My son absolutely loves The Actor's Scene. We first discovered this business when one of their team…read moremembers was at an outdoor neighborhood event with local vendor pop-ups promoting their businesses. I spoke with her and got some information about their services. She offered a complimentary class for my son, who I've always thought might benefit from acting and developing his performance skills. Scheduling was pretty easy, and the classes are truly wonderful for helping your child build confidence and develop skills in the performing arts. My son is currently in the Theater Fundamentals class, and he loves it! His coach, Maddie, has been very encouraging and supportive from what he tells me. This is a great place to help build your child's confidence, and the location is excellent. Free parking is plentiful, and payment plans are available. 5 stars, and thank you to the staff, coaches, and owner for being here.

The idea of professional acting was always a distant fantasy, meant for those in distant lands, but…read moreone school obliterated that notion. The Actors Scene in Buford, Ga has become my vehicle to transport to these now quite tangible lands. They have incredible classes (I'm taking the Tuesday night Basic Actor with the talented Coach Sanna), exhilarating workshops ( I'm excited about the upcoming Improv workshop), and an incredibly friendly staff. I've been taking classes for about 3 months and in that short time, I feel myself approaching that once distant dream. I highly recommend The Actor's scene in Buford for all your classes, trainings, tapings and coaching needs.

This studio is the best place for my daughter. Her confidence and dance techniques has improved…read moretremendously by these great teachers in less than a year. A family oriented place for all ages. We love this dance studio. Charris

Quick and fast easy to get in and out of. Customer service is great also . Been here before.read more

Wonderful customer service, explained options for payout. Checks issued for any winnings over $50…read more I know we will be back, it was our lucky day!

I am not a dancer, actually I may be the very opposite of that. However, I have been to this…read morefacility about 10 times for my salsa classes and it is comfortable for what we do. When I first arrive, I see several rooms full of young ballerinas practicing. If only I do stand on my tippy-toes... But I digress. The academy is brightly-lit, clean, and modern. The studios have wood floors that are easy to dance on and the huge windows are a lovely touch (even if your view is only of the parking lot). Bathrooms are also tidy and for those who left their water bottles at home--don't worry, be happy. And get a mouthful of water at the fountain. Overall, happy to have my classes here. And oh, huge parking lot. During our evening classes, there are plenty of spaces for your picking.

Ballet and modern are top notch and interestingly enough, the musical theater program is…read moreoutstanding. I just sat through the theater production of How To Eat Like A Child and was amazed at what Peter Powlus and his team did with these kids. This school is professional, carries a quality staff, and I highly recommend them.

These ladies know how to belly dance!…read more We had the pleasure of seeing them perform at Nicola's Restaurant in their first full length show and they did not disappoint! They had a troupe of dancers of every experience level there and their dancing incorporates a little burlesque, tribal, belly dancing, jazz/funk and probably almost every other kind of dancing! They used fire, swords, silk sheets and of course all the normal belly dance accouterments that you might know like scarves, coin chains, bindhi's and so on. The dancers all performed wonderfully and were mesmerizing to watch. Oracle and Carolanne were my personal favorites to watch because it seemed like they really got into their routines (not that the others didn't mind you, but these two really seemed to have a knack for moving their hips in just the right way you would think of a belly dancer moving!) They did two "sets" with each set comprised of about 8 different dances with all different dancers circulating between the dance numbers. These ladies truly know how to work a room. Everyone was watching intently, mesmerized you might say, and everyone looked as if they were having a great time. At the end of their show, they let everyone get out in the middle of the room and dance to the music. Oh, and the music was great as well! Some very nice middle eastern themed music for some of the numbers, but they also had some Squirrel Nut Zippers and one song from Godsmack (Voodoo! One of my favorites!) I would highly recommend checking these ladies out when they have another show! They are worth watching!

Watching these ladies perform at Nicola's Restaurant for their first full length show made me want…read moreto pick up belly dancing. Who can resist learning to move your body with such precision. They are not strictly classical belly dancing, and that really works for them. Dance is a form of expression, of communication. They drew the crowd in with traditional middle eastern belly dance to more contempory music, still belly dance...but completley fun loving. Check them out in Lawrenceville.

I would recommend to bring anybody who loves racing. The owner of the place is friendly and chill…read more He guided my partner how to operate the simulator since it was his first time my partner enjoyed his experience, trying different cars. We will be coming back here soon. It's worth the experience and the prices are good.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT A SMALL BUSINESS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY!…read more Well, it is Saturday in Georgia and that can only mean one thing: Festival time! Today we headed over to the small town of Grayson to check out the Grayson Day Festival. This is an annual festival that occurs on the last Saturday in April. It is a great time for the community and visitors to come out and provide support to local businesses and for local businesses to educate the community regarding their services. We arrived very early this morning just before 9am and had time to make the rounds and check out the vendors prior to the start of the parade at 10am. Vendors included food, crafts, businesses, and churches. Although the music was pumping early when we arrived, I was disappointed to know that the performances would not start until 11:30. We were actually done an hour before this time and would have had to stand around for an hour and that just was not practical. I really love it when the entertainment begins earlier in the morning. By the time the parade ended at 10, we were ready to go as we had seen it all and it suddenly started to get warm. Attending festivals is the ultimate way to support small businesses. Listen up Yelpers! When you find a good festival vendor or happen to eat a good meal, shout it out! Get a name, take some photos and create a Yelp page to show support. It is a great way to help a small business get recognized and it is effortless. I actually met a vendor, (from Marietta), who made her own delicious English toffee. It was so good that I had to create a Yelp page and write a review. Well, her friend saw the review and told her about it so when I happened to just be strolling through an art show in Decatur, she recognized me and gave me a big hug. She was so appreciative and this was such a "feel good" moment that she made MY day. I later learned that she only does indoor shows and festivals. This is the only way for her to offer her chocolate because chocolate and heat spell disaster. Think about it and think about writing a review the next time you find a worthy vendor. *** Grayson won a live work play city award in 2017. This means that the city embodies well-rounded communities that benefit residents and businesses alike and that officials in these cities have demonstrated advanced problem-solving, exceptional management and teamwork to increase the overall quality of life for all residents. Congratulations Grayson!

Suwanee Toastmasters has changed its meeting place to inside Keen Academy at Keen Academy…read more3555 Lawrenceville Suwanee Road Suwanee, GA 30024 The meeting time is 6:45-8:00. This is a terrific way to gain leadership and communication skills. This particular club has a very supportive and friendly environment.

Excellent club! This is part of Toastmasters International - world renowned for helping people…read moreimprove their public speaking skills. This particular branch started recently in the latter half of 2016 and is perfect for those in the Suwanee area. Club meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, 6:30 -8pm, at the Suwanee Library. Guests are always welcome to see what it's all about!