Red Barn Convention Center

So we were forced to go to this Christmas Jubilee and endure country/​bluegrass, neither genre I like. The facilities were much better, than the show. I wish this did have an actual barn feeling, so to connect with the name, but it looked like a typical steel support open floorplan building. So if you are having a reunion or family get-​together this would be nice for multiple uses. However, this is located out in the sticks and in so I doubt the cost to rent may be worth it, but again I don’t have first-​hand knowledge of the pricing.
There was food provided both at a concession area, which I did not try, but a family member brought back the typical nachos and cheese, so likely just the normal. The food before the show was not anything special and I am not sure if this was an in house catering job or another company, so I can’t put much fault on the location. If it was an outside caterer, I would suggest that they procure a caterer worth the meal tickets, since the meal was $ 12, which I would give it $ 7 – 8.
The show, again was not my desired performance, was very disjointed in its execution and WAY TOO LONG, 3 HOURS. The lighting was pretty sad, since they had at least 20 hanging spot lights, but they didn’t use them effectively. The stage seemed to be may be a foot above the floor, which was not elevated and just the flat floor, making for the classic tall person in front of a shorter or kid situation. The seats were fine to sit in for the first hour, but with the food service runs at 5 – 6 and the performance starts at 7, which runs 3 HOURS. Yeah these seats were horrible for the duration you were using them.