Nice little local theater in Boyertown. Lots of parking in the church lot next door as well as…read morestreet parking. Concession prices not bad. They even have a beer and wine bar. Ticket prices can't be beat for first run movies. Limited commercials before the feature film.

A gem of a theatre in little old Boyertown. We love visiting as a family to see movies and live…read moreshows on occasion.

A well curated selection of gifts and jewelry, and ojbect d'lawn art. (OK, I made that last one…read moreup). Little ol' Boringtown is reaching destination status with this very likeable shop, Frecon's coffee/cider house operation, and the tourist railroad. Careful or people might be able to find you on a map...

Every trip I have ever made to Dancing Tree has left me happier than before I walked in. They have…read moreconsistently taken great care of me over the years with their beautiful gift wrapping, rewards program and by gathering the unique, artisan crafted, quality items they offer. Perusing their shop feels like a mini vacation.

I do not recommend this dance school unless: A. You really…read morelike financing favoritism And, B. You would like to see your child bullied Unless your child is a favorite, she/he will receive deficient instruction and no attention. My dancer is an accepted student at an arts high school, specifically in the dance program, and she is a scholarship intensive winner. She has only achieved this by attending a different dance school while still taking classes at Visions. When she started ballet and tap at a different dance school (she was waitlisted for ballet despite that she has been dancing at Visions for two years), the instructors at her new school pulled me aside to show me what kind of work was needed to fix her technique. Even time that should have been devoted to developing my dancer's contemporary and modern technique through the teaching and development of choreography for her--her competition solo private lessons--was so squandered that when I submitted a video of her performance to a respected intensive conservatory, they didn't even bother to invite her to audition for a lower level intensive, she was straight to the "waitlist." I then paid another choreographer/instructor for choreography and multiple private lessons to teach it, and the live performance of that piece immediately garnered my daughter admittance to and praise from pre-professional programs. Alongside the obvious lack of interest in technique is a laissez faire attitude towards bullying, and clear lack of appropriateness. "Favorite" dancers can speak badly about and bully other dancers, and there are no consequences. Some of these favorites bullied several dancers to the point that they left the studio entirely, despite being on the competition team. Reinforcing the status of the favorites are class and company placements, which are based on instructor whim or "tracking," seemingly derived from the amount of money a parent can spend at the school, and not dedication or class attendance. Some children are "tracked" to be held back from advanced classes or pointe, while favorites are fast-tracked, despite that their classroom attendance is spottier and their in-class time is spent on "messing around." Worse yet is treating a clique of children as one dancer, placing them in classes and dance company and on stage as though they all shared similar mastery, and treating their relationships as though it were a standard criterion for placement. Placing a group of children together in a Senior company despite that they are all middle school children and moving older children to dance with elementary schoolers because the middle school clique "dances well together" seems out of place in a so-called pre-professional dance company setting, as professional dancers rarely get to choose their stage mates. Overall I do not recommend this dance school. We enrolled there because it was very close to our home, but frankly I wish I had just taken some friends' recommendations and gone elsewhere in the beginning.

i love visions! they are my family for life, no matter where i go, i know i can always come back to…read morethe studio if i want to. the teachers are relient and the students are respectful. an amazing environment to be in and i can only hope that other young dancers are able to find a studio as familial as this one!

Blair Vineyards is an experience to be had by all. I loved what Blair Vineyards provided at their…read morehome- a very cozy, warm environment with an incredibly helpful and fun staff. I cannot wait to visit their newly built winery because I believe the sky is the limit for Blair Vineyards! In regards to the wine they provide: they seemed to produce an almost endless list of wine, filled with unique flavors and aromas (and delicious of course!). In addition to their fine wines, the Blair family is extremely helpful in understanding every step of the wine making and wine tasting processes. I had a great time while I was there because it is not an uptight setting like most wineries- at Blair Vineyards, it is a fun and engaging time!

Very welcoming and knowledgeable staff. There was no pressure and addressed every question I had…read more I did buy an acoustic guitar at Crossroads, and Kevin made every effort to make sure that I was satisfied and comfortable with the purchase.

So I finally got myself to check this place out and glad I did. I broke my guitar string the other…read moreday and decided my guitar needed a set up anyway and figured I'd go over and have them do it for me. I checked out the website and saw that they charge $30 for a set up which is very reasonable. The owner was very friendly and accommodating. I even got a tour with Matt and it was great talking about music and all. They have lots of really nice guitars and artwork. It's a very comfortable environment and no pressure to buy anything. If you are a musician or an art lover definitely check out this hidden gem.

I covered in the parish a few months back & what a delight!…read moreBeautiful church, great music & ministry, great disciples of the Lord & His Church!

The Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles is a more extensive museum then you would expect. Parking…read moreis located across the street and there is plenty of it, with the main entrance being easy to find. Entry fee was reasonable at $10 and the area doubles as the small gift shop. Tentatively, within the next few months, they are opening a second building across the street with even more exhibits, despite how much they already have. Also, this is a traditional auto museum so it does not have hands on exhibits for kids. At the start of the tour is an optional short film with information about the museum. This museum is located in the former Boyertown Auto Body Works and mainly features vehicles made in Pennsylvania or having some relationship to the state, including vehicles that were assembled in this building. Most of the vehicles here are older and extremely rare, with some from the 1910's. I found the 1912 Sears Motor Buggy and 1940 American Bantam Roadster to be interesting examples. Due to the body works customization of trucks, they also include vehicles like a Mister Softee Ice Cream truck, International Half Ton military conversion, and a Post office truck. Three full size buildings that are great for taking pictures at are in the building including a Sunoco service station, Fegely's Reading Diner, and a Tourist Cabin. Also included here are various bicycles, sleds, motorcycles, and even a small camper. This is all just on the first floor. On the second floor is the Jeremiah Sweinhart Carriage Factory that includes a machine shop, blacksmith area, carriages, and sleds. Attached to this floor is The Carriage Barn, which includes additional carriages and sleds, including an interesting funeral carriage. Staff were lovely to chat with and a good resource of information about the vehicles. Overall, the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles is easily worth an hour of your time and a great value.

I arrived at about 1130 and I stayed for two hours. The cost to go in was only $10. The staff was…read moreincredible and they love to share and present information regarding the history. They do really good at preserving the vehicles by not allowing you to touch them. They had a display of a blacksmith today, which was really cool. I would definitely go back for another visit to see new cars and displays they have.