We went to see "Head Over Heels" at the MET Friday night. We heard about it at the Frederick Arts…read moreFestival and were interested because it used the Go Go's songs. It was cute, smart, funny, and entertaining. Everyone had fun performing and watching the play. Tickets are inexpensive and the intimate seating arrangements means no bad seats. What fun. Looking forward to the next show.

Professional Theatre Company with high quality productions for all ages and interests as well as…read moreclasses for adults and children as well as dynamic summer camps. Wide range of prices for seats to allow greater access to live theater, including some "pay what you can" options. Conveniently located in beautiful downtown Frederick MD across from a city parking garage (Court Street Deck) that is reasonably priced as well. Plenty of terrific options for a pre-show meal or post-show nosh/drinks.

The Frederick Symphony Orchestra (FSO) is a community orchestra composed of professional and…read moreamateur musicians from Central Maryland and surrounding areas. Founded in 1997 as The Frederick Orchestra, the group added "Symphony" to its name to celebrate its 10th Anniversary Season in 2006-2007. The orchestra performs a series of concerts each year which include classical masterworks, music by contemporary composers, pops concerts, and educational programs. Through its affiliation with Frederick Community College (FCC), FSO performs at FCC's Jack B. Kussmaul Theater, and qualified musicians can receive college credit for playing with the orchestra.

Avoid this place at all costs! The owner of this studio (Donna Grim) is a cruel, vicious woman. I…read moredon't mean that she is tough on the dancers, I mean she is sadistic to some. My daughter got "the treatment" when she transferred to the studio (she was a top-notch dancer) and refused Donna's suggestion that she join "the company" (the elite competition girls). We had moved studios because my daughter wanted to concentrate on her education, and just wanted high-quality classes without the time obligations. In ONE semester, the owner managed to destroy my daughter's self-esteem and self-confidence, and kill all love of dance in her. In hindsight it is apparent that she was brutally taunting my kid, although my child was scared to tell me until I finally witnessed something myself and started questioning her. (I am NOT a dance mom). When I talked to Donna, she blew me off and told me that even though my daughter was in all the same classes as the "company girls" she was excluded and was an outsider, because she wouldn't commit. The level of vitriol from this woman was spine-chilling, and I pulled my daughter immediately - never even finishing the performance that evening and the next. I found out afterwards that Donna (who taught the classes) would single her out and humiliate her in front of the other girls, calling her stupid and clumsy, and encouraging the other children to mock her. Mind you, my daughter was the top of her classically-trained school before she transferred in. Because of the genre switch, my daughter assumed that SHE was at fault, and worked even harder, but this horrid woman would single her out the next time. It has been almost 8 years since that happened, and my daughter has never danced since. I would avoid this place at all costs. YOUR kid may never get the sadistic treatment, but it trickles down to the other dancers. They never actually shunned my kid, but many other dancers were treated poorly by the other kids. It's just an environment that is dark and unpleasant.

As a former student of Dance Unlimited (10 years in the company and 13 years at the studio), I am…read morethankful everyday for the stellar pre-professional training I received under the careful watch of Donna Grim. Not only did I gain invaluable technique training from Donna and other fabulous teachers (namely Ms. Gayle-- the resident Ballet guru), I also learned how be a compassionate, team-oriented and driven person in the world. Yes, the classes are challenging. Yes, hard life lessons are learned on the dance floor, but I wouldn't trade my years with Donna for anything. I was encouraged to cultivate a passion for dance at Dance Unlimited that has stayed with me my entire life. The community that is created by Donna and the other teachers is one that is irreplaceable. I still keep in touch with many of my former team mates and their parents! My training at DU has paid off-- as I am now a professional in the musical theater industry-- represented by a great NYC agency and working in regional theaters around the country. Dance Unlimited is a save haven for those who love to dance and want to get themselves to the next level both personally and technically!

I took my daughter here for some girl time and we had the best time. It was our first time there…read moreand Staff was friendly and explained how everything worked. They had sooo many wooden pieces and ceramics to choose from. And not the lame generic ones you see in other paint shops. Like stuff I actually hung up. I pained a layered Sanderson sister sign for Halloween and she did a small pumpkin. Prices are very reasonable. I'll def be back, maybe even by myself for some me time.

Surprisingly wide selection of good, reasonable price considering the usual movie food price. A…read moregood amount of arcade games and posters are up that are really cool if it's for your movie. A true movie theater experience.

Amazing actors and props! Lots of time and thought went into the making of the haunt.read more

Awesome haunt! Everyone needs to try this place out!! Great actors and sets!! On Fort Ritchie…read moremilitary base in Cascade Maryland! ​​​​​

Elite feet dance studio is amazing the teachers are very nice and students are very nice I would go…read morethere if I were you 1mil/10. (I go there)

My 5-year-old daughter has been taking ballet here for over a year now, and we have had a very…read morepositive experience. She also took a 4-week hip hop class here over the summer, and went to the Tinkerbell camp. All of the teachers are great with kids. The classes fill up quickly--the studio appears to be very popular. I know the director does her best to accommodate special needs children as well, which I think is wonderful. I usually sit and wait while my daughter is at her class, but I know the parents with older kids often leave and come back...lots of places nearby to go--the studio is right in the historic district. There are small TVs set up inside so that you can watch your child's class. The waiting area is somewhat small and can get crowded, but not a big deal. I find the other parents to be very pleasant and sometimes they chat--I usually also bring a book. Parking is very limited--if I am running late, I usually have to find a spot on the street.

Alexander Mitchell is an amazing fiddler/violinist who can play any number of musical styles. We…read morehave listened to and loved his music for years! I highly recommend him if you need someone to perform for your event. He is very professional, courteous and will go out of his way to assist in any way possible!