Fun things to do in Winchester: 16 fun attractions and activities

Wonderful museum rich in local history of the Shenandoah Valley. There are seasonal and annual art exhibits along with manicured gardens to explore. The 90 acres boasts more than 3 miles of walking trails and wildlife to explore. Prices are very reasonable at $25 per adult, $17 for seniors and $12 for students. Children under 12 are free. There are incredible artifacts from the early periods of the 1800s and history from earlier periods. There is a nice gift shop and bathrooms and the staff was wonderful and helpful. Great place to spend at least an hour or two inside and up to 3-4 hours walking the grounds. Highly recommend.

I’ve lived in Northern VA for decades, but was unaware of the museum until a friend recently recommended it. The museum is excellent, the grounds are beautiful, and Glen Burnie house was very cool. We will definitely be recommending it as a fun day trip from the DC area!

A++ what a gem. Definitely recommending to everyone because there is so much art/history inside, in addition to serene/well-marked ADA trails outside. Beautiful sculptures and birds around (couple deer too). I may have gotten lucky: on a lightly-drizzle rain Saturday it wasn’t very busy and patrons were super respectful/quiet. I’ll be back soon, many thanks to all involved 🙏

Absolutely love this place. Every time we've went they have had different spotlight on the arts. Last time was metal dinosaurs sculptures. Just amazing! Well worth the money. Buy online for a few dollars discount. Great on cooler days.

Small but very well curated museum with exhibits in history, flora, fauna, as well as temporary exhibits. They had Frida Calho when we visited. The gardens are also very well kept, and they had art installations. The top of the hill has a view. The pretty cows were a plus. But don't feed them!

A group of is went yesterday to see the Scraposaurs in the garden. Very cool! I believe it was $10 entry fee for seniors. This is a limited time sculpture exhibit of scrap metal dinosaurs. The artist, Dale Lewis, has an amazing ability to pick metal pieces and then turn them into almost life sized dinosaurs. This museum has some sort of sculpture exhibit every year. Last year it was giant glass flowers and plants. And… the gardens are beautiful as well. It can be a little challenging to walk if you are using a walker, but not too bad. I believe there are 13 sculptures; I just took a few pictures.

This museum is AWESOME! If you have a chance to visit don't miss it. The historic house and gardens are also fantastic in addition to the museum proper. Plan to spend the day. Also check their website for special events and free days if you are on a budget. I just attended a concert in the drawing room this past weekend and can say that if you love live chamber music preformed by top rate musicians don't miss the chance to attend one of the next concerts offered this season on the MSV events website. A truly sublime experience!

So glad we stopped in. This children’s museum was so much fun. My children played for 2 1/2 straight and would have stayed longer! They have such a wide variety of play options appealing to all ages. The water feature was especially well done. Professional, friendly, clean, and fun! We will definitely be returning and highly recommend checking it out!

I took my 5-year-old son to this children’s museum, and it was a fantastic experience! The exhibits were stimulating, engaging, and designed to spark curiosity and imagination. He loved exploring the hands-on activities, and it was wonderful to see him learning while having so much fun. The museum provides a perfect mix of education and entertainment, making it a great place for kids to explore their creativity. The staff was friendly, and the environment was clean and safe. Highly recommend this spot for families looking for an enriching and fun outing!

What a great place to go to spend the day or a few hours. The Virginia Farm Market exhibit was great to see with the cow and horse. I did like the Bee hive as well.

Such a fun, interactive place for kids of all ages! My 11 year old and teen had fun playing around with our toddler. There are 4 levels of educational, hands-on fun. We plan to come back soon!

The older lady at the counter is the best. She talked with our grandson about his first visit. Even though he could have cared less. She took the time. Thanks for a great visit. He loved the water table.

This is an amazing place for children, there are plenty of things for them to discover and play with. There are 4 floors of activities and plenty to do including an outdoor play area on the roof! Rest rooms on every floor, an elevator too. Parking is right next door or on the street and access is easy. You won't be disappointed by going here.

Very fun place to take the kids with more than enough to keep them occupied for at least 2 hours. There are 4 floors, with one being the roof with musical instruments. On a nice day, the rooftop is a great place to be. To get from floor to floor, you can take an elevator or take steps and let them burn more energy. The type things for my kids was the be hive they had through the window, the slide, and the musical instrument's. All in all, for the price that you are paying, you are getting a great hands-on way for your kids to spend their time.

I had a drs appointment and this gem was a mile away. What can one say? It's Patsy's old home! Originally a log cabin and upgraded by her mother throughout the years. Beautiful pine floors and I love how they have her original items throughout the home. The tour is 30 minutes and the fee for that is $8 dollars. It's in a community and off street parking is limited since it's a populated neighborhood. There is no video to be allowed but you may take pictures. No restroom available but it does have a small gift shop. The tour gives a walk through time and space experience. It's like you think, I'm in Patsy's old home. Her mother had turned the home into a rental for some time but then it became a visitor attraction. Highly recommend! You can't help but sing along as her music is played shortly during the tour. Steep stairs so hang on. No where to sit so wear comfortable shoes.

Thirty minute tour worth the money very interesting history

Rang the doorbell to Patsy's house and got a guided tour from Laurel, who was so incredibly personable that it felt like we were friends just moments after meeting. Laurel was very knowledgeable about Patsy's life and career, easily answering all of our questions. Next door to the house is a walkway and overlook with a Patsy cutout ready for a photo. Anyone crazy about Patsy Cline should go walkin' up to this place, but not after midnight because they're only open from 10-4pm.

I happened to find out about an event here through Facebook and detoured through Winchester to check it out. The house is tiny but it was a wonderful experience. The volunteers were so pleasant and knowledgeable. I got to chat with a few Patsy fans and they really were great people. There is no parking lot, the house is literally in a neighborhood so street parking but there was plenty and it’s walkable if you are in town. Definitely recommend stopping in if you are in the area. I hear they do a big event in September and block off a couple streets - it sounded fun!

Loved the tour and the stories that were told

I loved the tour...the ladies were very knowledgeable. It was very cool to see pictures of her and her family and hear stories of her childhood. The tour guide even met Pasty when she was 16 working at a soda shop. We even went to the grave site after. I really enjoyed it!

Grew up listening to Patsy Cline's music. Tour guide very informative. So glad we decided to take the tour.

Very nice, the lady was very nice wish we had time to have a tour with her

I would go again, a great opportunity to stand where George Washington stood, to touch what he touched, to have a wonderful tour guide, thoroughly explain with such ease and understandable delivery of the pieces of history was a delight, I would go again and bring more guests if the opportunity ever arose.

The information Cathy shared about the history of the office and Washington was interesting. We enjoyed listening to her and I can tell she's very passionate about sharing history. It amazes me how small the place was and how many people lived there after it was sold to a family. It was worth going and seeing how people worked and lived. The picture that I shared only the middle part is what George Washington worked in. Later it was extended on both side.

It’s very interesting to learn about a young George Washington. As a teenager he became a surveyor in western Virginia. He was active in politics in Winchester. This small museum has many rare artifacts of Washington’s life here. Worth a stop for everyone. We visited this museum in the early 1990’s and glad we came back. Worth reinforcing our memory of the first US President that risked his life for us all.

Stopped by for some American history. What a wonderful experience. Loved the way were told the story of George Washingtons life. I highly recommend stopping by.

This is an amazing little museum. Definitely worth the stop. Cathy our tour guide was amazing. She gave us a very personal tour and I learned a lot about George Washington and his life. This place is so under rated. If you are ever in Winchester you need to stop by here. Admission is also under 10$ which makes it a great value as well! I loved it.

Unfortunately the museum was closed when we visited so could only see it from the outside, but no denying the historical significance of this place.

The old town is a nice pedestrianised street. It’s a real mixture of historical buildings and then some basic 70’s looking shops. Feel like this place has a lot of potential to become something special, especially with the history it has. There are a decent amount of restaurants and shops. However, when we visited a lot was closed and there were a fair amount of homeless people hanging around.

Old Town Winchester is a fantastic place to spend the day (or weekend)! It’s full of charm, with cool shops, great restaurants, and plenty of unique bars to check out. Live music fills the streets, and the historic buildings give the whole area a timeless feel. It’s walkable, family-friendly, and feels very safe-everyone just seems to be having a great time. One of the coolest parts? You can even visit George Washington’s actual office! If you love history, good food, and a fun atmosphere, this place is a must-visit.

Nice pedestrian area in the old town Winchester. Several shops and restaurants, but some seem to close before the dinner hour, at least on the Saturday when I was there.

Very nice, vibrant historic town. Very good for a stroll, dinner and drinks and to walk back to the history.

I visited Old Town Winchester after driving about an hour to get there. While the area is charming, I was a little disappointed with the experience. The pedestrian mall is smaller than I expected, and the variety of restaurants was limited. I was hoping for more dining options and a longer stretch of shops and attractions to explore.”

If you're visiting Winchester, don't forget to stop by the downtown to enjoy an afternoon stroll, breakfast, lunch, or dinner. the places you go to are very good

We had free time after work on a Tuesday night. It was quiet but in a peaceful way. Really lovely to walk around a bit. We were too late for the George Washington Museum but had a great meal at SubaiThai.

Excellent museum with both guided presentations in the courthouse and self guided on the upper level. You can see actual graffiti from solders uncovered behind the walls. Plenty of great information here and plenty to see. We spend a couple of hours here.

Small but thoughtful and thought provoking courthouse museum. Enjoyed learning the history, seeing the preserved graffiti, and exhibits.

Michael was extremely helpful and informative for our field trip today. Clean and well kept museum!

Very nice, but if you are used to going to the battlefields and walking through the exhibits for free, you will be surprised that this one is 15

If you love this great nation and that which is our rich history of Americana, than this is a must see. To touch rifles of our fore fathers is awe inspiring, to me at least

A Civil War museum housed in the old Frederick County Courthouse in Winchester Virginia. You can still see some of the soldiers' names and the pictures they drew on the walls. A collection of items housed in display cases. This two-story building has an elevator and a small gift shop on the first floor Admission fee is $5. Senior discount available. Children 15 and under free.

The museum was small. But big enough. We could read everything, without feeling overwhelmed.

We came here in mid-April to see Them Dirty Roses. This was my first time at this venue. I bought general admission tickets online the day before the show through eventbrite. The show ended up being sold out. My online research told me it was under 300 person capacity so I had an idea of what I was getting into as far as general admission and it being packed. When you walk in, you pass by a room in the front and go down a hallway to the bar area. That was packed. Women’s restrooms are beside the bar. Pass through this room to the back where the stage is located. It was pretty packed in that room when we got there. We missed the first opening act but caught the second opening band. The men’s restroom is in the back of this room. I was expecting the stage to be at the back but it was on the side of the room which ended up being good positioning - allowing people to stand directly in front of the stage but also off to the sides and still get a good view. The sound was good - better than I was expecting for such a small place. We weren’t elbow to elbow, but it was pretty tight. We stood stage left and had room to move around a bit. Some men trying to get through to the bathroom shoved their way there unnecessarily but nothing to cause any issues. Someone making announcement before the band came out said if you have too much to drink find a Brightbox staff member and they will get you an Uber. I thought that was nice. People were singing along and hooting and hollering. It was obvious they really liked the band which I think is cool and I am sure the band loves that. Ticket prices were great. We parked on the street a couple blocks away - parking was free on the weekend. We saw a mine to get in as we arrived but we went and had a drink and ate first so by the time we got to the door, there was no line. As I said, we did miss the first opening act but that was fine with us. We had an overall good experience. I’d say, for a small venue, this is a good place to see a show.

Came here for the “Halloween Who Did It Show. What fun!! The show was very interesting, the staff were great. Our drinks from the bar were good. The food could have been better.

This is a nice spot. Good view over the river. The food was excellent. Obviously made in house, everything was delicious. Crab prices were high, especially for this time of year (but they were selling them) so opted for other items. Clam strips were awesome! Soft shells were very good as well. The non fried crab cake is excellent. Fried version not so much. Not even comparable.

I was able to see a national act for less than $40. Easy ticket purchase online. Small venue but easy to get to, plenty of street (free after 6pm and weekends) and garage parking (paid). The event was general admission. I felt like I could get a good view of the stage and get as close as I wanted. The sound was good and not too loud. I don't drink but the bar seemed like it may have everything you would want. The bar is in a room off to the side. I enjoyed the experience.

Saw Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas open for the Reverend Horton Heat. Was a good show. Had a good time.

My band “Heroes Unsung” played at bright box last night. On a Thursday night we had an awesome crowd and we were taken care of as a band Bright box is what a venue should be 10/10 would play there again

The atmosphere is perfect and the waitstaff is pretty on point. But, and I cannot stress this enough, eat somewhere else first! This is unfortunate since you need to be there so early to get your choice of seating. Their tortilla chips were stale and flavorless and the incredibly small portion of salsa provided was as bland as it gets. The "cheese dip" provided with the pretzel is inferior to Sheetz's, imo, and the pretzel seems fresher there too. The sandwiches, though, are basic but serviceable!

Great park for kids, pickle ball, covered free tables for picnics and two playground areas for kids. Highly recommend recommend

Nice park. Not so crowded even on summer Saturday. Lot of walking trails and cute dogs. Lot of sports to play!

Indoor and outdoor pool is nice. Outdoor pool could use a few more tables with umbrellas or just shade in general. The park and shelters are nice and the walking trails are fun for all ages. The whole place is kept nice and clean you don't have to worry about stepping in dog poop or over flowing trash cans

My grandkids get so excited to come to this park playground. It is clean but sometimes the bathroom's are locked.

I’ve been to the trail and dog park. The trail is paved so it’s ADA compliant. The grounds are well maintained. There’s a lot to be discovered there. Among their many sports venues they have a pickleball court! Will definitely go there again.

1. Sports & Recreation Facilities - Baseball & softball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts - Indoor rec center and outdoor pool (seasonal) - Disc golf course and skate park available 2. Walking & Biking Trails - Multiple trails through wooded areas and open fields - Great for exercise, dog walking, or peaceful strolls 3. Playgrounds & Family Areas - Several play structures for kids - Picnic shelters with grills for gatherings or birthday parties

So twice the park people have been shutting the gates and almost locked me and other people in the park before they close. Today at 8pm they were locking the gates when online it says 930 close. Also in the middle by the baseball fields there's been condoms just laying around for over a week and no one has cleaned them up. Not in the middle of the field it was right by the pavilions ... I also saw a dude on a lawn mower mow around an empty chip bag, mow half the field and then just leave because of a stick in his way. Why can't they clean up their trash. They get paid right? Other than that actual patrons have been friendly but apparently the workers don't get paid enough to do their jobs...

We stopped by while on our NJ Revolutionary adventures. It was a quick stop. It is the site of George Washington’s regimental headquarters during the French and Indian War. One can take a self guided tour, or from the foundation during May to October.

Beautiful architecture for yet another Virginia historic site. Thankfully, they're well preserved and hopefully always will be.

There really isn't much to see here. The signs are interesting and they tell a little about it. They speak of Washington digging a well but don't really say where it is. I didn't arrange for a tour but that might help.

Visit to see George Washington’s fort to defend the first frontier of America. Great guide named David. Have to make arrangements for a private tour but can follow along with cell phone tour. Little museum with artifacts, books and maps open by appointment. The original hand dug well remains which is the focal point of visible history with an outline of the fort walls.

Great historic site to visit if you're in town

Aside from the historical markers and the paint on the street and sidewalks showing portions of some of the forts outline there isn't much to see. However once you look closer at the terrain and engage your imagination you can clearly understand why the fort was placed in this commanding location. Well worth a quick stop to view this location.

There is not much to see here. There is a plaque that gives you information and lines that show where the fort extended out too, but now this is someone's house. They were understand and helpful but there isn't much to see.

Fantastic museum tour of the cottages items and architecture!! Though small in size, its PACKED with such incredible artifacts related to Jackson and rare flags! Our tour guide was very informative and friendly and is an absolute must if youre visiting Winchester! Photos are allowed but no touching

Great experience, beautifully preserved home and tour guide was very knowledgeable and interacted well with our group. Tour was a bit longer than expected, but lits of great information! Tour is maybe not idea for children under 10yrs as they may become bored & are unable to touch things. Home & grounds are not stroller or handicap accessible. Off street parking was convenient, we stopped on a Thursday.

I had the greatest guide through the house. Very interesting and very moving.

Our tour guide was WONDERFUL! She was so informative and took a lot of time with us. She provided a wealth of information and made the tour very interesting! This hidden gem is worth the trip! I didn’t catch her name, but she was the red haired lady. She was also very kind and considerate to my sister who was visually impaired.

I have never rated a tour before even though I've been on many all over the world. This little quaint unsuspecting museum house that I thought was going to be a novelty site had the most passionate, genuine, knowledgeable tour guide I've ever had. Toby deserves all the credit in the world. I went expecting to learn a little about the house and see some artifacts, I left with a beautiful picture of the town, it's people, the war, politics etc. Fantastic tour guide. 👏

The tour guide, Reba, was extremely entertaining and very knowledgeable about the house which made the experience memorable! The preservation of the objects are very well maintained, especially the historical significance of the flags showcased in the museum. I would highly recommend going to this museum!! Everyone who works here is super friendly and loves history, which is shown through their work on the museum. 10/10!

Amazing historical place to visit. Just outside of the main historical area in Winchester, the unassuming house hold large amounts of history. The tour last about 45 minutes and worth every penny. Tour guide it friendly, entertaining and quite knowledgeable. There was so much to learn about this place and its role in the war. Make this a stop if you can.

We arrived as they opened, no wait for the tour, we were a group of 5 with an infant. Tour guide was from the area, knowledgeable and friendly. House is in great condition for it's age, neat experience. You can bundle tickets for Abram's Delight, Washington's Office & Stonewall Jackson's home to save some money and all are within a few miles.

Winchester oldest home, built in 1754, is the Oldest house in the city. It is a place full of history to spend a pleasant time and end up relaxing with the view of the lake and the geese that are beautiful.

Would definitely recommend stopping by here. The tour guide was great and you can tell she was passionate about the family that lived in the house. She pointed out the items that are original to the house and the others that are from the time period but was not original to the house. She spent time on each section and was also asking questions to us about our knowledge so she can continue to learn as well( I have a BA in History).

Great tour, our guide was wonderful. Glad we did the tour.

This is your typical old house museum tour. Which I really enjoy and try to do wherever I can. Great old house and mill and the staff were really enjoyable. Go!

Very interesting home and log cabin. We visited the Visitor center next door first and there was no waiting for the guide. She was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.

Don't judge a book by its cover, I thought as the tour finished. I wasn't really excited about going on the tour, but then was so fascinated by the knowledge of our tour guide and the history of this landmark!! Definitely worth the $6 it costs to get in. We weren't allowed to take any pictures inside, understandably so. The location is right next to the cute visitors center.

I didn't attend the parade or any of the other festivities, but the rides were super cool, and there were a lot more than I had expected. The way to get tickets was a little annoying because it was a self service machine 🙄 and if you had never used one before you didn't really have anyone to explain how to use it and there weren't very many directions. But overall, the rides were super fun.

The worst of 15 years coming to apple blossom, first of all it looks like the south of the border 😔 and I'm Hispanic but it was too much. Expensive as hell, 5$ to get in, plus 40$ for the wristband "that was ok" but they charge 2$ extra for the service fee because now you pay at a ATM to them go to a stand to get your wristband, on Tuesday it said admission was free and wristband for 35 with 3 free games, that was a lie, it was full admission, the site says something and when you get here it's a different story. I wish I could give -0. I'm really disappointed with apple blossom this year, the only good thing we had and you guys, the mayor or whoever did this changes should be fire.. Thanks God today is the last day.

Midway: needs to move or something needs to change. Reason: 1. Line cutting, I spent $35 a person for rides, rode 4 rides in 4hrs. Purchase tickets, group of teenagers would have one or two friends wait in line. And then as the line got close, would bring over at least 8-10 friends. Riding rides: see above for purchase tickets. Either be able to report line cutting and ban. Or do what all parks are doing, after 4pm Teenagers must have an adult with them.

First and last wine festival for me. Lady looking at ID'S rude, wine tables were clearly overwhelmed but got yelled at by one when I was just standing there waiting to buy a bottle.

I got to wander around old Winchester and enjoy the festival food and got caught in the rain and even bought an old N64 game.

we love the bloom here! it's so much fun as a high school colourgaurd student (JWHS) it's going to be so much fun to be in the parade next year!!!! the firemans parade is also something to see so if ur new to winchester and have kids you should totally to as they throw out candy. ❤️❤️❤️

Awesome Festival in Winchester, VA! From vibrant parades to talented performances, events, fun and games, you’ll enjoy it!

This place is honestly a blast! To say I got lost in time would be an understatement. Polka Dot Pot's selection of paintable items was vast compared to many similar places. So vast, in fact, it took me over 20 minutes just to decide on a piece to paint. They have pieces perfect for young children and pieces so detailed that you can easily get lost in the process for hours. I selected a 'simpler' item and ended up spending over 2 hours until closing, finishing up my piece(hence the uncompleted mushroom). The staff were friendly, not overbearing, and really just left us to our own devices. 10/10 would recommend and will be here again. Edit: Added my finished piece after glazing. My piece was not ready when I went to pick it up, as I was told. However, I understand that they have been very busy and delays are to be expected.

My kids love this place! And to be honest, I do too! So many fun crafts. They also have glass art. Super fun place!

My daughter is an artist in Seattle. Whenever she comes to visit we make a stop here. She did a beautiful fused glass design last visit. Today we had her 4 year old nephew making a birthday gift for his mom.

🎨 A Creative Gem in Winchester: Polka Dot Pot If you’re looking for a fun, creative, and welcoming experience in Winchester, VA, look no further than Polka Dot Pot. Located on the charming Old Town Walking Mall, this paint-your-own pottery studio offers a delightful escape into the world of art and imagination.

Thank you so much for helping me and my husband make a candle for our anniversary. It will be cherished for many years.

I went here with my friends and it was absolutely amazing. Everyone there was so nice and they had a wide range of different things you can paint. I think everything was very reasonably priced, it wasn't expensive at all. I'd definitely come back in the future!

Brought the kids here for Father's Day. It worked out really well. The variety of pottery to paint is huge. Some functional, some silly, all wonderful. The staff was that perfect balance of helpful when we needed it, and distant enough to let us enjoy a family moment. They also have a lot of non-ceramic art projects you can do, so I'm sure I'll be coming back here for wonderfully keepsakes. Took about a week for the glazed items to get fired, and be ready for pickup. Very conveniently located on the walking mall in old town Winchester. Great to grab lunch, and then go get artistic!

One of the coolest small venues I've ever been to. Right at the end of a long walking street of restaurants and bars. Alcohol prices are actually about average for bars and no where near the cost of large venues. Can't wait to see another concert here

I’ve been here twice for live music. I travel about an hour and a half from PA because they have good bands, the venue is small, ticket prices are good and I love the town of Winchester. I will say because the place is small, you really have to find the right spot to stand to get all the sound. Standing off to the left or right kind of hides the vocals a bit. I found the best sound to be upstairs right above the stage. Staff are pleasant. Parking is easy. Plenty of restaurants nearby for dining and I see they do now have a concession area.

My husband had his company party here. I did not realize from the outside the inside would look so cool! i was told it was an old bank which is why the old vault was still in the building. We had live band that played beautifully. There is a second floor that has more seating and you can view the live band by looking over the bar height table. There is also a lounge spot on the second floor if you want some privacy. This is such a unique place for a banquet.

If you are looking for concert heaven...it's in Winchester, VA! The Monument is the definition of a intimate concert venue in a very unique setting! You get to experience amazing music with about 420 of your closest new friends with enough wiggle room to slow dance when the mood and song allows! The space is the former Virginia National Bank building. It is nestled in the heart of Old Town Winchester, and it's absolutely charming! The architecture, enormous bank vault, high ceilings and intresting use of circles in lighting that echos the arches in the windows makes this room simply magical.. especially when they turn on the massive disco ball! Let's be real... Who doesn't love a very shiney disco ball creating a universe of stars! The staff and owners..are amazing! They are passionate about music, friendly and very accommodating! You can tell they love what they do! The pride and love flows through the space! This is the cleanest concert venue I have ever been in. Complimentary bottled water! Need I say more? If you made it this far...I will! ...and you're a reading rock (or fill in your dream genre here) star! To the Red Clay Strays- Thank you for an amazing show! You gentlemen have been gone way to long! If you are ever wondering why... your moment of truth...will be worth it! Your music is a gift...pure sweet Sunshine! Thank you (and your families) for being out there on the road sharing your God given talent with the universe! You are a Stones Throw away from a CMA..and a bunch of Grammy's! Big thank you for taking the time to sign my Vinyl! Whoever the very nice gentleman was on your crew that took it back to get all the signatures ...you are an angel and that moment was the cherry on top of a perfect night! Thank you beyond words! RCS's...its not only your music that speaks of your hearts, it's also the crew around you. You are all are kind, thoughtful people quick with smiles, even after a long night and a long tour! You are loved and appreciated! Shout Outs- To my Bestie! Another show in the history books! To the guy that found a Sharpie marker for me...you are amazing for going out of your way to help my record collection dreams to come true! To the guy that took the picture of me and my bestie commemorating this momentous concert when we were awkwardly failing.... Your are the best! It was so thoughtful of you take a moment out of your concert experience to capture ours! Thank you! To the couple getting married that are from Winchester that just so happen to pick Wondering Why as there wedding song, then find out that the band playing it was going to be in town...all the best to you! Live in love... hold hands...and kiss a lot! To my fellow "Clay Heads"/un-official central PA RCS fan club that were taking up the whole stage left section of the club...it was amazing getting to see y'all again after meeting in Harrisburg! I am sure our journeys will lead us back together again! Best part..there are more magic moments! I could go on forever! The Monument... Amazing Show..Amazing Venue..Amazing People! The perfect combination for a extraordinary experience! It truly is concert heaven! 🌌🌟💕💜💕🌟🌌

Such an Amazing Venue and a completely different experience than anything Winchester has had to offer!! It is so Beautiful and open you can see the stage from wherever you are standing up or downstairs. Chryssi is so nice and really goes above and beyond! I highly recommend if you haven't been!

Awesome staff! Fun venue! Beautiful atmosphere. Clean bathrooms. Lots of space upstairs if you want to watch the party from afar. I have visited at least a dozen times and I've always had a gluten free beverage choice. Which is VERY RARE for downtown Winchester.

I had a wonderful time. The bands were great. Staff was very polite.

On a weekday or midday, the place was not crowded, had enough parking, etc. So many different shops and restaurants. Nice view. No wait. No tickets. No reservations.

My 3 yr.old grandson is afraid of the pool. This was a wonderful experience for him!

This little spot is so great. Absolutely awesome for kids of all ages. Plus it's right downtown in the walking mall just a minute walk from Cork Street Tavern, so there are food and drinks spots everywhere

I love this place and my grandchildren thoroughly enjoy coming here. There's no 5th star because of the potential predatory people, specifically, males loitering watching voyeuristically, young kids in water. I wish there was a way to keep them out of that area.

A super fun splash pad for your littles and bigger littles, too! There are benches for the parents to sit and watch, and a nice clean public restroom (pay with coins to unlock/ enter bathroom). A great place to visit after eating at Thai Winchester!

Great time for the little ones

This splash pad is really nice. We usually go on weekday mornings when it's not incredibly busy. There's parking behind it on Indian Ave(?). Prepare to bring quarters for the bathroom. I'd recommend pool shoes/water shoes.

What a breath of fresh air. I am actually tired of the stadium seating, loud, expensive movie theaters. This could use some slight upgrades to the seats...but outside of that...perfect. The pricing felt just right and my kids had a blast!

Quaint, old-time theater with great prices and a touch of small-town charm. A real gem!

Excellent experience ! Ticket were only $7 a seat which is unbelievable compared to any other theaters in area . The popcorn (refill for $1) and drinks ( free refills) were good. Definitely recommend and will be back !

My wife and I got the full “Royal Treatment” last night at the theater when we came to see F1. From the young man checking us in and selling us delicious popcorn to the extra comfy seats to the great sound system, it was more than a mere regal experience!!!

Just had a situation where I thought I lost an important item and the man on the phone (Mike) was so helpful, literally went above and beyond to help me look for it just for me to find it around my house a little later! Get that main a raise. Thank you!

Absolutely love this small town movie theater. Had everything needed to make the movie great. I went and saw the F1 movie and the atmosphere was perfect.

I have loved this place for a long time. Great owners and very family friendly