My son started here a few months ago. We go to CDA North and love Miss Emily. I think it's a great…read moreplace but wish they offered more days and times. Also, maybe some different classes too.

Miss Nikki and her crew are incredible. My daughter has enjoyed her teachers and classes since she…read morewas 3! The program has grown from basic offerings to adult classes to hip hop, lyrical, and multiple locations. When you're a CDA dancer, you're part of the family.

I searched all over for a Dance Studio that would do a children's birthday party and initially…read morechose Atlanta Dance Central based on location. But boy was I surprised! Michelle and her staff were so accommodating and did everything I needed for the perfect party. We asked for a Moana theme and everything from the craft to the decorations to the dances in the studio were right on point. My 4 year old daughter and her friends had a blast. They felt like Moana and danced like her too! Besides bringing the cake, there was nothing I needed to do to make this a perfect event. If you are looking for a birthday party location definitely use Atlanta Dance Central. It was a great experience!

FIRST ANNUAL DULUTH ARTS FESTIVAL!…read more This past weekend, I attended the Inaugural debut of the Duluth Arts Festival featuring live music performances, and art vendors. The artists displayed a variety of art forms such as photography, painting, glass, jewelry, leather goods and others. It was a very small turn out of vendors which surprised me because I am just accustomed to the massive throng of vendors that are all over the place during the Duluth Fall Festival. The greatest aspect of the festivals is that they are held on the beautiful Town Center lawn. It is the primary gathering place for community events and the perfect setting thanks to his expansive space and beautifully landscaped areas. I was simply looking forward to relaxing in my favorite chair, enjoying a cool breeze and listening to some great music. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE GOOD: The venue and weather was perfect on this day The professional guitarist was great. They had a GREAT play area for kids. They had great picnic tables with umbrellas placed right near the stage for diners. It was really a nice touch. LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT NEEDS WORK: I would love to see a larger variety of vendors because we tend to travel to fairs and festivals quite often and are growing tired of seeing the same vendors over and over again. I love creativity and I just know that there are artists out there who work with different and unusual materials. This problem will probably resolve itself over time as more vendors sign up for the event. The first musical act happened to be students and not professionals. At an Inaugural event, you really need to put your best foot forward and make a great first impression. If the students cannot perform at a professional level, they simply should not be featured. For us, the first act sets the tone because if the music is bad, we can't stay. There were only three food trucks, hotdogs, burgers and quesadillas. They simply needed more variety and healthier options. Although they considered their bean and cheese quesadilla the healthier alternative, I did not. They needed at least one food venue with a lighter menu but, this was not a major issue for us because we tend to pack our own food. Hopefully, they will tweak things and next year's festival will be bigger and better. ***This is a two-day weekend festival. ***Feel free to bring your favorite chairs and snacks. ***Arrive early for great parking and choice seats. Normally, you have the entire lawn available but this time much of the available space was taken over by the large kid's area and the food trucks.

Excellent performance by OKCello this past weekend. Staff were professional, seats comfy, and good…read moreacoustics. TIP: Search Georgia Tech Student Union for the parking lot closest to the entrance and handicap parking. Searching GPS for the Ferst Center took us to an inaccessible parking lot requiring a GT permit.

GA TECH Located @ 349 Ferst Dr Atlanta, GA…read more Today, I throughly enjoyed 2025 Black Nativity at The Ferst Center For the Arts The singing a worshiping was an amazing experience. It felt just like worshipping at Church. The Dancing is phenomenal. Trust me you will NOT be disappointed. The entire experience is definitely worth seeing year after year. I definitely recommend you adding this Black Nativity Play to your list of events to enjoy during the Holidays. It was the worship experience for me.

I am not a dancer, actually I may be the very opposite of that. However, I have been to this…read morefacility about 10 times for my salsa classes and it is comfortable for what we do. When I first arrive, I see several rooms full of young ballerinas practicing. If only I do stand on my tippy-toes... But I digress. The academy is brightly-lit, clean, and modern. The studios have wood floors that are easy to dance on and the huge windows are a lovely touch (even if your view is only of the parking lot). Bathrooms are also tidy and for those who left their water bottles at home--don't worry, be happy. And get a mouthful of water at the fountain. Overall, happy to have my classes here. And oh, huge parking lot. During our evening classes, there are plenty of spaces for your picking.

Ballet and modern are top notch and interestingly enough, the musical theater program is…read moreoutstanding. I just sat through the theater production of How To Eat Like A Child and was amazed at what Peter Powlus and his team did with these kids. This school is professional, carries a quality staff, and I highly recommend them.

Love love love this venue! I've never seen a bad show here. The staff is wonderful, so welcoming…read moreand most of the desserts that they have during intermission are homemade!! Just saw "The house of blue leaves" and it was so good I'm taking someone else to see it on Mother's Day.

The location was at an old church. The set up was very nice. You got choice seats very comfortable…read morechairs. The comedy was out of this world. It was funny hilarious. You laughed and just put yourself with some of the places that they were putting themselves in at the actors, it was hilarious and I loved it. I would love to see more.

If you have not been to a play here you are missing out. Great talent abounds in this theater and…read moreRobert is a gem and does an outstanding job.

We absolutely love Stage Door Players. Initially we bought season tickets for my parents every…read moreyear. They thoroughly enjoyed the plays, the atmosphere, the coziness and the wonderful staff! After my parents passed, my husband and I decided to continue with season tickets for ourselves. We have loved every production we have ever seen. And if we could find a way to bottle Robert's energy, we'd all be better off. I simply cannot say enough good about this theatre. Michael & Cari MacDonell

Wonderful venue to spend time with friends while listening to great music! Get there early to get…read morethe best seats.

ROSWELL ARTS IN THE PARK…read more Arts in the park is an annual event that takes place in September. It is held at Town Center in Roswell. Although I have attended other art event, (Mother's Day weekend), at this location, I somehow expected this event to be different but it wasn't. This venue is so small and so crowded, that there was simply not enough room for me to even take out my wallet. We lasted about 20 minutes before it just got to be too much. This is probably the perfect venue for someone who just wants to go in, purchase a piece of art and go home. I like to tend events to actually purchase, jewelry, home decor and clothing items and so I tend to frequent very large festivals that involves the entire town, (Moonshine, Duluth Fall Festival, Gold Rush). I love having tons of artists using various mediums and I really like being able to find interesting and unique foods to eat. With the larger events, we enjoy spending the entire day listening to music and watching performers. After 49 years, I would think that this event would be much bigger and have a more suitable space. Although we did not make a purchase today, we can say that there were some beautiful displays of art: phenomenal water colors, pottery, hand carved items, and so much more. I really felt that the vendors are at a disadvantage when they are crowded into such tight quarters because some people just need space, (physical and mental) to shop. I know I do! The great news is that you don't have to fight with parking. Simply park at City Hall and ride the festival shuttle. The drivers are always on time and very polite.