Sky is a great place to do yoga!! Lots of great and knowledgeable instructors! Beautiful and…read morewelcoming space! Aerial is a ton of fun no matter your comfort level with it they'll help you into some fun poses!!!

This is a great place to do aerial yoga, hot yoga, restorative and yin classes along with a few…read moreother types of classes. It's a beautiful facility in the heart of downtown Eau Claire. The staff and students are friendly, helpful and welcoming.

If you are not too serious about yoga & serious about goats...this is your spot! Super fun activity…read moreto just be spontaneous and have fun with friends. The instructor was a great sport and I never had so much fun doing yoga. Alpaca yoga is next for us.

My wife chose to go here for date night. She had done it before, it was a first for me…read more Upon entering, make your way to the back. You have to read a sign a waiver that is good for a year. Your coach will then take you to a lane, where you get a safety briefing and are shown one handed and two handed techniques for throwing. There are 3 lanes with two targets each. You can also throw knives. Axes included or available for purchase.

Good times for anyone looking to hang with buddy's . Went for a birthday and it was a blast'read more

Had a blast with Nightshade Inn! GM Sam did a great job giving hints and putting up with our…read moreteam's terrible banter. We'll be back!

We have done most of the rooms and they are pretty fun! Lots of different puzzles and mind benders…read more The 90's room is really cool for us adults that want a blast from the past, our kids enjoyed it too. Some game masters are better than others which can make a room more enjoyable. The hardest one in my opinion is the wizard one. There was a lot to it to get through in an hour but if you have a bigger group it might help. Ascension was really unique and had a lot of different kinds of puzzles compared to most escape rooms that we really liked to experience. Location: conveniently inside the oak wood mall.

Jelina offers out of this world body work. She was my first ever professional massage and it opened…read moreup a whole new set of ideas for me when it came to the notion of "self care". I experienced a few other therapists since then (gifts/different proximities) and they honestly didn't even compare.

Got my I-O prop repaired. They provide a one week turnaround. Drop off the prop before Tuesday noon…read moreand pick it up the following Tuesday. PropMD out of MN does the work. Typical cost is $75-100. Mine was $82 and it looks like new.

I feel you can safely disregard the couple of pissy reviews here on Yelp. Marine Plus was…read morerecommended to me by a neighbor, and I'm very grateful for that referral. I was in a pickle. I was in a situation that other boat and marine places might have tried to take advantage of. Instead I received excellent personalized service. And speedy, too. You work hard for your money. You want to be treated right. When you finally get time off work, you want your boat and marine stuff to work right. Steve and Brenda were very thorough and honest with me, and did not try to oversell or misguide me. Just the opposite. They are a family-run business, dependent on other people's referrals in our community. And they earn them. You'll be very satisfied with Marine Plus, as I am.

The Chippewa Valley Railroad operates on a loop in Carson Park, across the street from the historic…read morebaseball stadium. Appropriate for kids of all ages, especially those of us with grey hair that remember the real thing, the railroad operates passenger trains pulled by live steam or "diesel" power. The diesel, actually a model of GM's famous F series locomotives, runs on a Wisconsin internal combustion engine. It was built by the Miniature Train Company sometime between 1948 and 1956. It is one of at least 5 such trains operating in Wisconsin. (Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay, Wausau and here.) Chippewa Valley Railroad goes the typical MTC railroad one better with live steam. You can ride the MTC train or a live steam train. The loop is about a half mile and takes you along the bluff above the Chippewa River, past a picnic shelter, over the road that takes you to the depot, past a silent observer (keep your eyes peeled!) before returning to the station. When your train arrives, the next one departs. The trains were obviously built for little people but there is an open-air gondola that's a little more comfortable for larger folks. It's pulled behind the steam engine. Rides are reasonably priced, considering ticket sales are the only source of income for this rolling museum. It is manned by volunteers who love railroads, and you can tell when you speak with any of the staff. The Chippewa Valley Railroad only operates during the summer and only on Sundays and July 4. You might think it's only for kids. In that case, borrow a couple of kids from the neighbors and go ride the train.

Best dance Studio in Eau Claire. They recital is brilliant and production value rivals a touring…read moreproduction.