My daughter is entering her 10th year, and I've been so impressed with the level of instruction…read moreprovided at KKD. Their year-end revues are entertaining and professional with great choreography and production values. The babies really do dance, and the teens are incredible. I love the reserved first-row at the revue for parents. There's an open viewing window to watch the dancers during class. So thankful that I choose KKD for my daughter.

Even though the dancers were fabulous the revue was not. I understand there are 3 schools & assumed…read moreeach school would have their own night of performances. (3 day event). The tickets indicated this, but this was not the case. Other schools revues separate because no one from one school is interested in dancers from another school. The poor toddlers & younger groups were mixed in with all the other dancers which created them being too tired to perform & cranky. It would be better for everyone involved to allow the smaller kids perform first, intermission then the older girls. This is what is being done at other schools. Let's face it, no one wants to be there for 3 1/2 hours & it's not fair to the kids. Please consider these suggestions for next year. I know the dancers, mothers, fathers & grandparents will sincerely appreciate it.

We were looking for a toddler/big 4yo tumbling class for our overactive Pre-K kid. The only thing…read morearound us is Dance Unlimited. Wife called, they half explained about a 4 yo class Mondays. Registration, fees, one day a week, blah blah blah. SO takes the hyperactive one at the designated time, anarchy. Chaos. No one can explore what's going on. The "dance mom's" are super nice, but the instructors/owners... Clueless. Al... Sorry, Mr Al, probably should not be working with newbies. Finally, my wife being Bloc Country pushy, finally get someone to show them something. Well, it's just a bunch of baby girls running around. When questioned, oh... Wednesday is the day they want. At this point they left the studio, and our search continues.

This is the best dance studio I ever went to good service and amazing dance teachers I 100%…read morerecommended coming here. :)

Had a great day at the links. Course is awesome. Lots of water hazards. Staff is great. I forgot my…read morescorecard and Justin was nice enough to text it to me!

Dined here for a business Lunch and had a great time, great food (I got the censor salad wrap) was…read moreprepared and service was fast.

Great School! My son has learned so much. His teacher, Chris Samuels is great and really knows how…read moreto connect with my son and has built up my son's confidence.

My 2 year old loves movement, so I was looking for a dance program that catered to toddlers. I…read morefound LAAPA, and after doing some online research, I called. A young lady answered ALL of my questions. Believe me, I had lots of questions. Hubby and I decided to put the little one in Parent and Me Ballet. Although it says Parent and Me, it is geared to help the tots learn the foundation of ballet. Miss Mollie, her dance instructor, is a sweetheart! There are anywhere from 3-5 girls, and she is keeps them moving. She has so much patience, and her energy and smile makes any little one comfortable. My daughter loves coming here especially since Mommy and Daddy get to participate (a little).

Definitely a great place to come check out for beginners or anyone looking for a good value…read more Being the extremely novice golfer I am this place is perfect. I don't feel crammed near houses or other things I don't want to send a golf ball into. There are some houses along the right side of holes 1-3, but you are in the clear after. It's a 9 hole course with not terribly kept grounds. To play a full 18 you just play through again from the blue tees. The course offers some fun and challenging obstacles and holes of varying lengths. The staff is always very nice and will even remember you. They groundskeeper has been able to step in to provide some advice and guidance as well since he can tell how bad I truly am! Lol I drive 30 minutes to get here because I do like what they have to offer.

I was driving in the area looking for another adventure when I passed by this. I had to say, it was…read moreall that I could do to not turn around and venture in. I forgot about it. Then, I remembered and did a little of that hot search engine action and oh my goodness, I am so very glad I did. I made a reservation on the website (reservations are highly recommended, though you may get lucky and they might have space) for a Thursday evening "Season of Light" show. Amazing. The gal working was so very excited about it. She also mentioned other shows they have going on. The library was very neat and clean, and the employees are very friendly. The planetarium changes its shows monthly. I look forward to coming back and seeing other shows.

Francis -Parkinson Keyes, one of my favorite authors lived here so we always pay homage on a trip…read more it never gets old. Built in 1926, This architectural treasure is an outstanding example of a raised center hall villa and includes both Creole and American features in an elaborately detailed residence. BK House's diverse history includes the stories of those who both lived and labored here for nearly 200 years. Originally owned by Ursuline nuns and subsequently occupied by PT Beauregard and Francis- Parkinson Keyes. FPK also wrote a novel called The Chess Players, based on chess champion Paul Morphy, who was also the grandson of the original owner of the house, LeCarpentier.(A great book). Our first tour a few years ago was just us and the docent. There was an ermine cape as worn by FPK and I tried it on. It fit perfectly. Another Urban gem in New Orleans.

The BK Historic House and Gardens is a National Historic Landmark built in 1826 and restored to its…read morepresent condition by renowned author Frances Parkinson Keyes beginning in 1948. It is an example of a raised Creole cottage and is lovingly cared for by the Keyes Foundation. Reasonable admission price, the tours start every hour on the hour. You are not allowed inside to wait more than 10-15 minutes before the tour begins, so be aware of that during the hot summer months. This is well worth the stop if you are in the area. It is located in the French Quarter, but off the beaten path.