Local live performances and I heard are going to be showing movies soon. Very historicread more

Beautiful facility that is both Student and parent friendly. Quality level of instruction. Overall…read morea very happy place to be !

what a loving caring environment. our kids felt nurtured and challenged by all instructors…read more highly recommend this studio.

Ann's School of Dance is a great place to dance for a kid who's in it for the fun of it. You won't…read morefind any "Dance Moms" here, and the overall atmosphere projects learning how to dance and having a fun time doing it. The teachers are caring, patient, talented dancers who put on a great show every year. Most levels and styles of dance are available. Drawbacks: There is no 'front desk' so to ask a question you need to call or butt in between classes to ask a teacher a question. The bathrooms are through the studios, so you disrupt classes if you have to use them. If you're interested in intense competition or extremely advanced levels of dance, this place is not for you.

We had a kids party here and the price for what you got was actually a good value! This zap zone is…read moreHUGE! There were tons of games and activities and even a bowling alley. The pizza is good and was delivered by a robot named Bella, so cute. The prize "price" was a bit higher than other locations I have been too but that's really the only complaint. I'll definitely make the trip to come back to this location!

This place is awesome and so worth the visit. SO MANY THINGS TO DO. We did the axe throwing and had…read morea blast! Employees were helpful. Food and drinks were pricey but all in all, wonderful!

Bummer that I had to listen to someone vacuuming when I was trying to watch my kids play.read more

This is a costly experience with arbitrary rules for 'safety reasons'. Exposed hard edges,…read moreuninflated stepping stools with masking tape on the sides in the Ninja area are likely to cause an injury. Their extensive waiver won't protect them from a poorly maintained facility. They refuse to allow comparable grip socks; another money grab, misrepresenting the actual cost to participate. The bathrooms were clean, but boy's restroom had broken soap dispensers.

Probably one of the BEST kids museums we've ever been to. We were in Lansing for the week, and we…read moredecided to stop by before heading back to Detroit since we are members of Cranbrook Science and they share reciprocity with Impression 5. So glad we did! My kids had a blast and there is so much to do! My kids had a blast learning about energy, gravity, nature, etc and when my little one just wanted to play - the toddler area with the slides and water tables was great! So many great exhibits and everything is hands on. There is also a lunch area (bring your own lunch as they only have vending machines with snacks) and a nursing station for moms and family restrooms. You can totally spend an entire day here! The 3 hours I had allotted wasn't nearly enough, and we can't wait to visit again!

I don't really even feel this needs an explanation. This place is for children to learn. Not be…read moreinfluenced by bad literature, and tainted thoughts. Will not be returning to this establishment.

Also Known As: The Wacousta Fish Fry The Wacousta Masonic…read moreLodge hosts a Fish Fry on the second Friday of the month, October through May. For $10 you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat, family style dinner of fried perch, American fries (also known as fried potatoes), coleslaw, rolls and butter, milk or coffee or tea, and cake. Take-out is also available for the same price, minus the beverage. You buy a ticket and if dining in, wait for your table number to be called. Getting takeout? Buy your ticket and head down the stairs to the kitchen. This is a delicious meal served by real down-home American people who love being together and having a good time serving great food. I grew up on the stuff, my dad used to cook the potatoes back in the 1970s. NOTE: the clothes you wear to the dinner will need an immediate washing, the fish smell lingers. Don't wear your best coat ! Also note: the only negative is the smoky room in which dinner is served, the ventilation system in the 150+ year-old building has problems and therefore, the fryer smoke can sometimes irritate one's eyes. The dining room is a handicap-accessible basement. Wheelchair users should ask for assistance if needed.

Fish Fry 2nd Friday of month from October to May. Served family style. Excellent hearty fried…read morefish dinner. Fish, tartar sauce, fried potatoes, coleslaw, roll & butter, coffee, tea, milk. Store bought cake for dessert. Coleslaw is oil & vinegar type and OUTSTANDING. About as close to a homecooked meal as you can get. Potatoes are prepared on site. Restaurants should have service this good! Don't expect fancy; just a tasty, hearty, simple meal. Parking is tight and muddy in the spring. Your clothes will smell like fish when you come out so wash them when you get home. Atmosphere is laid back and casual. Everyone is friendly and eating family style is a nice change of pace.

We are so incredibly lucky to have had this theatre here for 16 years. They put on amazing shows…read moreevery season. The leaders all live locally and are incredible actors. They are all so friendly. They have had several premieres here and support playwrights as well as partner with MSU and a rep theatre in Detroit. You will be hooked.