Here in the "rust belt" of southwestern Pennsylvania, in Ambridge, PA, on the outskirts of…read morePittsburgh, is a gem of a community theater. Since 2016 this non-profit group of folks has been bringing some delightful productions to the community with some very talented thespians, directors, production crews, and artists of all kinds to put on a variety of outstanding productions. My daughter has been in shows here and I had a distinct pleasure, on Father's day, of attending a most excellent production of "Harps and Harmonicas". She is currently looking to be in one or more productions here in the near future and I have been impressed with the people involved in this great little community theater both out front and behind the scenes. This season (202) has The Boys Next Door, The Mad Ones, Doubt: A Parable and Musical on tap so far this season. Bottom line: They need more parking so if you don't arrive early you might be pressed to seek it out on the surrounding streets, the theater isn't huge but it's quaint and there are some really talented folks here with a lot of heart. Recommended! http://www.ironhorsetheatrecompany.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ironhorsetheatrecompany

this is such a terrific find. Small quaint theater with fabulous atmosphere. What community…read moretheater should be. And fabulous show with a talented cast.

Had a ceramics class with Liana. I had a great time and made cute pieces…read more Update: when I was finally able to pick up my items after two months, none of them were done right. I'm not going to take the time to enumerate everything that is wrong, but I was told that the pictured piece fell off in the kiln. If that were true, there wouldn't be glaze on the surfaces that need to be re-joined. This cannot even be fixed. So in addition to doing careless work with the glaze, they were untruthful about what happened. This was a frankly a terrible experience.

Took a planter class in April. Was told it would be a month. Every time we asked, they had excuses…read moreand said it still wasn't ready. Said we wanted to pickup our pieces whether they were finished or not and would finish the pieces elsewhere. The day we were coming, they called to say it was ready. One piece was glazed only halfway and in the wrong color. The other was over glazed enough so the relief is gone and they dripped another glaze on it and you can see the finger mark where they attempted to wipe it off. When we called about a refund, we were quite frustrated and were told that we needed a discussion with the instructor to figure out if they had done anything wrong. Could not be more disappointed. Will never return. Would recommend trying somewhere else if someone is considering going here.

There were too many kids and too little caregivers. Chaos would be a good name, and polices they…read morehave in place aren't really followed when it becomes convenient for them. Reviewed documents signed and found discrepancies in how it was done. Would not recommend for childcare if you want your child safe and concerns heard and validated. Not worth trying to fix at this point, just glad we are gone.

Our daughter when to creative movement and gymnastics at Carol Leone's. She was 3 at the time we…read moresigned her up. Ms. Casey her instructor was amazing. But she was the only good thing about this place. The dance director Jen basically used our children to make more money showing no consideration to the parents. The costumes for their 2 minute dance cost nearly $100. When you would email her with questions she wouldn't answer. She didn't notbelt parent reserve seats for themselves while they were helping their preschoolers get ready for the show. They just treat you as a way to make money.

I came here for a company sponsored holiday event and had so much fun! I've never heard of Three…read moreRivers Karting and was definitely skeptical as we navigated through an industrial complex along the river. They had a full park in florida and we had to park along the side of the building. The check-in process was easy, as we filled out the waivers in advance. The food from the on site restaurant was your typical bar style food, but hot and fresh. The bar had a wide selection of beer, cocktails, canned drinks, and slushies available. They have ace throwing, an arcade, and of course the go kart course. We took full advantage and played a little of everything. Our group had a great time!

Went with colleagues for a team building event. It was a nice venue with a comfortable conference…read moreroom for work activities and the electric go-karts were fun, especially the timed laps which gave us bragging rights for the day. Very easy to drive and a nice compact well designed indoor track with plenty of time given for multiple laps. Great staff that were very attentive and helpful. I would definitely go again.

Duckpin Bowling and the endless Social Events!! Great people here and Amazing food always!!!…read more Great service Thank you Jason at the Bar in the Bowler-AMA, and always Devaughn for his endless efforts to keep all of the pins, scores, resets and teams in line

Absolutely Amazing experience! I was there for a wedding…read more The food was great. The servers were nice and attentive. The inside decor was gorgeous. Highly recommend.

We have used the Fabulous Flanzinee for a graduation party as well as a corporate function. Vastly…read moredifferent crowds but everyone, and I mean everyone, left amazed after being totally entertained. He truly is a Master Magician. If you want to provide hours if entertainment to any group, he is the only call you need to make. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Comedy close up magic. For all occasions…read morePerforming comedy magic for over 45 year's

You may not expect to have fun when going to get your art framed, but it is possible when you're…read moredealing with Mark! I brought in a wide variety of different pieces to have framed, some for my teenager's room and some that were photos I took. Mark did an amazing job of adapting to the needs and purpose of each piece. He has a huge variety of frames and mats, but most importantly, an eye for what will really bring out the best in a piece. He is an artist at his craft, and a storyteller! It was so nice to deal with a family-owned business and see his pride in his family history captured on the walls of his shop. We have found our picture framing master! As a side note, his turnaround times are remarkably short compared to what I would have expected. One piece with a custom-ordered frame will take about a month but the rest are only a couple weeks' wait. Will update when I pick them up!

Loved the Ray Sokolowski exhibit, Mark is a wonderful host, passionate about framing, we really…read moreenjoyed his excitement about the artist and local history!

This cute little theater literally blew my mind! I've always wanted to go, but didn't realize how…read morelarge the theaters were inside! I believe there are three theaters where I was able to see wicked for good, and there was plenty of seating, the screen was large, and the sound acoustics were amazing! This theater was founded by members of the community and I was proud to make a donation along with buying my tickets, ahead of time to reserve my seat for the show. I was able to enjoy some popcorn and refreshments as well!! They have candy and much more to choose from not to mention slushy and you can BYOB! How amazing is that?! I will be returning and can't wait to see more shows at this venue! It was very clean and just really cute!

This is a very nice theater and a very friendly and caring staff. We generally only go out to…read moremovies about 2-3 times a year and this is our favorite place.

Reply to Cristinella B.'s review…read more First of all, I wouldn't count on the ability of a patrol officer to rule on things constitutional. It's not their job, nor are they qualified to rule on constitutional law, if you're relying on a patrol officer to do that you're going to be in big trouble. Besides, there's nothing in the constitution that says a business has to transact with you as long as they don't discriminate against you due to race, religion, etc. Secondly, IMO this is a private business that accepts no public funding. FTARA can choose who they want to accept as a student, and why do they need to be members of the Chamber of Commerce? As far as not being a resident of Ambridge, so what? Does every Ambridge business owner reside in Ambridge? Does every teacher in your district reside in Ambridge?