Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center — Attraction in Taylorsville

I recently attended a kids' dance performance at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center, and while the show itself was enjoyable, I did encounter some issues with the staff that slightly detracted from the experience.

Firstly, the venue itself is impressive, with comfortable seating and good acoustics, providing a pleasant environment for performances. However, I did have a negative interaction with one of the staff members that left me feeling a bit uncomfortable.

As I was entering the building to take some pictures of my child before the performance, I accidentally opened the door just as a staff member was about to do the same. Despite my polite apology for the unintentional interruption, the staff member responded with what seemed like disdain, which was off-putting. It's disappointing when interactions with staff members don't reflect the welcoming atmosphere that should accompany such events.

Despite this isolated incident, the overall experience at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center was positive, with the talent on display during the performance being the highlight. I hope that the management takes steps to ensure that all staff members maintain a friendly and professional demeanor, as it would greatly enhance the overall experience...

Just a warning to be very careful when purchasing tickets from this place. A week before the show I purchased tickets for the seven o'clock show. I checked two times before submitting that I had chosen the seven o'clock show. They sent me an email with my tickets but I didn't open it. I just assumed they were there when I needed them. The day of the show comes and we find out that they assigned tickets to the one o'clock show they refused to refund my money because the show had passed and made me order new tickets for the seven o'clock show. We didn't get as good of seats and I paid double. I would have walked away but it was a show that my son was in. I am a teacher and hardly make any money at all. I sacrifice a lot to try and support my kids. I feel robbed all because their automotive system didn't assign the right time. And they have a horrible policy for...

A beautiful facility sized well for a community stage. Saw my granddaughter, Zoey, in here first major production of Hansel & Gretel. In full disclosure I will readily admit that when you are 6 years old every production is major and the same is true for the grandparents. She was an adorable ballet dancing fox. Took Great Grandma Jackie in a wheel chair. Seating was pretty good. Building access was not. Tall thresholds in the entry made pushing the wheel chair very difficult. We used the auto door opener but it only opened a single door leaving just an inch or two of clearance on each side of her chair. The doors then shut on us crashing into her chair. Luckily, other patrons quickly realized the impossibility and offered to help by holding...