Great face place has ever thing tap hiphop ever thing nice place staffs are so sweet and kind and…read moretankful

This was my daughter's first year at BXP, and her fourth year overall in dance. We tried two other…read morestudios prior to this...one very classical for ballet (which was not my daughter's cup of tea at the time), and another studio whose program was recreational and not quite the experience my young dancer wanted. BXP offers the variety of classes she wanted, and the teachers have challenged her. The growth at the end of the year was clearly evident. Towards the recital, my daughter needed extra support, I asked for it and she got it. My favorite part as the parent was, of course, the recital. :) The recital was gorgeous! Fees were not as expensive as some of the other schools, and considering it took place at the Mahalia Jackson Theatre, I felt that we got a good value. Performing as professionals do has increased my daughter's love of dance. Not sure what more a parent could want from a dance school. I was shocked to find a one-star review of this place (from 2013). That review does not at all reflect the experience we had at BXP. Maybe there have been changes since then....but there are many students who have been dancing with them for over five years. I hope that my daughter becomes one of them.

Great festival with unique vintage finds, eclectic mix of antiques, architectural salvage, live…read moremusic, artists, collectibles and more! Set in downtown Covington, with good parking (free "oxlots"), the streets blocked off, refreshments available, shade trees and public seating everywhere.

This fest is always a good time. I grew up in Hammond and this is one of the few close by events…read morewe'd go to almost every year. Fast forward many years and it's bigger and better than ever. You have jousting, falconry, mead, and so many amazing costumes. People truly go all out. Now they even have a thing where you can sign up for side quests where it's kind of like a scavenger hunt to find and document certain things. Haven't tried that yet, but sounds like a blast. Also, they have axe throwing and I'm pretty good at it.

Kids will love it and so will the Cosplay crowd. For the rest of us, it's just great people…read morewatching..

The sunset concert series are great. Beginning in March each year, this six week concert series…read morefeatures great food, music and family friendly fun. I went to my first concert here last night, and I am hooked. The trailhead is a perfect venue for an outside concert. The stage has a concrete dance area directly in front, and the seating area is a grass area that slopes upward, ensuring everyone can see the show. Outside food and drink weren't allowed, but two local restaurants served food and the venue sold drinks. One of the food vendors (Lago) sold shrimp fajita plates for $5. Beside the fajitas, the plate came with rice and beans. It was great. I cant imagine another place to get food, drink and music for so cheap. The performer last night was Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots and they were incredible. I have always enjoyed Sunpie, but in this small of a venue, he really shined. The dance floor was packed with kids, and adults dancing to every song. I thoroughly enjoyed this concert and hope to attend several more in the future. These concerts are perfect for families or couples who want a cheap night out.

Abita Mystery House / UCM Museum…read more 22275 LA-36, Abita Springs, LA 70420 Not food this time. Found something strange out in Abita Springs, and I'm still trying to process it. Nostalgic, weird, and oddly captivating all at once. Louisiana always hides its secrets in plain sight. #tonylameats #abitamysteryhouse #explorelouisiana #abitasprings #louisiana

This was such a fun stop on our recent travels through Abita! I loved all of the surprises and…read morememory inspiring items in the museum! We really enjoyed the crank piano and the 32 foot alligator! Fun stuff! Got a tshirt and some magnets and a mystery bag. The curator was also so helpful and nice. Will be back next time I'm there with another friend.

I came back on a whim, and I am glad I did. Very quiet museum with all the history of the area…read more Upstairs is the museum, downstairs is the old jail. Free admission, run on donations. I do recommend for anyone in the area.

I came on a Tuesday morning just after 10am on a rare day off during the week for me. The door was…read morelocked. The placard on the front door stated they should be open at 10am on Tuesdays. I called the numbers on the sign to no response. I don't frequently get week days off and try to go to as many places with limited hours while they are open. On a whim, I stopped by on a Saturday as I was in the area and I am so glad I did. They were open! And there was a Hungarian Heritage Festival at the nearby church! The people working inside were friendly and helpful. This was once the schoolhouse, very nicely renovated.

Cool museum. The gentleman working was pretty darn proud of what they have, what they are working…read moreon and the progress that has been made. Well worth the trip to Lacombe. $3 admission and a lot of history of the area. They are only open for three days a week, so make sure they are open before driving up. Close proximity to New Orleans and the surrounding areas. I would love to come back and bring friends with me. I highly recommend this to everyone.