The Grand Oshkosh — Attraction in Oshkosh

I have attended performances at The Grand since the early 1990s. The intimate and authentic decor, phenomenal acoustics, and quality performances can not be beat. It is also a wonderful venue for local talent and productions.

Several years ago, it seems there was more corporate and private funding to subsidize national productions, dance toupes and theater that could not be supported by ticket sales alone. Sadly, that private funding support does not seem to be as extensive today, but performances are always so well done. Once, I even attended a wedding there.

Recently, I was at the Grand for TED X, and it was planned so well down to every detail. It should be noted that The Grand absolutely could not be without the extensive volunteer commitments of so many local citizens who work tirelessly to keep the Arts alive in our community. I highly recommend that others attend performances at The Grand and allow time to explore the...

My four friends and I attended the John McGivern performance on Saturday evening and enjoyed him very much . I have seen him twice before and he never fails to leave you laughing. Your volunteers were all so helpful & pleasant. I was very pleased to see the elevator that helped people to get to the seating area. The ladies restroom really fell short on accommodations. After having 3 hips replaced, 1 knee & 1 shoulder, I am thankful when there is a handicap stall available. You may want to look into getting the toilet replaced with one that is higher. It was most difficult to use that stall for myself & 2 of my friends who have recently had surgeries. Thank goodness for the grab bar but it wasn’t easy to use that stall. I know that not all your shows cater to senior citizens but some do. Just food...

Recently attended Gaelic Storm and enjoyed the evening very much. Masks are no longer required of patrons. Distancing is not happening either. There were plenty of volunteers available to help with seating and directions. There was a lot of congestion in the lobby during intermission that could have been avoided with assistance of some better placement of things, signs or volunteers directing lines merchandise, beverages and bathrooms. Our chairs had been well used and hopefully are in queue for replacement. Lighting was hot and awkward. One of the singers seemed to struggle with some of the direct lighting. All in all, we still love the Grand and will continue to attend events there. Considering making a donation for box seat...