We took a little road trip (less than an hour) to coco beach to see Our Town at the Surfside…read morePlayhouse. Oh wow! You have to go see. I was not expecting such a detailed and professional production from a small town theater- but this truly knocked my socks off. Our town is a large cast, with many "background" but this production utilizes every role, every movement and word. There is no bad seat and you could see this show more than 3 times and still see something new. Of course this play is moving- the story of life in a small town- but the players make it so fun and authentic. Pantomime that feels REAL with layered music, sound effects, lighting and more. This is a Broadway level production- don't miss it!

I feel horrible for this review but I was told this was a comedy show and it was genuinely awful…read more The crowd was dead, hardly any laughter. I felt awkward laughing while I was there because it felt fake Different experience than I expected. Not funny. At all.

I had no idea this place was here. When I was looking online for a place to take my child for drum…read morelessons this place came up in the search results. It wasn't too far from home So I emailed the owner to get info. He responded very quickly and the pricing was in line with the area. We set up a trial and we are so glad we did. I couldn't be happier . They have a great area in the front to wait with comfortable seating, a few tables and it's nicely decorated. Ellis the instructor is fantastic. My child is eager to come every week and practices on his own at home every day and that is due to Ellis. I couldn't be more thrilled that we chose this place. They give piano and guitar lessons too , I've seen students come in. I don't know what other instruments they might provide instruction on. I've also been told it's a great recording studio , as they do recording and mixing here as well.

This review is for Dance Mania on Wickham RD, next to LA fitness…read more I think this is and old address they are showing here. I have only one thing to nice to say about this place. Is the teacher Jen. She is young, fun and patient. NOTHING else is good. I can't wait to finish the classes I paid for and be done with this school. The place is a mess, crowded, kids in and out of room in the middle of the classes all the time. Teacher is late, place is Loud. Unprofessional and rude attendant at the front. My daughter refused to stay in the class of Ms. Sheryl and we moved to Jen's class. That's the only reason we are still going. Well, often they close the school for a week for competition (second time period of class) and don't let parents know, no Communication or email, we obviously don't go. Totally overrated this place

Best dance studio in Brevard! They have competitive teams, studio classes, summer camps, 2-3 day…read moreintensives, mid season teams, exceptional athletes teams, college dance team training and so much more! State, national and WORLD champions! Nothing but good things to say about DMA!

One of the top hamfests in Florida. If you need its going to be there! They offer ARRL testing,…read moreplenty of door prizes and indoor and outdoor booths. So much to see and experience. Its a must see for the area.

A little background for the uninitiated:…read more A "Hamfest" is sort of an electronics swap meet / convention / meeting place for those of us geeks who are into Amateur Radio communications. Before there were computer geeks, before there were phone hackers, there were "HAMs" or Amateur Radio Operators. If you don't know what it is, that's what google is for. Yes, the invention of the cell phone and the Internet hasn't completely killed off the hobby yet! It's actually the only form of communication that civilians will have when all others fail. A hamfest is a good place to find parts you need, may need, or just find things you don't really need. It's also a good place to sell all the stuff you bought last 'fest that you thought you needed but are sick of looking at it, collecting dust in your junk pile. They say one man's junk is another man's garbage, nothing can be truer than at a hamfest! There are hamfests all over the country, this one would be considered a relatively small one, the main attraction to me and my other ham radio friends is that we stay in a nice hotel on the beach and enjoy getting away from Miami for a while. It's also a way for me to get sell off some of my excess electronic belongings without resorting to listing them on eBay! We've been coming to this show for years, it used to be better, but it's still worth a trip to find that obscure little thing you can't find anywhere else, or to see an old guy hooked up to an oxygen bottle smoking a cigarette.

Just attended this weekend for the second year. This event packs a big crowd into downtown Cocoa…read moreBeach. There were hundreds of artists displaying their creations that were offered for sale. They had a nice stage set up and bands playing all weekend. We had a nice time browsing and enjoying the music. I made a purchase from a wood working guy at the event. It was a hand made slicer that will cut through anything. It is great for slicing tomato, French bread, meats and cheeses. That was a good score for $20.00

I am hooked! Everyone was so nice and professional. Great place to learn or compete. Friday…read morenight dinner and dancing !

My first time taking dance lesson for many, many years. Justin is such a patient teacher and I'm…read morehaving so much fun. Everyone there is friendly and inviting. The Friday night dance party is also fun. I highly recommend Melbourne ballroom.

Very nice people that work here they have a food pantry for once a month everything is…read moreprofessional. It's always good to come and check your status. Thank you to all the staff. You're so appreciated.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Despite the Space Coast (Brevard County) being synonymous with surf and, well, space, there is plenty of other historic locations and museums to enjoy. One I like to really push is the Liberty Bell Memorial Museum (which I will shorthand simply to LB Museum for the remainder of this review). For a historical museum with free admission, there is a lot to see and a fair amount of activities to do in the LB Museum. I wish I can do this museum justice in this review in hopes you'd check it out. For starters, the LB Museum is located on Oak St. which is right next to Wells Park, the one right next to the Melbourne Auditorium with the double-round lake. There is a military brancy and history memorial infinity walk right next to the museum, too. Ergo, if you like to read your history of some of the wars America has been in or know more about our military branches, definitely check it out. As for the LB Museum, I first and foremost must stress the museum is manned by volunteers and open to the public only on two days, Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. If you are able to get here on one of those two days, you definitely have more than enough time to truly enjoy all the museum has on display and offer, starting with the introduction video with a brief history of the liberty bell followed by the volunteer explaining the liberty bell on display in the middle of the museum. You may even join the "Ding Dong" club and get a chance to strike the bell with a rubber mallet. The museum is three rooms, two of them consisting of artifacts and lore throughout American government, diplomatic, and military history. From artifacts used in each war to personal artifacts owned by elected officials, there is much to see. To add another layer of entertainment, especially for the children, there is a scavenger hunt they can partake in. Find all the items listed on the scavenger hunt, you get a free sticker. Ultimately, the LB Museum is one of the better locales of historical learning you can partake in along the Space Coast. Given the fact it is free, there should be no naysay on attedance unless Wednesday and Saturday just happen to be a bad time to go. I will give the LB Museum, four-out-of-five stars for this review. Definitely a higher rating for all they have for free, but the limited time to visit is definitely a major hindrance for this museum.

A very nice museum with a LOT of history! This museum is…read morelocated at right off Babcock St, with plenty of free parking in two large lots flanking the site. There are about 100 spots total. It is across the street from a park and two lakes and walkways. The building is a distinctive round structure that packs in displays for every American war, military service branch, and historical era, making it a comprehensive tribute to veterans and U.S. history. Admission is free, though donations are welcomed to support the volunteer-run operation. On our visit, we entered the main round room where a full-size Liberty Bell replica greets you front and center, surrounded by artifacts and exhibits lining the walls. To the left is an area with a repeating film that explains the museum's mission and honors veterans, plus displays of war-era items. The right side features a conference room and library for educational programs, briefs, or events. Outside, on the flagpole-lined grassy area between the parking lots, they were hosting live music, food vendors, and a craft fair, adding to the lively atmosphere. The space is well organized and clean. I think you could sense the passion that the volunteers pour into preserving and sharing American history for current and future generations. The staff was very friendly. Overall, it's a hidden gem (allow 30-60 minutes). I would definitely recommend it to families, history buffs, or anyone in the area wanting to learn about and honor our heritage. Enjoy!