I play volleyball at Coquille and it's always fun! The park itself is awesome and there's a lot to…read moredo! It's awesome they are expanding and it will only make it better and better!

I came to this playground with my family and the kids loved it. It's a beautiful playground with…read moreducks to feed, a lake to fish in, splash pad, slides, swings, and plenty of play equipment for kids of all ages. My 11 month old had plenty to do! The ground is very very soft too. I highly recommend this Park! Check their website for info on sports teams for kids and adults, as well as movie nights. I saw information on football, baseball, soccer, cheer, and rugby. Also kids camps and adults sports leagues. We need more places like this in Louisiana!

I had the same experience that April mentioned. My son was SO excited to try this new camp with…read morepromises of swimming everyday (They didn't swim once.), canoeing in the river (Didn't do.), etc. (I also bought a life jacket for my son but it wasn't even used once.) He said he never wanted to go there again. I was upset, because like April, I spent extra so that he could experience all they stated. I reached out to KidCam and they reimbursed my money. In the future we will stick with KidCam at Pelican Park. He's gone to that one for years and has always had a fun time.

Amazing camp and staff! My kids are hard to please but they have had so much fun and can't wait to…read morego back.

If someone asked me if they should start taking lessons at Madisonville Equestrian Center-I would…read moredefinitely recommend! Ms. Zoe Ann has been around horses her entire life and doesn't mess around, but is always so nice. Everyone is so kind and welcoming and the horses are in great shape. I love taking lessons and going to camp because you learn so much and have so much fun! The barn and pastures are well-kept and there is a huge arena to ride in with plenty of jumps. I've been riding here for about 3 years now and don't regret coming here at all

The stalls hadn't been mucked out in days and fresh sawdust was just thrown on top of dirty…read moreshavings. The water in the troughs was stagnant and had mosquito larvae in it. The "paddock" that had four horses in it had no fresh water, shade, or grass, instead it was full of stagnant muddy water. There was a horse in a pen that was unable to move because there was no room. Zoe Ann snapped at my daughter when my daughter was trying to explain something to her. My daughter is six and it was her birthday. This place is disgusting. They took pictures of my children without me knowing and posted them to Facebook too.

Please pay attention to this schools security measures and policies. We enrolled our toddler right…read morebefore Ulvade. Concerned, we realized we had not looked into this schools security measures. We contacted administration. After going over the response we realized our public school system was doing more, SRO's, electronic locks, etc. We decided we were going drop our toddler from their program less then 2 weeks from our application 3 months before the following school year began. This is where the administration went dark. We had already handed over our FULL years tuition with our application. After two weeks of no info on our refund status after countless emails and calls. I met with the principal. I realized he was adamant about keeping a HUGE portion of our families funds even though our toddler has never used the facilities and we were dropping 3 months before. As reasonable people we expected to lose a deposit. This was not the case. PAY ATTENTION TO THEIR POLICIES before even beginning enrollment. They will hold as steadfast to these as tightly as they will your families funds. No matter the circumstance as Mr. Humphries made this very clear during our meeting. I cannot speak on the learning environment or educational staff as we only had the most unfortunate situation of dealing with the principal and admissions staff. If you enroll your child here and have any concerns regarding safety my hope is that your concerns will not be handled as callously as our families. Goodluck.

From the owner: Kehoe-France was founded in 1949 as a Day Camp for boys and girls under the direction of Patricia…read moreKehoe and Frank A. France. From this partnership Kehoe-France School began its existence in 1962 at 720 Elise Avenue in Metairie and in 1996 a second location at 25 Patricia Drive in Covington, Louisiana. Kehoe-France Northshore, an authorized IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme and a candidate pursuing authorization for the Middle Years Programme, is open to students from 8 weeks old through 7th grade, which includes early childhood, preschool, lower elementary and middle school.

I highly recommend this music academy. My son grew tremendously with lessons here, and it fueled a…read morepassion for more learning. The lessons are affordable, the facility is always clean and welcoming, and the teachers are among the best.

This is the best music school on the Northshore. It is the most friendliest atmosphere you could…read morewant for you or your child's music lessons. Love the complimentary coffee!

Warm and caring environment that has been around for a long time. My six month old has been here…read morefor a few months and she is completely comfortable with Linda in the baby room. Great communication with the parents regard the progress of the child as well

From the owner: Specializing in: - Day Care Centers & Nurseries…read more- Preschools & Kindergarten - Child Care - Schools

My wife and I took in a Sunday matinee of "Dial M for Murder" at Playmakers Theater in Covington…read moreand thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The old standard, "Dial M...", was well presented and featured a fine mostly experienced cast, excellent direction, great lighting, and quality stagecraft. Seating for 110 is extremely comfortable and there's really not a bad seat in the house. Ticket pricing is quite reasonable and senior and military discounts are available. Playmakers Theater in Covington, now in their 71st season, is highly recommended!

OMGOSH, what a fun evening! We hadn't been to Playmakers in forever...in fact, this was the first…read more"date" I took Petunia on when we met. What a glorious evening that was, I even patted my own self on the back. We started with dinner at Cafe Lynn (she was wearing the new dress and shoes I had picked out...go me, right?) and then came to Playmaker's for a night of theater. It was a great time, although I can't remember what it was we saw. I really hope the night was as special for her as it was for me. Good memories at this place. Anyway, fast forward to this past weekend and my neighbor, Courtney, had been telling me about her adventures in the theater with her daughter, Abilyn. So, what a great time to make a return to Playmakers! Nothing much has changed about the place; it's still down a little road to what seems like nowhere until it stops in a little roundabout with a little bit of parking. No, there isn't much, but it was plenty tonight. The vibe from the parking lot is exciting and we were ready to get to our seats (after pre-snacking, don'tcha know). The building is unassuming, but cool, and the theater itself is a tiny little thing, very intimate, and it was really neat to be so up close and personal with the cast. There are concessions with soft drinks, wine and beer, plus popcorn and candy, so we loaded up and hit our seats. Tonight's play was called "Choose Your Own Oz." It was interactive, with a live narrator and a chance to choose details or paths for the story. I won't spoil it, but it's fun and your kids are gonna love it. If you're looking for a great little play, check it out. Either way, keep your eye on the Playmakers Theater, they have several shows a year and it's great to support and experience theater in your own home town.