Great studio! My daughter (12) enjoys their classes, instructors and has made friends quickly. Very…read morefriendly. Great communication and has classes for all skills levels.

I cannot say enough positive things about this studio and Miss Karen (the owner/instructor). My…read moredaughter danced here for two years and two summers before we had to move and I'm dreading having to find another studio since SDC set the bar so high. Some things I love: *Miss Karen will take kids as young as 2 and doesn't require them to be potty trained. She believes that nobody is too young or too old to dance. *Wide range of classes available including an adaptive dance class specifically for those with special needs. *The focus is on fun, not on competition (though they do have a fabulous competition teams for those who want to compete). You won't ever hear any of the instructors yelling or scolding the dancers for their performance. Everybody is there to have fun while learning to dance. *Appropriateness. All dancers are required to either change clothes in the studio or wear a cover while going between car and studio. All costumes are age appropriate and proper undergarments are required. You won't see any teen strip teases or three year old little girls gyrating all over the stage at recital. Miss Karen really teaches her dancers how to respect themselves and entertain with their talent, not by showing off a ton of skin. *Cost. I suppose this one may be subjective, but I personally felt that the price of classes was extremely reasonable. My daughter took two classes and we were able to afford it without issue. I honestly don't think that there is anything that I DON'T love about this studio!

A very nice museum that covers not only Fredericksburg's history but also African American and…read moreAmerican history from the Civil War to today. It's a very informative and well-curated museum.

This museum is free…read more Disappointed exhibit not much about civil war and development about this area. I was expecting more information about the battlefield history since we have so many places in this areas were Civil war battlefields. Half of this museum about slavery, LGBT.

We're new here but everyone is very friendly and both my kids are really enjoying the classes that…read morethey offer. Can't wait to see how much they learn and grow at M&S Studio!

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.

Went there tonight with the family and was not disappointed. Tractor ride to the isolated entrance…read moreand even a haunted corn maze to escape. Definitely worth it and will be back

My sister and I won tickets to this attraction and we were very excited to check it out. We made…read morethe hour+ trip on opening weekend. When we arrived, the place was almost deserted. We took our waivers and tickets to the ticket booth, where we were greeted by friendly staff, and started our journey. Right off the bat, we had trouble seeing the path. There was a long (did they take the long way?) hayride full of dust in our face. So, we started with dry, burning eyes. Bring eye drops! When we arrived at the entrance, there were four visitors and a few employees. We assumed we would get to go with the other two customers, but instead, they split us up and sent each group in with an employee tailing us. My sister and I don't startle easily, so we generally enjoy being with others who do startle; that is the part we enjoy. That and the cool effects. Since we were sent in with other customers, we didn't enjoy the attraction much. The employee who was tailing us received the bulk of the startles and attention. Also, the path was hard to discern. And there were really long, empty paths, then one small "scare", then another long, hard to follow path. It also seemed disjointed, like they could use a "theme" for the path. We did enjoy some of the effects, but we did not like having to crawl through the hearse and jump out the other side. We also didn't enjoy the part where we were in a small box and we were stepping on an actor. Especially since it seemed like this place was using a lot of underage actors... Some of them looked like they were ten years old! At the end, the staff selling refreshments were really friendly and we enjoyed the conversation. It's not the worst attraction we have visited, but it's also not the best. My all-time favorite is still "The town of the living dead" that was in Powhatan, VA. (no longer exists). The theme, story telling, props, actors, and effects all came together in a symphony of horror. I really hope to find that again in my lifetime. IMHO, it was worth the drive to try it out, but I doubt we will try it again. Let us know what you experienced!

We had a company even here before Christmas and it was lovely. I like how each room is setup with…read moredifferent decorations and colors which had people flowing from room to room to see the different ones. The bar staff was extremely friendly and definitely the biggest hits. The space and parking were easy to manager around. Would of gave 5 stars but some of the event managers were more friendly and helpful than others which was a bummer. The food was okay...nothing to write home about but some of the items were great.

If i could i would give this place zeros stars the employees that work there are horrible & the way…read morethe golf range is set up is a mess. While there you think you see people working do their daily jobs mostly everyone that works there are lazy & have a stick up their ass!

I booked the Harbor Club room for my daughter's Sweet 16 tea party for 20 guests. I was told by…read moreJenelle Lavarine, Director of Sales and Marketing, that the venue fee was $1,600, and I took her at her word. Later, Katie Simpson accidentally sent me the January 2026 Catering Guide, which listed the venue fee as $950. Since I signed my contract in January 2026, I asked why my pricing did not match the guide. I was then told that I was paying more because my event was classified as a quinceañera. When I asked to see documentation reflecting that pricing structure, I was sent a "quinceañera guide" that appeared to have been created the same day. It did not match the formatting or structure of the previously sent catering guide and did not include the room rate for the Harbor Club, which is the room I reserved. It listed the larger ballroom, The Cove, at $2,000 for private events held Sunday-Thursday, yet my event was scheduled for a Saturday. There were multiple inconsistencies. When I questioned the discrepancies regarding the date and pricing, I was then told I may have received "special pricing" because my event was a Sweet 16 and not a quinceañera, which contradicted the earlier explanation that I was paying more specifically because it was being treated as a quinceañera. Due to these inconsistencies and the lack of clear, transparent pricing, I chose to cancel my reservation. Unfortunately, I will lose my $1,000 deposit that I paid on January 21st. While losing that money is painful, I ultimately decided peace of mind was more important than continuing to invest additional funds with a company I no longer felt confident in.

The place is beautiful, I was there a week ago and the food was salty. There was supposed to be…read moreopen bar but didn't have even something as simple as piña coladas, and only 2 different kinds of beer. The wine selection was very small and overall the cocktail hour was very dull without many options for drinks, the portions being served were very tiny and almost not worth the wait. The only good thing about this place was the decoration and the aesthetic of the place.

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.