Hosted a meetup here recently and had an amazing time! Our instructor was so sweet and helpful and…read moremade sure to take things slowly and go step by step so we could all follow along. Would definitely come back!

Fun, friendly, professional, great vibe .. if you are not doing art, you are not living!!…read moreThis is a fabulous for an adult birthday party.. or a kids birthday party! .. or a wine party with your friends.. You have to come here this place is amazing!!!!

My sister lives in one of the condos here. Awesome pool, a great pool table inside, small but…read morefunctional weight room, a kitchen if you want to host an event. It has it all. Very nice people that live here as well. Great place if your family lives in the association.

Gorgeous place! Nice hall with full kitchen. Pool table and gym. Pool is just off the water and…read morebeautiful!!! Small playground and even a theater ball. Picnic tables and a grill.

Wow, I'm bummed it's taken me this long to check out Spitfire!! As one of the only one of my…read morefriends who stayed in town Christmas week, I was on the hunt for something fun to do solo. I went to a purchase a ticket for the Saturday night Whose Line show, but it sold out! I called and they said they have a few overflow seat accommodations, and I should come anyway. Even sitting off to the side on a chair, I had the time of my life. I truly can't wait to come back. All improv, lots of audience inspo, and just soooo much fun. All the players were great and I'm really looking forward to bringing my friends next time! A few snacks/canned bevvies for purchase. About 30 seats for the show. Great host, great lighting, great everything!!

Love to support up and coming students learning improv. A small intimate setting with friendly…read morestaff.

I'm not a member, but had the opportunity to meet some members at a Yelp event. They were very…read morefriendly and interesting to talk to. They let you smell all the ingredients and explained the beer brewing process. If you brew, I would highly recommend checking them out.

I can't comment on the actual class because the Paint Night my friend and I signed up for was…read morecancelled by whoever works there that can decide to cancel a class last minute. My friend and I had signed up and paid earlier that day.. I also had 2 more girls that wanted to join us, but about an hour before it was scheduled to start my friend got a call saying they had decided to cancel the wine and paint class that evening because they didn't have enough people signed up. Let me be clear, I completely understand that but it shld be clearly disclosed on the web page that you will cancel events that don't have enough attendance.. don't allow me to book a class at 1:30pm on a Friday evening for 630pm that same day especially if you already know you are probably going to cancel it. Put a disclosure on the site that says something like 'if we don't have 10 people signed up for this evenings event it will be cancelled and so far we have 0.. ' so people know and don't plan their whole night around going to this cancelled event... especially when you have a strict no refund policy when a customer cancels within 24 hours of said event.. just give potential customers the same courtesy you expect them to give you......

Paint night was cancelled by whoever works there that can decide to cancel a class last minute. My…read morefriend and I had signed up earlier that and paid I had 2 more girls that wanted to join us but my friend got a call saying they had decided to cancel the wine and paint class because they didn't have enough people sign up. I completely understand that but it shld be clearly disclosed on the web page.. don't allow me to book a class at 4pm for 630pm that same day especially if you already know you are going to cancel it. Put a disclosure on the site that says something like 'if we don't have 10 people signed up for this evenings event it will be cancelled and so far we have 0.. ' so people know and don't plan their whole night around going to this cancelled event... especially when you have a strict no refund policy when a customer cancels within 24 hours of said event.. just give people the same courtesy you expect them to give you......

I cannot speak highly enough of this venue and the woman in charge, Joan. We just had my sisters…read morebaby shower at this location today & had the most wonderful experience with a very clean, spacious area to have our celebration and Joan was just the sweetest most helpful person to us!! I would highly recommend considering this location for any future events where you need to rent out a venue space.

We went for the first time last night. They were having a food drive for Dunedin Cares. Bring a bag…read moreof food to donate and you got in free for a Celtic band for the evening. Celtic Conundrum was playing who is local to Dunedin. They play a lot of their own tunes as well as some cover songs. All very good. The crowd seemed The building is an old house turned in to Scottish society. Decorated with Scottish crests on the walls with member's name. Lots of tables and chairs set up in a large Hall area. There is a kitchen but it was not 'open' so to speak. We were told to bring our own drinks and snacks for this event. We honestly thought they would use tonight to make some money for their cause by selling burgers, dogs, etc... nope. Not the case. Odd. The average age at this event was 70. They enjoyed the music but they asked to have it turned down a couple of times. The Hall was hot but they did turn the heat down or turned the air on which was nice. We are in our 40's and Celtic Conundrum brought in 10 or so much younger people to watch them. We clapped and sang and got the crowd going and seemed to enjoy it. But, we got the feeling that if this society does not get more (younger) people to join their cause it is going to end up closing. Which would be sad! This is Dunedin... it is the Scottish Gaelic name for Edinburgh, Scotland. And the sister city of Stirling, Scotland. Support your roots people! I would love to see this Society have a tent at local events like the Highland games of Dunedin. Or in the many parades in the streets of Dunedin. Mail out flyers explaining who you are and what you are about. We found very little online about the Society and they could benefit hugely from a great social media person. Anyway, support local people. Look them up online. Join their cause. Go to their events. Try something different. I am sure you live in Dunedin somewhat for it's quaintness. Embrace it. I can't describe how sad I am to be the first to review this place. That says a lot about its popularity.

Fun times at the Gulfport Geckofest! This cute town has been through it but it still has its vibe…read moreand quirky charm. Street was filled with vendors selling their goods. I was disappointed there were not more art available but the music was playing and people were mingling. A fun parade went through and everybody was enjoying the day. I love the cute wine bars in this town and hopefully Gulfport will continue to thrive as it rebuilds.

2025 was the 25th anniversary of the Gulfport Geckofest. The fest was held in the Historic…read moreWaterfront District area of town. Parking was free and easy to find throughout town. There were plenty of fun, unique vendors, food, and live entertainment. The fest has a "Jimmy Buffet Margaritaville" type vibe. It's a nice event to check out for a couple hours to eat, drink, and people watch.

This is one of the newest Renaissance Faires in the Bay Area, and I must admit, there is a lot of…read morepotential for it. Now I will admit, England Brothers Park is not the most scenic of areas given its near a highway and a neighborhood, but it is reachable, and the parking situation is much more tolerable. Since this one happens during Spring unlike most I've known of, I will warn you it gets hot so make sure to hydrate. The lack of natural shading definitely makes it a tad bit more dangerous. The festival overall is nice! There's a-lot of stalls with many homemade fantasy-themed goods, and many, many mock weapon vendors. I'll admit some of it is just RPG material you could find elsewhere, but hey, Renaissance and Fantasy go hand-in-hand so I cannot complain. The shows are also really fun to watch (especially the fencing demonstrations; beware the crest of the flaming peach, for you are "pit" against the best!) and they definitely put alot of thought and effort in the writing behind them and/or the energy and enthusiasm put into the performances/demonstrations. Familiar faces from the Bay Area also are amongst the performers at the backstage area and as usual, there's lots of jousting to be had. A-lot of good food too! You got your standard turkey legs (Thoust cans't calleth a Ren faire such without the leg of fowl), baked potatoes, tasty boba tea stalls (Belladonna's brew is thy finest), homemade sodas, and other finely cooked foods fit for royals and commoners alike. They put a-lot of effort in their food without it feeling out of place for a Renaissance faire, which I greatly respect. Only real criticism I have in terms of food is the Scotch eggs; They tend to burn them and gotta use ostrich eggs for em, regular eggs won't cut it (too much meat, not enough egg) unless you decease the ratio of beef used to surround it...But aside from that, everything's great! I genuinely look forward to coming back, and hopefully in a costume! It felt wonderful to come to a Renaissance Faire after 4 years of being unable to find one close to home.