Had a great time with the grand kiddos. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of the mess in…read morethe latrines.

I like hiking. A lot. And I like hiking at new and different places…read more Charlestown State Park is....okay. They have some really nice trails, spread out and across a large area. There is plenty of parking. And I believe that camping is an option. You have to pay to get in, which is fine. But I am highly annoyed that out of state cars have to pay more. Once when I went though, it was in the off season and there was no one working at the entrance gate. We were hoping to pay with a card, and it appeared to be an honor system for paying the $9 on days when the park is open, but no one is working. I was enticed by the promise of Rose Island ruins (a former amusement park/resort. Not actually an island). But as interesting as it sounds, it was disappointing. It has been all cleaned up and sign-ified and it is more meh than I had hoped. I would probably come back more often if it was more like $5 to get in. But with Louisville's copious parks, state and otherwise, and Bernheim about the same distance drive, I'm inclined to stay on my side of the river.

Great place, clean and lots of fun... Can't wait to go back…read moreand enjoy the day ! Plenty of life guards and real inexpensive considering how prices are right now.

Very nice and clean pool . The staff was friendly to all . Definitely recommend going here.read more

Great facility with updated equipment, pools, and plenty of free parking. Dedicated children's…read moreprograms are also available. SECA diagnostic machine is on site to provide baseline and updated feedback pertaining to muscle mass, BMI, fat percentages. Trainers are able to provide one-on-one programs and tweaks to help members best utilize their gym membership and equipment. Facility is clean and well maintained. Too many program options to list here, but does include Zumba, hip hop fitness dancing, country line dancing, yoga, HIIT training, water aerobics, pickleball, basketball, etc. Fun fellow members have made it so much more enjoyable to work towards fitness when wanting to quit, so highly recommended.

Clean friendly, the schedule could be tweaked they limit hours for many of their swimming, the warm…read moreaquatics pool limited time so for the value of a nationwide membership it's really not there cause it's on their time not yours. Staff was friendly.

I wanted to know more about Zaniac so took my son to their Fall Open House. One word- WOW! My son…read morewas in heaven. They have more programs and options than I could list. If your kid is interested in STEAM, technology, Minecraft, etc check it out! The staff was icing on the cake. They are a group of passionate and smart people. When I say smart, I mean genius level but they get right down to the level that your kid needs. I spent a lot of time with Dhaval and he answered all of my questions and took some extra time showing me some really cool stuff! Zaniac is an amazing resource for kids in Louisville!

All you need to do is go there. You walk inside and that's where you know the difference of Zaniac…read more And that's only the branded environment. My daughter LOVED Zaniac all summer. Five full days per week for almost three months. They did math equations on the window walls.., lego construction, 3D CAD design into 3D tangible printed objects to take home... Minecraft... Super neat experience!

Great customer service. Wide selection of products…read more Surprised at the low prices. True studio experience. We will go again.

The painting and pottery options were both great…read more What wasn't great was one of the younger employees appearing to openly mock another staff member. The older staff member who was being mocked was seemingly deaf/hard of hearing. We heard the younger employee (early 20's girl, seemed to be a supervisor) get frustrated with the other and openly mock the way she spoke. Both my partner and I were pretty uncomfortable. But from the sound of it, the younger staff member was leaving for college soon, so it's possible she won't be there if you go.

I came in with a parlor guitar to trade and walked out with some great value. The staff felt like a…read morefamily and were knowledgeable, friendly and patient -- I worked with Bobby and Xander -- and the store is beautiful and large and it seems like they are choosing high-quality stuff so you probably can't go wrong with much in this place. Out front, they have string instruments, guitars, and mangoes and stuff and then in the back they have a huge room, devoted to drumming. There's lots of cables and parts and pieces, they have cases, some keyboards, they have high-quality cables and a few woodwinds. And they have a lot of books for learning. They have a lot of Yamaha stuff here. I took my time on a Friday morning and enjoyed playing a few instruments in one of their little practice rooms. Lots of kids coming in for rock 'n' roll lessons. Parking out front is easy.

Mom knows the best!…read more So shall we go to the source, Moms Music here in Louisville Kentucky is a "must see," for music lovers. Are you a drummer? If you are or are trying to be? Look no further. They have a cool here especially for the drummer and the basics of how too? You can come in and get all sorts of different styles of how to play? For not a lot of your dough! Now how about those other things that we can use to make up the band! The guitar selection is overwhelming. If you feel the need to play and strum that guitar they can arrange that. How about just coming in to jam and listen. You can record here. Change your star and be the rock star that you want to be.

The longest running free Shakespeare productions, plus it's in the setting of a gorgeous park. If…read moreyou're not already following their social media and website, make sure to do it now. The park offers lots of seating - BUT the bleachers are hard and for a short legged person, too tall. I encourage you to bring your camping chair and set up on the sides or back of the space. All seats are great. Highlights on the experience: - Bathrooms are available at the park. - Will's Tavern serves several drink options, including water and sodas. Cash or credit. - Food trucks rotate during the production schedule. You can also bring your own snacks and refreshments. - Bring some cash to drop into the donation bag during intermission. - The sound system and lighting is fantastic. Periodically a plane will fly over but the performers understand how to accommodate. - A merchandise table will be set up and stay open before and during intermission. - Parking is found on the street. - Opening acts may perform the hour prior to the performance. We saw two dance groups during our visit. - Pack bug spray, just in case you need it. Support the arts. You're never too old or young to annoy the shows!

We attended a July 2026 production of Two Gentlemen of Verona at Central Park and the weather and…read moresetting were terrific. The actors were great and it was a nice escape. Bench seating can be a bit uncomfortable by the end of the show, so we try to remember to bring seat pads or a blanket for more comfort. There is an intermission to allow for a stretch, which does help. Food trucks are typically on site, but we've decided to bring a picnic basket in the future since selection and service have been somewhat inconsistent. Pets are welcome if well-behaved AND leashed. Still have some rare entitled attendees who don't adhere to the rules though, so be aware. Had a dog rush the stage last night and disrupt the performance, as well as some owners who use 30-foot leashes and are a trip hazard.

HMA is a great place to learn TKD & when you break a board it is all about bad hobbit. 1000%…read morerecommended!!!

Seems this place is a black belt farm. Their sales pitch is you or your child can earn a black belt…read morein about three years. really!?! My 10 year old can be a black belt in 3 years, for the right price of course.