This was my first visit, and we saw Broadway Aladdin. The facility looks new and was very clean. There is a big open plaza in front. The lobby is a bit small so it was crowded getting in and moving around. There was a photography service, a show themed shop area, and a small bar. The stage had great scenery changes, trap doors, aerial tricks and an orchestra pit. Due to picking back seats high up (still expensive), it was a little hard to see details and faces. We had to park a couple blocks away in a garage, but the walk was easy and safe. Overall it was an enjoyable visit and show.

Nice little pavillon area with steps that serve as seats. On beautiful sunny days, definitely a great place to eat your lunch and enjoy the riverview!

This place looks kind of like an old factory with the windows busted out. I really would like to look up one day what this building was originally used for when it was built way back in the day. In todays times, Peace Center Wyche Pavilion seems to be a wonderful event space to have a wedding or prom.

It was built in 1835 and was once a factory for building Coach carriages. In the 1920s it became a production facility for Duke’s Mayonnaise. Ive heard the Peace Center wants to enclose the building an add an HVAC system–which I really hope they dont. It would ruin the place. With its open space, it feels like you are stepping into another time.

This is a wonderful facility with both indoor seating and a smaller oudoor pavilion next to the Reedy River. The inside has great acoustics and an intimate feel similar to an opera house. The restaurant attached comes and goes and Im not considering it as part of my review

Beautiful place to walk the dogs in the morning.

Wonderful plays. Excited to see some in December.

Very cool place.

The Peace Center is very professional and clean. Nice facility! And very modern.

Wonderful place to see a show

Great place

Ive enjoyed many shows here

Always a good walk..

Beautiful place ..

Beautiful