We are not dancers by any means, and this is why we've been coming here. We've been working with…read moreEmily on our first dance song. She's been very patient and very helpful with us, given the difficult project we presented her (in content and talent level of the dancers). She's been very kind and she's able to explain things to us in a way that we can understand. She is receptive to our input and works with us to make sure we're happy. The locale is tucked in a little corner next to a brewery, but there's an ample dance floor. Our lessons came in a 10-pack, each 45 minutes long. We'll keep coming back! Would definitely recommend.

Pretty affordable and great for making friends!…read more We found Dance Louisville on Meetup.com. Every Sunday at 4pm/5pm they offer beginners ballroom classes. The types of beginner classes change monthly. For January they offered Tango and East Coast Swing. You can do one class for $10 or two classes for $15. Dance Louisville has additional group classes a couple nights a week and they also offer private lessons. After your first group class you can even get a 30 minute private dance lesson for free! Our instructor very friendly and easy to follow. You learn leader steps, then follower steps, then you partner up with music to practice. You get plenty of time to cover the basic steps and they make sure everyone has a chance to ask questions or get more personalize practiced. In an hour time, about 45 minutes is the lesson and the last 15 minutes are used as free practice with music. My partner and I picked up the moves and had a really great time trying something new. My partner was originally just going for my interest but by the end grabbed the dance calendar and said he was willing to come back.

Came with co workers for an after work hang out! We reserved a room and immediately were greeted…read morewhen we walked in and given the run down. We did the 1 hour A1 Escape room immersive game. They have lockers in the front for your belongings and drinks are available to purchase for just $3. The rooms are pretty small but we managed to still be comfortable. I will say even though they tell you to keep your shoes on, there were people who didn't. So just keep that in mind lol I thought the experience was fun! We didn't get through the escape room but the game was challenging and it allowed us to burn off some steam after work. The place was very kid friendly and clean!

Stellar time playing squid games. Just like the tv series, you had to use your brain to figure out…read moreeach game - there were like 5 different ones for the hour. Bring your fam!

A friend recommended me this place and every since then I have been coming here once a week…read more They offer variety of classes with different level of difficulties for kids and adults. Most classes are one hour long from my understanding. For adult classes, it's 10$ per class or you can get the 80$ card for 10 classes. I personally have been taking the hip pop classes and it's load of fun. New songs and dances every week, so won't be too repetitive. Weather you can dance or not, I believe you'll have fun and enjoy yourself. They have an Instagram (@safiyyahdance) you can follow if you want keep up to date and of course pictures and videos.

I've been coming here for over 3 years, and I have grown so much as a dancer! They have classes for…read moreadults in the evenings. Every night is different and you never know which choreographer you will get, which keeps things exciting. Each one has their own style and flavor. I usually try to go to Monday, Tuesday or Thursday night's, which is intermediate, beginner, and advanced in that order. Wednesday can be heels or something like twerk. They also have hip hop fitness Tuesday before the beginner class. Check the site or call for schedule. They also have a competitive dance team for kids to teenagers. They are really good and win awards all the time. You can drop in or get a class card. Students pay $5 with a student ID. I believe drop in is $10. They also have guest choreographers or workshops every now and then, usually on Saturdays. Instructors are personable and will challenge you. A great mental and physical challenge, definitely try it!

My husband and I recently participated in a stained glass art class at Preston Arts Center. From…read morethe moment we entered I was impressed! The store was full of natural light that highlighted the rooms, and the steps to the upper classrooms were painted in colorful hues. The staff were super friendly as we strolled through the center prior to our class. The selection of art supplies was quite impressive and seemed to include most anything a person could need for art projects (colored pencils, paints, brushes, pens, markers, canvas, children's art kits, and so much more). The prices appeared to be fair and in line with box stores and chain craft supply stores. They offer an array of workshops and classes for all ages that include both one-day and weekly offerings.The class that we participated in was phenomenal. The instructor was very patient and quite knowledgeable. The price of the class included all materials. There is plenty of parking in a dedicated lot.

Updating my review for the new location! Everyone there is…read morealways friendly, I love how all the little details in the shop are drawn by hand, and of course they have plenty of art supplies. I'm always able to find something I need!

A horribly run theater with broken seats ans even more broken staff and management. Even corporate…read moreis aware, but refuses to help. For years, a kind female manager said her mother was handicapped and would fix the issue on why they keep turning the handicap door off, bur nope. Still happens eight years later. For eight years, since being paralyzed; I have repeatedly asked management and staff during each visit to turn on their handicap door. For no reason whatsoever, they keep it turned off. I've been stuck outside in a wheelchair for 30 minutes being late to my movie, because I am relying on staff (that sees me and hears me knocking, by the way) or a good Samaritan to open the doors. I've watched my handicap mother struggle. It's just a slap in the face, especially to us as Cinemark monthly members. I purchased a Cinemark membership five years ago to keep the movies alive... but the seats are broken, app doesn't work, and the staff doesn't care about people with disabilities. Today was my last time giving Cinemark a chance.

It's been a while since I have been back here. Impressed with the red lazy boys seats with plenty…read moreof leg room, the ease of on-line tickets, like small crowds for morning showings, and plenty of parking. Concession prices are steep, so I avoid them. This is definitely a place to watch movies at!

My family goes to both the Greek Festival and the Ethnic Festival at St. Michael's every year. I…read moregrew up on Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food, so I've had almost everything on these menus in my diet for decades. It's important to remember that you're not dining at a restaurant. These are church members volunteering to serve food and drinks that were probably planned/prepared/purchased by someone else. That being said, the food this year was some of the best I can remember. I started with the green beans and rice pilaf combo ($5), which I also make at home. It was a good temperature (hot) and the green beans had an interesting kick. I'm not sure what was added, but I loved it. I then went over to the ouzeria to get a sampler platter ($6), which not only goes well with beer and cocktails but is a vegetarian's dream. The plate consisted of a piece of spanakopita, two rice dolmades, some feta cheese, diced tomatoes, and Kalamata olives drizzled in olive oil and sprinkled with seasoning. A few pieces of pita bread competed the sampler. So delicious! Greek Fest wouldn't be complete without dessert. I'm a huge fan of ouzo cake ($3), so I got two pieces to bring home. Mom's a traditionalist, so she went with walnut cake and baklava. The desserts were very rich and sweet, as expected, but amazing.

This is not for me. I recommend anyone with a disability stay away. Like other festivals, it's a…read morelot for someone that struggles to walk out needs any kind of assistance. The people are nice and will help when they know what you need, but they are overwhelmed by the attendance. The food is surprisingly good for being pre cooked, but not good enough to make we want to return. I will donate to the church instead of attend this event.

I'm a little shocked that I'm the first one to write a review of this park. Well, somebody's gotta…read morebe first, right? First, the park is located across the street from Mall St. Matthews which is near the entrance ramp to the Watterson Expressway. For sports enthusiasts, this park has a little bit of everything: tennis courts (which I've played on before); basketball courts (have also played on them); and a number of impressive, well-manicured baseball fields, complete with bleacher seating; lengthy fencing around each field; scoreboards; and announcers boxes. The park itself is spacious with walking trails nearby. There are clean, well-kept restrooms near the playing fields as well as plenty of parking. Another cool feature of where this park is located is that there are number of restaurants that you can go to after playing tennis...or baseball...or basketball. :)

This was an awesome experience. We had a blast. We went for a friends birthday party. They had a…read morevirtual birthday party for him on the game, complete with singing and a birthday cake. The entire experience was awesome. They give you these videos and your scores at the end. I would definitely go back and visit. Highly, highly recommend.

I absolutely love VR and have experienced VR on multiple platforms. One of the best features of…read moreSandbox VR is that you have a vest that provides feedback and you have wrist and ankle monitors. This allows you to play games without having a controller in your hand which is great for games like Squid Games and Seekers of the Shard, where you use your non weapon hand to throw magic. Even though the rooms look massive, reduce each wall by about 2 feet or so and that's the boundaries of the VR box. It is still a lot of room, but it becomes crowded with 6. I'd prefer to have 3-4 people as this is the sweet spot. You WILL be moving around and the space adds to the immersion. Some of the games require you to reach out and touch other players to "revive" them but you don't actually have to touch each other, just get your hand close enough. It's a really cool mechanism but could be awkward when playing with people you don't know well enough. Overall a very good experience despite us having some initial issues with lagging in some of our groups headsets, but the staff fixed them quickly and the game is paused when this happens so you don't lose too much of the experience as long as you report it quickly. I WILL be back! Anxious to try Rebel Moon