The only word that comes to mind is WOW. From start to finish, the Picture Perfect Band have been…read moreoutstanding to work with. Every correspondence was kind and supportive. We are so grateful we got to have them at our son and daughter in laws wedding. Between the band and the DJ there was not a beat missed. They executed the night perfectly. Thank you so much for making our night so memorable and helping the crowd tear it up on the dance floor. We were all BLOWN away and I received so many messages the morning after our wedding asking about them! I couldn't be more grateful! They read the audience and the bride/groom so well. They engages the crowd and brings so much good energy. They absolutely nailed it. Edwin, thank you for taking the time to make this very special night for Kathleen & Eddie - these guys know what they're doing! So much talent! They crushed the horns. The energy and the love was off the charts, they really bridged the gap between all generations and got every single wedding guest out onto the dance floor. I'm confident it's because of Picture Perfect! If you want to have a full, lively dance floor - Prepare for the greatest dance party of your life. Book Picture Perfect. We are so happy we did!

The Scranton Cultural Center is quite beautiful and I've been in the audience for many of their…read morelive events and shows. I was once invited to a wedding at the Cultural Center and it was the nicest reception I've ever been to. However, I am sometimes disappointed with their schedule. The F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre usually boasts a much better selection of musical acts and theater pieces. I'm quite surprised that such a beautiful venue can't attract performers of a higher-caliber. I most recently visited the Scranton Cultural Center on July 10th for their screening of "The Trouble With Cali." "The Trouble With Cali" was directed by Paul Sorvino and filmed in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The movie was partly funded with $500,000 of Lackawanna County's money. The county commissioners credited as executive producers of the film are now in prison on unrelated corruption charges. "The Trouble With Cali" was shot five years ago and never released. Sorvino claims he is unable to find distribution because of negative press the movie received in the Scranton news media. After five long years a free screening of "The Trouble with Cali" was finally arranged for Scranton taxpayers. I was a resident of Scranton for several years but moved away during the start of the city's budget problems. Driving through Scranton these days is like driving through a ghost town. The Steamtown shopping mall has gone bankrupt and many other storefronts and restaurants have gone out of business. Even the city's movie theater has closed and "The Trouble With Cali" screening was held at the nearby Scranton Cultural Center. Sometimes, things work out for the better and The Scranton Cultural Center is a much more suitable venue for a film premiere. I quite enjoyed watching a bad movie in such upscale surroundings. Sorvino stars as Ivan Bluejones, patriarch of the Bluejones family. He is a city policeman and closeted homosexual who eventually has an affair with a young man over forty years his junior. Because I was a resident of Scranton during the filming of "Cali" I hope my tax money paid for the eye shadow that Sorvino wears during a cross-dressing scene. Ivan Bluejones is also a former musical conductor. During a flashback scene, Sorvino breaks down into a blubbering mess after conducting an orchestra at the Scranton Cultural Center. "Now I can be anything I want to be!" the musical genius cries. Sorvino might have thought "The Trouble With Cali" would bring him similar fame and recognition as an esteemed director. While the film was intended as a dark family drama it is instead a treasure trove of unintentional laughter. I admit to being a lover of bad movies. I've bought tickets to numerous Rifftrax live events, attended a screening of "The Room" personally introduced by Tommy Wiseau, and worn out my DVD copy of Birdemic. "The Trouble With Cali" is the latest disasterpiece to claim a special place in my heart. While movies like "The Room" and "After Last Season" were written and directed by amateurs, "The Trouble With Cali" was made by an award-winning family with decades worth of experience in the film industry; Paul Sorvino stars and directs, Oscar-winner Mira Sorvino plays a supporting role, and Amanda Sorvino wrote the screenplay. How could a veteran actor like Sorvino make such a sausage? Though Scranton was made famous by the NBC sitcom "The Office" none of the show's 200 episodes were actually shot in Lackawanna County. A few independent movies have been shot in Scranton or surrounding areas, but brought little notice to the city's burgeoning art scene. "Forged" was shot a year after "The Trouble With Cali" and makes use of several Scranton landmarks, including the Lace Mill; the film was barely released and its distributor soon went bankrupt. Partly funded by the Scranton Cultural Center's former executive director and over three years since shooting in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre "The Paragon Cortex" about an agoraphobic superhero still hasn't hit theaters. The only profitable and award-winning recent film made in Scranton was "Blue Valentine" starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams. Scranton is home to many talented artists and it's very sad to see such an artistic community underrepresented on the big and small screen. Kudos to The Scranton Cultural Center for hosting such an event. "The Trouble With Cali" is a terrible movie, but it is also very entertaining and worth seeking out.

Went to the princess concert at the Scranton cultural center. First the absolute worst to…read moreunderstand the best. The cultural center was chaos. Seats were already bought and paid for. Also merchandise. They had one person handling merchandise that was already bought on a sheet with names written in at the same time selling merchandise for people that didn't purchase. Still not bad. Line confusions and no air. Great seats second row. NO AIR. the place was a sweat box. Ran out of water. Had to go downstairs with cash. Now the nasty part. Bathrooms were not flushing and were overloaded with hundreds of little princesses. But no water so upside of no bathrooms working. Seats weee great locationally. Small. Like an airplane overweight person next to me that had most of my seat. Still ok. Did I mention hot. Her deodorant wasn't working as it was. It only got worse. Okay the show absolutely spectacular. If you can see it anywhere else. Do it. They smiled and performed their hearts out in spite of the heat and the lights and the heavy gowns they were amazing. Gave a two hour show. Nonstop singing and dancing. Five plus stars for the performance. ZERO STARS Scranton cultural center. Never again. Don't care if they bring Elvis back from the dead.

Brent was performing at a wedding I recently attended. Yeah…read more- that's what I said! A magician at a wedding? I was skeptical but was quickly won over by Brent's ability to engage an audience and proceed to entertain with the best magic performed close-up. Everyone was astonished by his tricks and scratched their heads at its improbability. You will not be disappointed.

We went to a party there this weekend and LOVED it! Their facility was clean and had all of the…read moreamenities you could possibly need to throw a party! We were in the room with the bounce houses and the kids had a blast! Bounce slides & an obstacle course kept them busy for hours - there was TONS of space for food, gifts, etc. There were men's and women's bathrooms within the party room with 2 stalls in each, so nobody had to wait. Plenty of tables and chairs already set up. The kitchen area had everything you could need. It was just a cool little place that we had never heard about - but LOVED! Will definitely be looking here to throw future parties!

After seeing some bungee fitness videos on TikTok, I looked for a place near me to try it out, and…read morefound Riot! It's not actually that near to me, so I drove a ways out to get here. It is a little confusing where you're supposed to enter, but it's in the back of a church and the entrance is in the back. When I first arrived-- about 10 mins early-- the door was locked. I waited awhile and some other people showed up and started going in. I appreciated as a first-time participant that I was just invited to join right in, that there wasn't a huge fuss made over me or my safety. I was strapped into the bungee and invited to try it out to get the hang of it. The class was fun and challenging, but doable. It was a great workout and I really enjoyed it. But while I didn't want to be the center of attention as a newcomer, I would have liked some more guidance along the way. Instead, it was very clear that the other class attendees knew each other, and the instructor, very well. It felt a little exclusive and hard to join. The instructor didn't speak to me from the time I got into the harness until the class was over. I felt like I was intruding on a close community. That's the only reason my review is four, not five stars. If it had felt more welcoming, I'd be eager to go back, but as is, the drive is too long to go back for such a cold environment. Still, I do wish there was something like this much closer to me!

So far so good. We've only had one class but my girls (who were VERY apprehensive about going) came…read moreout EXTREMELY excited and completely comfortable. The entire staff was extremely kind and welcoming. I stayed for the beginning of the class and they were really great with the kids. I also read about fundraisers they hold so that children who can't afford it can also attend. I think that is really great as this seems like an amazing program that could really benefit our children in a lot of ways. They can excel in the performing arts but also with social skills, public speaking, group effort, performance anxiety & I'm sure even more. Our city has so many art programs and features. It's really great that their is something so awesome & exciting for our "younger" artists and performers. :)

Nice and relaxing. A wonderful place for your events. Easy to get to and plenty of parking. The…read moreowner is very thorough and professional. Thank you Ashley. Sincerely, Josette

Hands down the top entertainer to come out of this area in a long time.He manages to somehow put…read moreyou under hypnosis and rock you in a magical way.