Great place to take an art class!! I took a wheel class and hand building class and the girls who…read moreteach are very knowledgeable and skilled. Very small groups and everyone was friendly and helpful. I really learned a lot. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that would like to get into Pottery. I know they also have a lot of painting classes and jewelry making. I just have never done any of those, but I've heard positive things about them.

This was a very small gallery. I attended the Close to the Bone show. The downstairs hosts a little…read moreshop full of artists' wares. It's kind of quaint and reminiscent of an antique store. However, the upstairs is quite like a modern gallery. It's a nice space to show your work. That being said, the location is kind of odd. Not many people come to Rochester for the arts. There's also a very friendly kitty cat that hangs around. Say hi to him!

We went on the Tillson street today, and we all had so much fun,, love all the decoration they did…read moreit's amazing 10-19-2024

Terror on Tillson Street is an annual Halloween event in the picturesque village of Romeo about an…read morehour north of Detroit. This event attracts thousands of visitors to the town to view the elaborate Halloween decorations by the residents of Romeo, but in particular, the homes on Tillson Street. Best of all, this is all free and the street is always open to the public, day or night. On the weekends before All Hallows' Eve, I recommend arriving shortly before sundown to beat the rush of people that descend onto Tillson Street at night. There is free municipal parking behind the shops on Main Street by the police station. Parking spots closest to Tillson Street typically go for $5. I found a spot in the municipal parking lot and strolled the various streets on my ten-minute walk to Tillson Street. There are other homes around town that go all out for Halloween besides Tillson Street, and I recommend checking them out too. I preferred arriving before sunset because it gave me extra time to see a few other streets and stroll Tillson Street before it became super packed. It also made my second walkthrough after sundown much faster. I hear that it's a madhouse on October 31st, but this is when kids can trick or treat on Tillson Street to collect candy. It all sounds fun but I don't think I'd want to deal with the crowds. The direction of the flow of foot traffic begins on Tillson and Main Streets where a popular Dairy Queen is located. After crossing the street at Tillson and Sisson, visitors will make their way back down Tilson toward Main Street. At the end of the walk, there will be cider and donuts available for a donation. However, if you turn the corner you may see a table set up by a local church giving away free donuts, cider, water, and hot chocolate. Not saying this will be available every year, but it's worth it to check before shelling out money for a drink and a snack. The decorations are amazing! Lots of special effects where you can see ghosts apparitions moving in the windows of the homes and even a few surprises like a skeleton popping out of a coffin. I loved the animated Halloween decorations including a dummy wearing an Ohio State Buckeyes shirt being electrocuted, skeletons dancing, and a witch holding a girl over a cauldron. The clown house was excellently creepy. All that is needed is for Pennywise to stick his head out of the sewer! Terror on Tillson Street really is a must-see Halloween attraction for anyone in the Detroit area in October. Even though the decorations are largely the same each year, I wouldn't mind making Tillson Street a Halloween tradition. The townspeople are friendly and the homes are so beautiful. Romeo really is a storybook Midwest town that is a beautiful place to visit in the autumn.

I love the staff here! They helped me find every perennial I need, & went into detail on how to…read moretake care of them. Here are a few Hydrangeas I bought through them...(It's only been a month & they're thriving)

Fresh produce. Good prices. Very accommodating. Corn and tomatoes are second to none!!!!read more

I think this is their first year. Not too huge but nice to just hang out. Enough food trucks and…read morevarious vendors. Enjoyed the Mexican we got. Regina's Mexican food was pretty good.

My friend recommended coming here on a Saturday to see what this place was all about. While I'm not…read morea death person, it was interesting to say the least. Admission is $10 to get in, and they have two wild looking hearses in the parking lot. The museum is small, but has lots of different stuff to look at. They have actual human bones and skulls, coffins, and lots of mortuary tools from different time periods. It was quite interesting to look at and the owner, who also greeted us when we walked in, told us all about his collection. I believe he said he was also a mortician? He was very knowledgeable and personable. I wouldn't call it a gift shop at the front of the store, but they do have several different types of things for sale like t-shirts, incense, and other interesting artifacts. Overall a very unique experience, and the owner is very insightful and full of knowledge.

Just moved to the area and was looking for cool and out of the box things to do, this is just that!…read more The owner Todd was super welcoming and personable, and you can tell he really cares about the place and contents in it. Definitely will be coming back!

This place has many different locations inside the campus…read more This was my first time visiting the planetarium. OMG the mineral exhibit is spectacular. Please make it a point to check them out online and in person the events hosted has a wonderful selection and the people attending are so nice.

This is an amazing space! There is a lot more to see and do that. I did not show, but this is a…read moreperfect place to take children (and adults) who love science. There are different exhibits with varying levels of hands on experiences. Check their website for days and hours I also found out they have a "Free First Friday" experience each month.

Cute place located near our favorite matcha café and restaurants we enjoy. It is very tiny and…read morenostalgic. Several fun games and some claw machines. It is packed with a lot to look at in a tiny space. We came during the week when most people are at school or work, so I do not know how busy this place might get. We did not get any ice cream, so I cannot speak to the freshness of the food, but they did have a nice variety of flavors and the prices looked good. I am not sure of the portions or anything, but I would be willing to come back and try. I owner did offer samples, but since I was not buying on this day, I declined. The owner seemed very nice. He said he was inspired by Marvin's and was happy to hear we thought it reminded us of his childhood hangout. He was super interested in ideas. I would like to come back again when we have more time to hangout and explore more in the future.

Genuinely fun experience! It's nice to see a place that's…read morekeeping the art of arcades alive, you definitely can feel the love of the games when you walk in. There's a "help keep the lights on" donation box right as you walk in/out. All the games are cheap, usually $.50 to play, just like they have been for years. There was a power surge and we lost $4 of progress in our Simpsons game run, and the owner pulled money out of his pocket to make up for the time we lost. A lot of reviews are complaining about the price of the icecream, but you have to understand this place needs to be able to keep its lights on. This isn't a place that's was designed to make money, it was designed to be a get together for families, and having fresh stock icecream when your games are all under a dollar is expensive. Will be revisiting soon!

Absolutely amazing idea for a game place. Whether you have kids, going out for a date night, or…read morejust for fun, this place is great! Wear athletic shoes and clothing! We made that mistake a bit where we had jeans and just regular shoes. We were able to move around for the games still but our scores suffered a bit because we were going to dinner after. They have tons of throwing, matching, difference spotting, spelling, agility, target shooting and other colorful themed games! Once you make an account here during your first visit, you're hooked! All your scores are logged, put against a global and local scoring table, and the race is on to be the best at the game. We did an hour and it seemed to fly by. Each game is about 2 minutes. If there's something you really want to play, you may have to wait a few minutes but it's worth it. The time tracking on the wristband is very accurate. Stay hydrate, dress accordingly, be patient (all age groups are here), and enjoy!

Phew! What a great time! I went with three teenagers…read more(foreign exchange students) and my 50-something husband and we had a BLAST! It was so much fun, unique, fast moving. It's like you are INSIDE a video game. Great value for the money. No matter how busy the place is, games are only a minute or two (or 3 long) so you never wait long to play! The staff is super helpful to get you started. I can't wait to take my sons there or send them with their cousins. Great for all ages -- you can choose the games that you like best. Competitive or collaborative. High physical activity (like dodging lasers) or relatively stationary (like firing a laser gun.) HIGHLY RECOMMEND you try it.