This place is a HIDDEN GEM in Rock Hill. We've lived here about a year & decided to check it out…read moreyesterday. We were looking for a couple of books- they have a huge selection of bibles, devotionals, books.. and so much more. Even a kids section that my 2 year old adored. This place is amazing!

Haven't been to a Christian Bookstore in about 10 years. I was so excited to find this one in Rock…read moreHill! They have a kids section, art supplies, cards, devotionals, books, communion items, bibles and more. The store is spacious and clean and customer service friendly and kind. Come check it out.

This small but mighty YMCA is a staple for Ballantyne…read more Group fitness. Hot yoga. Personal trainers. Outside stations. Sun deck for stretching. Pilates reformer. It has it all. Ample parking. The staff here is THE BEST. Great place to get mentally and physically fit.

Very professional staff, facility is well maintained and generally is not crowded. Great place to…read moreworkout.

Great place for seniors. We play pickleball 3 days a week there. Great lighting and friendly staff.read more

They do not allow friends of non residents. A 12 yr old boy was turned away and sitting outside…read morewhile his friend played ball. What a shame. Those are kids...doing the right things, staying out of trouble. And you guys made 1 sit outside for being a non resident friend? Shame on you

We love Spirited Sprout! We had my son's birthday party there and it was perfect. Everything was…read moreset up by the lovely owners (balloons, decor, table, party favors) so all we had to do was bring the food and guests! The place is also pristine and always meticulously cleaned. We would highly recommend it for a birthday party and any other events or playtimes.

Did the American Heart Association BLS Provider course with Brad here and it was great. Brad was…read morevery kind, approachable, and ensured the course was tailored and relevant to those present. If you need your BLS/CPR certification or recertification through the AHA, I recommend attending it here.

Let me start by saying "NO, you do not have to be of the Jewish Faith to Join." I have visited many…read moreof the fitness clubs around town and for the price, community focus for all of Charlotteans to join and have fun. Great Swimming pools for the entire family and lap pools for those of you who just want to swim (although getting a lap lane is nearly impossible) Basketball Court, Tennis, Indoor walking track, Yoga Rooms, Cycling, Rowing, beautiful Locker facilities, Personal Trainers listing at the front Desk. This is another one of those places with the exception of 1 or 2 ladies at the front, who have no customer service skills, no warm and fuzzies here, but eh, it is just to check in and move on. They have on site daycare (Not sure if it is open yet, Covid) and for a reasonable cost and no contracts. So do yourself a favor and head on over get a tour and if you are not pleases by the cleanliness and the wonderful facilities of the JCC, your out of your darn mind! lol PS Not sure what happen to the Pictures I took

Joining the J after retiring has changed my life. This beautiful and well-maintained facility…read moreoffers all the programs, resources, and equipment you'd ever need to have fun and get/stay fit ~ racquet sports, gorgeous pools, indoor and outdoor tracks, gyms, classes, you name it! Very friendly members and helpful staff, too.

It's been about 3 years since I wrote the first review here…read more I went on a Wednesday morning in early June and the place was packed with youngsters taking lessons. I rented a top tracer bay and a bucket of balls. The top tracer has been added since my first visit so I decided to give it ago. I've done top tracer before so I had some familiarity of how it works. It was only an extra $5 bucks. It tracks your ball speed, carry distance and roll out, launch angle and apex. It will also indicate your accuracy on a line of distance you set. I really liked it and would recommend it for just a practice session. The only down side is you're hitting off a mat and rubber tee. The guy at the service desk was challenging to communicate with. I had to ask him several times, phrased differently about HOW many balls are in a medium bucket. I was not able to putt because there were so many kids on the putting greens. I probably should have called ahead to see if it was 'lesson day' but I expect during the summer it's busy.

Very good, well maintained driving range. Also has technology bays with yardage and shot…read moreinformation.

My experience at the Goddard School of Waxhaw has been a positive experience. I feel the teachers…read moretruly provide a loving, safe, and fun environment for their students. The Goddard School of Waxhaw undoubtedly makes their best effort to care for all children by providing them with everything they could need while in the schools care. The staff adapts to the children's individual personalities and needs daily in all classrooms. The classrooms have a curriculum style that encourages students to learn and have fun while doing so!

If I could give Zero stars, I'd happily do it, but let me delve deeper into the infuriating ordeal…read moremy grandson endured at Goddard School in Waxhaw--it was nothing short of a living nightmare. Picture this: my innocent three-year-old acting out in class for weeks on end. And what insightful solution does the school offer? Suppression clothes and a suggestion for a professional evaluation. Fair enough, we were contemplating those options. But then, out of the blue, they drop the bombshell--kicking him out on a Friday evening, no less, at the ungodly hour of 6 PM! Can you even fathom the recklessness of such a decision? It left us in an absolute frenzy, scrambling to find last-minute childcare while also threatening the stability of a newly acquired job. When I chose to confront them about their callousness and request a copy of my grandson's file, what did I get? Disrespected and dismissed, with Sherrie having the gall to slam the phone down on me! Let me make it abundantly clear: my grandson has been a part of the Goddard family since he was barely old enough to walk. And yet, after just a solitary month of behavioral struggles, they cast him aside like he means nothing! The audacity of their actions is beyond belief! I'll be honest, as the only African-American male in his class, when I suggested the importance of building his confidence and strengths to prevent him from feeling isolated, I was unfairly labeled as a racist. Despite our request for him to be moved to a more challenging environment being denied, we persisted, determined not to see him left behind. Initially, we thought the Goddard program, being a 5-star school, would be an excellent fit. But in Waxhaw, it's clear it's not suitable for everyone. The resistance we faced in advocating for our child's needs highlighted a troubling lack of inclusivity and understanding. I would not recommend this school at all it you don't want to play the popularity game and buy into these dynamics in order for you child to have equal access to opportunities for advancement DO NOT ENROLL YOUR CHILD at this school.

The play house is quite small for theater type setting but what a gem of a cultural asset for the…read morearea. Although the playhouse is looking for a new larger location, my first time experience here was most enjoyable. We saw an archapelo group called IMPROMPTU who were excellent. 2 people wheeled in a small cart with popcorn and soda which I thought quite homey and mom and pop like. One gentleman held a 50 50 raffle, 1 $ a ticket for funds for the theater Parking was convenient as well as restaurants in the area. This show was $12 a ticket, a short intermission, about 11/2 hours for the entire show. Seating and lighting were adequate,. The performance made up for the plain ambience. The staff were very pleasant. I look forward to attend another show.

Very nice community playhouse, just as the title suggests, offering variety of plays along with an…read moreannual dinner theater, sometimes more. Small and intimate with seating on risers, so everyone can see the actors on stage. You are right there in the action. Actor's voices die out of their mouths due to the setting. Many of the actors spoke too softly to be heard or understood. They really need to SPEAK UP and PROJECT. Please!?!? Cute concession stand selling sodas, water, popcorn and homemade cookies. Price? One dollar each. Such a deal. Parking appears to be adequate. We arrived after dark and easily found a place. Looks like it is or was part of a school complex. Located in a hard-to-find area, so do a reconnaissance during daylight or use your GPS to find it the first time. A nice experience. Membership packages on ticket prices, senior discounts and youth tickets. Five plays are on the 2013 schedule. Been around since 1980, 30 seasons. Fun.