This VFW post is the #1 reason I personally have never joined the VFW, though eligible got my…read moremother and sisters eligible, but what a disaster. It's nothing more than a drunk palace for old veteran drunk bar flys that aren't welcome anywhere. Two-fold after my baby sister passed away 25 years ago in Trenton-HT the wake my mother arranged at this post was a bismal. Half-way through eating my mother came to me and my father (both USAF career) we need to pay the bartender 2-300, I said for what. She did t say. So then all the bar Flys dug in to the food and socializing with our grieving family. Next 13 years ago when my mother passed I contated the VFW Adjutant and Aux members when moms funeral was and not ONE member showed. My mom served as their Poppy Queen for years. VFW be damned.

What a great place to open a bar. UNLESS YOU ARE THIRSTY. After 5 pm the guy that is supposed to be…read morebehind the bar is outside smoking, on his phone, or bullshitting with customers when others are waiting for a drink. Also he has a snotty reply when you mention his lack of service to the customers. And the cute barmaid is about as pleasant toward the customers as a pibull. After the daytime bartender leaves at 5. This place sucks. Not very welcoming to Veterans and their guests.

I am amazed! I have NEVER had an operator nor representative of an agency HANG UP ON ME!! I wasn't…read morerude, I was seeking information from a supervisor, the gentleman on the other end had a weird attitude-refusing to listen to me, ended up by hanging up the phone!!!

MY EXPERIENCE WITH HOMESHARING -- A WARNING ABOUT SYSTEMIC POLICY FAILURES…read moreI used HomeSharing's services for about 7 years and welcomed several individuals into my home. While the mission is meaningful, my experience exposed serious policy and procedural gaps that homeowners should understand before participating. When a major issue developed in my home, I contacted HomeSharing for support. I was told they could not assist because both parties were considered their clients. This left me without mediation, guidance, or intervention during a situation that ultimately required about $20,000 in legal fees to resolve. Earlier in my involvement, I was introduced to a potential seeker who disclosed a compromised medical condition that had already required hospitalization and rehabilitation. I declined the match due to safety concerns, but the experience raised questions about how placements were screened and whether the organization's policies adequately protect both parties. I also discovered that two people had been placed in my home despite a town ordinance allowing only one. This should have been caught through basic procedural checks. The Lease Agreement offered by HomeSharing did not provide the level of protection I expected, and in my case, it did not help prevent or resolve the situation. I served on the organization's Board for a period of time but chose to resign after these events. Based on my personal experience, I no longer feel comfortable recommending HomeSharing.

My wife and I are very meticulous and we spent hours, if not days, reading various reviews on…read moredifferent vendors for our wedding. We consider ourselves to be very organized and when looking for vendors for our wedding we wanted to ensure that whomever we decided to go with was also very organized and detailed. Neither of us have attended many weddings so we were a little lost in the clouds with what to expect and what to look for when deciding on our reception's entertainment. After reading numerous reviews on how wonderfully detailed and organized Chris was, we thought we might have found a winner. After first meeting with Chris, we felt very at ease and relaxed as if we were just hanging out with a friend. Chris knows his music. Not just one genre either. He's a well-versed encyclopedia of all aspects of music. Chris was very receptive to our requests of the style of music we wanted to hear at our ceremony, the cocktail hour and the reception. While we both enjoy different types of music we were a little overwhelmed with which artists to go with and decided to trust Chris with the majority of the selections. We had a few "must play" songs which Chris made sure that we heard. Chris went above and beyond to ensure not only that we were happy but also to ensure that our guests were dancing and smiling the whole time. Our wedding had a few 90+ year olds and we were unsure if they would be able to get up and dance. However, Chris knew exactly what to play to bring them to the floor. Walkers and all, our grandparents were able to share the dance floor with us to create an unforgettable memory for our entire family. We also want to point out how punctual Chris is. We are very punctual people and we believe that if you're not early, you're late. Chris was always early. He always beat us to our meetings. We could go on and on for days about Chris' professionalism. I wanted to surprise my wife with a song that I wanted to play for her on acoustic guitar at the reception and Chris was not only happy to oblige, but was very excited to make it happen. We spoke on the phone over the weeks leading up to our big day. Chris walked me through the process of what equipment he was going to use and how he would introduce me to the reception. Chris was also accompanied by another DJ named Joe who was equally professional and kind. We met Joe the day of the reception and it felt like we knew him for many years. We were both completely at ease with our decision and had no worries about anything. We felt comfortable and relaxed and a big part of that was because he made sure everyone got to the dance floor, if even for just a few moments. Chris always greeted us with a warm smile and helped us create a timeline that coincided with our venue to make sure everything flowed properly. He wanted to save us from as much stress possible and requested the contact information of all of our vendors so he could speak directly with the venue about the schedule for the day-of timelines, the videographers about microphones, officiant about speeches and introductions, etc. We cannot express how grateful we were to not have to be the middleman and just provide Chris with names and phone numbers and wait for his "everyone's on the same page" email! Our venue expressed how easy and flawless it was working with Chris and that some other DJs cause them headaches. Chris seemed to make the day go easy and smoothly for everyone involved. We also went with a Photobooth through Futurescapes Entertainment and Chris was able to use our wedding template which was created specifically for our wedding. This ensured everything was cohesive throughout our entire wedding. If you're looking for a DJ who knows his craft, understands the business and is eager to please then Futurescapes Entertainment is hands down the best choice you can make. Chris, thank you so very much for making our special day even more special. Thank you for the memories we were able to make with our grandparents. Thank you for going above and beyond. You are the example by which all others should be judged.

Futurescapes did the uplighting for my wedding in November and the room looked amazing! I was a…read morelittle nervous about our venue being dark and too simple. But once Chris set up the lights, it was like a completely different place! Not to mention he was super nice and easy to work with. He matched the colors perfectly to my bridesmaids dresses and even provided dance lighting that really made it feel like a party atmosphere. I would definitely recommend Futurescapes for any event, both for the DJ and uplighting packages!