Great environment to learn dancing. Teaching is excellent, staff very friendly and the dance floor…read moreis fabulous

Pretty good place to watch a local performance and support a small business!…read more We saw A Christmas Carol. Overall, I enjoyed what I saw and it was rather nice for the modest location they have.

We went to comedy "Play On" and we loved the show. Stage Door Productions is a local non-profit…read morethat support local actors. Play was funny and had a lot of heart. Cast and director answered audience questions after the play that provided extra insight and humor. Don't miss the next play, go to www.stagedoorproductions.org for more information.

Our daughter has been taking voice with Mariah and participating in her shows and recitals for…read moreseveral years now. Mariah has been an incredible teacher for her and has really helped her blossom. I was skeptical that you could do music lessons online, but the results speak for themselves. The student recitals always highlight how much growth Mariah is able to foster in them, even helping the really shy ones develop stage presence and confidence. Mariah is a delight to work with, and has such a strong connection with her students. I'd highly recommend her to anyone, without reservation.

My boyfriend gave me voice lessons for Christmas, something I've always wanted to pursue. After…read morejust a few weeks Mariah had me breathing correctly and finding my natural voice. She is amazingly patient and a great coach!

She is amazing. my daughter and son love going every week to class. She is great and has such…read morepatience with all the kids. We do the Grace n Groove class and Boys' Hip Hop classes right now we plan on adding Tap , Musical Theater, and Competition Dance in the fall.

Cool unique part of Historic Fredericksburg where you can learn from a living history demonstration…read morehow medicine worked a few centuries ago.

Such a cool tour!! Very much worth it. Two different rooms and a whole upstairs and don't skip the…read moregarden!

If you aren't familiar with the area, you'll miss it, or you won't even know where this gem is…read more Through a side door, and down a flight of stairs, is where you will find the heritage center. An abundance of history, all climate controlled for preservation purposes, this is where you can trace back family history and ancestry, among other historical items of interest. Being a Record Coordinator by trade, these places fascinate me - if all the pages of these documents could talk, you'd be amazed by the stories they homed. I came in with my mother in law to discuss homing a historic document, for future and current generations to see as it has never been in a public location, and the team were all very pleasant. They were busy assisting a few people who were on the computer stations, printing pages for them (all at a cost) to take with them for their thesis's, and were ensuring they left with all the historical data they required. There is only a small area for you to sit and work, and to browse, and you cannot go past a certain point in the working area. No drinks or food allowed (obviously), or photography - and you cannot really look through everything on your own due to the fact if anyone could, it's preservation would not be as pristine as it is - but once the team have located what you require, you are left to your own to read and look through it all. Do not let that sway you, if you need local records or are looking for American Revolution History, this place can really help and you will not be alone - especially if genealogy isn't your thing, I mean it's not for everyone, right!?

I've taken two classes here: Christmas ornaments and stained glass. The owner is extremely…read morepassionate about the art- consistently developing additional designs and options. For the ornament class, we watched a safety video, watched the instructor demo, including tips on what to do and not to do, picked out our color choices, and went person by person blowing our three ornaments- it was a little tricky, but that's the fun in learning something new. The cooling process takes ~2 hours, so you'll want to find something to do during that time- downtown Culpepper is really cute though. For the stained glass class, each person got their own station with all supplies set up for them. Based on experience level, the instructor gave personalized instructions on what to do next which allowed folks to finish on their own time without feeling rushed or slowed down. There were 3 tables with 4 people each during the class I took. The instructor will help you as much or as little with the actual development (some people wanted help soldering the hooks on). I would definitely take classes again as it's clear that this business is a labor of love for the owner who showed us some additional designs she's working on. The other classmates were super welcoming and cheered on everyones's progress in both classes. I recommend for folks who want to learn something new, build community, or make something beautiful!

I think I would have given them a better review if they were better at there customer service…read moreskills. They canceled a class due to no one else signing up. Told us to look for a different class and they would give us credit for that class. Well we are pretty busy and we're not able to find anything. We requested a refund. No response. Lost our money. Not going back.

This has to be a stop while in historic Fredericksburg! After learning there was a James Monroe…read moreMuseum and Memorial in Fredericksburg, we planned a day trip to this historic town and made this museum our first stop. We visited on a weekday before lunch time and had the entire museum to ourselves. Masks were required, and the employee let us know that if someone else came in, that we would have to leave if we had been there for awhile. I was just relieved that the museum was even open, as the other historic museums and sites in town were only open during the weekend. But since this is owned by Mary Washington University and the school is open, they've opened this museum. Admission was only $6 and there's a discount for AAA members. Where this museum sits is the location of James Monroe's law office back in the day. You will learn a lot about James Monroe here, as there were many artifacts about him. After we paid admission, the friendly employee showed us to the front room where most information about James Monroe can be found, as the displays talked about his childhood, time in Fredericksburg and beyond and his public service. She gave us a brief introduction and the rest of the tour was self-guided. It's not a huge museum, with three rooms, but we ended up spending an hour here, reading all the displays. If you like U.S. history then do not miss visiting the James Monroe Museum and Memorial. You will learn a lot about our fifth president and the many years of public service in various roles he held. Though I have visited James Monroe's Highland, I still learned more about James Monroe at this museum.

I was in my own era of good feelings visiting this museum of President James Monroe. This museum in…read morethe quaint downtown area of Fredericksburg has plenty of street parking and is a self-guided tour through artifacts from Monroe. This doesn't take too long to go through a few rooms (maybe an hour) but there are a lot of good things to see including clothing, portraits, and sculptures. The gift shop is small. There were a couple of employees who were there to answer questions if needed. It's worth the price to come and see more about one of our Founding Fathers.