Visited this venue for a dance recital for the fam's dancerettes. Their is plenty of stage room for…read morethe dancers. Floor seating was somewhat uncomfortable due to the seating being metal chairs and shifting chairs being a trip hazard. The served regular drinks, various domestic beers, and bar styled eats. The draft beer is HOT, for a dollar more the best bet is bottled beer. The food was average,even for bar styled. The sound system, lighting, and upper level seating were decently nice. If you happen to come to this venue for an event, pick the upper level, theatre style seating. Enjoy!

Roomy convention center not far off the interstate from the New Orleans airport exit. There is…read moreample parking and the inside is beautifully decorated. I didn't visit the restrooms as I wasn't there that long but from the previous review I hope they weren't as horrible. They do have a mini concession stand that is cash only. It seemed to have a few selections if you needed a quick something to eat. It is also near the casino and a beautiful view of the water.

Their rent a cops need to learns how to respect customers because it reflects poorly on the entire…read moreexperience.

I relocated to Biloxi from Chicago to retire and found the Kroc Center through my Silver Sneakers…read moremembership and couldn't be happier. Swim lessons drew me in since I'd never learned to swim as a child and not only were the lessons great, but I also joined water aerobics which is a wonderful fitness routine. I use the gym too, and the entire facility is clean and extremely well kept and offers a myriad of activities for people of all age levels. I totally love the staff!!! I don't have children, but the kids always appear to be having the time of their lives :-) Great community center and so glad I found it!

Not a fan, rude staff. Dirty and the pools tiny. Don't waste your money. So glad we didn't end up…read moregetting the membership.

I love the idea of Saints. No, not the New Orleans sports balls team, the Catholic religious type…read moreof Saints. The theory, the idea that you can focus on a specific thing to help cure what ails you, or to blame if it all goes poorly. To focus all of the energy on something outside of yourself, and your own autonomy, out of the control of any actual human being. He is often pictured holding an image of Jesus at his heart, and a flame above his head. He was one of the original apostles and is the patron saint of hope and lost causes. St Jude is often invoked to help children with cancer, and there is a huge organization dedicated to it. I like the idea of them helping children, that is a very worthy cause. This shrine is next to the oldest church building in New Orleans, which also held the funeral services for those who passed from Yellow Fever in the late 1800s. It is a lovely shrine to have some reflection upon yourself and life in general. In my recent visit, I was approached twice by different people asking for money, which is kind of ironic. This is next to a Catholic Church who claims to help all people, and a shrine for lost causes. Anyways. This is a lovely spot for a moment of rest and reflection mere steps from the French Quarter.

My staple church for my entire life so far and my ancestors. St. Jude Thaddeus, Guadalupe of Mary,…read moreBlessed Virgin Mary, the community, the staff are all wonderful, blessed. A peaceful beautiful divine home to be ONE with the Creator.

The Pontchartrain Center holds a lot of events. Graduations from various schools, Robotics…read morecompetitions, craft fairs and so on. Most recently, I came for the Jurassic Quest traveling show, and let me tell you, this is the perfect venue for that. There is enough space for everything to be spaced out. For events that require seating, there are bleachers that pull out. The restrooms seem clean and well stocked. There is also a food booth that seems to provide various food items. There is a ton of parking. The only downside is that it is out at the furthest point from New Orleans, or so it seems. But the parking is free, and the events are usually less expensive than in the city.

Went for a Casting Crowns concert and enjoyed the facility immensely. They had numerous restrooms…read moreto accommodate the crowds but only 1 open concession stand. Now it did serve all types of food, hot dogs, fries, tater tots etc, it was quite a line though it flow pretty quick. They had vending machines, if you didn't want to wait in line. It was a great experience and next time a concert is available in that area will definitely make arrangements to go.

This is a review of the Lafitte Barataria Museum because the listing for the museum lists it as…read moreclosed, and it isn't. Anyway, I stopped in here just to see what this attraction was all about. Entry is $6 for adults and you get to watch a 30 minute film about the history of Lafitte and take a walk through the museum. There's also a nature trail behind the museum that you can check out. The film was great and actually very up to date and educational. I enjoyed it. If you watch the film, you have to wait until the end for the appearance of a special guest. It's worth the $6 admission- trust me. The museum itself is pretty neat and teaches a bit about the lifestyle and people of Barataria. The nature trail is wonderful and, if I hadn't been here on an unseasonably warm October day, I would have walked the full trail, rather than just a portion of it. Still, I enjoyed it and it was a relaxing stroll.

I attended the CPR a meeting here. It's a great venue for a large group format. Could easily…read moreaccommodate 150 to 200 people for a meeting

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Open Arms Ministries offers a caring family atmosphere. Very relaxed and open to all. The "Family…read moreStyle" service is a great way to get children to know Jesus at an early age.

From the owner: Open Arms Ministries is a church, child development center, and community center dedicated to…read moreloving generously and connecting ALL to Jesus.