Great with my Granddaughter fun dancing good exercise go Hip Hop!…read moreConvenient time location lots of kid enjoying themselves excellent music and caring teachers.

Ballet at its best!!! This studio leads the pack in technique choreography and training! No other…read morestudio on Cape Cod compares to the rigorous training ACAD provides to advanced students and the fun action packed beginning classes offered to new students. The productions put on are professionally done with lush sets and costumes that are visually appealing. If your little one wants to dance do not waste your time and hard earned money anywhere else. Check out their Production of "Coppelia" this year ( tututix.com/atlanticcoastacademyofdance)

We love Coby and cannot thank him enough for everything he does! My son has never loved taking…read moredance, but as an actor he knows he has to be a triple threat. Coby makes dancing Fun and my son is now excited about taking lessons. He has been extremely flexible with our NYC auditions and performance schedule. Most importantly he caters to the individual dancer. Having three older daughters, who grew up with dance, I know the difference of an average studio to a great one, and they are truly exceptional! I would highly recommend Atlantic Coast Academy of Dance.

I strongly disagree. I myself went to the Carver School of Music and I loved every moment there. My…read moreteacher gave me the confidence to play on stage in front if an audience. This is a great place to learn any instrument. I took guitar lessons with Doug and it was such a great experience for me. I miss going to guitar practice and I miss the thrill of playing up on the stage. My teacher was an excellent one and he was very down to earth with a good sense of humor. If you or your child is interested in taking lessons for the guitar, bass, drums etc. This is the place to go to! Everyone is friendly and you get the chance to be a performer.

Don't recommend at all. Child made no progress whatsoever. Teacher was disorganized and definitely…read moredid not have his act together.

I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard during a show. Caught their tribute to George…read moreLucas last summer. I've seen a dozen Broadway shows, and walked away from this with a bigger smile and lighter spirit than any of the shows I saw in NY. Will definitely be back this summer!

If you're looking for new and fresh take on theater here on the Cape, check out this young theater…read moregroup. Greater Tuna was an incredible high-energy ride through multiple, small town characters played by two talented young actors. There's no doubt this group deserves a better theater venue. Great to support young, innovative talent.

Woods Hole is known for two major science labs, the Marine Biological Lab (MBL) and the Woods Hole…read moreOceanographic Institution (WHOI) and we have been affiliated in the past only with the MBL but had friends at WHOI too. It's a great little Cape Cod village with a Harbor, which features the ferries to the Islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. They are great rides, even if just going for the day. There is remote parking in the north part of Falmouth and the ferry company runs frequent shuttle buses along the Woods Hole Rd to the Ferry dock. We had done both ferries in the past but only had 2 days in town on this trip, but if you have time, do each one, they are beautiful places. We stopped by the MBL labs first as there are parts open to the public and we love the view of Eel Pond from there. We noticed a free public tour starting and though not needing one ourselves, we chatted with the tour guide. She is a third generation Woods Hole resident and scientist, 2 generations at the MBL and the earliest generation was at WHOI. Amazing credentials and clearly a love for the place. I love the MBL as well as Woods Hole itself, but have only been a regular since the late 60s. The facility has a great science library and several buildings of research labs, with some research boats docked behind the complex along Eel Pond. We saw a new building that has been opened since we were last here long term and it was crafted of the same stone as the nearby stone buildings. The very earliest research buildings are the brick ones along the streets of the intersection. But the oldest of all is the "Candle House" which is so historic, it predates the labs and it is built of very old stone, a New England classic. We spent a year here in the early 80s and it was so much fun, even in winter. No tourists that time of year, just scientists, their families and some small eateries but fewer restaurants and shops. It is really getting too dense for me, but every minute there is worth the crowds. It was also hotter this trip than I ever remember over the 5 decades we have visited. True here in Boulder this summer too. They also have a separate gift shop, as back in the 80s, they just sold logo T-shirts from the chemical supply counter in the old building basement. Decades later they established a detached Gift Shop along Water Street and that will bring me to my next review of a separate destination of this trip.

The MBL is one of the oldest oceanographic institutions in the country, founded in the 1880s, yet…read moreits partnership with the University of Chicago is fairly new (2013) It's currently celebrating the 55th anniversary of "Silent Spring",penned by Rachel Carson, one of its more famous alums. They also have one of the oldest aquariums in the country too- it's open seasonally. http://www.mbl.edu/pierce-exhibit-center/ Pierce Exhibit Center is a small, professional-looking place that's open seasonally, and once summer is over, with limited hours. There's also a good gift shop. It's well-maintained. Woods Hole is fairly small, but the presence of WHOI and the MBL give it the feel of a college town.

Great place. Been a couple of times and always enjoyed the production, even if I didn't love the…read moreplay.

Attended "An Act of God" play. Talented lady who was the star, great memorization of the many…read morelines. Problem was that there was a one sided political undertone with criticism of President Trump, the Electoral College and basically American values. These liberals can't take it, they lost. Run a fool and a crook and you should lose. Last attendance at WHAT, good luck, morons.

This is an incredibly talented dance facility. The teachers really care about the students giving…read morethem technique and structure needed for training them into professional dancers. Their ability to transform a non dancer into incredibly rehearsed performers is second to none! A highly recommended dance facility. On top of the hip hop schools ability they enhance their training with the sister ballet school "Atlantic Coast Academy of Dance"

Prize Fight at Harbor Stage in Wellfleet is a winner. It's the perfect marriage of a brilliant,…read moreoriginal play performed by two phenomenal actors. Funny, contemplative and refreshing, it's the real deal and what good theatre is all about. The company consistently produces outstanding works but this one transcends that excellence to an even higher level. Don't miss it.

I saw My Dinner With Andre at the Harbor Stage Company theater last night, Saturday, March 29 and…read moreas the movie did to me so many years ago, I was riveted by the depth of the fundamental conversations about life, death, and the meaning of our fragile existence. The intimate setting of the theater, about which much of the conversations in the play was about, created a warm personal atmosphere among the 60 or so who had this great experience. I had a lovely conversation about life's purpose with a young lady Victoria afterwards where we shared our love for the play and for the work of Virginia Woolf who also touches so deeply and beautifully life's wonder and sad fragility. Yes, we should have more great art like this to inspire us to cherish and strive to perfect, not our foolish facades, but the reality of community of all our ghost-like souls who struggle so hard during this short time on earth to find love, meaning and happiness. Thank you actors and playwrights who made this possible. The folks who worked there were also so friendly and welcoming. The actors were superb. I was amazed at how they could remember so many lines of the wonderful convoluted conversations. I wish more people could see this play. It is a magical combination of humor and philosophical depth about what truly matters in life.