If I could give this sham of a dance academy zero stars I would. I enrolled my 2-year-old daughter…read morein their Pre-K Dance class for 2 and 3 year olds. It was advertised as exploring creative movement. We get there and the older teacher was just immediately frustrated that the TODDLERS weren't listening. The class today was the last straw. My 2 year old was doing fine but when it came to mat time, she didn't like her legs being stretched to touch her head so she walked away from the mat with another child and sat on the wall. The teacher told her that she would need to leave if she didn't listen so my child stood up and walked towards me at the window that I was directly behind. The old teacher went up to her and the other little girl and in front of a room full of classmates, parents, and other children told the 2 babies that they were "done" and kicked them out of class. I called after and the old teacher said this was a structured class where they are teaching the girls dance. She said she was "removing the distraction." Meanwhile 3 other little girls were just laying on the mat not doing what they were supposed to do. A structured class for 2 year old toddlers, whatever that possibly means. She embarrassed those children who just didn't feel comfortable getting stretched out by strangers. They are also refusing to refund me the money for the remaining classes that of course my daughter will not be attending. What a joke of an establishment.

Ace offers instruction in a variety of styles. Appreciate the fact that there is a community vibe,…read morethe parents and students are welcoming and friendly, cattiness is not tolerated here. There is a competition team for serious students and an annual recital. Students gain strength, confidence and a solid dance education at Ace!

I'm so happy we got to visit this farmhouse and take the tour. It was very entertaining and…read moreeducational. If you're visiting the area, this is a must do. We got to learn a lot about the Amish community, how they live and how they farm. The tour of the land was beautiful and we really enjoyed getting to see the animals.

We enjoyed the experience. My "Lancaster bucket list" included a covered bridge. Check. The…read moreMiller's Farm Bridge is the result of two bridges that were going to be destroyed. The bridge is beautiful. Sheep and cows graze beside it. If you walk along the white fenced area, you can see The Amish Farm and House. This location is contrary. You can see a pretty farm area that is directly beside stores. There are various tour tickets available. I suggest the self tour and grabbing a bite at the BBQ barn. The bus tour is convenient if you don't want to research anything on your own. We planned our Lancaster visit with YouTube and google. There is something to be said for having someone drive you around this beautiful area. However, the stops are chosen for you. There is a better selection of shopping at the markets and smaller shops. If you are on the bus, you are in competition with everyone else trying to quickly purchase souvenirs in 20 minutes. If you decide to take a tour, don't buy a ticket on Sunday. The shops are closed and the tour is different. The house was interesting but I enjoyed the outside of the house at Old Windmill Farm. That was real. This has a "museum" feel. The displays are filled with facts and pictures. You can purchase a book in the gift shop that can explain Amish life. I prefer seeing and taking pictures. There are some beautiful photo opps on the property. There is a life sized cow you can "milk." There are limited, but adorable animals on the property. The goats are hilarious. There are animal approved snack bags you can buy for $1 in the gift shop. The goats climb stairs and walk across the bridge. The sheep make a perfect background by the covered bridge. There are play areas for children. Most things are wood - be careful about splinters. The wood photo cutouts were funny. The gift shop had a few Amish hats, crafted items and home made jams and other canned items. I found more items at flea markets and Kitchen Kettle Village. This place is worth visiting. The best way to end the self guided tour is with some food at a picnic table and a stroll by the covered bridge.

We love everything about this school. From the supportive loving staff to the challenging academics…read moreand the community spirit that can be felt just walking through the building. If you are looking for a great private school, look no further!

Our experience at Our Mother of Perpetual Help School has been wonderful! Our daughter has thrived…read moreacademically and personally. We love the smaller class sizes and personalized attention. The teachers and staff are fabulous! The OMPH community has become our extended family. Highly recommend if you're looking for a private school option in Ephrata.

This is the all American VFW! This a private club. But, easy to get social membership! The main…read morepurpose is to support our local Veterans which is amazing and a great cause! They have daily and weekly numbers for members which is a chance to win money! They have a full kitchen and bar. Lots of different drinks! The food selection is good and the food is even better! My personal favorite is the fried pickles! Also have weekly activities ie; Bingo, Karaoke, live bands, pool table leagues, open mic nights and so much more! Highly recommended you to check out a social membership and to check this place out when your in town! The restaurant and some special events are open to the public! (No membership needed) Note; this place is cash only and it's a non-smoking place!

From the owner: Our VFW provided support to our local Veterans and Military members. We also have a Full Canteen…read more(Restaurant/Bar), which is open 7 days a week; offering lunch specials, a full menu and Friday Night Diner Specials. Daily specials are also available. Follow us on Facebook for daily information on the Post and Canteen!

If you are looking for a "crafty" item of almost anything, this place probably has it. From old…read morepicture frames to pieces of this and that..... It's very easy to come out with more than you went in for, as all the items will get your creative side in gear, and you will have ideas for new projects just jump out of you! And besides all that, it's just fun to go through so much "crafty" stuff. If you searched for a month, attending auctions and yard sales, I don't think you'd find what you can here.....!

This is a business with a big heart. Their core mission is...recycling: love it!! But add to that…read moreart, especially for kids, PLUS free books and materials for teachers...WOW! Not to mention BARGAINS for crafters of all ages! I am from out of town, visiting family, and this was a must-see stop. I wish there was a place like this near me!! Y'all are fortunate to have this in your community.

After many problems with my Fender Blues Jr. and the totally useless efforts of the Fender…read more"official" repair service, Steve actually revived my Blues Jr. He found the problem and - per my request - also modified it to sound better than before. And all this fast, professional and on a budget. Excellent work and service. Check him out for Tube Amp repairs and also if you are looking for a boutique Amp on a budget. He is the manufacturer of "Ugly Amps" - which are actually NOT ugly. And they sound great on top of it.

From the owner: Guitar Amplifier repair and sales, Vintage amp restoration, custom pedals and more custom rigs amps…read moreand cabinets, combos, new amps that sound like the old ones, but are more reliable and affordable.

Berks Sinfonietta is a unique community chamber orchestra based in Berks County, PA. The orchestra…read morecurrently presents between six and eight concerts annually, and has been doing so since 2014 (currently celebrating their 10th Season starting in August, 2023). As community support grows through increased ticket sales and through greater support from individuals and area businesses, the concert schedule will expand accordingly. I should probably mention that Berks Sinfonietta is a 501(c)(3) organization and that means donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by state and federal tax regulations. The orchestra is unique because it is made up of residents of Berks County and it focuses on diverse programming that includes compositions by women composers, composers from minority communities and contemporary composers that are often overlooked by more mainstream orchestras. Tickets are extremely affordable with special consideration given to children and to student IDs! Information about the current concert schedule is posted on the orchestra's website. Concert tickets are also available through their website. Life is about creating memorable experiences, and live music provides that in abundance! If you're looking for a great live music experience, grab a couple tickets and catch the next concert with a friend! If you're new to classical music, Berks Sinfonietta is a great place to get into it without breaking the bank!

The Sinfonietta has been playing on a little different level all year -- subtle but noticeable…read more Consistently high musicianship throughout each program. And the programs are always interesting and reflect thought. Good stuff.