My husband and I did one lesson here before we got married, for our first dance. We brought the…read moresong and they recommended a waltz. It was harder than I expected, but we got it down! Money well spent, and it was super easy to schedule.

This is the only ballroom dance studio I would consider taking lessons. They are welcoming, happy…read moreand always supportive. The professional dance instructors maintain high standards for themselves as well as their students. The instructions are individualized to each student's abilities and goals. Ballroom dancing is one of the best activities for your social, emotional, and physical health. Don't wait call Just Dancing

I came here to watch Hadestown because it had the earliest showing out of all of the theaters…read morenearest to me. So charming! I love the art deco lamps and style that was sprinkled throughout the building, but especially in the actually theater room. It was nice to watching jazz sad songs and looking over at the deco lamps faintly glowing - such a vibe! The theater I was in was also small (Dreamlounger), so I think it's great spot of solo movie dates. My husband and I don't have the same taste in films, so I found these much better than the larger theater rooms. I hope to watch Six the Musical here if that's an option! Note: I think staffing shortages are hitting all movie theaters because even if you have a ticket already, you still need to check in with the Box Office. Oh - also, there is so much parking!

Go to the theater!…read more For a date night, the spouse and I treated ourselves to a double header back to back movie night. We played arcade games (could use a few more). Had some cocktails (ask about the specials). Ordered some foods and later came back for popcorn and candy. I will say their brand of popcorn and "butter" is way better than b&b theatre. Yes this trip was costly, but we had some gift cards. We should all be able to enjoy ourselves and have a good time without fearing the price tag every once in awhile. This location is widely accessible and even has an elevator for the big screen.

Brought my son here to have his violin checked. We were going b to stop at a different store but…read morethis was closer and I'd rather shop with small businesses. They have rental for violin, viola, or cello. Also repairs. Since this is a family owned store, I believe it was the owner that helped my son with his violin. He was extremely knowledgeable and very considerate. I'm happy we came here for assistance. This will be the place we come for violin repairs and questions.

I am not a professional violinist. I have an old violin. Suddenly the tailpiece in my violin broke…read more I didn't know what to do. I decided to go to Manchester music violin shop. The result exceeded my expectations. I came their without an appointment but Master luthier Andrey Lobko took care of my violin. In 15 minutes he fixed everything. And the price was very reasonable. I wish that we have more shops like this where people are polite and knowledgeable. Igor Belotserkovsky

They have their own private parking lot. There's usually a small cover charge when they have local…read morebands playing. The night I visited they had two bands playing, one on the earlier side and one later. The acoustics and the sight line from where I was sitting to the stage was good. It's a fun ambience and it appeals to predominantly to older millennials and Gen X folks. Drinks are affordable and service was good.

It's a fun venue to watch a live band perform. The acoustics are good and it isn't too loud…read more There's a bar and servers that circle through the crowd taking drink orders. They even offer mock cocktails for those who don't want or need booze. The clientele is a good mix, but it primarily is a white hoosier crowd. If you are into listening to live local bands, this venue is perfect for you. The cover charge to get in is only $8.

I have to say, I went here today for the first time in a while. maybe like 2 years & I remember why…read moreI stopped going now. From the moment I step in people are trying to sell me something, I just wanna browse and look around and explore my options but when someone sits there and watches me like a hawk it's really not an enjoyable experience to find an instrument

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They really only care about their competition dancers. Anybody else are just dollar signs. They…read morewill send out form letters indicating your child shows promise and that her teacher recommends she try out for one of the teams. This is just a come on so you pay more for intensive classes. My daughter tried her heart out for 5 years and never gave up. Every audition was a rejection. Finally it was just too much and she cracked. Now she does not believe in trying and all the mental health professionals we have dealt with say her depression is down to her experience with this dance studio. Is the extra income really worth the mental health and potential suicide of a child Renee? Please examine your policies and rethink the way yo treat ALL your customers. Sending out letters that your child shows promise and a teacher recommendation should honestly be sent out, not deceptively. You are dealing with the fragile psyche of a child! The one star rating is way more than you deserve.

My song for Mr. Rocchio is from Godspell: TURN BACK OH MAN!…read more Let me digress. Definition of the unconscionable contract: A transaction in which only ONE side benefits isn't a legal contract in the eyes of the law, even if everything is written out on paper and both parties have signed the document. After meeting Michael on the phone he sent me such a contract. The one that benefitted ONLY himself. Because he has oodles of rules, a one sided contract and a fee of $1300.00, I called several hours before our first session and asked him if we could have one evaluation session. This would give me an education on what I was about to purchase and embark on. I offered to pay him over his pay rate to grant me this initial time with him. I believe that it is imperative to clique with your therapist, doctor, dentist and VOICE TEACHER. So here's where it gets good...... (phone call 2 hours prior to meeting) Me: Hi Michael. How are you? M: Busy! Me: Oh sorry. Do you have a minute? M: I guess so. Me: I had a few questions before coming in. First off, I wanted to begin right away with you so I chose tomorrow's time. However, I do have a conflict with the following week. Could we possibly meet on another day for this one session? (over a weeks notice). M: If you read the contract it says that I DO NOT DO MAKE UPS. You can switch with someone but NO MAKE UPS. Me: Ok. (This is stated in his contract however, since we were starting in 24 hours and he offered me several time slots, I thought I would ask for an exception). NO soup for me! Asking made him bristle. Well, the other thing I was wanting to know is if we could make today's first lesson be an evaluation to see how we clique and to give me a better idea of your class. I will pay you more to do so. M: I don't understand! What do you need to evaluate? We had a nice conversation on the phone and everything else is on line! It sounds like you want to evaluate ME! Me: (Um how dare I? But, ya). Well, I think that meeting in person allows us both the opportunity to know one another. I am a teacher and I clearly understand the importance of commitment on your end. I just want to see what I am buying on my end. M: I'll tell you what then.... Why don't you pay me $100 dollars and come "MEET" me. (Then a loooooong silence). Me: Ok. M: If I sound annoyed, it's because I AM! I am insulted! Me: I see that you are upset here. I don't want to upset you. I don't think we are a match. (Let me just say here that I have asked people with higher degrees and less ego for an initial consult. Like ANYONE in the medical field. They are happy to oblige. But....... this was MAESTRO! You don't question MAESTRO!) M: Ya. Neither do I. And... there ya have it folks! Never even sung a note. I'm an educator and I have never found arrogance to be beneficial to my students on any level. However, If you want to hone skill sets on how to navigate an arrogant, self over rated, braggadocious personality type, give his contract a sign. Be on the look out for my first hit song, "I dodged a bullet."

Michael's prices are higher than anyone else around. He's semi-retired now, doesn't need the money…read morefrom teaching, so he's only willing to bother doing it if you pay his outrageous prices.