It was actually my first time going to a concert at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield!…read more Most of the concerts I've gone to were held at TD Garden or House of Blues, so going to an outdoor venue was new for me. Today, I went to go see Bryson Tiller! Very GenZ of me hahah but it was fun. Ty Dolla Sign & Majid Jordan opened and it was good vibes all around. I HIGHLY recommend paying the $60 (cash only!) for the private lot... it is SOOO worth it. This venue has free lots as courtesy for purchasing your tickets BUT I've heard nightmare stories about the parking & leaving. Often takes an hour to 90 min to just get out of the lots, not even including the time it takes to get home from the venue!! They have a path that takes you to the venue, ~6 min walk. When we left, it was super easy to leave. No traffic in the lot & they even coned up a private lane just for people leaving that private lot to the highway. We experienced no traffic hopping onto the highway & for the entire way home. Now as for the actual venue itself, it reminded me a lot of an amusement park, like Canobie Lake Park LOL. They had a bunch of drink lines & a couple food stalls. We bought some frozen margaritas ($20/each) and food that totaled out to $53, which included a 2 for $10 chicken ranch wrap, cheeseburger with fries, and chicken tenders with fries. Food was meh but I didn't expect much anyways. Fries were actually okay but the 2 for $10 chicken ranch wraps didn't even have ranch LOL & they were cold. Just had one singular chicken tender with unmelted cheese in a tortilla. Security was easy. You can bring a one gallon zip lock bag with food if you want & a personal bag as long as it is fairly small. I enjoyed the concert & I'm looking forward to going to more here. I will also happily pay for the $60 private lot each time too!

Came to see Motley Crue, Tesla, and Extreme here and, all told, it was a better experience than I…read morewas expecting. Got off to a rocky start when we were trying to get to the Blue Lot and we were basically swept in by the traffic organizers at the entrance to the venue into the Red Lot/VIP section, which is a hellhole of a maze that required driving back to the exit and crossing the street. (Btw, I would highly recommend splurging for the Blue Lot if you do not want to wait hours to leave after the concert. The Blue Lot spits you directly back out onto the main road. You can always pack a snack, book, movie/games if you don't mind waiting to get out.) After parking, you go through security (double check the bag policy, they're not shy about turning people away to drop stuff off in their cars) and then you're in an area with food trucks, lots of alcohol options, and vastly overpriced food. Whoever in the reviews said that it seemed like they were sourcing the ingredients to a remote island got the nail on the head. The options are to eat ahead/tailgate or fork over an arm and a leg for some mediocre, deep-fried fast food. I got two chicken tender snack wraps (which were basically one under-seasoned chicken tender and a handful of shredded cheddar, wrapped in a plain tortilla). My husband's burger was the much better option. $60 for food and two waters, and I was still kind of hungry. Restrooms were relatively clean, though a bit of a trek from the concert area. We had some amazing seats, with great views of the stage but I do wish there was just a little more of an incline between rows. Appreciated the large screens they had set up to each side whenever someone extremely tall stood up in front. There were plenty of security stationed around to check tickets and keep an eye on things. At one point, there were two extremely drunk and obnoxious women behind us (knocking into me with their dancing, reaching over with their arms to clap) who had taken over a family's seats. They took a while to move and I don't think security needed to be called but it was nice to have that as an option. We left earlier to beat the traffic and it was the best option.

We saw the Christmas Carol play. The play was excellent, and some of the actors were trinity rep…read morequality, if not better. They have a concession area with free cookies. Other items like coffee and hot chocolate are available. Cash or credit accepted. Seats are not reserved, so go early. The heating system needs to be addressed. It was freezing in there.

Great Community Theater. Talented, Warm inviting group!…read more Concessions, restrooms & free parking.

Students from my school did a performance at this theater. I volunteered during rehearsal week and…read morethen attended the show on a Friday night. Our school uses this theater every year and they have been amazing hosts every time. The venue itself has an old charm to it, so while it may be a little dated, it didn't bother me. I love that on show night, they have a variety of snacks and drink options, even some alcohol choices. I was surprised to learn that they had a local IPA, which was awesome! Parking can be a pain with where it is located. We parked in the library, so it was a bit of a walk, but luckily it was a nice day so it wasn't a problem. I'm taking one star away because of the cost. They charge a service fee per ticket, so after all is said and done, I paid $40 for two tickets to see a middle school musical, just more expensive than I feel something like that should cost. It's not like the performers get paid. Overall it was a great show!

This was, I believe, the local movie theater in downtown Foxboro. It has been renovated, but it…read morestill has a 1940s appearance inside. It has a box office on the left as you enter and a large wooden refreshment counter which was standard in all movie theaters of that era. The seats are newer and comfortable. I went to a comedy show there. It was my first time in the theater. It is run by Bay Colony Productions which hosts productions such as Nunsense, The Producers and a Three Stooges Film Festival. They also sponsor children's shows along with voice and piano lessons. The don't really advertise upcoming shows very well. You have to look at the marquee as you drive by on Route 140 to see what is coming up. It is a nice theater, and I hope to attend more comedy shows if they have them.

Amazing studio! Fantastic teachers with the right balance of kindness and encouragement while…read morehaving structure. Very talented kids who work hard and clearly love dance. Always put on a fabulous, professionally run recital (at PPAC). The studio itself is very spacious and clean (their new location is 10,000sq feet). Dance camps held during the summer have a great amount of guest instructors from some of your favorite dance shows and professionals working in NYC (word of advice, the spaces fill FAST). This studio is one of the best around (THE best honestly).

My nieces both dance here and I bring them often for class. It's a great dance school that has not…read moreonly taught them both to be skillful dancers at a young age, but about determination, admiration, strength, friendship, never giving up and friendship. The teachers are wonderful!

What makes a great wedding? My wife and I made a long list of what we wanted our wedding to be and…read moreone thing that was at the top of our list was a GREAT PARTY. One thing that directly impacted that would be the DJ we chose. We went through tons of DJ's (there are a lot out there) and each one said "we will play good music!" Great, but until you have seen the DJ in action it is actually pretty hard to decide. I went to a wedding where the couple said their cousin is a DJ. That cousin was a person playing music from their phone. Plugged into a soundbar. From Pandora. With commercials. By the way, get Geico if you want to save 15%. In any case, my wife and I relied heavily on reviews to discern the difference. Reviews for All That Events were great and after a talk with Zeke, we decided to go ahead with him. He worked through the process with us, we gave him our do not play list and a few songs that were must plays. Then the rest was up to him. We got distracted with TONS of other things and then it was our wedding day. Zeke showed up early and set up. Fast forward to the reason you are here, the party. When I say that Zeke laid the groundwork for a great night, that's an understatement. Seeing your 85 year young Grandma-in-law gyrating on the dance floor to Swedish House Mafia, Priceless. Zeke did an amazing job of feathering the slower/classical music in the beginning of the night and transitioned to faster paced and fostered such a great party. Glow sticks were a flying, grandma's were a gyrating, and there hardly was anyone sitting. I don't like to endorse anything/anyone who I don't fully believe in. I don't write many reviews. When I choose to write a review, I do so because I hope my review can help out someone else navigating the Atlantic sized pool of vendors. You will not be disappointed with Zeke and All That Events and hopefully this makes your wedding planning a bit easier. Thanks again Zeke (sorry it took so long for me to write a review!)

We just used All That Events for our wedding on July 9th and everything was executed perfectly! DJ…read moreCraig kept everyone dancing all night and the uplighting gave the purple pop I dreamed of! The photo booth was so fun and they had so many props that our guests all had fun with. A special shout out to Sheila who was so attentive and amazing the whole process. I can't say enough good things about her and the company as a whole!

Awful experience. My 8 year old daughter went here for a couple of months before I made the…read moredecision to pull her out of classes due to many reasons . The owner (her name was Lindsey I believe) came across as very well mannered and likeable upon our first few interactions, but unfortunately that didn't last. She would have irrational mood swings and handle issues with a severe negative attitude around the children. When I confronted her about this, however, she became defensive and gave me major attitude. Additionally, it seemed like my daughter was never learning anything new. I would be paying this women a fortune to teach my daughter the same thing she taught her the week before. I am very displeased with my overall experience with management and staffing. As for the studio itself, the waiting room reeked of body odor every time I was there. It was so unbearable that I would just wait outside for my daughter to finish as I peered through the glass windows. Not to mention the studio was dirty and not well organized. Please please please save your time and money for some other dance studio better equipped to suit your child's passion for dance

Ms. Lindsay and ALL of her teachers and staff are so incredible. I have known her and her family…read moreforever and love the way she makes us all feel like family. I've been so amazed by all she has done over the past year with covid and providing all the children with the opportunity to keep their passion alive despite the restrictions. She always makes it happen even when it seems impossible. She is one of the most hard working mothers I know!! Not only has my 9 year old been dancing with her since she was 19 months old. She has taught all 3 of my boys! Her hip hop teachers are also amazing!! Their energy and optimism is contagious!