My kids have been in shows with center stage. I was amazed that by the quality of the shows. The…read morecostumes, the singing, the stages were truly amazing. CenterStage instills in children the love of musical center. I truly recommend them.

Incredibly talented performers, enjoyed "Working" as much as any production at DCPA ever! Amazing…read moreproduction for a small space, music and choreography we're perfect. So happy we found this wonderful little theatre, can't wait for their next show.

Terrible. I went here when i was a kid with my brother and we were both miserable. The director has…read moreno understanding of children. I saw her get mad at a kid for yawning. Yelling at him "am I boring you". Are you kidding me? They claimed to be professional and said "we will pay all the actors" but never mentioned they will take away payment if you did somthing they didn't like. Anything that's fun for a kid doing musical theatre is crushed. I lived acting and never did it again after this. Don't send your kids here if you love them.

We sent our daughter (age 8) here for a week-long day camp on acting, and she enjoyed it…read moretremendously. At the end of the week they put on a hour-long presentation of Willy Wonka, which was very well done. Every student gets a lot of individual attention here, and they rotate the parts so everyone has a chance to shine and there are not just a few stars (there were about 5 Willy Wonkas and about 5 Charlie Buckets, for example). Separately from this they also have a "professional" children's acting group, the Lunch Bunch, who I haven't seen.

The Peach Festival is a very large, annual occurrence in Lafayette. There are dozens of food…read morevendors and even more venders of crafts. The peach cobbler is amazing; although the peach turnovers were a pit pedestrian. The prices for everything were reasonable and the festival was really fun. Get there really early or around noon if you want to find parking.

Love this every year! We enjoy bringing the whole family…read moreand spending the day out here. It is a definite must -visit.

The Louisville Center For the Arts is a building next to Memory Square Park and it houses a fine…read morecollection of paintings and other forms of art done by local artists. Most of the pieces are for sale and the building is free to visit and also accepts donations.

I went to see The Prom at Arts Hub back in 2024, and I was delighted to see such a fantastic and…read moreinclusive community theater production! Especially with the recent closures of many performance spaces in Boulder County, this is a true gem. Plus, they sometimes have live music concerts, like Hazel Miller, who absolutely rules live.

Such a fantastic opportunity for the Colorado Arts scene. We've seen several shows- both kids and…read moreadults. The level of talent is amazing-especially in the adults. Easily put up there with Arvada Center or old BDT. Personally, my child has participated in several shows/classes. Incredibly impressed at the level of professionalism, class/camp offerings, and talent/knowledge of instructors. (I kind of question some of the negative reviews out there, maybe people thought they/child deserved a different role? LOL!) I would highly recommend.

I was lucky enough to see AscenDance Project in Union Square as part of the San Francisco…read moreInternational Arts Festival and was amazed. The show opened with two acts in a cube, which were fairly comical, especially a section involving swimming gear, performed to Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz. This portion was a great insight into the group's philosophy and attitude towards the performance. The rest of the program utilized the purpose-built climbing wall, which served as one of the coolest, most original stages I've ever seen. The dancers performed several different pieces, rotating through the group. The Isabel von Rittberg's choreography flowed beautifully, and was executed perfectly. My favorite performers were von Rittberg, Ryan Gaunt, and Sadie Landram. The dancers were as poignant and graceful as they were strong and steady. The vignettes provide commentary on the rhythms which dictate our lives. Each piece communicates different emotions, feelings, and situations, from a love story to individuals scaling the same high cliff face. My favorite pieces were "My Heart grew wings beneath Desert Skies", "Levitate", and "Heart-Core". I highly recommend that you take advantage of ANY opportunity to see this group. An incredible and moving performance!

After a random chat with a stranger at Tully's Coffee shop in downtown Berkeley and dinner at Sushi…read moreKo, a group of us went over to the Ashby Stage, conveniently located next to Ashby Bart, to watch Ascendance Project's opening home season show. The Ascendance Project is a group of seven dancers who challenge their choreography on vertical walls without the use of ropes! WHAT!!! Talk about taking dance to a whole new level. You know you've got talent when you can dance on vertical walls, have in-sync coordination and hold horizontal body positions off the wall. At one time I was reminded of lizards crawling under the desert rocks. The graceful acts even had dancers performing upside down in positions I'd never thought possible. The lighting effects created dancing shadows which at times accentuated the dancers in the act. It was beyond any dance performance I've seen. Never seen a show like this? Don't worry, they have more shows to inspire you to hit the gym. And if you miss their home season performance during March 6 to the 14th, then you can consider challenging yourself in one of their classes. It might come in handy if you ever decide to go rock climbing.

Nissi's is a great event space. I know it as a host to local (and sometimes not so local) music…read moregroups. On their website, you will find a full roster of shows to include local bands, comedy, and a lots of tribute bands. They are also open to private events. I find myself at Nissi's about once per month to see my favorite a capella Rock Band, Face Vocal Band. Face has performed at Nissi's for over 250 shows, and while they have been hosted at venues around the country, and literally around the world, Face loves to perform frequently for their local fanbase. Nissi's and Face built a great relationship starting two decades ago, at Nissi's former location, and traversing the years to tonight, where I will see what must be my 15th or 20th Face Vocal Band performance at their home base--Nissi's (I've been to both the former and current NIssi's locations). At Nissi's there is literally not a bad seat in the house. They have high tops in the back, where you can see over all the tall audience heads and look the performers right in the eye, and they have a lot of floor seating of various table sizes. It's not a huge venue, I think sitting about 75 in the audience. Tickets are reasonable priced-- I paid $35 each for mine tonight. While my husband and I have our favorite high tops for two, this time, I chose a four-top high-top to accommodate my visiting family and myself. I like the high tops in the back, firstly, because I'm short and can see over everyone, but mostly because the sound is great when you aren't too close to the stage. You can also choose a table for two, four, or 6, or whatever you need. Of course, you can always purchase a single ticket at any table with an opening. Meet someone new! The food is also good. There is a menu of reasonable size, and you can purchase a delicious and varied cheese plate, choose from a variety of appetizers, or go full boar with a large burger (poultry and plant versions are available), a local trout piccata plate, tacos, or even a beef stew. There are salads, sandwiches, and wraps. There is a full bar, and a selection of wines and beers that are not too shabby. The servers are skilled and unobtrusive, as you can choose to arrive early and finish your meal ahead of the show, or eat during the show if you prefer (food or drink purchase is not required, but hey, why not live a little?). I find the desserts to be a bit much--large and too sweet, so I have usually skipped that unnecessary splurge. Until... two months ago when they added a homemade lemon sponge cake and ice cream to the menu. OMG, so good! Not overly sweet, and refreshingly indulgent. I encourage you to browse Niissi's calendar, here: https://nissis.com/shows/ Find a show on a date that works for you, and have a date night!

5th Annual 60's Motown Spring Fling Dance Party! Great music and dancing with good service food and…read moredrinks!

My daughter signed up for her first ever ballet class. She was soooo nervous and the staff was so…read morekind and let me stay long enough for her to get comfortable. She ended up loving it. Looking forward to more classes at this lovely studio.

There's no other place I'd rather spend my week! I know my kids are in excellent hands with Tara…read moreand her staff. Every class we've taken the past two years has been excellent. My children have grown not only as dancers but in confidence and strength. Tara's energy is contagious and she truly is passionate about what she does. Whether your child is just starting out or has been dancing a decade there truly is something for everyone at TCDC. Amazing adult classes too! I look forward to adult hip hop with Tara each week.