It is very cute. The kids had a lot of fun and used their imagination. They were very entertained…read morewithout electronics!

Great place to spend the afternoon. $9 per person, though we came during a STEM event so we got in…read morefree. There's an indoor climbing wall, an art/ music/ dress up room, and then so many different centers- a kitchen, restaurant, grocery store, boat, dock, etc. There is a huge globe that spins and some awesome hands on activities. They also have a small outdoor space. There's a huge outdoor pavilion as well as a small one. There's also a butterfly garden. This museum butts up to the St. Tammany trace as well as the Kids Konnection playground which is free and amazing. Parking is across the street.

I attended A Raisin In the Sun play here and had a great time. The theater is small, cute, and…read moreclean. The lobby is small but they had a few concessions including cups of wine, popcorn, candy, chips, and soda. The women's bathroom was clean and stocked with free toiletries (pads, tampons, etc). The seating was easy to find. The chairs are labeled with seat number on the back which makes it easy to find your chosen ticket seat. The lighting and sound was good. I really enjoyed and would attend again.

Affordable! We went with a family of 6 and spent less than $100. Including drinks and one older…read morechild doing the 10+ course. The kids had a great time mastering the courses.

Peaceful escape for adults with playful challenges for the little ones. Sun time trumps screen…read moretime. Bring healthy snacks with you. They sell Doritos, Cheetos etc.

If you're in the area or just finished a round of golf, I would recommend checking out the bar and…read moregrill! The food and drink selections are pretty good and they also offer a kids menu too in case you want to bring the whole family. I will say be prepared to wait as they are a bit slow at times but the service overall is pretty good.

This restaurant is in the Club House on the golf course. It has come a long way. We went to Steak…read moreNight some time ago, and to be honest, we were not impressed. Servicer was not knowledgeable about the menu, and the food just wasn't good. However, we decided to give it another try many, many months later. This time we went on Margarita Night, and it was a good choice! The food was really good! Far better than previously. We had the Cuban Sandwich and the Burger. Both were delicious, as were the sweet potato friend. All paired well with drinks. The Servers were helpful, cheerful, friendly, knowledgeable, and service was quick. The margaritas were great. As were the Lemon Drops! Nice little snack night out. If you tried them in the past, do yourself a favor and go back! Well worth another try.

My dad rented this trailer for my niece's adoption party and it was more than expected! We were in…read moreit all night with the kiddos playing Mariokart & other games! The dude who ran it was very professional and made sure to keep an eye on the kids and help them with whatever they might need help with! Super loud, bright, and fun! If you want to have something at the kids party that will be talked about (in good ways), takes the kids off your hands (can I get a haiillll yes!), and is fun for EVEN YOU...get with Game Changers about renting their video game theater!

Great for Birthday parties!! Very professional, on time and accommodating for the kids!! If your…read morelooking for a Game truck rental I highly recommend these guys!

The Castine Center is a unique place. Located inside Pelican Park, it serves as the administrative…read moreoffices for the park as well as a multi purpose facility available for rent. I've been there for gun shows, fundraisers, school functions, and most importantly, the recreational league team draft. Northshore residents who live in Recreation District 1 pay property taxes to fund the park, the center and the improvements to the area. Being able to see where those dollars go actually makes me happy to pay those taxes every year. The Castine Center can be rented in sections or as a whole. Depending on the type of event it can be super fancy or super casual. There is a large parking area out front that can accommodate pretty large crowds. During the team drafts for recreational sports we have the place all to ourselves. Even though I've been there for many different events, I really enjoy the team drafts. We have the place all to ourselves as we sit around picking teams and laughing at the super competitive coaches trying to relive their youth. Most of us are there to help teach the kids and have a good time, but some of those people are serious as if it's the NFL draft. If you're looking to book an event, or have any business with the park, check out The Castine Center.

I attended the Grapes & Grain event at this venue. First of all, you need to know that GPS will…read moresend you to the wrong place. At least, it sent us to the wrong place. The building is actually located in the back of a really big park. There's a sign that you follow and you drive down a winding road and there you are. The venue itself is nice- there is plenty of parking and the room is really big with a stage and enough space so that you don't feel cramped. The staff that was working was good at picking things up when needed and keeping things organized. I had a good time at the event that I attended here and I would recommend this spot if you are looking to host a party.

I attended a wedding this weekend at the Cedar Post Barn and was a little underwhelmed…read more The venue is located in Albany, LA, which is a rural community about an hour from New Orleans. It looks like a large fishing camp on the outside. It's raised and sits over a large pond. The ceremony was performed on a deck overlooking the pond, which was sweet, but it was very warm. I was in a dress and heels, my husband was in a suit and tie and we were sweating. It was only 75 degrees, but there was no breeze and bugs were buzzing. Once the ceremony was over, we were ushered to the inside of the structure. It looked like a barn. Big open space, lots of wood. There was a bar and his and hers restrooms. That's about all there was to it. The main ladies room doors were swinging doors! Give me a door knob please!!! Also, the stall doors had those hooks that latch into the loop thingy. I haven't seen those things in years. It didn't feel quite private enough. These are restrooms people! The AC inside was blowing like a hurricane in a few spots in the room. There were spots where no one sat because it was just too cold and uncomfortable. I don't know if the venue provides food or not, but for this wedding, the bride's family took care of the food. After we ate, no one came by to pick up our plates. I had to walk around to find a garbage can near the bar because there were no others that I found. The parking area is the grass out front. We parked on the grass with everyone else and then walked in rocks to get to the building. Our shoes were muddy and scraped. I thought that the pond was nice, and the barn look was ok if that's what you are looking for, but this was too out of the way to have so many issues. We drove for a little over an hour to sweat, bus our own tables, scratch up our shoes and feel uncomfortable using the restrooms.

They were very nice and helpful with anything we needed. The staff helped make my day be as less…read morestressful as possible. Everything was beautiful and the food was absolutely delicious. Thank y'all all so much!

This is one of my favorite places in the world…read more I have been to the Global Wildlife Center lots of times and it is consistently awesome. The animals are well taken care of and the staff is always fun and knowledgeable. Our tour guide (I think her name was Sonora?) was very nice and went out of her way to make sure we got to spend time with all of the animals we wanted to see. Couple of tips. First off, spring for the private or semi-private tour. You have more freedoms to roam around the park and it's definitely worth the extra cost. Second, no matter how much animal food you get, you will wish you had more. The highlight of the tour is feeding the animals and you will not want to disappoint them! Third, they have added some new attractions in the last few years that look awesome but we didn't get a chance to do them. There's a kangaroo walkabout and a capybara experience, both looked really cool. Finally, they are offering a "painting" by the animals. You add food coloring to a canvas and the animals "paint" with their mouths while they eat. It was absolutely worth it!

My sister and I had come here 7 years ago and purchased general admission and had an absolute…read moreblast! Coming this time with an almost 3 and 1 year old we decided to book the private tour. You have to book online and choose a time slot that was still available. We chose an early time slot to make sure they both got their naps in. We arrived and you can tell they made a ton of updates since we were last here. We checked in and was recommended to order the sack of food and so glad we did! We had 4 adults and we went through the sack pretty fast! Cody was our tour guide and he was extremely nice and very knowledgeable! I highly recommend asking for him if you're doing a private tour. To say we had an amazing time would be an understatement. Feeding and seeing giraffes, bison, deer, cows, zebras, kangaroos, peacocks, llamas and so many more was such an axing experience. We can't wait to go back and do it all again!