This sale rocks! The next sale is Saturday October 3rd, 2009 at Desert Spring Bible Church on…read moreTatum and Bell at 10am! There will be thousands of items to choose from at rock bottom prices! If you'd like to be notified of future sales and receive a $1 discount coupon off the $3 admission email president@mypvmom.org! I love this sale. Or visit www.bigtent.com/groups/pvmom

I decided to advertise my cafe with Stronger Together and WOW am I glad we did. We see a large…read moreamount of customers come in with their coupon. I will definitely be a customer for many years to come!

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Went for the Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky concert, my first symphony. I didn't do much research into…read morethe actual music itinerary, so I was sad to not hear the classics (Swan Lake, Cinderella, or Romeo and Juliet), but they were absolutely perfect and it was so beautiful. They don't enforce dress codes but everyone came nicely dressed anyway, so it's a nice, comfortable setting for those who stress about dress code. There are plenty of places to get decent priced alcohol and espresso. Some snacks are available, but they aren't allowed in the main hall. There is a bag size policy that applies to non-seethrough bags, so be aware of that. Our bag was less than half an inch bigger than the limit and they were pretty set on denying entry. I didn't see it in the FAQs for dress code, but maybe I was looking in the wrong place so that's on me. Highly recommend, they were beautiful.

My girlfriends and I have a tradition of taking our daughters to see The Nutcracker every year…read more Over the years, we've seen it several times at the Orpheum and also at Arizona Financial Theatre, but this was our first time experiencing it at Phoenix Symphony Hall. The venue itself was lovely and felt very festive, especially with the large Christmas tree welcoming you as you entered the lobby. According to the ticket information, concessions were available, though food wasn't allowed at your seats. Unfortunately, the only food option offered was cookies. The girls were hoping for a few more candy-style snack options to enjoy during intermission, so that was a bummer. We ordered drinks when we first arrived, and the staff member helping us suggested ordering our intermission drinks at the same time so they'd be ready for pickup later--such a smart idea. We did exactly that, and it saved us a lot of time. Restroom lines were long during intermission, so being able to walk up and grab a pre-paid glass of wine without waiting in another line was a huge plus and made it easy to relax and enjoy the start of the second act. Seeing The Nutcracker performed with a live orchestra was very cool and added an extra layer of magic to the experience. The ballet itself was wonderful, as always, and made for a special holiday tradition.

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Had an amazing experience with Flush King. Had two shutoff valves and two PRVs replaced. Entire…read moreteam (Cost Estimating and Plumbers) were extremely professional and did great work. The plumbers reconfigured the entire shutoff valve and PRV set up with copper piping to take tension off the pex pipe. I will use Flush King for all my future plumbing needs.

This is a well presented museum that shouldn't be missed! While it has displays and history's to…read moreview the real highlights are the interactive hologram featuring Holocaust survivor Oskar Knoblauch and a virtual reality experience featuring Pinchas Gutter including a a concentration camp tour. If I remember correctly there are currently only 18 interactive hologram interviews worldwide and Phoenix is fortunate enough to have one. Our docent was Mary Ellen and we were so fortunate to have her. We appreciated her knowledge and willingness to answer our many questions. I highly recommend this museum and it is a place I will visit again. I do recommend verifying their hours before planning your visit as the hours do change a bit depending on the time of year.

Quaint historical building with a descent amount of parking in the lot outside it's doors. There is…read morea ramp for handicap access. Inside it is kept in pristine condition. There are monthly free films, popcorn a buck a bag and water for a dollar. A book group meets here monthly as well as art exhibits changing often. I enjoy visiting and meeting people from the surrounding area.

We had a good size project that needed done right. We needed an internet upgrade in a 3500 sq ft…read morehome and a crestron whole home sound system replaced with sonos amps. Larry was thurough and took the time to answer all my questions and explained everything until I understood it. He was very responsive and helpful. I would highly recommend Reboot IT Quick for large or small project.

Jorge installed ethernet cable in two placed in my home and did an excellent job. I would…read moredefinitely recommend Reboot IT Quick to anyone that needed cable installations.

We have had A&E come out for a few different issues over the years, and we've had nothing but great…read moreservice and awesome techs--I was genuinely surprised to see that other people have had such radically different experiences. 1) We had an ice-maker fail in a fridge. We put in a service ticket through American Home Shield, and had an appointment two days later. The technician showed up on time, was really pleasant, and ordered the part. When the part was received, they showed up two days after that and did the install--again showing up on time, completing the work quickly and being pleasant and efficient. 2) My parents have had A&E come out to deal with all the mischief with their Samsung refrigerator-from-hell. The techs who have been out there have been on-time, every time, and patiently dealt with that undergrad-engineering nightmare of a refrigerator without using any of the words *I* deployed in trying to figure it out. 2) The most recent issue--a dryer that needed roller-replacement--Put in a ticket with American Home Shield on Wednesday night, and received an appointment slot on Friday. We received an update to give us a more specific time that the tech would arrive, the tech called and sent a text to let us know he was on his way, and he showed up on time. Sage was great--he gave our dryer a thorough check, and identified a couple of other things in addition to the rollers that were not quite right. He checked on parts availability, let us know when they were expected to arrive, and gave us a time frame on when to expect the next service call to be scheduled. Did I mention that Sage was great? Friendly, polite, pleasant, efficient, and NICE. A&E has already set another appointment for them to come out to replace the parts. While they're being paid through the warranty, we were still provided an estimate of the cost of the repair--which was definitely reasonable for the parts, two tech visits, and the labor for the repair. If I weren't getting A&E through the home warranty, I'd be calling them anyway because the service, the techs, and the communication have all been outstanding.

Wasn't really concerned with the repair being made until I noticed the technician watching someone…read moreelse doing it on YouTub... . Took a lot longer than I anticipated probably due to their needing to surf for instructions. Tech broke the old piece they removed, again raising some concerns over how they were treating our appliance.