Such a fun and relaxing experience! I came here with a group of friends for a paint night. The…read moreinstructor was super chill and made everyone feel comfortable, no matter their skill level. The studio itself was really cute and cozy loved the string lights and all the colorful artwork on the walls. We painted a sea turtle (), and it was honestly easier than I expected thanks to the step-by-step guidance. Highly recommend for a night out with friends or even a casual date night!

Wanting to have a truly unique date night, I made sunrise reservations for my girlfriend and I for…read moreJune 20,2023, at 6:30pm. We were instantly impressed by the extensive and lovely galleries selections that were all for sale. We then met the owner & instructor, Erin. Very friendly and nice, she instantly made us feel comfortable and relaxed for our session. It was just my girlfriend & I which made it a really personal experience. As per the name, wine was allowed for our event and we opened a Pinot Gris, and began. All throughout the session, Erin was very nice & entertaining, patient and attentive, making the entire occasion relaxed and enjoyable. Our painting even turned out pretty good, despite the wine and our lack of ability. Thanks Erin!!!!

I've been here a few times and the venue is gorgeous. The live music is always fantastic and…read moreperfect for a nice night out. The bartenders can whip up anything, and it's good. There is a downstairs and a mezzanine & patio, so a wide variety of seating options. I always choose the downstairs bar as it's right next to the stage. I've been served by Damion, Sheri and Ong and they've all been super friendly and Damion's cocktails are superb. I haven't had the chance to try the bites yet as they've been out of the veggie charcuterie plate when I've been hungry but the portion sizing from what I've seen come out for others is decent.

I've been waiting for this place to open and finally decided to take my mom to their Fat Tuesday…read morenight that features live New Orleans influenced music. The hostess was very friendly, helpful and did inform us that they were short on servers so service may be a bit slow. My mother and I completely understood this being that we both work in hospitality and I've served downtown for over 5 years so I gave extra grace. That being said , I did not appreciate being obnoxiously yelled at by the server we had. I understood the shortage so grace was given but she walked past our table several times without making eye contact or any verbal acknowledgement . So I politely raised my voice over the noise and said " Excuse me" to the server to grab her attention. Again , no acknowledgment or eye contact so I assumed she didn't hear me & raised my voice an octave only to have the server rudely turn to us and scream in a very annoyed & distasteful tone "YESSSS! I can grab it once I set these glasses down." As if I she couldn't have said that to at least acknowledge us while passing our table for the 5th time , in the first place . That was uncalled for and could have really escalated to the point of a ruined experience so thank goodness this happened at the end. I couldn't remember her name but the name on our receipt said Olivia. Again , I've been waiting for a place like this to open so I will be back but will opt to sit at the bar if I ever have to have that young lady as a server again. Other than that , the ambiance was nice and I enjoyed my time. We came in around 8:30pm, right before the 2nd show. As a fan of jazz and blues music , I was satisfied and am excited to hear more during my upcoming visits. The food on their menu is more of an after dinner snack vibe to me so I wouldn't come here hungry. We shared a charcuterie board , it was a pretty light bite portion wise but enjoyable. The cocktail menu has some pretty good options. I had the Cicada drink, which was a ginger lemon dreammm to me. Loved it!

Absolutely horrible. Ryen sold "DVDs" of our dance recital and never gave us our DVDs. We were told…read morethat we weren't allowed to take pictures or videos during the actual recital. So the only way we could capture the memories of our daughters first dance recital was to buy a DVD. We ordered one and now she refuses to give us our DVD a year later. We are not the only family who didn't receive their DVD. She refuses to refund our money. She refuses answer messages or even respond to our better business bureau complaint. She's blocked us from making comments on the business Facebook page asking about the DVDs and trying to get a reply.

They were named appropriately, They are "A Class Act" !!!! Excellent place for a classical dance…read moreeducation (from recreational to pre-professional and professional levels)

The reading with this woman was on point. She's very insightful and in touch with what she does. I…read morehave used her several times and each time I leave with just what I needed. I have referred people to her and they have referred people as well . She's just awesome if you're reading this definitely reach out to her

Nancy is amazing, she was spot on. She did not rush through the reading and took time to give…read moreexcellent insight, to guide you in the right direction. When you talk with her you immediately feel her peaceful soul. If you are ready to make changes in your life....Nancy is your Girl:)

Looking for an amazing place for your child to dance. Rebecca Padgett School of Performing Arts is…read morethe place for you and your child. My daughter loves to dances. They are professional, diverse and caring to both parents and children. We will continue to dance at RPS for eternity. Ok

Awesome Atmosphere!!!! By far, my daughter's favorite place to participate in dance. They…read moredefinitely put on a show.... never a dull moment.

I took the Savannah Slavery to Freedom Tour with Sitstah Patt. First, the tour was very…read moreinteresting. Sistah Patt knew her stuff. Needless to say, the topic of slavery is an emotionally difficult subject, but a necessary topic. Sistah Patt made it interesting and educational. Take this tour. You will be happy that you did. I also took the Bonaventure Cemetery and Wormsloe tour with Dan. I enjoyed that tour as well. It was very interesting and it ends with cookies (a stop at the Byrd's Cookies store)- always a good thing.

We had Stefanie as a guide for the day. We boarded at their office in town (they called the day…read morebefore and told us we could park at the visitors center and make a quick short walk to where they are located). We loaded up and left promptly. She gave us some knowledge of the area on our way. She talked the entire way of lots of things we passed! We had a disabled person with a walker and she was very considerate and helped her get her walker on and off the trolley and made sure she was first on things and ahead of the group. She also had a cooler of free waters that I thought was very considerate! The itinerary was a bit different than the website I booked from. We went from their office to the boat ride, then lunch, then the lighthouse/beach area then dropped off people at their hotels and then back to their office. She said that the ticket was good for a couple days and that if you called them they would be there within 15 minutes and drop you off where you wanted within an area. We would use this service again!

The Museum of Hilton Head Island is a small, interesting and very family oriented museum. I had the…read moreopportunity to check it out, when I first moved to HHI, as it is at the Visitors Center. Within the museum there are a few exhibits and collections of artifacts that relate to the islands history and culture. There are a few small tours that focus on the traditional lives of the Native Americans on the Sea Islands, in addition these is a Pinckney Island walking tour, which is enjoyable (there is a great butterfly sanctuary) Lastly, a Sea Pinces Plantation Overview, which I skipped as I was exploring prior to the tour taking place and feel I got the main points. There are special events that occur from spring till summer-bird tours, which I have not done, but will return to do so. From there, there are a few agricultural exhibits as well as some wildlife preserve areas, with the information boards, explaining the dwellers, their history and habitats. The cost for most of the tours is $12 for adults and $7 for children, which is a bit steep, but with limited private funding, the money needs to come from somewhere...

How are these people not famous? Saw their Behind the Moss Curtain show last week and it was…read moreA-MAH-ZING! The puppets are as big and even bigger than people.

Our girl scout troop of 9 girls and 9 adults were lucky enough to by chance find out about Angela…read moreBeasley's Puppet People. What a fabulous time everyone had. We saw the "J-Lo and Friends" (Juliette Gordon Lowe) show and it was amazing! The girls had so much fun before the show learning about the puppets and their history from Angela, during the show learning even more about the founder of the Girl Scouts in a fun, interactive environment, and after when the girls got to try out some of Angela's puppets. It was so much fun watching the girls express themselves through the puppets. When asked about their favorite activity during our trip, this was definitely at the top of the list. I am so glad that we discovered this gem of a show and plan to spread the word in my area so that other troops will get the opportunity to participate and watch with Angela and her people. Thanks, Angela! You made our trip THAT much better!