Christopher Lund

Great piece of history nestled away on a quiet neighborhood street. If you aren’t looking you will pass it up. Only opened on the second and fourth Sunday of the month and always closed all of December.

Visited here with a friend for the first time to watch “A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline” this past weekend. What a nice, cozy theatre and the play was amazing! They REALLY did a great job portraying the life of Patsy Cline! As other reviews stated, there are no bad seats. We happened to sit on the front row but next time I think I will want to sit a little further back so I can scan the stage a little better. Still great seats, though. Since I was visiting from Texas and didn’t plan on having to wear “nice” clothes on this trip, I had to go buy some jeans which I’m glad I did because I would have felt out of place wearing running shorts. You could probably get by with a nice pair of khaki shorts but don’t know if I would go wearing your short shorts. I couldn’t locate a dress code anywhere posted on the website which is why I’m mentioning it now. They have a little concession stand that sells a few drinks, wine, and little snacks. Parking is good too. You can park in the nearby garage or on the side of the street for free like we did but keep in mind it is 2 hr maximum. We visited during the day and had no issues even after being parked there for 2.5 hours. If you park across the street you will get to walk across the Pride or Black Lives Matter crosswalks just outside the theatre.

Love everything about this hike! There are always a lot of people here but all just having fun in the water. Find a place to sit in the creek along the way or hike however long you want. The trails are not too steep but some places you might need a little traction. Always enjoy going here by myself or with friends and it never disappoints. Also: it can be very hot in the summer of course so definitely bring a swim suit so you can cool off.