I must say I'm really disappointed with the way my sister and niece were treated. The teacher gave…read moreout the costumes to everyone but my niece, and while all the moms were getting their daughters into their first tutus, my niece and sister sat there completely left out and left in tears. What should have been such a precious moment, was completely ruined. Taking into consideration that the teacher was a mother herself, I would have thought she would have been more thoughtful. My sister had even texted the teacher, and to this day she has not responded. I had been a student at Sharon Davis for many years, and didn't hesitate to recommend the studio to everyone I know, but that will never happen again. I happen to be a pillar in the dance community, and it's safe to say that she made a very expensive mistake. I would take your hard earned money elsewhere.

From the owner: Sharon Davis School of Dance, a Tallahassee studio, offers pre-ballet, ballet, pointe, jazz, & tap…read moredance classes for adults and children ages 3 & up.

I've been going to the Leach Center since December. I was able to join because I'm an FSU alumni…read moreand my sister got a membership with me. While I love the pool, hot tub, and all of the amenities, there are serious problems. The staff doesn't know anything about the gym equipment so they couldn't help me get started. I ended up downloading apps for the exercise equipment and using them to find out how to use the machines. The machines that have the capability to have you walk down a road in a country of your choice or stuff like that aren't enabled so you can't do that. They have a bad problem with people loafing on the strength training machines looking at their phones, even though cell phones are not allowed. There is an adult swim class and water polo practice and when that's own, the majority of the pool is reserved. The college closes for Spring Break, Winter Break, etc, and when that happens, the Leach Center is closed, too. Parking is horrendous. There already aren't enough spaces, and when a game is on, they close off some of the lots near the Leach Center. I only found out after getting a citation that membership does not allow you to park in the lot for free. I had to buy a parking permit and that's $65 per semester. I wasn't told about that when I signed up so I'm looking to go to another gym after my current membership ends. I also hate that because I'm not a current student, I can't just swipe a card to get in. I have to give the person at check-in my phone number and that gets tedious.

Leach has plenty of equipment and multifaceted wellness choices in addition to staple gym options…read more Indoor pool, cardio, weight training (need to expand this department twofold), and an indoor track. I appreciate the natural lighting and the staff as well. Things that need to be improved: weight area is too small for the quantity of people here. The gym really just needs to be 24/7. The hours as they are just don't cut it.

This past Saturday of Mother's Day weekend was my first time attending a ballet performance since…read morebefore the pandemic. I will always be grateful for how this non-profit organization kept us entertained while we were "sheltering in place" by creating and sharing videos of various informal performances done around town. Certainly kept us engaged and just compassionate regarding the complete shutdown of their livelihood. In any case, my daughter and I attended the "Invitation To The Party" (a celebration of diversity in music and dance featuring jazz, gospel, R&B, and more), which was held at Ruby Diamond Auditorium. Absolutely loved it, especially the diversity involved in the various numbers that were performed. There was live music by the Tallahassee Jazz Symphony; Leon Anderson and Avis Berry never disappoint! We were also treated by listening to Macia Porter, who was unknown to me. She performed wonderfully as well. We simply enjoyed the entire show. Kudos to ballet dancers, the choreographers, and all others who had a hand in this performance!

From the owner: The Tallahassee Ballet is a regional, semi-professional company featuring a combination of…read moreclassical and cutting-edge ballet. For 41 years, The Tallahassee Ballet has provided an outstanding training ground for emerging professionals, while stimulating appreciation of the dance arts in our community through several full-scale productions each year. This season proves to be an exciting one for Tallahassee arts patrons. The Tallahassee Ballet School offers classes for dancers of all ages and abilities.

We've been here before, long before the name change. It had been a while and we decided to go, this…read moretime bringing the kids. Last night, we went and saw "A Christmas Carol" as a family. It was a great time. I'd purchased our tickets online and they were waiting for us at Will Call, as promised. We stopped at the bar for a drink and then stepped inside the theater and found our seats. Everyone working or volunteering there was so kind. The theater is nice and small, quaint even, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The performance was great, as it has been each time we've been here. If you're looking for a little culture, and something different than "dinner and a movie", then give Theater Tallahassee a go. You won't be disappointed.

Disappointed. We were in high seats and the sound was distorted. We were not able to hear a lot of…read moredialogue. There were a few spaced for wheel chairs, but that is not the only mobility limitation. If possible reserving some lower seats as "accessible " would be a gift.