This is such a sweet spot and I love anywhere that promotes family bonding, new experiences, and…read morebaby friendship. I grew up going to The Little Gym and absolutely loved it. I used to go more when I was school-age, but I recently bought my one year old for a trial class. It was a good time and I enjoyed meeting some new parent friends and having a place for my baby to run around. It was a little more hands-off and a little less catered towards babies than other classes around town that we've tried and enjoyed. The teacher was super nice, but she kept looking at her phone to turn the music on/off, check what was next for the lesson, etc. I really try to not have my phone out around my baby and so I'd appreciate if they could just use a sound system or write notes on a post-it or something so that phones are out during a paid-for class experience. I understand that it's not usually a big deal but think that would help elevate the class. There was a lot of time to run around on our own, but my baby is too little for the bars, can't jump on the mats, and then there were only a few things to crawl on, so it could use with a few extra engaging activities too for younger ages. They did have a 'back hand spring' lesson that was cute/funny and my baby enjoyed rolling over the foam cylinder - LOL. So proud of that little nugget. The man at the front desk was nice and I liked that they had toys in the lobby for kids to play with after class. I also noticed a private room for parties and saw that they offer summer camps too. I can see my elementary-school age self loving coming here as a nice intro into gymnastics and would be happy to try it again when our son is a little older.

Love.This.Place!! We have been looking for a non competitive place for our youngest (3 yr old) to…read moredo gymnastics classes and we have definitely found the perfect place. They let us try a class for free and if you sign up for class on the day of your free class, they waive the annual membership fee. Note that there is a lot of emphasis on developmental play, meaning it's fun!!

My son attends guitar classes and has a great teacher- the entire experience is incredibly…read moreengaging, the prices for classes are fair. There are tons of different instrument options- and you can bring your own instrument as my son does, or use one of theirs. It's great.

Hello, I had your lasagna. I do not think your people know how to make lasagna. I was sitting down…read more Someone came to my table and said "can I offer you lasagna." I said "why not." I thought, what's the harm. It's Tuesday. I'm off work. I'll try your lasagna sure. The lasagna was so cold. "Who made this cold lasagna?" I wanted to ask. But no one came back to check. I brought the lasagna home. I warmed it up myself. Not that bad, which is why I give it two stars. If it had been warm the first go I might give it three or maybe four. Five star lasagna isn't something you come across everyday. So don't be upset that I wouldn't consider it. The service was also not good. No menu. No silverware. Just one man who is offering lasagna. On the plus side, this place had a lot of parking and was warm enough inside. Unlike the lagasma. I will keep looking for a Tuesday lunch spot. Update: management has informed me this is not an Italy restaurant. They do not know lasanga man. I will give it 5 stars.

Leave it Carmel to have an amazing indoor sports facility that serves beer and hard cider. It sure…read moremakes being a grandparent fun. Anyway the facility has in indoor soccer fields, rock climbing facility and more. Both of my local granddaughters have taken sporting classes and attended birthday parties at the center. This weekend, I attended my granddaughter's soccer game. The inside smells a bit like gym socks, but the hard cider makes the smell tolerable. Spectator bleacher seating is uncomfortable, but the beer makes it tolerable. The place is loud, but the kids seem to be having fun, as was I. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. The parking lot is large enough. If you live in or near Carmel, you're bound to visit at some point.

Great playing field. Good organization. However, the referees are terrible. I've witnessed two head…read moreinjuries and the referee did not follow concussion protocol, even if the players were in the 7th & 8th grade division. Unacceptable behavior from the referee.

From the moment we walked in--feeling secure with visible security and welcomed by friendly…read moregreeters--this experience was fabulous. Smiles were everywhere, setting the tone right away. My son and I went on a special date to see A Christmas Story, and it did not disappoint. The cast was incredible! Their energy was contagious and drew us into the story from the very first scene all the way to the end. I truly can't say enough good things about how amazing this show was. We will absolutely be back for more plays!

Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre is the largest of more than 70 community theatres in Indiana and one…read moreof the ten largest of over 7000 active community theatres in the U.S. It is also considered the nation's longest continuously active community theatre. In operation since 1915, Civic Theatre offers 90 performances and 500 opportunities to participate onstage or behind-the-scenes in a professional theatre setting annually. Since its beginning, Civic has had five different homes. In 1915, it started at the Herron Art Institute before moving to the 240-seat Hedback Community Theatre in 1924. In 1973, Civic moved to the 645-seat Showalter Pavilion at IMA before relocating in 2004 to a 490-seat theatre at Marian University. Finally, Civic moved into the Tarkington at the Center for the Performing Arts in 2011. The current theatre has 513 seats. Mainstage productions include everything from musicals to comedies to dramas with an average of 30,000 patrons annually. Education has also always been a strong component of Civic programming with education and outreach programs reaching over 20,000 people each year through classes, workshops, and educational performances for all age groups from toddlers through older adults. As someone who believes strongly in inclusive theatre (I was a drama minor in college myself), Civic does one of the better jobs in Central Indiana of addressing accessibility issues. They are known to offer sensory friendly performances, have offered audio-described performances (and have large print programs), and also offer accessible parking, accessible entrances, and accessible seating that can be reserved. They also offer shows with ASL and Assisted Listening. For those with disabilities, I recommend contacting Civic for more detailed information. I've seldom attended a show here without seeing other wheelchairs or individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. I've never been on-stage at Civic, but I have worked behind the scene in years past. Most recently, I've attended as both an audience member and media member. My experience has been that Civic leans toward more well known, fairly mainstream productions. For example, the 2022-23 season includes The Diary of Anne Frank, The Cat in the Hat, The Sound of Music, and Murder on the Orient Express. Jr. Civic is an amazing opportunity for the kids to get involved. Civic Theatre is definitely one of Central Indiana's longtime stage gems. With an outstanding group of professionals and volunteers, Civic offers consistently high quality performances and a great experience for theatergoers. Located in Carmel, it's an easy drive and a great entertainment in a beautiful setting.

Visited this childcare facility and immediately knew I wanted my son to be out on the waitlist…read more Very professional and the facility is nice and clean.

We transition from an in-home daycare to pathways when they open in November. It's an amazing…read morefacility, brand new, top-of-the-line security and see my systems accessible to me and my husband to watch our 1 yr old who has recently transitioned from the infant classroom to the 1yr old classroom. I love the online application brightwheel where I get up to the moment communications on with my daughter eats, what she's eaten, when she takes a nap, and even when she goes potty. Highly recommend interested parents take a tour!

As a full-time psychologist, wife and mom, it's hard to make time for myself, as is true for many…read moreof my peers. I've always loved to sing, but never taken a lesson. When I began thinking of an activity that would be just about me and with no desired goal...I want to take voice lessons was where I arrived. Hannah is my voice teacher. She is youthful in the best way, encouraging and supportive. We laugh, I learn, and at the end of the lesson, I feel energized to go back into my life. I was originally afraid of looking silly taking voice lessons as an adult, but seriously...it's been the best thing, and Hannah is an amazing teacher!

Doug. Maybe you need to get your facts straight before you try to discuss this. I never agreed…read morethat we would sit there. I can happily send you the text messages. Also- I literally did sit in the parking lot because inclusion is not the parent sitting there. I get it, you don't do inclusion. You want money plain and simple. Just own up to that.

As a parent there is nothing i feel more strongly about than the early social and educational…read moreexperience my child receives. Let me start by saying i toured multiple different schools including other Goddard facilities. I knew instantly after meeting Mrs. Donna and touring her facility that it was exactly where i wanted my daughter to be. My daughter went on to three different classrooms and was at this location for over two years. I am an avid supporter of both the teachers and director of this school. I would not change my experience for anything!

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Carmel (City Center), we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard…read moreSchool is a private preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.