Only visit this theater when meeting friends for lunch and a movie. We prefer to meet for lunch at…read moreone of the nearby restaurants before the movie to save money on concessions. The movie prices nowadays are ridiculous! This theater is always clean. Luckily I've never encountered a sticky floor in any of the auditoriums I've visited. Employees are friendly and lines move quickly. We purchase tickets online and pick seats. I don't really care for this new process. I miss the old days where you can just sit anywhere, then move if need be. I've encountered seat kickers behind me before and it ruined the experience. There is free street parking near the theater within Bridgeport Village. They also have a multilayer parking garage with EV chargers available for free as well. Overall I enjoy this theater and will return when meeting friends. Would recommend.

Great cinema, excellent services!…read more The theaters are clean and refreshed as soon as the customers are out; the servers and managers are very friendly, helpful and efficient!

If you're loving the Pearl District, you know there's lots of shops, eateries, brew pubs and art…read moregalleries. First Thursday each month, except winter, most art galleries are open. Large crowds flock onto the Pearl sidewalks to browse through galleries--and eat, drink and party! J. Pepin is a packed gallery on any First Thursday. But I suggest to go there on a less crowded day to open your mind's eye to see these paintings. Feel the color and vibrance of the artists who have a mental health history. Yes, the paintings are mind blowing! Fascinating abstract paintings, as any in all Pearl District galleries. The paintings I've see now stir my emotions and thoughts! Stirs my words as I describe what I feel taking a deeper look on a quiet day without big crowds to distract me. Wakes up my imagination! My inner voice reflects on the movements stirring by following the brush strokes of vibrant colors bursting from the canvass. My interpretation(s) stream out of a musing consciousness. And it is not beer talking! Maybe I do have a coffee buzz-zzz going. But this art begs a deeper look! This day I had an opportunity to talk with Jennifer, the gallery owner, who personally shines with passion overcoming her own bipolar history. She shines with a mission to support artists with a mental health history. Unique artists (yes)! Talented artists (for sure)! Admiring their art I would say they are "specially-gifted." J. Pepin shares the works and stories, the inspirations, of "specially-gifted" artists. When you are in the Pearl District, take time to check out this gallery. I challenge all "Yelpers" to see the art--be moved! Just maybe, you'll feel moved to "Yelp-out" your own experience! "Are You Experienced? Ah! Have you ever been experienced? Well, I have!"--(Jimmi Hendrix lyrics from his album in 1967) Ah! Be experienced with J. Pepin art!

Friday was a day off for me so I decided to head back to the Pearl district. This time it was for…read morevisiting the various art galleries scattered about the area. J. Pepin was my fourth or fifth stop. Very small gallery that has only been open four and a half months. Very nice art work, one of the artists definitely had an influence of Edward Hopper. Yes I know my artists. A cool fact about this gallery is that all of the artists have some form of mental disorder. I asked if it was just the exhibit but was told all the time. I liked several of the pieces. J. Pepin is just another cool gallery over in the Pearl. Enjoy.

0 stars, parking was $15 for ONE day. At that rate, you have to park somewhere else and walk thru…read morethe park to avoid the $45 for 3 days. But strange enough, you couldn't buy a one day pass entrance to the actual festival so you had to pay for the entire 3 days @ $15 per person. So my family of 4 spent $75, for nothing. Rides were expensive, not much games for kids. The balloon show at night glow didn't pan out, Sunday morning balloons didn't sail off so my poor children got up at the butt crack of dawn walked a 1/2 mile to find out they wouldn't be taking off. How disappointing. There are many more reviews on google than on here so I suggest if you consider going to go read those as oppose to the ones on here. We won't be returning in the future.

A complete waste of time and money. No balloons, booths mostly consisted of aggressive sales…read morepitches for unrelated services like timeshares and home renovations. You can only buy a 3 day pass for $17, park for $15, then take a shuttle for another $2, but for what? We were done in 30 minutes. I supposed we could've spent $9 on a slice of carnival pizza and $10 more for a bag of kettle corn. But we just spent $51 for basically nothing. Yes, there was supposed to be balloons at 5:45 am in the morning, weather and pilot permitting, which is another way to say that there probably wasn't any balloons. Even if we woke up early to see no balloons, the rest of the booths open up at 10, and the music doesn't start until 5 pm. Honestly, do the organizers expect us to wait 10 hours between the possiblitity of seeing a balloon and the free live music, because those are the only things you get for your money. Never again.

6/23/2018 - Great facility with plenty of equipment. The best part? It is ALWAYS CLEAN!!!…read more This place is huge, it is an all-in-one with, not only the fitness center, but an indoor pool, indoor running track, indoor soccer field, childcare, physical therapy rooms and group classes. The staff is always friendly and helpful. There are plenty of cardio machines, stair masters, treadmills, elliptical, rowers, etc. There is also an area dedicated to crossfit with all the equipment you need, including the assault bike and even a rope to climb. Great crowd, everyone picks up after themselves and cleans the machines after use. Something the people in Florida need to learn, basic gym etiquette. There are sanitary wet wipes to wipe the machines. As a clean freak, I appreciate it. Also, the locker room area is very clean. The membership is a bit pricey but, as a visitor we were offered a 7-day guest pass. Or you can buy 10 visits for $100. Or pay as you go $10 a visit. Only thing I can say was that it felt muggy at times.

It would be nice if the physical therapy was integrated with the gym. I called to see if I could…read moreget a physical therapist to set up a work out routine. Nope.

The June Taylor School of Dance is a gem in the world of ballet training…read more Students are trained and prepared with the highest level of technique assuring them an excellent future whether it be for a professional life or merely vocational. Students will also be recognized as having the finest training available anywhere and parents can be proud and grateful that they are receiving a training that is not only technically excellent but also anatomically caring and correct so as to not damage their young bodies in any way. Sadly, many students are not cared for to this degree and incorrect training can ruin dreams and chances for a future career when individual bodies and range of motion are not taken into account. Congratulations June Taylor for your impeccable, beautiful school where many of your students can grow, thrive and reach for the stars eventually fulfilling their many, many hopes and dreams of a life in the ballet and dance. Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet

My daughter did a summer intensive at this studio in 2012 & we weren't impressed. Maybe coming from…read moreThe Portland Ballet our standards are high. The studio felt unorganized and run more like a community recreational center program not an advanced ballet academy.

This review is long overdue. Thea is amazing! We had an animal communication reading with her for…read moreour two living dogs and our dog who had passed. Her reading was so accurate for all three of our dogs, and some things I did not put together until after the reading, but she was spot on and very specific. I highly recommend her!!!

Our meeting with Thea was wonderful to say the least. She was able to validate many things about…read moreour two bunnies that we suspected but would never have been able to know for sure without someone like Thea's help. All she knew about our bunnies beforehand were their names and genders. It was funny and heartwarming to hear how our bunnies wanted to describe themselves! We were able to learn more about their likes and dislikes. Thea was also able to talk to our bunny Bailey about not peeing on our bed (which Bailey said was a territorial thing). That night after our reading, Bailey slept with us in the bed and did not pee! It was also comforting to learn more about our bunny Brody's passing because it was so quick and for an unknown reason. He was able to clarify some things for us and reassured us that he had an underlying issue and felt that it was his time to go. I am looking forward to meeting with Thea again in the future and would recommend her to anyone who would like to connect with their furry loved ones, whether they're living or passed

My 9 year old went to 4 weeks at this camp. She did pottery, art, basket weaving, and theater. She…read morewas in two very fun plays. She normally doesn't like camp and calls home to ask when she will be picked up. Not at this camp! I could not be happier with the staff and camp overall.

I'll start with this. My kids wake up at 7 for school, and go to bed at 8, they are used to good…read moresleep. They had to be up at 6 to leave by 7. And get to camp at 7:30. They were absolutely EXHAUSTED. They came home filthy every day. That was tough. We were rushing to get showers in, a good dinner and let them relax a bit and they just melted down almost every night. My kids are 7 & 9 and my friends had the same experience with older and younger ones. I would not recommend the camp simply out of that fact. My kids were dead on the final day. Total exhaustion. That said, I'll address the "mess of 2022" known as pickup line. I'm not sure I was a fan, I definitely wasn't, but my friend had her kids there the week prior to me and she warned me. It took me 30-40 minutes each day to get through the line. Let's be real, not super Eco friendly, but it is what it is. Browns ferry Park doesn't have much parking and it's a busy summer destination as the Tualatin river is there for paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing and swimming. I didn't mind waiting, as my fuo time job IS my kids, and I got most of a day for a break. I watched Virgin River on Netflix while I waited and watched the whole current season. That said, it's tough on working parents. The camo itself was fantastic. The kids had a blast everyday. For kids going solo, it seems like they didn't get as much attention or response from counselors, like my son said he didn't think he could ask for help at pottery. He's shier with adults he doesn't feel as comfortable as some kids asking for help. So he didn't get as much out of the camp as my daughter. All in all I think they had a good time and it was run well.

Sarah truly cares about her clients and their well being. She is so kind and thoughtful and lovely…read moreto be around. This was the best reiki healing I have had. Sarah is truly gifted! Thank you so much!!

I recently had the opportunity to work with Sarah in a group setting and I am so grateful I did!…read moreThe group setting was peaceful and calm. Sarah also has an amazing singing voice! The space felt safe, relaxing and amazing, all at the same time! I was so excited when I found out Sarah offers reiki and tarot readings and sound healing as well! My next adventure will be to do all 3! I highly recommend Sarah for all your spiritual high vibe needs in the Portland metro area!!!!!

This was our second trip/booked private tour with Carmine and still a favorite for us. We tried out…read moreseveral different wineries. The selection of which wineries, we left up to Carmine, and he hit exactly what we were hoping to achieve. Finding some under the radar labels and learning more about willamette valley and the surrounding area. This time we tried out Christom, Brooks, Bethel Height, domaine Serene, Posessed wines and picked up a couple cases from Holloran. Our first winery was Bethel Heights, and was taken aback about how good this tasting flight was, especially the buttery tasting Chardonnay. A perfect way to start a cloudy but adventurous day. Brooks Winery - Lunch was exceptional, we tried the chicken and butternut Squash, also ended up loving their selection of Pinot's and Riesling's and immediately became a member after finding what we consider the perfect Riesling. In Salem we stopped by Christom and only positive things to say about the exceptional tasting we had. We added this winery to our growing membership list. I believe it was their Chardonnay, Pinot and price point that raised the bar for us.. In Dundee Hills we stopped by Domaine Serene which we already had a membership. We had brilliant time there and ended up buying more of their wines. Carmine also treated us to his personal brand possessed wines and it's a treat, beautiful flavor profiles, clean biodynamic winemaking. Of the bottles we tried his Somm Select Rose and Syrah were my favorites. Ended up coming back to the hotel last night putting on some Bee Gees and finishing up the bottle of cool climate Syrah.. When we get back to Honolulu, definitely going to dive into the other bottles and really explore the different offerings. Overall tour - cost is reasonable, especially for a private tour, and not having to worry about transportation and setting up the tastings. I have allot of favorite parts of the tour so hard to pick one. Best way to explain this is we're already planning for our next tour with Carmine and we really hope we could invite some friends to experience what we did.. this tour is the perfect romantic journey with your loved one, trying out the different wines and just having a great day but it can also be wonderful, educational experience and how good the wines, wineries and elevated experiences this tour offers.

If you are visiting Oregon and looking for the most exceptional, personalized wine tour, Carmine is…read morethe one to call. Beside having a top-notch professionalism and personality, he is a walking dictionary when it comes to wine tasting, agriculture, and interesting facts about Oregon in general. Highly recommend!!