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This place is pretty dope. The building is unique and its employees and volunteers are laid back and informative. I went here to check out the Chuck Amuck: A Legacy of Laughter exhibit and was expecting to pay a admittance fee. But nope, it was free. And I was like, "kickass". So, once I was done reading, looking, and watching all the Cuck Jones stuff I went up to the person who was working as the information/supervisor of the exhibit and said, "this place is nice, what else do you guys have and do here?' And she filled me in on the whole Wednesday open mic night thing and gave me a flyer of other events going on. I asked if they had a nice theatre and she replied with a, "why don't you see for yourself and you can decide". So she hooked my cousin and I up with a little tour of the theatre and building. I have been meaning to go to one of the open mic nights there since, but haven't gotten around to it being that I'm pretty lazy and all. But overall, Tempe can hold its head up high when it comes to their center for the arts....Available options: (a). negative; (b). positive; I think the answer is
(b).