The staff there is always so friendly and efficient. The food and drinks are well priced and…read moredelicious. Management has everyone smiling and keeping things " tight. " It's always truly delightful experience at Riverwalk , even if the movie is bad . I've never been so compelled to tip at a theater. That's how good they are!

Omg. First time in this theater. What an absolute gem. We all are from out of town. We can't…read morewait to come back next year. And we will have dinner and adult beverages when there.

Four galleries in 4 attached spaces with one name... redefines "onestopshop"…read more.. 1. "Western" Gallery includes lots of cowboys and horses and landscapes with cowboys and horses. Frederick Hart sculptures, Robert Hagan, David Devary paintings. 2. "Nature" Gallery includes landscapes and water and trees and nature. 3. "Museum" Gallery includes museum quality images, museum quality artists, museum quality frames. Artists include Dali, Miro, Goldfinger. 4. "Abstract" Gallery includes vibrant and pure color with light bleeding out of the paintings. Favorite artist: Britten. Brilliant. I frequently have friends and clients who want me to help them choose art. They know I am an artist and that I am an art lover. I am always looking for great art, great artists, great galleries... and I have opinions. Josephine, the Gallery Director, welcomed me with a big smile and questions about what brings me to her gallery...? She runs the place so if you are lucky enough to be there when she is there, engage her in a conversation about art. RE #1: seeing the price people are willing to pay to watch the cowboyhatted Marlboro Man ride of into the sunset just boggles my mind. If you like that stuff, C. Anthony seems to have a great array. RE #2: quality oils, large canvases, beautiful images. RE #3: research this stuff before you buy it. "Dali" is a big name but at the end of his life he really sold out. He became a "signature" artist, much like a worn out football player who signs footballs to make money when he is retired. I understand that he would have someone else pull prints of his work, hundreds and hundreds of them, then he would sign his name, and it was like printing money. This is why it is not hard or expensive to now buy an "original" Dali. Many galleries rely on you not knowing this information. When I see a Dali in a gallery, one eyebrow always rises, uncontrollably. They also had an unsigned Renoir etching and it is very expensive, but ask the question, because the answer determines the value... "When was the etching pulled? Where? Did Renoir pull it? Was he alive when it was pulled?" Lots of people spend lots of money on this "Museum" stuff. Buyer beware. I did not have an opportunity to engage Josephine about these issues because she was welcoming a potential client. I am sure she has done some research. If you are considering the Museum gallery, ask... "Were these prints pulled by the artist?" The artist "Goldfinger" does to classical art and realism what Milli Vanilli did to music. RE #4: Currently featured artist Britten creates works that allow saturated color and light to bleed from the canvas. Her work is beautiful and powerful and lovely and needs to be appreciated and discovered by more people. If you are debating between a Britten or a Goldfinger, stop debating.

C. Anthony Gallery represents a variety of paintings, graphics, and sculpture by nationally and…read moreinternationally recognized artists. The art is always perfectly displayed ~ It's a must-see gallery. Local Oil painter Britten Roetzel's work is currently on display.

The guides that teach are unprofessional. They are constantly on their phones when they send the…read morekids off to explore, which is more like playing. They give them many of those opportunities, too. At one point, one of them was on the phone and cheering about getting something like a job. I wasn't sure. The other guide joined her and started cheering. They also encourage the kids to use the bathroom outdoors since that's what they would do in nature. I didn't know that and had nothing, such as tissue, to give to the kids. I don't recommend them.

I had the pleasure of participating at one of the walking tour of the at the walking mountain…read morescience center this past week with our guide, Reese. Reese was a great tour guide that was super knowledgeable of the area (animal, plants, and the seasons). This was a super easy hike for those who doesn't hike often or has kids with them and wanted try something else than skiing or snowboarding. When we got to the top, Reese gave us all the opportunity to take photos and he was also our own personal photographer. Definitely coming back to take one of the self tour/hike that this location also offers.

Had a lesson with Kenny. I am an intermediate beggar golfer. He spotted the couple things needing…read morefixing and explained and demonstrated in a way that was easy to grasp. Went out on the BC course the next day and was a definite improvement. I highly recommend Kenny and he does all this with a great smile.

Staff is amazing and has a great selection of courses! Was able to hit the range and crank out 24…read moreholes in 1 hour on 3 courses and got some awesome tips for my swing!

It was a lot of fun! Learned a number of things, and really enjoyed it. Wide range of talent in…read morethe room, which made it interesting.

Stopped in during our visit as my littlest child LOVES doing any kind of art. We were able to get…read moreour questions answered and able to do some pottery painting right away!!! The kiddos enjoyed it & the workers were friendly & helpful. They do offer adult beverages if you are planning an adults trip. They do have some take home projects as well! Which is a cool thing to take back. Music is playing to keep some good vibes- but it's not too loud- just backgroun

I like the club but am annoyed by all the real estate agents who are always working you here. The…read morefacilities are nice but be prepared for fake friends who want to sell you real estate.

The dude that runs the joint is a total asshole!…read more Secondly, it's kind of hard to sell instruments when you will not let people play them with a "pick"! You can strum a stringed instrument with your thumb... but you will not get the tone desired!! I asked the gentleman if I could use a pick on the instrument, he said no! I told him it was not the correct way to play the instrument , without a pick ! He quickly replied "I do it all the time!" What a smart ass! I understand his side of the coin!! As a store owner, he doesn't want a bunch of kids and yahoos coming in and scratching up instruments! I understand 100%! But, I really was interested in the mandolin and wanted to buy it!! Since he would not let me use a pick and correctly try out the mandolin.. I had to walk away! That was $1000 sale he missed out on! I would not recommend anyone going here unless they're interested in a cheap guitar and dealing with a smart ass! I still do not know what the tone of the mandolin truly sounded like!!

Excellent service on an older elecrronic drum unit. Fast, friendly, reasonably priced. Great workread more