My daughter has been involved with CTW for about 5 years now. This summer's production of The…read moreLittle Mermaid will be her twelfth play or musical that she has acted in at CTW. She absolutely loves it. Not only does she get to learn from skilled directors and staff, but she has developed friends outside of her normal circle at school. I like that they not only offer opportunities to perform classics like Grease, but they are challenged with other plays that are less known and they have to develop their characters from the script and not from something they've seen already on the stage or screen. CTW also offers opportunities to learn other aspects of the theater such as building sets, sound and lighting, improv, and even writing their own scripts.

My son went to the Fall 2016 session of CTW and he loved it. I was really impressed by the…read moreprofessionalism of all the staff and the plays. My son joined the Players company for 7-9yos. And after a couple classes, he auditioned for the Players company play and was cast in 2 small roles. Every child enrolled in the classes, gets a part in the play. Maybe there is more competition in the older classes? I have no idea, but at this level every kid gets a part. The child can ask for a small, medium or large part. So there is still some "competition" if your child wants the starring role but no one is left out. Then they start rehearsals which are 3x a week in addition to the class. So make sure you and your child are committed before signing up. But in a short period of time (I think all told it was 2.5mos), they put on a complete 45 min play, with costumes and sets. My son was so proud to have family and friends come see his play. What makes CTW so wonderful is the staff. They work so hard to help the kids succeed. I especially admired the patience and positive attitudes they have with all the kids. My son starts the next session of CTW on Saturday and he couldn't be more excited!

We love the drive-in!! It's a family friendly, low cost outing. Good food and the latest movies at…read morea reasonable price! You just park and tune your radio to the correct station. It's easy! You can also set up chairs or sit in your truck bed. It's so fun! The staff is on top of people who may leave their lights on. They are so helpful and on top of making sure you have the best time! We can't wait for them to open back up!! *You can bring your own food if you have dietary issues, but you have to let them know and pay a fee or they can ask you to leave.

This review is for Zumba class - Tuesday evenings…read more For how packed this place is, I am really surprised no one has bothered to give it a review. Tons of little girls in dance gear running around, waiting for their class, coughing on each other and being loud, but if you can manage to ignore (without stepping on) them as you make your way to the back studio, then you will find Jill. Great Zumba instructor, high energy but she watches her class and adjusts the workouts to the attendees' reactions. It was a pleasure and worth the trek down to Milan to take this class. First class is free. After that - $9. If she teaches somewhere else, I would follow her. From the outside, the venue is huge, inside it's tiny and cramped except for the studios. Studio we Zumba'd in was spacious and had really nice air movement.

Negative feedback time! I've never done a post like this…read morebefore, but feel it's DUE!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT vending for Uncle Sam Jam in Woodhaven. #1) All communications were done via phone calls, no paper trail of promises. (Learned my lesson THERE!!) #2) Promised me a "fairway" placement because my product is "too cool for the crafters area". I would have NEVER paid $1k dollars for a one weekend CRAFT show. I believed I was paying for a premium placement at a MUSIC festival. I reiterated my spot may be wrong during setup, but was reassured that WAS the fairway. It was not. It was the entrance to the carnival, 95 percent of guests power-walked right past us. This "fairway" was behind the stage and not visible from there, with NO SIGNAGE or promotions on their sites stating vendors were involved . #3) took ZERO consideration of booth placements, placed three jewelers next to each other, two candy vendors next to each other, BUSKERS who distracted and scared away guests right in the middle of us. The poor handmade BBQ sauce booth was placed with FOOD TRUCKS and has sold a big ol $300 by SUNDAY NIGHT. (Day FOUR) #4) Any feedback I've given to the organizers has fallen on deaf ears, only stating they did INDEED place me on the fairway as promised. States it's probably not my demographic, (guitar string jewelry at a music festival?, Ok!) Had they charged a FAIR PRICE for their booths, I would have made enough profit to pay for another show. However I only made my money back on costs of goods sold. Now I get to rebuild all my merchandise for free. They are refusing a partial or full refund. I DID NOT GET WHAT I PAID FOR. No wonder all the vendors we met were first timers like us, they probably don't get many return vendors treating them like THAT. I will NOT return to Uncle Sam Jam.

My daughter loves to go to the Uncle Sam Jam every year. Rides are very safe and supervised.read more

Though seemingly a good dance school, a bad taste was left after the Nutcracker experience. It…read moreseemed to be more of a money-making enterprise than something for the students. Not only are the parents paying their normal tuition, they had to pay part of the costs associated with the production (yes, there was effectively a fee for their child(ren) to be in the play), plus the parents were required to pay to attend the play. They didn't have to attend both performances, but come on, what parent would just drop off their little one and not stay? That seems like a lot of paying on the parts of the parents, don't you think? At $20.00 per person, they weren't exactly cheap tickets. Two stars were chosen because the definition for two was "Could've been better", which is precisely the point. The experience was damaged by what appears to be gratuitous fund-raising.

Great dance studio for all ages. Nice teachers and other staff. Definitely would recommend it to…read moreany parent looking for a dance studio.

Great track, friendly Tech inspection. Track guys were very tolerant of the first timers…read more For $30 you get to make as many passes down the track as you can during "Test and Tune" days held on Wednesday. A steal if you ask me. We made 12 passes in 2.5 hours. A very good deal. An added benefit is that you can be up close to cars that may never see again. It's just plain awesome!

Ah, there's nothing like the smell of burning rubber and the revving of big, powerful engines to…read moreremind you its summer! And there's nowhere better to spend a summer evening than the Milan Dragstrip. It's family fun at its fastest! Even if you don't know drag racing, you can have a great experience. There's plenty of spectator parking, all just steps from the track. And there's plenty of seating on both sides so you can grab your view of the fast-paced action from the starting line or down by the finish line. Watch racers in all kinds of cars and "classes" compete for the fastest reaction time off the "tree" and best speed down the asphalt. The crew does a great job of keeping the track safe and prepped - so important! There are various concessions available so no need for dinner before you arrive. I've visited lots of racetracks (big city small town, urban, rural) and this one is a winner!

Had a baby shower here. It's country, hunting themed. They do have an open cash bar, a full…read morekitchen, and is nice sized. It could use some updating but, the people were very kind, and helpful. I paid a 50.00 fee and the mommy to be loved it. We fit 70 people, a gift table, cake table, and a photo booth.

Beautiful town! The Old Mill Museum is surrounded by water and is across a bridge which gives…read morecharming views from every corner near it. I've heard that the museum is haunted. It definitely does have the goosebumps vibes. The day we visited the town just happened to be the day that it was closed so we were not able to enter and check it out. On the side of the building there is a park and it has a pickle court and it looks like fun! The neighborhood has beautiful homes and it feels very homey. Will definitely be back!

This was a real treat as we went to Dundee just to explore the water area and the dam only to find…read morethat this was here and open to the public. It was a gold mine of local history in a great building. It had three levels and if needed the staff would allow family members to ascend/ descend the other levels if needed to keep with the social distancing. We were the only ones at the time with another group joining as we were leaving. Dundee is rich is history and many artifacts and gems are present here. I especially liked the school display area and the general store area. My favorite was the archives where me and my son looked at newspapers and yearbook dating back many years. White gloves are provided for very delicate documents and books. Henry Ford was influential in the machinery and design here also. If you love history and or have tekatives in this area, this place is for you.