Jeff is a 10th generation potter filled with so much knowledge and unique stories. Shop local and support a family!

Pretty cool place to get hand made and unique pottery. I stop by ever few years when I am in the…read morearea. Each piece is different. Everything from cups, mugs, jars, bowls, and plates. Plan on spending 20 minutes talking to Jerry as well. He likes to talk with visitors when he's around. My favorite piece that I have bought was a stand up chicken cooker. I also have bought a really big bean pot, popcorn bowl, and a variety of small bowls and jars. Most of his pieces have red, blue, greenish tan glaze.