This place and venue were amazing. The cast, crew, servers, but most importantly, the show were out…read moreof this world. Until I'm able to write a proper review sufffice to say one word for now - AMAZING!!!

Harris Art Studio is literally THE BEST!! I live in Massachusetts, but head down to Florida about…read moreonce or twice a year. I have 5 children and they all INSIST that we always make time to visit Miss Kyle at her studio. If I lived in Florida, we'd be there every day! It is that great of a place!!

What a fun night!! Kyle Harris was super fun. Very…read moreknowledgeable and always sharing stories of her art and how she comes up with it. We came as a group to celebrate a birthday so Kyle let us bring in food and a cake before painting classes started. A must do for date night or simply if you want to take painting classes. Super highly recommend!

I am personally not a fan of Haunted Houses, but Nights of Fright was a 5 star experience!…read more My daughter and friends wanted to attend and I was apprehensive for them to go in without a parent. I was pleasantly surprised to find a short, ticket line, friendly staff/volunteers and an extremely organized number system for groups entering the house. We received a number and could then walk around, purchase snacks, crafts and raffle tickets for some cool prizes. They waited less than 10 minutes before their group was called. It was so great not having to stand on line all night. My younger child and I had fun shopping and dancing with the DJ while waiting for the girls to return. They were definitely scared and loved every minute of it. Can't wait to return next year.

If you like haunted houses this one is great! You walk through a bunch of different rooms all with…read morea different "fright". Our group had a ton of fun and quite a few good scares. They don't make you wait in line. They have a nice air conditioned holding area while you wait for your number to be called. There was a DJ and various vendors with food and beverages for purchase. Can't wait to go back this year. We're planning on making it a yearly thing.

I love this huge bright theater in Ft. Lauderdale, built in 1991. I have been here before for "A…read moreGentleman's Guide to Murder" and thoroughly enjoyed it. This day we saw a super fun magician I knew from a Netflix series. It worked well here! Last time we did the VIP tickets and met some cool local patrons in the VIP lounge where they give you complimentary snacks & discounted drinks. It's a nice perk to support the local arts! Parking is easy and reasonable enough. The area itself is a bit depressed, but seems safe enough. Ushers are friendly and helpful, elevator and bar service have fun offerings and bathrooms are fine. If you find yourself in the area, Don't sleep on viewing your favorite shows here. Check it out when in the area. Happy summer yelping in 2026! ~Tami in Miami

You know you're walking into a real theater when the building itself makes you slow down for a…read moresecond and say, "Alright... this is going to be a night." Not a strip mall stage wedged between a nail salon and a frozen yogurt shop. A real theater. The kind that feels like it was built for big voices, bright lights, and the occasional crowd singing along a little too loudly after a couple of pre-show drinks. That's the first thing you notice about the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Sitting right along the river in downtown Fort Lauderdale, the place just looks like it belongs there. Modern lines, big glass, clean design. But at the same time it still carries the charm and warmth you expect from a classic theater. It feels like a venue that was designed for nights out. Once inside, the layout works well. Sightlines are excellent. Whether you're down low or up in the higher seats, the stage is easy to see and you never feel like you're watching from a bad angle. But here's the one thing that caught us by surprise. The sound system struggles a bit when you get up into the higher seats. The speakers just don't quite reach that far with the same clarity, so the sound can come across a little muffled. Here's the pro tip. If you're sitting high, save the money and go cheaper on the ticket because the sound quality up there probably won't match what you'd expect from a premium seat anyway. The parking situation has actually improved. Getting in is easier now that they switched to the pay by plate app system. You drive in, park, handle the payment on your phone and head to the show. Simple. Leaving, however, is another story. Getting out of the parking lot after a show can feel like a bit of an adventure. This is where patience becomes part of the evening's entertainment. Give yourself time and don't expect a quick exit. We saw Darius Rucker last night, and even with the sound challenges in the higher seats, it was still a really fun night. Good music, a great crowd, and the kind of energy that makes live shows worth it every time. Here's the move if you're coming here. Go early. Grab dinner or drinks somewhere nearby. Walk over without rushing and enjoy the atmosphere around the theater. And when the show ends, don't fight the traffic. Take your time and let the crowd thin out. Do it that way and the Broward Center becomes exactly what it should be. An outstanding way to spend a Saturday night.

Ms. Alex and her team are phenomenal. My kids love going to Aether Academy, the classes are…read moredesigned for all age groups and the students are able to practice and really get comfortable with their Arts and Theatrical skills. I love that this is a judgement free zone, the kids are able to learn and go at their on pace, it's a breath of fresh air. It's time well spent for both students and parents alike!

This animated movie got so big that it made it to Broadway. Moreover, they began to produce touring…read moreproductions of it. One such version is the one I saw a couple of days ago at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Have to say that the story is still as compelling. Surprisingly, a majority of it follows its Disney counterpart. It seems that when I typically see an animated movie adaptation into a Broadway show that they change quite a bit. One form of this is adding characters who weren't in the original. Just watch Aladdin or Anastasia and you'll notice this in a heartbeat. Not the case with Frozen. The effects and the music were joined in perfect harmony. The act before the intermission, too, left an impression. I think my only genuine complaint is the cast. Yes, they were superb, but when Anna's voice overshadows Elsa's, we have a problem. Then again, it's going to be hard to find a voice like Idina Menzel's. Just my two cents. I nevertheless wholeheartedly recommend the show. It'll delightfully entertain you.

To the Owner & Visionary. Mrs. Christie Stark, the CAST Director Heather De Santino, the Staff, and…read moreall the Choreographers of Dancer's Gallery, I wanted to take a moment to thank you all for the unforgettable 2025 CAST Gala. That evening was a true celebration of the hard work, dedication, and artistic growth that each dancer has shown throughout the year. The New York theme brought a wonderful energy, and the entire night felt like a journey through a city of dreams and determination. Bella and I came ready for the night, and in support of her stunning outfit, I embraced my own dandyism -- a style and ethos that speaks to self-expression and quiet confidence. It was a nod to the ways we tell our stories and claim our place in the world, just as the dancers did so beautifully throughout their competitions and long hours of rehearsals. One of the most touching moments for me was when Bella's name was called as the recipient of the Kindest Recognition Award. As her father, knowing that she was honored for her kindness to her friends, dance-mates and her fellow dancers filled my heart with immeasurable joy. It is all we could ever ask for in life -- to see our children not only excel in their talents, but also be recognized for the goodness of their hearts. I was deeply moved to know that she was celebrated in such a meaningful way, in front of her friends, big sisters in dance and mentors. Zena, your vision and attention to every detail made this event so special. The venue was stunning and set the perfect stage for a night of joy and pride. Miss Heather, Miss Vero, and Miss Chiara, your awards and kind words meant so much to the dancers and families alike. To all of the teachers -- Heather De Santino, Veronica Alvarez, Chiara Gonzalez, Stavi, Storm, Sabrina Bishamber, Shara DeMaio, Ms. Christie, Eric Ubiera, and the entire DG team -- thank you for nurturing not only the technique and performance of our children, but their character and spirit. #DG Your guidance, patience, and devotion go beyond teaching choreography. You show our daughters how to be confident, compassionate, and resilient -- qualities that will stay with them long after the music fades. For that, we are truly grateful. With sincere thanks and warm regards, Patrick, Philomena and Isabella Doliny

My 7-year-old was asked to leave the room by a teacher simply because he had trouble focusing. I…read morewas very disappointed by how the situation was handled. Instead of support, my child was made to feel excluded. I hope Dancer's Gallery will take this seriously and train their staff to be more understanding toward children with attention challenges.

What an absolute blast from start to finish. The freestyle portion was next-level exciting. Nonstop…read moreaction, huge air, and engines roaring in a way that keeps you on your feet the whole time. The real highlight for us was the monster truck rides. That experience alone made the day unforgettable. Seeing the pure joy on my wife's and granddaughter's faces was priceless. The drivers and staff were friendly, made everyone feel safe, and turned it into a core memory for our family. We will go again in a heartbeat

Bergeron Rodeo grounds is pure wholesome family fun. We were on the grounds for the Winterfest. I…read moreenjoy the old part if Davie and this is a great place to visit with children. The baby goats were adorable. We watched them eat for a while. They had many food trucks to choose from and carnival rides as well. The line dancing was great. I would definitely come back for that. The 4H organization was talking $5 donations for parking. That is a wonderful organization that teaches children about frowning plants and raising animals. Definitely a good cause.