Taking beginner Hoop Dance from Danielle and it's awesome! She is so positive, a great teacher,…read morefriendly and motivates all the students. The space is really cool, and watching all the other performers is so fascinating. Join the circus! Madison is the best!

Amazing shows and wonderful community! I love attending the variety of MCS classes that are…read moreavailable (they have everything from swinging on a real, flying trapeze to dancing the night away in swanky swing classes) as well as seeing the myriad of performances, whether they're homegrown from Madison, or traveling in from afar. Very safe place to train and excellent prices for what they offer! Everything here is highly recommended! 10/10!

Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

About 4 years ago I took my dog to this clinic to be neutered - he is a rescue and this was the…read moreclinic the rescue company suggested. Recently my dog has had some bloodwork issues - my vet asked if they could see the bloodwork from his neutering appt. to see if maybe the bloodwork is just normal for him(dog) however when I called Underdog to get the bloodwork they said they didn't do any-because we(dogs owners) didn't request it. This is something that should always be done and I am guessing the rescue place didn't want to pay for that therefore not important. My dogs life is important to me so If you take your dog or cat or whatever pet to this clinic - make sure you are asking the right questions - I personally wouldn't go here again. That test is to help find anything that might cause a problem during the operation. I would find another clinic.

Loved the service, the foster mom, the reasonable price, all that was done for "Willie" before I…read moreadopted him. They give advice about dogs, about your specific dog, have him neutered, and require a vet visit within two weeks... I can do that for one adorable doggie.

Monroe street Arts advertised in April 2024 that they "support individuals with ASD", that's why…read morewe signed up for some art classes. Not an inclusive place for kiddos with ASD and their families Director and business manager demonstrate no cultural competence with ASD and are in need a basic education and training. They marginalized our son and family and caused us harm. Awful experience. Look at their advertisement below.

Really fun adult painting class, great for date night. Have enjoyed taking my wife to 3 of them so…read morefar

I love the Madison Reading Project! They are a non profit that helps ensure that children have good…read morequality books in their hands! The Madison Reading Project has a mobile book mobile that they use to bring books to children for special events such as a recent bike giveaway held at the school I work at. Each child received a free book!! A few weeks later I received an email stating it was my turn to come to their store to shop for 25 books for my classroom at no cost! They do this to help teachers and specialists build up their classroom libraries to help foster a joy of reading and build literacy skills in children. They accept book donations, are always looking for volunteers and host fundraisers like the recent Ready to Wear fashion show where all clothing was made only of paper--no fabric. The Madison Reading Project is a great non profit to support!

Learning TM in Madison with Jim has been a blessing. Finally doing something to improve the…read more"inner" me. TM has helped me with focus, energy, digestion and SLEEP! My husband has been so impressed with my results he is learning too. Our son was diagnosed with ADHD and we are going to have him learn this summer.

One of the best thrift shops in Madison. They make dropping off donation items very easy. They have…read morea nice parking lot with spots right out front so you don't have to haul anything far. Drop off is just to the left of the building (outside). The store is so clean, organized, and well decorated. They have a great home and decor section as well as clothes, shoes, purses, books, holiday decor, etc. Good brands, quality items, and excellent prices. Highly recommend!

My friends broken down car at this place which is what got me in the door because I came to rescue…read morethem and go to lunch. The place is noticeably a nicer thrift store right off the bat and arranged nicely to the naked eye and the quality seemed better than the thrift stores in my neighborhood. They have a nice selection of items from furniture, clothes, shoes, household items etc etc. I found a nice pair of fancy martini glasses which looked like fine crystal because of how upscale they look but it's probably just glass. The people and the cashier were very friendly and if I lived in the area I would definitely be a regular shopper.

This place is a gem! We learned of it when my kids started taking judo lessons with Madison Judo,…read morewho uses the gym several days a week for training. We've gotten to know the staff and see firsthand all the wonderful programming and community they offer to Madison. Both of my kids have also attended their excellent summer camp, which is not only fun but also one of the most affordable options in the city. There is a wide variety of classes, events and programming and it's changing all the time so I highly recommend following them on social media or just dropping in to check on the newest offerings. Your kids (and you!) will be well taken care of and maybe learn something new along the way (new language? instrument? exercise? or all of it?!)

From the owner: Backed by its 100+ year history, Neighborhood House Community Center provides affording meeting…read morespaces for an eclectic collection of local groups, and it sponsors its own programs that are open to the public. Examples of groups and programs that utilize Neighborhood House are language learning, mental health, community dinners, world cultures, after school mentoring, music and dance, faith-based, martial arts, summer camp, and writing. Neighborhood House also partners with the community to host collections for school supplies, winter wear, Thanksgiving baskets, and holiday gifts.

Formerly Freewheel, now called Madison Bicycle Center. I originally learned about the organization…read morewhen they were on South Park and we had a couple rides use it as a staging area. I was reminded of them in an ad just after my bike was stolen and I was in need of a new one. Their selection of actual bikes is really dependent on what recent donations they've gotten, and I happened to get lucky when I was looking. If you don't need a bike, they also have a selection of used parts you can dig through if you want to try something out on your bike or even build one (they also have some new parts). Mechanics are very knowledgeable. Haven't had a chance to do any of their classes. A friend who used to live here really liked them as well, and they have a good mission.

Super affordable friendly and helpful staff. Also great programs for amateur cyclists to learn how…read moreto take care of their own bikes. Love coming here!