The Caverns kept everyone's money from the Bluegrass Underground PBS Show that was scheduled on November 19, 20, and 21 in 2020. When most venues did the right thing during the COVID shut-down by refunding patron's tickets or providing another event to attend, The Caverns DID NOT!! Then It was extremely disappointing to read the Rolling Stones article (June 2021) on the owner of The Caverns, Todd Mayo, celebrating him navigating through COVID with NO mention of him keeping our money!

We saw The Annie Moses Band here in November. What a spectacular, unusual place! I've never seen anything like it. It was beautiful, the sound for a show is amazing. I was a little nervous about being underground, but it's a gentle slope, and you can see out, it's not like being down in a pit. Loved this place!

Went and saw Rhonda Vincent and the Rage. Had 2nd row seats! Did the stay and cave package and had blast.

concert a great experience in a cavern--looking forward to the next one. Will definitely skip the food and beverage offerings next time. Life is too short to eat substandard food and to drink bad wine.

It’s impossible if you’ve been to Cumberland Caverns (CC) events to not compare the two. To me CC is more earthy and has better acoustics. Pelham is more comfortable and easier to walk into. Pelham feels manufactured. CC feels like you’re 333 feet below ground. Both are unique and fun and have great music. But if it was a choice of one over the other I’d pick CC any day.