the owner Phil only cares about his competition team. He only showed up to teach three of my…read moredaughters tap classes at the end of the year to teach recital "choreography". I use that term loosely as it only had three tap steps in it, none of which did he actually teach, it was assumed they knew them. if you have a recreational dancer who wants to learn this is absolutely the worst studio you can pick. The recital was four and a half hours long, 25 competition pieces and then you got to watch the same competition dancers dance in classes without recreational dancers along side. Also, he talked about himself and how great he is for no less than 20 minutes And any additional minute he could find to squeeze in. His adult children danced, and he did some awkward dance dressed in drag with his son. Communication is appauling. We got the recital date and told what costumes we had to find ourselves two weeks before the show. The recital was all about him and his family when the focus should have been on ALL of his dancers and their hard work. A wasted year and money for my daughter who felt awful on stage because he never showed up to actually provide dance education. Also, dancers lack technique and every dance and costume looked the same. Dreadful.

From the owner: Since 1998, Conservatory Of Dance Education has provided professional dance instruction in the…read moreKansas City, Missouri metropolitan area. We offer recreational performance team and competitive classes in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical/Contemporary, Modern, Hip Hop, and Acrobats for children ages 3 and up. We are located in Pleasant Valley MO. We draw students from all over the Kansas City Metropolitan area.

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

My visit and I was impressed! Things for all kids 2 years and up. I I am looking into buying a…read moremembership because I could see going back several times as my granddaughter gross. There is real life activities, such as a kitchen, a grocery store, a train, that has additional things for kids to do that mock real life, which includes a cooking apron, a train engineer, coat, etc. They have an outdoor area and when we were there, it was cooler and rainy, but I could see that this is a wonderful extension to additional play areas suggest a treehouse, a farm silo and a farmers market. Now the treehouse was a little bit dirty, but I think it's probably the time of the year and that it was really damp and wet during our visit. There's a place for you to have lunch. There are organized activities in the afternoon, which we did not participate in, but that goes additional things to do in the afternoon if you're there for a long period of time. The employees there were more than helpful and friendly . Facility was very clean and well organized.

Jamie is relaxed and has such a vibrant connection with your loved one who is no longer alive . She…read morehas such an open and understanding heart. I really appreciate how there is a feel of deep warmth & caring and at the same time this encounter is very ordinary and natural. Jamie is the person I would recommend and go to for such visionary insights.

It was such a pleasure to meet Jamie and have a reading. It was a fabulous experience and I would…read morealways recommend her ! She is definately blessed with a gift and the help that she can provide to all who experience a reading !

For curious minds eager to explore history visit the Mallinson Vineyard and Hall, more than a…read morevineyard in Sugar Creek, Missouri. It wad first know as Gilpin the original home of the trailhead to the Santa Fe, Oregon and California National Historic Trails. Mallinson Vineyard and Hall is managed by Spencer Jasper who is a living historian painting the picture of what it took to prepare for that journey while sharing wine with you. Mallison Vineyard offerings are red, white and dessert wines worthy of attention The smoking red is my favorite, subtle leaning towards a Cabernet, and the infamous Norton grape. The vineyard also hosts weddings offering an intimate location in an outdoor setting with a very large welcoming tree and a larger open air location with bench seats and the vineyards close by. A bit more history, did you know that Missouri in 1840 was the Mule capital as the industry flourished and became the gateway to the west!

My bf's family and I went here during a family vacation, and overall the experience was…read moreuncomfortable. Me and my bf's sister just turned 21 and have not been wine tasting before, neither have his parents, and right off the bat when we were ordering they were rude, when we first tasted the wine we ordered the staff made a sarcastic remark saying "ugh look they didn't even do the thing." Again it was are first time wine tasting. And so we asked and they explained. Overall the whole time the staff was rude and acted higher than us and we would not recommend coming here. Also an important note, my bf's family are not white and there were a few racist remarks made from them.

Amazing customer service! Need help...ask!! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. They've always…read moretaken good care of my daughters oboe.

More expensive on most rentals and cleaning supplies. They always seem out of the commonly needed…read moreitems too often- for commons items we need for our Alto Sax, viola, cello, english horn, french horn, and guitars... We used to take lessons when they were in their older building and had to go elsewhere because my son and everything he brought into the building would leave STINKING of cleaner fumes- it was overwhelming ! Also, they really need to do a better job supporting the local school as they NEVER give support to or sponsor anything- they need to actually compete with Meyer already! It is sad that they are willing to take money from the students and families but never seem willing to give back to the very community that the business exists in.