This is a fantastic studio! They are very kind, body positive and all the costumes and dances are…read moreage appropriate. My daughter has been dancing here for 10 years and she has gained so much confidence, self-esteem and many friends.

My daughter attended the toddler tumbling classes for a period of time, and she absolutely loved…read moreit. The instructor was great with the kids!

I have done business with Kidders for many years as a piano teacher. They are very helpful when I…read moream in need of music, and easy to work with when ordering music for piano or our church choir. They let me borrow things on approval so I can select choir music, and they have keyboards available so I can review piano music right there. They have always been great to work with.

I get a lot of my things from there- I play a double reed, and the Kidder reeds are okay for a…read morecouple of days, then sometimes they get all wonky. Sometimes they do work for a while- although a while is less than two weeks. They are very expensive. There is not a very good choice of music for oboe- flute books do work, but they have too high of a scale. In other words, they do not have very good intermediate books. They do have a okay selection of holiday songs in the back for oboe. I did get my oboe from here, and it lasted for a good while. I'm not sure what other people with different instruments would think about Kidder. I think it depends on the instrument you play. So, overall, I find Kidder to be satisfactory but not the best. Other instruments probably think differently, though.

This yoga studio is like eating your grandmothers cooking after years of not having it . It's…read moreexactly what you think you're missing in your life. The people and atmosphere just feel like home. Matthew is an amazing human being and even better instructor. I've never felt more comfortable as a beginner at a studio. If you can take one of Olivia's classes...do it and thank me later. She'll have you leaving that class ready to conquer anything and everything.

Came here for a pilates reformer class during a visit to see my partner's family. The sign up fee…read morewas only $15 for a first time class, which was such a great deal. The studio is downtown in a little plaza with several other shops, with lots of parking available. The inside of the studio was stunning - so clean, so well lit, honestly felt like you were going into a spa. The reformers were particularly nice in the room we were in, as there were only 2 so it really felt like you were doing 1:1 training. Judy led our class who was wonderful - I'm so used to doing classes that push you to the breaking point without focusing on form, but Judy was super attentive and helpful which was so appreciated. The class was an hour, and felt like a great workout overall. Will definitely plan on going back when I'm in the area, and highly recommend for anyone looking for a great workout!

It was fun and I loved it so much the teachers were so nice and helpful and fun the place was very…read moreclean Spotless and it was pretty and awesome my friends were happy to see

Review Visit: June 1st, 2013…read more You'll have a wheely good time here. There really is a museum for everything and anything. This one happens to be dedicated to all things on wheels. Or things that have wheels. Or wheel-shaped things. Okay, I don't think it's the last one but I do think this place is dedicated to items sitting on top of wheels. I'm not really sure how I found out about this place. It may have been from someone at work that brought it up during one of our many talks about traveling. Doing what I do best, I contacted someone to go with me and that person just happened to be my dad. We hopped in my car and made the semi-short drive to check the place out. When we approached the museum, the first thing we noticed was the train situated next to the building. You knew from looking at it that you were in for a treat. We made our way in and got to checking out the museum. The first thing we saw were antique cars. I recognized a few but a lot of them were unique to their time period. I'm not super attached to antique cars but I always think they are cool to look at in museums and such. They had maybe 15 or so at the time of my visit. We moved on to the other part of the museum and it had an eclectic collection of odds and ends. There was a firetruck that we got to take photos with. There was a Rube Goldberg-esque display as seen below. They had a mini train model set up in a glass case. Lastly, I remember there being a giant pendulum-style clock near the firetruck. It's rather hard to write this post as the place seemed to be dedicated to things on wheels but also other random odds and ends. It's best to check out their website below or visit the museum to see what I mean. It's a neat place to spend and afternoon if you have the time.

Fantastic automotive, trains and construction equipment made in Peoria and elsewhere. It is well…read moreworth the visit! The is so much more..., seriously...go visit!

Such an awesome Pilates studio. The instructors are all amazing and the members that come here are…read moreall friendly and kind. I love coming here!!

Plank Pilates Studio is truly one of a kind with exceptionally trained instructors who can connect…read morewith any level of physical fitness. They have beginner classes which help newcomers learn the art and technique of Pilates, and intermediate classes that always offer the option of even more advanced moves. I have been at Plank for a little over a month, and I have truly fallen in love. A car accident left me with a neck injury, and the sweet and knowledgeable staff at Plank are always offering suggestions specific to me and my injury so I can get the most out of class without leaving in pain. I can't say enough good things about Plank. Contact them to try your first class! You won't be dissapointed!

great choice of productions, very professional. small box theatre and main stage.read more

As we celebrate Veteran's Day, I thought it would be a good time to review this place. On the last…read moreFriday of each month, from 5pm to 8pm, the kitchen serves mainly whole catfish or shrimp for $13. Serve yourself baked potatoes or fries, baked beans, coleslaw and fixins' {oniions, bred, butter, sour cream, tartar sauce, mustard, catsup}. Buy your drinks at a window to the bar. The casual dining room is open to the public during those hours. It is casual. Many Bartonville Area people make it a regular habit. So it is a great time and place to meet and greet.. Taco nights. karaoke, and Monday Night 50/50 are also open to the public,