To say we had fun was an understatement - everyone had a blast, including the adults!! Lots of…read moregiggles and the bubbles were nice and cool on a hot day!! They suggested a leaf blower to add even more fun, which we did and it was so cool watching the bubbles "dance" as they floated away! (Set up and clean up was a breeze too!)

Would highly recommend Castle Rock Foam Parties! We recently had them come to our kids' birthday…read moreparty and everyone loved it. Timely, professional, and Melissa was very friendly and fun with the kids. 5 stars!

The studio is so clean! Teachers are very nice and caring. We have been taking my daughter here for…read morea good 10 years. She is 13 and started when she was 3 which is the minimum age. She loves it there so much.

Unfortunately there are not many dance schools in Castle Rock but I would not recommend Castle Rock…read moreDance Academy to anyone who wants a fair, supportive, and professional dance environment. My children experienced blatant favoritism, where the same students were constantly given opportunities while others were overlooked, no matter how hard they worked. The class leveling is a complete mess, students with vastly different skill levels are lumped together, making it impossible for anyone to truly progress. When their regular instructor is unavailable, the kids are often taught by high school students who are given too much power in this school. While these students are lovely, it feels more like I'm paying for babysitting rather than a real dance education. I believe this is closely tied to the owner's lack of maturity, which affects their ability to run a business and hire qualified dance instructors. The instructors rarely provide meaningful feedback to help students improve, leaving them to guess what they need to work on. The "highest ranking" ballet teacher who is also good friends with the owner, is extremely condescending and rude to anyone who isn't one of their favorites. More so, the teachers are immature and not properly trained, and openly discuss students with other students, which is completely unprofessional and damaging to young dancers' confidence. The schedule is never provided in a timely manner and constantly fluctuates, leaving parents at the mercy of the school's availability rather than allowing for proper planning. We were constantly told the schedule is coming out on X date, registration is coming on X date and this rarely happens and is usually delayed weeks. If you truly want your child to learn proper dance technique, and grow as a dancer, look elsewhere--this school is more about instagram than an actual dance education.

Dominic who was at the desk is fabulous ! This place is immaculate! The bathroom was spotless!…read moreAgain Dominic was the only employee here when we were there and was holding it down professionally Highly recommend

I have come several times. Once, it was great. We had fun, we enjoyed our time. A little expensive…read morebut fine. Second time we came back it was closed. Third time we went was today. I came after I picked my son up from his after care program and there was no employee in sight for about 15 minutes. We ended up just grabbing clubs and doing putt putt. At the end there was a teenager who came out when we had gone through probably 8-9 holes and he said "Excuse me, who checked you out?" And I said "No one. No one was here and we weren't gonna wait all night." He was like "I am the manager on shift and that's not true." Clearly trying to not be in trouble. It was absolutely inappropriate the way he treated everyone in there. I don't know what they were doing that whole time but the lack of responsibility they took for not being present where they needed to be was ridiculous. I will call back later and speak to the general manager and pay for the round we did but in my opinion, the kid working should be fired. The cash register was left unmanned, plus all the merchandise, the main door open, the self service card reader wasn't working, there was zero attention to customers. I work with high school students and 98% of them would be more responsible than this. It was completely unprofessional!

So cute and full of Castle Rock history. A fun experience for anyone who has chosen to make Castle…read moreRock their home.

I stumbled across this museum while walking around Castle Rock on a Saturday afternoon. I was told…read morethat this building originally sat where the fire station is located downtown. It looked like quite the project to move this building to the current location. Unfortunately, this location is "out of sight, out of mind." I feel that this museum is an important part of Castle Rock history. Part of the original flooring is still intact. And the graffiti on the right end of the building was interesting. Various graffiti on the wall was explained to me. I was impressed that there was so much to look at for such a small building. I was fortunate to have a guided tour by a staff member. I believe staff are volunteers. They also feature various presentations about Castle Rock which are actually held at the library (Phillip Miller). They also have a nice gift shop. Make sure you browse the various items. They sell some nice books. I purchased a Douglas County history book for half off the price. Again, I felt fortunate to have a staff member tell me about various history events in Castle Rock. This experience gave me a really nice appreciation for being a Castle Rock resident. I love learning the history about any community I live in. There is also an opportunity to purchase a brick ($100) where the proceeds go to the museum. The brick is placed directly outside the museum for display. It was very nice to see all of the bricks purchased so far. The museum visit gets better when you exit and walk through the back yard. It's a nice area to sit at and rest for a nice weather day. There are some nice buildings to look at as well. You can also have an opportunity to look at the donor bricks on the side of the building. I recommend this museum if you're a Castle Rock resident or visiting. I also recommend it if you live in Colorado. Take a trip to Castle Rock and have some breakfast or brunch before your museum visit. Make sure you check their hours of operation. Enjoy!

We absolutely love PAA. Our son has done several shows with them and it has been a privilege to…read morewatch him gain confidence and grow as a performer and cast member! The community has been great and our son loves participating in rehearsals, shows, summer camps, and classes. It's truly a great program to expose your kid to theatre and get them plugged into the arts community around Denver.

Our daughters have been going to the Performing Arts Academy for 2 years now. Our older daughter is…read more8 and she has performed in 5 musicals (3 of them part of their summer camp program) She also took ballet lessons with Ms. Joanna, who did an incredible job. In 6 weeks our daughter blossomed as a beginner in ballet. With each show/class she gains new skills, confidence and friends! PAA is the definition of community! Their staff and teachers/coaches/instructors are kind, qualified, and incredible ! Our younger daughter is 3 and she's done Broadway Babies with Ms. Madeline and she was so happy to get to be in PAA like big sis. They offer classes/lessons to those of all ages and levels. We feel blessed to be a part of such an incredible company. From Dr Jim, Mrs. Sam, Ms. Madeline, Ms. Joanna and everyone we've interacted with at PAA, We've had such an amazing experience. We keep coming back for more and I would recommend PAA to all my friends and family !

I would highly recommend this company for your event. Not only because their products are safe and…read morehigh quality, but because the service and personnel are amazing. Ed Guns, the owner and their employees were patient, friendly, and accommodating. It only takes about 3-5 minutes to set up and take down the inflatables and you have the choice to use an electrical outlet or a self-standing generator. We have used them for several events and every time they are professional and friendly, plus they are always on time!!

The Elizabeth Stampede has become an annual tradition since our friends moved to Elizabeth before…read moreCOVID. So naturally when they announced the festivities were back, so were we! ++ The local brewery, Elizabeth Brewing Company, had a booth set up and was serving up a killer prickly pear margarita beer that I just couldn't get enough of. ++ Can we talk about the food? Cause damn, were there some amazing food vendors. I'm a sucker for funnel cake. So I always insist on picking one up, and it never disappoints. There are tons of other options including tacos, shrimp po' boys, and so many more options. ++ Naturally, the mutton bustin' is the sweetest part of the show. Watching the littles hold on for dear life to a fluffy sheep is always the sweetest. ++ There's a ton of vendors selling just about everything you need. Belt buckles? Yep! Shirts? Yep! Cowboy hats? Yep! Window? For the love of god why are they selling window at the rodeo, but yep! ++ The people are always super friendly. Though I will say, with the "cowboy culture" gaining popularity (thanks Yellowstone) it's gotten a lot more crowded than previous years. Easy to see that The Elizabeth Stampede is a tradition we look forward to year after year. Can't wait to make our way back for a sunny day spent with friends.

We had a really great time here. Enjoyed seeing the animals and meeting a lot of friendly people.read more

This is a great dance studio for kids of all ages. The teachers are talented, as well as good at…read moreinstructing their classes, and they have a variety of dance styles (hip hop, jazz, tap, ballet, and probably others) to choose from. They take their performances and their classes seriously and make it fun.

Very expensive studio compared to others in town. Studio…read moremanagement changed drastically for the worst in the last two years due to major health issues of owner. Studio is more of a family/friend oriented setting, playing huge favoritism for children of friends of management, rather than individual's abilities. My children were students there for 4 years, but last year's was the worst. Time to move on.