The Seasons Performance Hall

Doug DeFord

Lovely older concert venue. Smaller than most public concert spaces.

Troy George

A beautiful venue with excellent acoustics. If it had more comfortable seating, it would earn 5*'sm

Josie Daniel

The Seasons Performance Hall recently opened their Bistro for Thurs., Fri., And Sat. I believe, and I managed to catch some local Jazz tonight! My dinky phone camera couldn't do it justice. Along with beautiful photography from the Larson Gallery, the Bistro is beautifully decorated and has a welcoming atmosphere. I arrived late to the shindig but was told that they also have a happy hour where apps and drinks were half off but don't quote me on that. I was told the Flatbread was MUST. Free music, more of a speakeasy type of small location. A definite date night choice!!!

Robert Stephenson

I love the idea of this place. The building is magnificent. It's an old octagonal church now used for performances. It seems that the music bookings reflect the elite effete tastes of the upper middle class in the valley. Not bad music, certainly not adventurous. Maybe the design of the building, liability wise, precludes more adventurous, imbibing, bands and fans. The irregular floors, sloped for amphitheater effect, and curved walls create a sort of three dimensional maze which gets really hard to navigate with two beers (i have been told). There is a bar in back, located in a small gallery. The bar features local beverages, and the gallery features local artists. So it is really fun to go get a beer. I have been told.