Michael at magical nights entertainment puts on a spectacular show. His sound quality, and lights…read moremake for an awesome experience. The music line up was also great. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking to book quality entertainment. He devotes himself to client satisfaction

Michael at Magical Nights Entertainment was very professional, helpful, and helpful in the planning…read morestages of our wedding. For our reception, Michael took the time to get to know each of our people in the wedding party so he could give them their own personalized entrance- just about everyone really enjoyed them. I laughed at some of the things that he mentioned, as some of my guests knew what he was talking about (the memories shared). My middle son is in the Marines and was not able to make it home for the wedding so he was in contact with him, surprised me and his step-dad with a video call. In that moment, our wedding reception could not have been any better. The mood that was created with the lighting and music played helped to bring all our guests to the dance floor. It was a night to remember and I cannot thank Michael/Magical Nights Entertainment enough for all the hard work he put into our reception.

Good place for dance lessons & gymnastics for children. I've always gotten impression that they…read morecare about the kids and want them to learn. The are never dance-bullies. In addition to a couple years of lessons, we've hired them twice for birthday parties. Birthday parties are 2 hours. Dance studio serves as rally point for cake & gifts. Kids are in gym for 90 minutes of guided play with instructors. Kids are wiped by time they are done. The staff will even clean up if you are pressed for time.

This is a great place for your kids to learn dance, tumbling and a variety of other styles. They…read moreare so pleasant and always make the kids feel welcome. The staff is so great, all the kids feel that they are the center of attention. Mine is only 4, but the older kids are so impressive! I would recommend to anyone who wants to start or continue their children's dance lessons

Great theatrics Very talented Couple!!! An Awesome time for the entire Crowd. These two are so…read morecreative and entertaining!

We had so much fun. They performed at the Alban Art Center. The magic was fab and their…read moreinteraction with the crowd added to the show.

We stumbled across this place when our original hiking plans were changed due to the park being…read moreclosed (Boone Cliffs). Luckily, we brought along our 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles from Cincinnati and this place was right down the road. Despite growing up 30 minutes away, neither of us had ever heard of this place. Seems like we must have missed out on a school field trip opportunity for sure. The grounds are really cool, we did not go into the main house (COVID-19), but looked in all the open buildings. A really cool step back in time. We did the hiking trail, up past the wine house to the cemetery, very cool- yet straight uphill. The trail itself has recently been marked again so there were plently of markers to follow but it's still pretty rough. We had to climb over large tree trunks a few times and part of the trail is basically straight uphill. The walk is a loop and took about an hour, but we were moving quickly trying to beat the sunset. The best part, we only saw two other people the entire time we were here. A great place to escape the hustle and bustle, yet close to Florence and Rabbit Hash.

This interesting 19th century property belonged to five generations of Dinsmores, a well-connected,…read morewell-educated, and well-traveled family that mingled with the likes of American president Theodore Roosevelt. Completed in 1842, the house is open for tours from April through December. Adults are $5, seniors $3, and students $2. The house contains an enormous amount of family literature, over 90,000 pages of letters, journals, and business records which offer an intimate portrayal of the Dinsmore family life. On the thirty acre grounds, hiking trails allow visitors to enjoy pristine Kentucky backwoods. Educational outreach is an important part of the mission of Dinsmore Homestead. Community classes include school programs, such as "Children's Live 150 Years Ago" and "Environmental Practices Past and Present," and adult programs like "Mountain Dulcimer Making" and "Heirloom Plant Workshop." The most enjoyable time to visit Dinsmore Homestead has to be during the Annual Harvest Festival, held at the end of September. Experts in period costumes give tours of the home and lands, bluegrass musicians entertain the crowd, while country cooks serve tasty country ham sandwiches. A must-see event for history buffs and those who cherish a more simple time.