Went on a Thursday night to Bingo. This was our first time, but the Post has been doing bingo on…read moreThursday nights for a bit over a year now. It was a lot busier than I expected as there were about 54 players. The volunteers were very friendly. A few regulars noticed we were new and immediately helped us understand the game since we'd never played most of the types. They also had a bunch of various other games like "horse race", Snappys, and other ones that I have no idea how to play. I was surprised by how many types of bingo there were so I didn't want to overcomplicate things by trying the other ones. They also have events like community meals, parades, and more.

The other reviewer covered the basics, so I'll tell you what makes this museum unique in my…read moreopinion. While at first glance it may be mistaken for just your average railroad station museum, the reality is it has a very unique reputation for having one of the finest collections of items specifically related to the once ubiquitous Railroad interlocking tower. Specifically, it has one of the largest collections of preserved interlocking tower manipulation boards in the county on display, all from Ohio and many of which come from towers that were torn down decades ago. They also have a better than average gift shop for the railroad enthusiast, With the ability to purchase actual historic railroad passenger time tables, paperwork and other items that are surplus to the collection, as well as back issues of many of the most popular Railway magazines, including Trains, Railfan and Railroad and others. In short, if your into rail history and want to see some truly unique items, you won't be disappointed.

There is no entrance fee but donations are requested. A nice little collection of Erie related…read moreartifacts plus a number of switch boards from some interlocking towers. These folks have done a great job getting the station so that it is presentable. Outside, the station is surrounded on two sides by 8 crossing diamonds and one can sit on the benches and watch the freight just pass. This is a VERY unique railfan site.

I got free lessons to learn to dance for my wedding at this location. Let's just say it improved a…read morelot of things and both my husband and I actually looked like we knew what we were doing on the special day. I would like to give credit to the gentlemen who assisted both my husband and I to dance for 3 weeks straight. I know putting up with us is a lot when one person can dance and the other can barely move to the rhythm! He was very patient with us and handled both our situations very well. He even used different variations of dance moves to teach us like rumba, salsa and meringue. I always like to mix things up a bit. They were all so much fun to learn! In addition, he asked us what song would be our first dance and actually played it for us to learn how to move to the rhythm of the music. I was so happy to practice my Michael Buble song and even if I forgot the moves, my husband remembered what he learned from our lesson! So of course our song was a slow dance of Feeling Good. Learning to slow dance was a bit difficult for me as I couldn't master all the moves right on the first try. After a while it got a little bit better but with practice. I told our dance trainer that I used to take ballet so the only thing I had was being very flexible from my past jazz classes. My husband also did ballet but he is so much better than me, plus he has some other dance moves up his sleeve! I was so grateful to the Fred Astaire Dance Studio for helping us learn some dance moves for our special day. People actually thought we worked hard on the day of the wedding when they saw our first dance!

Was greeted by the studio owner. Students were very friendly. Convenient location…read more Active studio. Showcases, social dance, competition. Want to dance this place can get you there. Check out Marwan as your instructor, he is a riot as well as a very good instructor.

My wife and I went here and tried most of the wines. There's a unique flavor and brewing strategy…read moreto the wines that I have not encountered before - I recommend trying the dechaunac wine. Great smell and flavor, but more sweet than you expect. The beer was unexpectedly better than on point- try the red. It tastes "award winning" in my opinion. October fest and hopped ales were very good as well, harkening back to the glory days when the best ipa's came out. Also: wine slushies! Try the cranberry wine - we bought a bunch for thanksgiving and December. Really nice people and great conversation too.

Nice atmosphere and R Smokehouse food truck was amazing! Enjoyed the wine but man behind the bar…read morewas about as unfriendly as it gets. Not sure we will return.

Ok Boo on Boardwalk was a huge kid event. Very nicely done, with activities and crafts, free nice…read morekids stuff and most importantly candy. Very nice atmosphere and nice walk for the kids. I decided to do a review like this because, I have been to a few of these kids activities and thought, nope we are leaving because it just didn't seem like a great environment or lot's of activities. I hope in the future this helps someone too bring there kid to this activity, too create a memory.

A nice small-town festival. Park across from the park, and walk under the road, to a laid-back,…read moreshady park with plenty of fair food, and evening entertainment. We had the best corndogs ever from Bite Me Corndogs, but there were lots of other interesting options, not limited to the usual fair stuff. There were games and small rides, firetrucks, etc. Not a huge event, which is fine for us, especially with the baby. Come for an hour or so, or come see a show- they had several interesting bands scheduled, plus a car show.

I go to this festive every year. It's always a classic and the apple cider is the best!read more

They have amazing shows. We have gone to see some big names at the Palace theatre. Seen country…read morefavorites my husband knew.

This is a special space, an Eberson Atmospheric built in 1928 and renovated in 1976 and beginning…read moreanother renovation for the 100th anniversary. I've been going to this theater for 65 years and have NEVER been disappointed, fantastic and professional staff and crew! Beautiful theater, come see it just for that reason.