My girlfriend mentioned dance lessons as something she may want to try so for an anniversary gift,…read moreso I found The Dance studio. Best. Decision. Ever. Not only do we now know how to ballroom dance with the fox trot and waltz, but in 6 lessons we can also tango, rumba, and a pinch of salsa! I got this as a take-one-for-the-team gift but I ended up having a blast! Not only do they make things more comfortable for beginners but they have a great sense of humor and turn stereotypical dance lessons into an experience I looked forward to every week. If you want to give a great gift to your S.O. that you'll enjoy as well (even if secretly) or just wan't to try something new, The Dance Studio IS the place to go. We went the private lesson route but they have weekly classes for $10-$15 if you are solo or just want to save. It's a GREAT deal for a GREAT time.

Wife has been here many times in past year, staff great, nurses great. Infusion staff amazing and…read morevery kind. This is a great place if you need to go to hospital. Thank you.

Union Hospital Center for Fitness & Performance offers it all! There is a gym upstairs in the…read moreProfessional Office Building at Union Health. The gym includes professional trainers, a sauna, and a wide variety of equipment. Only a couple blocks away at "The Barn", the gym offers Sports Performance training and CrossFit. You'll never feel more at home!

Just happened to luck out and make it up in time to catch a 9:30 class on Saturday, and it was…read moreexactly what I needed. Tammy was very inviting and friendly. Thanks for having us!

Historic large Building located in downtown Terre Haute Indiana. 2 separate spacious event centers…read more Beautiful vintage decor. Large windows. Stages. Full commercial Kitchen. Handicapped Accessible. Restrooms. Tables & Chairs. Reasonable competitive rates. Deposit required. Off street Parking.

This area includes two adjacent campgrounds run by the state of Indiana -- Poplar Grove has…read moreelectric sites 1-120 and Sunny Acres has non-electric sites 121-216. Reservations can be made online at stateparks.IN.gov or upon arrival at the park on a space-available basis. The state recreation area (SRA) is easy yo access -- about 45 minutes west of Indianapolis, and just a few miles south of the interstate. We stayed at a tent (non-electric) site for one weekday night in early May, 2023. We did not have reservations but sites were plentiful in both campgrounds. The ranger allowed us to "check out" the sites before we returned with a few options. (Some might not be available due to prior reservations). The price was right -- only $16 plus 7% Indiana tax. The sites were flat and grassy, with some along the tree-line. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with grill. Usage was very low, and the campground stayed quiet all night. (We could hear occasional muffled sounds from the interstate in the distance). There is a pleasant short nature trail, and one could walk or drive down to the lake/beach. The pool was still closed for the season. On the negative side, the main toilet/shower was still locked, so only pit toilets were available. (There were separate units for men and women, and they were relatively clean with raised seats). Potable water was only available between the two campgrounds. The camp store would only open on Thursday. Finally, the girl who checked us in needed to be better informed. While pleasant, she was unaware that the main toilet was still locked, or where the potable water was.

Great park. Love taking the dogs to walk around the lake on a nice day! Area around the lake is…read moreflat and easy, but the trail through the woods is challenging so you can get anything you want. Views are amazing, especially at sunset!

Note: Review is for the park only, not the campground…read more This east side park is lush and green with several shelters, playgrounds, and Burns Lake. The lake has numerous fishing docks. An Amphitheater with stone seating faces the lake and has a small "stage" area at the base. The rest of the park has a paved path on the east side and other trails that wander around the lake. One of the key points of interest along the path is the Kenneth E Smith Memorial Labyrinth which is a recreation of the one "in the floor of the Chartres Cathedral in France in 1220." There are 34 changes of direction before you reach the center. If you stay on path, it totals 0.58 miles if completed. Of course, since it is simply inlaid without barriers, you can walk off anytime you choose. Most of the areas I walked were clean, but some natural debris, like fallen limbs, was around. A large tree had fallen into Burns Lake near one of the fishing docks. Shelters seemed clean and came with numerous picnic tables and some grills. Overall, a nice place to hike and play on a day trip. Review #2691

Awesome place. Very knowledgeable helpful and focused on client needs. I highly recommend…read morevisiting for a massage or magnetic treatment.

This the best place to go for what ails you. She worked on a bad knee replacement and prevented a…read moremuch needed foot surgery. She is an expert in her field and knows how anatomy and muscles work Besides the well-being you will fill is amazing. Besides she is a dear and fun person. Definitely the best in her field!!

This is where I go to shoot. Great range, and the guy working knows his stuff, and us very…read morefriendly. He has helped me a few times with working on my firearms. Very clean place, and nice selection on handguns, ammo, targets, ect. Membership is cheap. I recommend anyone in the area to at least check it out.