Good service and helpful instructors. I had a deep…read moreconditioning and plan to have another. Good value and prices.

I got my hair colored and a blow out done and Sophia nailed it! She's fabulous!! I highly recommend…read moreher and the school!

My daughter started school of rock last Saturday. The staff is very nice and welcoming. I dropped…read moreher off for one hour for the Rookies Class. In this class they go over different instruments and it's perfect for a child who is very new to the music game:) I am excited to see what she learns at this establishment. She loved her first day and she met lots of new friends.

The programs excel at teaching great rock & roll and are fun, but more importantly they teach…read moreconfidence, build relationships between the kids, and teach them how to function in a band

This was our first trip to the Halloran Center. We didn't realize there is a separate venue to the…read moreOrpheum, located attached next door. When we walked into the main foyer, we were surprised by the beautiful open space. It is so fancy inside the Halloran Center that it seems the only appropriate type of concert that would be held would be that of an orchestra. The concessions are affordable and by purchasing a Halloran cup, concession beverages can be taken into the concert hall. The concert hall that held Matt Stansberry and The Romance was an intimate room with great acoustics and lighting. We sat in the 20th row back, but because of the design of the room, we still felt engaged and close to the stage. Despite how fancy the space seems, it is entirely acceptable to stand up and dance. There were several folks who danced in front of the stage and along the sides of the room. Matt Stansberry and The Romance is a family-friendly Motown-style group with horns, backup singers, and great talent all over the stage. They are a lot of fun and happy to meet with people after the concert. After enjoying the concert, by a stroke of awesome coincidence, it turned out that evening PBS was showing a feature on Matt Stansberry and The Romance, and their connection to Memphis. What a treat, after enjoying a great show, to be a able to go home and learn more about these talented entertainers. We recommend visiting the Halloran Center and plan to visit again.

I came here for a Murder Mystery event and it was a blast. This place is big enough to handle most…read moreprivate events. It is modern and pretty new. This is a great event space.

There is so much to say about this amazing organization - I'm so thankful that upon entering I was…read moreable to leave my information so that books from birth will be sent to our resident - happy momma moment :)) The entire staff were full of smiles and kindness- I was even offered books for my toddler on site which I happily expected My toddler was Uber happy to see Sesame Street Elmo - Elmo gave tons of hugs and he gave Elmo hugs back too!!

If you are tired of traditional dance lessons and aerobic classes but want a fun way to exercise,…read moretry salsa. Don't worry about having a partner because someone will step in. Alex Labrador, who is Filipino, started giving salsa lessons and it grew into Salsa Memphis. Salsa Memphis is lucky to have Edgar Mendez, originally from LA as an instructor. Now, Salsa Memphis offers plenty of opportunities for people to try it. You can opt for lessons at their dance studio on mt. moriah. The lessons are about a hour to a hour and half and are $12 a lesson or you can buy a pack of 4 lessons for 40 bucks. Beginner lessons are on Mondays. You do need to wear shoes that have slick ,smooth soles so it will be easier to spin. Also, I would recommend a towel because you will work up quite a sweat. The first part of the lesson is usually individual footwook where the basic steps are reviewed. Edgar breaks it down slowly so everyone understands the steps. Then he will use the steps to make a dance routine. The dance routine will actually help you because you use the steps learned in your routine with a partner. As for partners, you initially select a partner but then you will stand in a circle and rotate. Therefore, you learn to dance with different people--some who will have more salsa skills than others. All in all, it is quite a workout. If you want to see what salsa lessons will result in, go to High Point Cafe in the Pinch on Saturday night about 11pm. All the advanced dancers are there and they put on quite a show. You can go earlier and get a free beginner salsa lesson with your 6 dollar admission (it will be $10 if there is a live band). Mostly, they play salsa, meringue and bachata music. People who salsa are quite diverse in size, shape, and nationalities and they are all very nice to beginners. Don't be surprised if you see local news personalities or college athletes there. Want to get out of the house and do something different, check out the salsa memphis website and give salsa a try.