Dark dingy fire company social hall. If you are looking for cheap beer and maybe some pool this…read moreplace is great. You have to be a member but if you live in the area you can find a couple people to sign you up without much trouble. You can even stop by and have a couple of the barflies sign for you.

Amazing show put on by kids around grades 1-9 or so. They did a great job. We paid for parking with…read moreour tickets.

3.5 stars. I didn't realize A Christmas Carol wasn't the traditional story here but once that shock…read morewore off, it was an enjoyable show and a creative modern story line. The cast's enthusiasm made up for some lacking talent but the actor who played all three spirits stole the show! He was the best part of the show. Wanted more of him! Could have done without the political commentary in the show though as it made it a bit too real and uncomfortable. And if you're not from Berks County, like me, you won't get the numerous local references at all. A solid community theater. Would be great if they got a new grant for more comfortable seats with leg room. Would go back to try another show. Glad to see they had a parking lot as the area not so keen at night.

We are new to the area and we are so excited to have this studio close! The front office staff is…read moreamazing and kind, she gave me all the info I needed when I called and then again when we stopped in! The owner went out of her way to welcome my daughter and she seemed so genuine! We are excited to start our new adventure with "That's Dancin'" Will add more once we get more involved!

My two granddaughters have attended this school for almost 9 years. That's Dancin has provided a…read morewarm, caring and creative environment for them during this period. As members of the dance team they have competed, grown and achieved beyond our expectations. They have developed physical and mental strength and learned to love and appreciate the art of dance. The self confidence that has come from this...well you can't put a price on that..

I went to the Berks Jazz fest to see Will Downing & several other great performers at this venue…read more Easy to get to - the crowd was large but everyone entered in an orderly fashion. The ushers were helpful and friendly. They had an open bar for drinks & after the show you could purchase CDs & merchandise. Plenty of free parking! Great place!

Amazing venue for Boney James concert as part of the Jazz Festival! Fully renovated inside and the…read moresound was amazing!

We found this place by accident when I was Googling things to do with kids in the winter. It is…read moresuch a neat hidden gem in downtown Reading. The employees were very friendly and there a ton of hands on exhibits that actually work. Parking is confusing the first time you go (at least in my opinion). You park in the DoubleTree Garage...make sure you take a picture of your license plate so that museum staff can validate your parking. I would definitely recommend visiting. For reference we have an almost 4 year old and he loved it.

I took my grandchildren to Reading Science Center-grandson is 6 and granddaughter is 10. RSC has…read moredone a wonder job of creating lots of interesting, engaging, hands-on activities in a small space. I was concerned that it might be too young for the 10-year-old, but she was just as engaged as her younger brother. She also enjoyed doing one of the three scavenger hunts they offer (ask about it when you purchase your tickets). Parking is great as you can park for free for up to 3 hours at the Doubletree right next door (take your license plate number with you when you visit). What a gem this is for the city of Reading.

What a great local venue! I've had the privilege to attend shows here and even perform one time. It…read morehas such a good feel and it's such a good thing for the community. I appreciate the work they do in supporting the local arts and entertainment scene. They even have local art in the walls for sale. I encourage you to take a look and support their efforts.

AIM is one of the most organized and professional dance companies that my family has had the…read moreprivilege with which to work. The handbook is distributed that covers almost every question imaginable, and the website clearly states the classes and costs available to the students. There are many opportunities from those who want to simply dance for enjoyment, to dance competitively, to those who want to pursue dance as a career. Dance classes are indeed not an inexpensive pursuit, but the lessons these students learn are not only about the craft, but about discipline and commitment. My daughter loves the structure and expectations of this studio, and the performances are artistic and professional. As a theater director, I appreciate the work the instructors put in, and the care they give to their students. I highly recommend if you have a child serious about learning to dance.

Very poorly run dance studio, if you are just looking for somewhere for your child to enjoy dance…read morefor fun. they literally nickel and dime the dancers families, it is totally out of control. You expect to pay for classes, but then they decide you must by all leotards, tights and shoes from them to conform to a class specific dress code which ofcourse the costs of which are increased. Then also cancel classes but still charge for the class along with regularly double charge the autopayment. Recitals, you pay for the privilege to be in the recital, but you really can't opt out. You pay for the costumes, you cant really call them much of a costume, just another way for the studio to make money by providing the cheapest costume they can purchase. You have to pay for the pictures for the recital..again overpriced and not overly great pictures. You are expected to work sale tables during the recital and also provide donations for these tables. You are expected to give a monetary donation to be given to the teachers but is that not what the class fee is for? My favorite to date is, not only do they charge a nice price for recital tickets, they now expect us to purchase tickets, for the dancers if they plan on staying after they dance if you have other children in the recital..of course they have stated these tickets will be at a reduced cost and must be paid in cash! they also have various fundraisers, and they participate in local parades, which everyone must be wearing aim wear that you must purchase from them and for the parades and such each dancer must provide bags of candy.

You can't beet state street bingo is cash prizes or uniqueness. It's a family business and real…read morehome grown. It is one big family. I've see little kids that are now grown and working there. It was started by a very wonderful lady named Mary. I swear she was sent from heaven. I started going there when I lived in Pottstown and they were only Friday nights. I was a fish out of water and Mary took me under her wings. She saw how frustrated I was getting so she spent time with me until I was enjoying myself. She was just so sweet. I didn't know her except for Bingo but when I just think about her I well up in tears. You can't forget her. Present time she is everywhere in the Bingo hall Pictures everywhere to remind you this was all her idea. And ALL THE MONEY goes to helping people that have to do with organ donation. Whether it's needing an organ or a family that can't afford it or even to fly people where the organ is. I made that up but I know they would do that. They also help with small business in the Pottstown area. So how can you not feel that when your there. It is just an awesome family and and an awesome business. AND AN AWESOME BINGO. MONEY MONEY MONEY

I attended an event there last night. The staff were very welcoming and eager to help. This…read moreorganization donates their time and resources for an amazing cause. Facility is clean and we played to hours of games. I would come back for another event.