I danced at Ohana for years & loved every second of it! Great teachers and wonderful variety of…read moreclasses, as well as class levels!

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There are things I can't un-see from this show. Fortunately, I think the cast would feel that is…read morethe equivalent of a 5 star review and it is. I've been meaning to write this since I saw their "Art Prize- The Musical" act a few years ago. I loved it - stand up and cheer, couldn't stop talking about it, loved it! It poked fun at every local stereotype, popular public figures, and especially Grand Rapids' beloved, Art Prize. It was witty and subversive, all while having clever accompanying music. Then this Grand Rapids-based vaudeville/burlesque act really pushed some Midwest buttons when I saw them again around Thanksgiving. Complete with songs, dance, and a full band, the show was much more R rated, showcasing several skits with tasseled girls and at one point, a large man wearing nothing but a diaper. The performance closed with a bearded female Jesus in glittery panties doing acrobatic tricks on a cross. I can't even make that up. If you are looking for a shock-value laden, goofy and outrageous, boundary-pushing good time with plenty of laughs, check them out! You won't be disappointed.

For my money, this is the absolute BEST entertainment/theatre in west Michigan. The most…read moreinteresting, the most edgy, the most engaging. While every show is different, and some have misses instead of hits, the fact that the work is risky, current, political, and beautiful. The music and orchestra, originals by Mr. Happy Pants usually, is amazing. He is an MC worthy of the title. And the sketches and audience interactions are inviting and can be squirm-worthy. "Artprize: The Musical" was the best thing I have ever seen, satirizing everything that is wrong and right with the arts in Grand Rapids. And Ms. Finan as Jesus is sublime. We go every time we can and take friends. If it makes them uncomfortable, yea! Art isn't supposed to appease--it is supposed to provoke. You want pablum? Check out Circle Theatre. You want real theatre? Super Happy Funtime.

Celebration is fresh off a face lift and diving headfirst into the food and drink scene. Now,…read morethere's Oscar's--a full-menu restaurant complete with seating and a full bar. The game room has been relocated to the right when you approach from the mall entrance. And the lobby is reconfigured for tickets and concessions. Lobby feels darker inside than it used to, and there's lots of spilled popcorn on the floor near the soda pop dispensers. Regular sweep-ups will go far to convey the pride that the Loeks family doubtless has in its theaters. And that's all to complement the renovation of the theaters themselves that happened last year. It's a new look for a new time. Check it out!

The new restoration is so lovely! I'm handicapped and was so happy to find all theaters now have…read morerecliners!!!! Now we don't have to drive to Celebration North! All was clean and well-kept. Thanks for a great night out!

The people were excellent. The people in Kalamazoo were more than helpful. They went 100% out of…read moretheir way way out of their way to accommodate me and it was not their fault that the card would not work so I give their staff and their people in Kalamazoo, Michigan, five stars and 100%.

I could tell that this place was the real deal music shop walking in. The staff is very…read moreprofessional and they even had their own repair shop. You could learn any instrument here! They are repairing a trumpet for me. I look forward to getting it back all cleaned up!

Hands down our go-to for any u-pick experience. From peaches and plums one month to a dozen…read morevarieties of apples another, this is the best kept secret. Well maybe not anymore, ooops! The service is always incredible and it's always under crowded which is a huge win in our book. Their prices, you just can't beat $11/peck of apples. That's ridiculously incredible. They also have events at their farm-- concerts where they sell hard ciders with a sandwich, to puppy happy hour, to story time for kids... they're definitely a special place. The property is so well kept and clean throughout-- they make it a no brainer to come back! And for the love of everything, grab their homemade donuts.

Busy spot in mid October but what else would you expect! Fun ambience with seating areas outside…read moreand bonfires going. You can pick you own apples or grab bags of them in the shop. They also have cider, slushiest, and hard cider available to enjoy along with their delicious donuts, muffins and breads. We went later in the day so they were sold out of a lot but it was still really fun and staff was extremely nice. We would go back!

We went here for lessons for our first dance for our wedding and Mark and his team are amazing!…read more Every time we left we felt more confident and Mark did awesome explaining things well to make us feel great about what we were doing. Thank you so much for helping us celebrate our day!

This studio is owned and operated by a guy named Mark, it's a nicely appointed space with…read morebeautiful floors. He's been good enough to work with us to make it possible to use his space for dance events on Monday(Lindy Hop) and Thursdays(Blues) and personally invests his time to give us whatever we need to help grow the community with little benefit to himself. Stop by and check it out, in addition to the two nights we use the space they have most any type of dance you'd like to learn the rest of the week. It's a little out of the way, in a somewhat industrial area, but it's safe and easy to get to.

BUILT OFF THE BACKS OF STRUGGLING ARTISTS, THEIR BUSINESS MODEL…read more"50%" markdown on trade ins would not give me prices for equipement i brought in itemized offered 1100 for around 4 grand in equipment equipement tlm 103- mint mt model uad x6 custom built all fender parts guitar crybaby adjustable wah kt eap STAY AWAY when mentioned prices offered, they got very confrontational, mishandled the uad x6 in a very preventable manner and blamed the customer for not packing with foam, it was in box they saw no foam, they still put vertical once realized i wasnt getting ripped off by them, when they put said box vertical they showed no remorse to equipment inside and had no regard to the artist outward expendature told by person to pack it with" foam if you dont want it damaged "

I came in with my husband who recommended this place to my son who owns many guitars. We actually…read morecame in with the intention of buying him another. He asked the salesman if he could play the guitar that was one if the more expensive guitars. The guy, who by the way looked like he crawled from under a bridge with a heroine needle in his arm asked him if he planned on buying it. My son who immediately decided, oh I'm being judged by my appearance told him not today. He was then told no you cannot play this guitar. So I wondered if any of the older white customers would have asked if they would have been asked the same question. My son went to Sweetwater and was handed with a smile any guitar, at any price that he wanted to play. So how dare the meth head behind the counter look at us and decide we couldn't afford anything in your store. Your small minded staff is a great credit to why you will stay small. I will be to let everyone I know to avoid coming here. I guess if your a person of color there is no way you can afford to buy a guitar in your store.

Hello, I passed exit…read morehesi last Saturday. I'd like to thank so much to Claire who have been so helpful and supportive last couple of months. My school requires 850 to pass and I received 1064 on my exit. I passed my assessment hesi but I didn't pass the second hesi which really counts. I was so scared not to be able to graduate. It was hard month but I did it! I'd like to share couple of things that I did was helpful. If you have only a week or two left, I would say just do the questions. I did at least 50-160 each day. You need a momentum so don't give yourself more than two days of break. I used Saunder's Q&A for questions and couple specialties, 30 questions, and 160 questions from this website. Make sure to review all the rationales and really understand them. You can watch a Youtube video or search google image if you don't really know the topic. If you find some weak areas, then do 20 questions in that area until you feel confident. If you have couple of months, here's what I did. I read HESI book by evolve (5th edition) entire times and did all the questions at the end of the chapters except critical care/gerontology. Med/surg has good questions and this is what hesi thinks important. Also I did all specialties (except medical calculations), 30s, 160s from this website. And then couple weeks later, I did some again where I received scores lower than 800. I got around 700-880 on each test. I did it as exam mode and then reviewed the rationales with study mode, so that way you have rationales for all the questions. If you have more time, do comprehensive questions from evolve websites. They have good questions. Slow down and read every part of the questions and ask yourself what they are really asking me. From there, think about answers and look at the choices. Don't choose the one you think is right and move on, because it might ask you NOT CORRECT one or there's better answer. Practice this way with every questions and spend extra times on med-calc test. I wish you the best luck with people who are taking HESI soon. HANG IN THERE. YOU CAN DO IT!! Thanks again Claire :)

This was one of the best school resource purchases I have ever made! I'm so mad I did not find out…read moreabout this during my first year of nursing school!! This 100000000000% prepared me for the HESI, I even saw MULTIPLE of similar questions. I love how there are rationales for each answer, including the incorrect ones, and there is an incorrect test bank full of all the ones you've missed. Also, you can filter the practice questions by specialty and areas of focus. SIMPLY AWESOME!!!

The coolest Jumpoline Park ever (that's what they used to call them until your mom started going)…read more Kidding--sheesh tough crowd. Don't cancel me. The good: This is an EPIC trampoline park. Got a 3 hr sprint break deal with the kids. I had mediocre expectations having been to at least 5 similar parks. This one was the best. They have: multiple jumping areas, Ninja Areas, High Ropes courses, go karts, and video games, soccer, basketball, climbing walls and dodgeball (my arm still hurts from pelting overly confident kids dozens of times, a little kids town and 50+ recliners for the adults (genius). Imagine an abandoned corner store at a mall was taken over by a wave of zombie children running on sugar and dip n dots bouncing until total meltdown. The Bad: 1) The video games are an absolute ripoff--if they made the games 5 credits per game they would get more business. 12 credits for air hockey?! I refused to "reload" based on principle alone. 2) No water fountain?! Even prisoners get water.. Suggestions: A Water Fountain and add some laser tag! Do a $10 add on for Unlimited Lazer tag and you will cover the cost of water.

Our grandchildren absolutely love this place! There's so much to do for all ages, and everyone had…read morea great time. Some of the top favorites were the zip line and the go-karts. The entire facility was very clean, and we even saw staff actively tidying up while we were there. We also appreciated the comfortable seating throughout the space, and having TVs playing the football game was a fun bonus. A wonderful experience all around!