Midland Center for the Arts Review

Very good place to see a concert or play. Good seating and acoustics. The price is extremely reasonable too!

A great little science center. Lots of depth to their exhibits. Very clean & well maintained.

Enjoy going to a show here. Never a bad seat because it is a smaller venue.

Great place for a concert, lots of exhibits there, mice gift shop, very friendly people.

An absolutely amazing place to experience art and culture to it highest caliber!!

Lots of fun, a little overwhelming! Loved the dinosaurs

What a great place! My grandson loved the dinosaur exhibit!!

Great experience. Went to see The Adams Family - Musical. Amazing set and well directed.

Very nice venue. Very clean. Bathrooms are clean. Row spacing is wider than most, easy to let people through to their seats, and for people with long legs like me!

Disney Junior Dance party was so much fun. Loved watching my granddaughter's excitement.

Really enjoyed the museum with the dinosaur exhibit

Exhibits are always informative and exciting, love taking my kid there for a day away from the house.

Nice small museum. I visited during their dinosaur exhibit. There were a few interactive items that were there for children but could have had more. Good spot to spend a couple hours.

Great place with alot of different styles of entertainment

Very clean and well organized. The service was excellent and the staff was really nice. I'd go see any theater play here.

Had a great time at the free jazz concert on valentine's day at saints and sinners lounge!

This is an outstanding venue with great entertainment. Definitely first class. Last night's Holiday Pops were very well planned and executed. The venue is tops.

Went to see the dinosaur exhibit. We purchased the membership, but it was sent in the wrong names. Easily corrected.

Great facility. More than ample leg room. Remarkable acoustics. Not a bad seat in the place. Very friendly courtesy staff. Ample coat room space.

A great outing. Great for all ages and the variety is sure to provide something everyone in the family will enjoy. By the way... did we mention they have a gigantic Light Brite style fiberoptic board to play on? Nobody can possibly outgrow the fun of that.

We went for the dinosaur exhibit, which we did enjoy. A lot of their usual stuff was broken though, including a big screen kids can draw on, a lot of the push buttons for info at each station, and their penny souvenir machine, plus more. We were at the craft station making dinosaur hats and stepped back to take a picture, still right next to the table though, and a worker came over and started cleaning up our spot and almost threw our hat away. But in out book it wasn't a total waste, we did enjoy the dinosaurs

National talent. Very nice venue. Well staffed. Always a joy to visit.

They have really stepped up the programs at the center. It is an asset to the region.

The Alden B. Dow Museum is a must-see in Midland. There are a lot of hands on activities for kids and a wonderful educational room. The special exhibits are usually great, as well. It's a great balance of art and science, and it's fun for the whole family. One of my favorite places in Midland.

I appreciate the diversity of arts and talent that they being to the tri-cities. From Diana Krall to the ballet to a dinosaur exhibit, it is great to get exposure to the arts without a long drive. Nice, clean and comfortable facility.

Prices are obtainable, can't get a bad seat in the little theater for sure, big theater is great, too. Staff is super nice, very welcoming place to go. Free parking with little traffic, won't go anywhere else if we can help it!

Pretty cool interactive exhibits, unfortunately some of them have been broken.

Entertaining shows in a large theater setting. Probably holds around 1500 people. Nice alternative date night. Shows for the family.

Great way to experience science and the arts. We spent 2 hours there and could have stayed another 2 hours to fully immerse ourselves in the excitement.

We seen cirque and it was awesome! The seats were great, theatre was clean, all the employees we encountered were very nice. We will go back.

Excellent facility, friendly atmosphere, comfortable seating.

Awesome show!! ROCK OF AGES was more than I expected!!!

Very easy to get to and staff is always pleasant and well organized.

The Center for the Arts has been the center of Midland's cultural scene since it was built.

In the 70's, the MCFTA was my second home, as I participated in Music Society, TMI, Theatre Guild and the Chorale productions. It's a beautiful facility and continues to evolve to meet the cultural needs of the city. Between Dow Gardens, two beautiful auditoriums and the Museum of Science, the MCFTA still rocks after all these years. (Though I used to hate it, I do wish they hadn't replaced the main curtain in the big auditorium. I understand it was a Dow original.)

I don't give Five Star reviews lightly, but this place deserves all five.

This is where you go if you want to be amazed by the talents and history of Midland. There are so many shows and exhibits that take their turn throughout the seasons. Bring a loved one and share the experience.

Very comfortable seating, very easy to get in and out.

Went to see Brain Candy Live. It was an amazing show. The theater has great acoustics. Everyone was super nice and the staff was great. We never had to open a door.

Fun day of exploring and learning for the whole family!

Great place to visit and spend time with the family

Enjoyed our visit today! Will visit again for next exhibit.

Went to see Eat Your Science! Live with Alton Brown. Amazing experience. The facility is beautiful and well maintained. Definitely worth seeing a show or just visiting to see the art exhibits they offer.

Fun times for the reimagining of A Christmas Carol.

Great seats, comfortable and not a bad
seat anywhere. Very very clean!!!!

Midland Center for the Arts is a beautiful museum. Lots of things for kids and adults to enjoy. Nice display for Hanukah, Santas and Christmas trees. But I was disappointed that there was no Nativity Scene. How could they exclude the "Reason for the Season"?