I was really disappointed with this DJ service. They were very unorganized from start to finish…read more The only positive was that they came out beforehand to look at the property and plan where to set up their equipment. I had to yell for him to play our exit song during the ceremony. Unfortunately, the day before the wedding at rehearsal, we were suddenly told they would need to set up on the dance floor--something we hadn't been informed of and didn't have space for. They also ignored the playlist we had provided, which was frustrating since we spent time carefully putting it together. He played songs we had never even heard before. When asked to play songs he didn't play them. For the rehearsal dinner, I gave them a printed order of songs and the walking order (a month in advance, as requested), but nothing was followed. I also provided a script for the events that were supposed to take place, but instead of reading it, the DJ made offhand and unserious comments. I was in communication with him and provided a printed copy for him the day of the wedding. I had a list of table numbers for him to call to release for dinner. He kept calling the same table numbers. He never tried hyping up the crowd. We also hired him because he said he was bilingual and he didn't speak Spanish at reception as requested or make any of the announcements we had documented for him. Overall, the lack of organization and failure to follow through on clear instructions made this service very disappointing.

From the owner: At the heart of every celebration is the perfect soundtrack. We’re Marco and Emily, a…read morefather–daughter DJ duo fueled by a lifelong passion for music. From spinning records in our living room to lighting up dance floors at over 200 weddings, we combine experience, energy, and a personal touch to make your special day unforgettable.

This was easily one of the worst theater experiences my family has had. We came in with our tickets…read morealready purchased and ordered some food and drinks. Only a few seconds after we were handed our drinks, my dad was simply looking around for the straws. The worker then hit him with a sarcastic "I'll help you down there, sorry" and an attitude. I picked up on it immediately, but we ignored it and went on to the movie. Halfway through the film, we found out one of our family members had been kicked out because the workers refused to sell him a drink for his daughter. When he asked for the drink, Logan loudly yelled "NO," forcing him to go back and tell his daughter he couldn't get her a soda. The workers were rude, dismissive, and even laughed in his face. They admitted they didn't mind ruining her Thanksgiving just because they didn't want to make a soda. Quinn, who claimed to be the manager, allowed Logan's behavior without doing anything about it. The theater itself was also in terrible condition. Trash cans overflowing, dirty bathrooms, and an auditorium littered with trash that clearly hadn't been cleaned. Terrible customer service and a filthy environment. We won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Unfortunately I'm an idiot and didn't take pictures of the trash cans and whatnot, but I'm sure if you went recently or on thanksgiving you'd agree.

This is my go-to theater to see new releases. Tickets cost less than other theaters, but it is a…read morequality space. Staff is friendly and helpful, and their popcorn is hands down the best of all the theaters. Seats are comfortable and the theaters are always clean. Parking is ample. The theater is very handicap accesible. Give this place a try next time you want to see film. You'll be glad you did.

Amazing teacher, beautiful school! I really enjoyed seeing everything the school had to offer!read more

My girls and I have been involved with Sandy School of Dance ( formerly Geyer School of Dance) for…read moreover ten years. Miss Anna Frankus and her husband Paul Frankus have invested their lives in operating their dance studio. I appreciate being involved in a dance studio that is committed to making sure that all their music is appropriate and costumes are modest for all ages. Miss Anna spends countless hours choosing music and costumes for each and every dance class. Sandy School of Dance expects the best out of every student but, does not expect perfection. The Spring Dance Concert is always fun to watch. I love watching the little ones as they are just learning to dance before an audience, to the more experienced dancers who are able to showcase their skills. I have loved seeing many dancers improve over the years into confident and talented dancers.

How can you not like a old fashioned small town festival? Held in Pioneer Park it provides a fun…read morevenue to wander around the woods. Local community groups such as the Kiwanis Club, Boy Scout's, Sandy High ect. provide a variety of fair food everything from elephant ears to corn on the cob and BBQ. Artisans from all over the Northwest some out to show their wares. As well as bands, dance troupes and singers. In my opinion the big draw is the art booths and food vendors. However, they have a pageant featuring a princess or Queen in each age group, carnival rides for the kids, and other events throughout the week. However, if you aren't directly involved in the community of Sandy, the vendors are the big draw. It's exactly what it sounds like an old fashion community fair!

Great tasting wine. Service with a smile. You can buy a meowler and take it down to the beach or…read moreyour hotel. Also sometimes if we are very lucky old blue eyes is singing in the background

We stopped by several times from 01/16/2017 for three days. No signs indicating they're closed…read moreseasonally but they were never open. Too bad, it looked interesting. It's good business practice to post hours on one's door. Take a hint folks. Hope to step into your place sometime in the future.