My husband and I have always loved going to the theater during our dating years. Before kids, we…read moreused to trek into the city to see the bigger productions. Since having kids, things look a little different but our love for live performances hasn't changed. Now we make it a point to support local theaters closer to home. It's more convenient, more affordable, and still gives us that special date-night feeling. We've been to this theater twice since last year. My favorite so far has been "Green Day's American Idiot" production that ran last summer. The songs instantly brought back memories of seeing Green Day live during our college days. The cast delivered a lively, high-energy production that kept me tapping my feet the entire night. I felt transported back to my 20s reliving those songs. Because ticket prices are so affordable, we treated ourselves to front-row seats and I felt so immersed throughout that night. That show was performed in the main theater (I believe it's called the Blizzard Theater), seatings was assigned, and tickets were only $16 for adults. In my opinion, it was an incredible value for a production of that caliber and soundtrack. We returned this past weekend to see "Unsung Broadway," which features musical numbers from shows that never made it to Broadway or had short runs. It was both entertaining and educational. This performance took place in the SecondSpace Theater, located next to the main theater. It's a much more intimate setting, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. You can see the actors faces very well from any angle. They also do a great job of using all the stage area and turning at all points during their performances. Tickets for this show were $22. There's a small online processing fee when purchasing ahead of time, but overall, it's still very reasonable. You select your own seats of what's available or remaining once you enter the theater. The seats are a little bit tight together your traditional classic theater seat seats so there's not too much room when you have a big coat on during the winter time. If you want more leg room, you can get the floor seats which is right next to the stage and comes with a table with a candlelight centerpiece which gives off a very romantic & intimate flair also. They seem to pair off about 2-3 chairs per table. Both times we've been here we noticed they don't sell snacks or drinks during intermission, but the restrooms are conveniently located just outside between both theater entrances and are well kept. Parking is easy, and you can walk straight into the building -- no stairs required, as both theaters are located on the first floor. We truly enjoy coming here and appreciate having quality live performances so close to home. We'll definitely be back for both planned performances and more impromptu date nights and I want to also try to pair it with the student culinary experiences in the future :)

I've been here twice for concerts; it's a decent venue. And I love that it's so close to home…read more Not a huge venue, but perfect for a community college campus theater.

Located right across the street from the Aurora Public Library. Nuna is an art studio for creating…read morepottery and ceramics. I came here last night for a private birthday event where I throughly enjoyed my experience. Unfortunately, I forgot our instructors name but he did great. Especially, for a party of 9. He was patient and extremely helpful in his coaching. All together we made about 5 pieces of clay and at the end of the event we got to pick our favorite piece we made. You put you name, phone number, and email on the piece and I guess in a week or so after it is painted and glazed it will be available for pickup. If you're interested in pottery I would highly recommend them. They have 4-8 week classes available and for what I saw the classes are fairly affordable! I would definitely be interested in coming back! I can't wait to get my bowl back too! Thanks for the awesome experience Nuna!

This campus is nice except It kinda feels cold and clinical in the class rooms with The stark…read morewhite walls. I sure wouldn't be opposed to my tuition going toward colored paint or art on the walls. The gigantic windows let in the sun which feels great when school gets boring and uninspiring at the end of the day. One thing that really bugs me is They have nothing for food here. If you can live off of chips and soda Or you don't mind the wonder of, if you have worms after eating a hotdog from the gas station across the street then you'll be fine. When I come in at 1030 and go home at 345 chip is not going to cut it and I don't want worms. The computers in the library are frequently occupied and each computer is so close to the next one you feel like your sitting on your neighbor so that kinda sucks. Over all I like the campus. It's convenient, it's sunny, and the pond looks like a good study spot if it would stop being winter in April! Go to school it's good go you!!!

People who work there are very and give very good information. The place is amazing and having…read morepeople that can answer questions is nice.

Super cute museum! The main school house is very cool. It really gives you a feel for what the…read morestudents would have seen when the school was in use. Not surprising, it is used for weddings and other gatherings. The staff on site are exceptionally helpful and welcoming. The artefacts area is a little small, but very well presented. A little hidden gem!

I am headed into my senior year and I have no regrets! I play on the Women's basketball team, have…read morean internship, and am involved in clubs, while maintaining a good GPA. This is what makes Judson so unique. Faculty and staff want students to be well-rounded and involved in different ways. This allows the students to have a diverse group of friends in this community oriented school! Because it is an hour from Chicago and surrounded by other suburb towns, there is plenty of fun places to check out and explore! I am incredibly thankful for the great learning opportunities and the growth I have achieved since going to this school.

Great hometown option for furthering your education. Faculty are all very committed to the students…read moreand there are so many options for extra curricular activities. Fitness center is great and they have better than decent athletic programs. AIM (Adult Instructional Model) is a great program for working adults to get a Bachelors or a Masters degree while not sacrificing a job or family.

Counselors don't do anything for needs, simply just take what they want to hear from what you've…read moresaid and ignore some major parts.

Very nice high school. Was there for my granddaughter's dance competition. Very clean. Nice…read moreauditorium.

Great game, enjoyed meeting a family of 4 generations celebrating together, and thankful to meet…read moreMary to help with purchasing some water. In full disclosure, I am biased, a family friend's son (& fellow high school alum) graduated from AU. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

Not many recent reviews here. I got my BSN here. The school is a smaller private university. My…read moreclasses were just the right size where you can get to know all of your classmates and professors. However, some of the professors were unprofessional in their teachings, so I'm not sure how they were qualified to teach. There were also magnificent professors that would go out of their way in order to see you succeed. Parking was atrocious before but I'm glad they have a parking garage now. I wished they would have had that when I was in school pre covid. It would have saved me lots of aggravation from finding a parking space. Yeah, there were many times that if you didn't get there early enough then you would be searching for parking in the nearby neighborhoods. They had many lots before but they got filled up way too fast. Cafeteria was very decent. The food they served was good, average quality but a nice variety. The labs for doing your nursing skills were superb. The simulation dummy was very helpful and modern. It was used to help you understand how a real patient would be. The clinical sites they sent us ranged from hospitals to nursing homes to schools. The downside is they would send me to Rockford one day and then Chicago the second day. They should have organized it a lot better. Clinical instructors for the most part were very compassionate and attentive in their guidance. The ATI program they used was worthless and not a very good tool for helping nursing students. That was a waste of money in my opinion. I didn't even use it when studying it for my license. Tuition was expensive for each semester. For the amount of money they charged, they should have brought in the parking garage sooner and better quality food. I commuted so I didn't have to stay in the dorms. Overall I give it about a 3.

I was a student at garfield and i loved it there it was the best the teachers are fun and nice the…read morefood was nice