This was a great zen! Idk if i went to sleep or zoned out into bliss. I love it. The soundbath was…read moreso peaceful, calming & well needed. I was a lil nervous to be laying in the hammock at 1st. It seemed tight but by body & mind clearly enjoyed it. My body temperature dropped by the end of the class. The instructor said that's normal so be prepared lol. I would definitely do this again & get a massage after and regularly if i could!

If you think you can't get into aerial arts because you're not flexible, you're not terribly…read morestrong, you have no dance or gymnastics training, or (my favorite) you're too old...read on. I am 50 years old, overweight, and about as flexible as a broomstick. I have had ZERO dance or gymnastics training in my life. I've never done the splits or even a pullup. My upper body strength is lacking. And sometimes I lack confidence in myself. In just a mere 3 months of Lyra classes, Aerial Dragonfly had me performing a wide variety of moves, poses, and flows in the Lyra, and they helped me develop so much conviction in my abilities, my body type, and my age. I became stronger and much more confident, and with the encouragement of my instructors and new friends, I participated in their spring Student Showcase. I was literally performing in front of a large, supportive crowd after THREE MONTHS of learning and practicing at the Aerial Dragonfly. It was amazing! I've *never* been in a community that was so instantly supportive, fun, encouraging, and gentle. I've spent time with 4-5 instructors and learned something new every time. I've made so many friends and I look forward to seeing them every week. We really support each other and enjoy each other...from all walks of life. You have nothing to lose. You can sign up for one class at a time. You'll be amazed at what you can accomplish, and the incredible community you can become part of. Your age, your experience, your body type-none of these things will hold you back if you just give them a try. You CAN fly!

Also Known as Pine Grove Historical Museum, it is run by the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical…read moreSociety whose goal is the "Preservation of the Past for the Enrichment of Future Generations." It is a non-profit organization, always looking for a helping hand. They were closed the other day when I visited. This location is run solely by volunteers, and had no signs with hours of operation. Ah, but during my visit, a couple of the volunteers happened to stop by and gave me information about the organization. I took a brief walk around the well manicured grounds and found that they have a farm museum, carriage house, root cellar, smoke house, summer kitchen, school house and of course, the Wisner Mansion. While I was there, I shot a picture of the historical marker which is prominently displayed close to the roadway. Their next big event is an Ice Cream Social on 26 JUL 2014 and it promises to be a great time. Hours of operation are 11am - 4pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, library included. Group tours are scheduled in advance. I see it's been a little slow here in updating info, so contact Sara at 248-338-6732 or office@ocphs.org with any questions or to RSVP. Web site: www.ocphs.org. Also on Facebook and Twitter.

From the owner: In September 1874, the "Old Settlers" formed the Pioneer Society of Oakland County. Members were…read morerequired to be residents of the county before 1840. As time went by, and fewer people met the eligibility requirements, membership was opened to the descendants of pioneers and other residents of the county. Throughout the 19th and 20th century, the Society collected newspapers, books, photographs, manuscripts, and artifacts relating to Oakland County, and the collections were stored in the county courthouse in downtown Pontiac. In 1945 Pine Grove, the Pontiac homestead of Governor Moses Wisner, was purchased as a headquarters for the Society. In 1962 the organization was renamed the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society. As part of our mission, the Society continues to devote itself to the preservation of the history and culture of Oakland County, and to maintaining the Pine Grove estate.

I came here for the first time last night to see a speaking engagement for the show Under the Radar…read moreon PBS. I'm not familiar with the theatre, but I really enjoyed my time here. I got an email about 2 weeks prior giving me the rundown of how things work. They let me know that there's a parking garage right across the street which was very convenient. Admittedly, the front door was hard to find but I figured it out when I saw the line to get in. Going inside the place doesn't have a bad seat in the house. Bathrooms are right there in the theatre so you don't have to miss too much of the show if you need to go. Well decorated and easy to get around. My only complaint was if someone tall's sitting in front of you it can be difficult. Seats could have been off set so you don't have to have this problem. Overall a great experience and the place is a gem.

One of the most professional groups in Metro-Detroit. Their productions are always well done.read more

My partner and I used to love to hit up local theater productions back in Denver, but had not yet…read moregotten to explore our new stomping grounds here in the Mitten. So many thanks to the Ringwald and Yelp for hooking us up with tickets to the MI premiere of CLUE here! I love how community centric this theater is, with $10 tickets to Monday shows, and the audience being up close and personal to the actors. Plus, it is accessible, which was really appreciated. A fun show with creative ways of handling some issues that happen when you turn a movie into a play, and actors that were really committed to their roles. I can't wait to come back and see another show here; I think it will be Fun Home!

Saw "Clue" tonight thanks to Yelp's Culture Club. I highly recommend this show! Great cast, super…read morefunny and oh, the expressions! We were laughing.

Great venue, incredibly fair prices, exceptional staff! Staff is amazing! Make sure to tip them,…read moreespecially the servers. They work incredibly hard and do a great job!

I attended the Friday lunch buffet. The beef tips and potato pancakes are the two items that got…read moremy attention. Thankfully I arrived before the potato pancakes ran out and replaced by roasted potatoes. The catfish sliders were quite a surprise and dressed with coleslaw and a very thin slice of pepperoni. It is a fine $15 buffet. The menu changes weekly.

Wow! What a hidden gem. I am ballot voter for the Polish American Sports Hall of Fame and I was…read morehere for the Induction dinner. It is located next to the cultural center and a banquet hall. There was a lot of memorabilia here from famous Polish American athletes and you will not be disappointed. They did a great job with all the casings, plaques, etc. You can be there at least a few hours to go through all of them. It's really easy to get too and it's located with several other Polish businesses surrounding it. It's a definite must to go and I highly recommend it!!!

Located in a nondescript warehouse on a side street off Mound road, you will find one of the most…read moreimpressive collections of GM vehicles anywhere in the world if you know where to look. The only clue as to what is inside in a small sign in the lawn emblazoned with the GM logo - which I suspect is deliberate to throw off snoopers. If you love automobiles, the GM Heritage Center is a bucket list worthy destination. A rotating collection of over 700 historic, groundbreaking and innovative vehicles are on display here. Over 160 vehicles are on display at any given time and vehicles are swapped out several times a year I'm told. Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Buick, GMC and even Holden were represented here during my visit. There is also a nice collection of historical memorabilia from GM Design as well as a lot of historically significant engines on display. There is no touching or sitting but, you can get right up and peek in the windows of most cars - no velvet ropes! As the name suggests, this isn't a museum but a private collection. As such, the collection isn't open to the general public but it is able to be reserved for groups. It's surprisingly affordable when you consider that what's in the collection cannot be seen anywhere else, ever - and is probably easily valued in excess of 100 million dollars. No rambling review I could write would ever be able to do this place justice so, just do yourself a favor and get a group together and come down here. If you need a +1 hit me up, I'd go back again in a second!

A place in dream for car lovers!…read more GM opens it for employee for free once a year, and they can bring in family and friends. If you have friends work for GM, let them remember to bring you in for the open house. Many of the cars display here are priceless. You can see the cars GM build from 1902! Some of the cars you may rarely see in the US as well. Many concept cars GM developed in the past. Very interesting place. They also have a section with all sorts of engine displayed. Posters from the past. Great place for a family trip.

Dimitri is a great classical guitarist to have at any wedding or event. I booked him for my…read morewedding, he came early and was prepared to play for the 2 hours we hired him for. We requested specific songs for him to play, which he was very happy to do and performed greatly. The price was very reasonable and he is easy to contact, always responding respectfully and quickly. I would recommend him to anyone that wants a classical guitarist.

From the owner: Wedding ceremony classical guitar music in Metro Detroit area and all of Southeast Michigan…read more I am solo classical guitarist based in Troy Michigan. Serving the Southeast Michigan and surrounding area. Whether it's wedding ceremony, a cocktail hour or any other reception or dinner event, formal or casual. I believe live music will create a unique atmosphere and special ambience that can't be duplicated. I will provide the finest of guitar music for you and your guests. As a solo guitarist based in Troy Michigan, I have regularly provided many public private events at numerous establishments around the Detroit Metro Area and Southeast Michigan. Servicing four counties: 1-Oakland County 2-Macomb County 3-Wayne County 4-Washtenaw County

This was my wife's and I's first improv show and it did not disappoint. We loved it!…read more Had we not been from out of town, we probably would have returned for another show already!

I have been to a few improv shows here in the past…read more The seating is very basic, provides an intimate feel with the Improv troupe. Narrator takes themes and prompts from the crowd. It challenges you and helps you think quick on your feet. Must be able to handle extemporaneous changes in themes too. I also have a friend that participated in the Improv school / program and found it useful. Helped my friend come out of his shell more, not so much funnier in his delivery. You either have it or you don't. I found it amusing and very clear cut who among the troupe excelled at improv. Only a few tend to stand out each show. Kudos to all for their effort nonetheless, it's not easy to do in front of bunch of strangers.