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    Scratch Out Loud- DJ Expereince

    Scratch Out Loud- DJ Expereince

    5.0
    (3 reviews)

    Such a cool experience! I've always wanted to try my hand at djing and Scratch Out Loud gave me…read morethat chance. Eric gave an overview and history of vinyls and taught us how to use the turntables. He was very patient assisting us with making our own mixes. They also offer adult beverages for the Sip & Scratch Experience!

    First off, it was my first time entering the Koncept House for my anniversary adventure and it was…read moresuch a treat to be given the rundown of what Koncept House has to offer for patrons and entrepreneurs alike! There were so many small, Black owned businesses that I look forward to patronizing--especially a happy hour date at the non-alcoholic bar! But on to our 26th anniversary Scratch Out Loud DJ lessons date. The partner and operator of the venue was extremely knowledgeable, welcoming and engaging to us about the craft of DJing. I enjoyed the breakdown and history of vinyl because I'm one of those nerds that love learning a little bit about a lot of things. The ambiance of the studio was like entering into my era of house music, dimly lit basements and lots of crates, boom boxes and vinyls. There was a fully stocked refreshment bar set up to boot. The hands on experience we received was worth the money. The incentive monetary details to return for formal lessons was a plus as well. My husband and I had so much fun selecting various forms of vinyl to create our own mix music sessions. We each got to set up at individual turn tables and have a good old time with non-battling with our selection of songs. If you're looking for something engaging, educational, entertaining as well as a great brain game (middle age necessity) and you love music this is the thing to do! I highly encourage giving Scratch Out Loud a go! And while at it you can check out some of the other venues within the Koncept House loft. It's like a Gathering Spot for creatives. Totally my vibe.

    Circus Arts Institute

    Circus Arts Institute

    4.3
    (18 reviews)

    I'm sure the fitness-conscious have been aware of the non-traditional work-out industry for a while…read morenow--the aim is to get people into an activity rather than simple weightlifting or working on machines. Yoga, tai chi, rock climbing--all of these activities involve a certain body awareness and require a basic level of core strength and fitness, and they're usually fun enough so you're never really thinking about sets and reps and muscle groups. Last night, I encountered one the toughest but most-enjoyable workouts when I went to the Circus Arts Institute. Located in a loft complex near Dekalb Ave, I joined a number of students (I was one amongst four beginner students, in particular) for a 90-minute session consisting of a pretty strenuous warm-up and cool-down as well as activities including tightrope walking, rope climbing, and trapeze. I would find myself both wired and tired after the session, the excitement and fun of what we did clashing with the unexpected amount of exertion required. Everyone here is all smiles and encouraging, eager to see you succeed in anything that you might try.

    I'd been thinking about taking aerial lessons for three or four years, maybe longer - since before…read moreI got into burlesque. So, yeah, the circus classes aren't necessarily related to my tassel and glitter endeavors. (Maybe it was sparked by Yvette calling me Cirque de Sadie and suggesting it should be my stage name.) Whatever. Every few months, we'd be at an event and there'd be girls up on a trapeze or in the, um, circle-thing. "Freakin' amazing!" I would say to myself. "I can totally do that." I looked into it, and bookmarked the Circus Arts Institute web site. Then another year passed, until a few of us were talking about pole dance classes. I'd like to give that a try, too, but first I had to put up and give the trapeze a go. I enrolled in May for a 12-week session. Carrie Heller, who runs - and lives in - the Institute, is really fascinating. She encourages everyone to do cardio outside of class; she talks about diet and nutrition; she has a degree in physiology, I think, as well. In the first class, I climbed the Spanish Web (the rope), got up on the trapeze, and attempted walking the tight wire and juggling. Not so good with the juggling. Next class, I tried rings and loved it... got totally hooked. For my birthday this year, Bryant got our friends to contribute to a gift certificate for a second session. Some of them came to the last night of the first session, which was a sort of show-off day. I did a rings routine; nothing too hard, but it certainly demonstrated what I had learned over the first couple of months. Now, my second session is halfway complete. I'm going to have to re-allocate some funding to continue with it. Circus/aerial training is the crack - highly recommended crack.

    Celtic Company - theater - Updated July 2026

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