ice cold sliders meat like a hockey puck - not a good sell. Do better Signature Club. if the…read moresliders have been sitting under the "warm" light too long feed them to your dog not your customers. Other things are better like the fried chicken salad. But just to let you know not a happy customer today.

The Signature Club of Lansdowne is a family own business that focuses it's care and consideration…read morefor it's members and clients, along with associated vendors for events and weddings. All the staff is great. The venue it self is clean and will provide a classic intimate feel to your wedding, or any private event. It's a romantic space in the Bluegrass.

This is a fantastic venue. Lexington parks and Rec does a great job scheduling free concerts and…read moreother events here. My family loves to bring a picnic, sit on the lawn and listen to the many bands, be they jazz, bluegrass or rock.

Talk about a good time! You can't beat free live music on Thursday evenings at the Moondance…read moreAmphitheater! We saw Hammertowne, and it was an outstanding performance. Though there's no charge, you can support the bands by purchasing their merchandise while you're there. It's a great venue with plenty of parking and lots of space on the green for your lawn chairs and blankets. The area is terraced ensuring that every seat is a good one. Bonus: nice bathroom facilities, no port-a-potties! You can bring your own food or order from a rotating selection of food trucks, as well as libations. So much fun and I can't wait to return!t

United Talent Programs have been an incredible experience for my daughter! The instructors strike…read morethe perfect balance between challenging her and keeping dance fun and engaging. It's clear they are passionate about developing both technique and a love for the art. The communication from the program dirextor is top-notch. Whether it's details about competitive dance opportunities or recital information, families are always kept in the loop, which makes everything run smoothly. The ballet program is especially high quality. The attention to detail and dedication to classical training have helped so many dancers. They put on beautiful performance. Sometimes you truly forget these are kids and not professionals They're that good! Musical theater has also offered some great opportunities for her to share her musical talents. The program director does a great job engaging the kids and always works to create great shows. If you're looking for a program that offers strong technical training, a supportive environment, and a commitment to clear communication, United Talent is the place to be! Highly recommend!

My granddaughter did her 1st year & Sunday they had a recital for all ages…read more I went in very skeptical and was really impressed with the talent & how well everything was choreographed. It moved very fast & was impressive. There was no photography allowed & you were giving the opportunity to buy a $75 video......

First time at Kroger Field, and we went to two games this year. It was a fun experience, especially…read morewhen you go with a group. I've been to plenty of games at The Shoe, but none here to see the University of Kentucky. The most significant difference is the size comparison with Rhe Shoe at 102k vs Kroger Field at 61k. We had plenty of space to move around at Kroger Field, and the crowd was really into the game. Tailgating wasn't an issue; we didn't see much of it. Food prices were typical for a stadium. Parking wasn't an issue, as there were plenty of open spaces on the street.

The staff here are amazing. I was here for the Tyler Childers concert and had an issue with my ADA…read moreseating and the staff were so helpful and quick to accommodate. Venue is easy to traverse, bathrooms were super clean, and the lines for everything were never too long.

This is an amazing place and i absolutely love it I got to meat new people and branch out to new…read morethings and ides.This is the best dance school in Versailles.

I spoke with the owner about the possibility of my daughter taking dance lessons. I wasn't sure…read moreshe would be able to do this because her first priority is gymnastics and she trains about 12 hours a week. The owner was in the process of coordinating classes for the fall and asked if I would email her my daughter's gymnastics schedule and she would do her best to see if my daughter could participate in a class. I went home that day and sent the email with our schedule. I tried contacting the dance school the following week by phone and in person and was unable to reach anyone. When I received an email about the registration being open, I tentatively filled out the form. I was not comfortable registering for a class that I did not yet have a specific day or time. I told myself that having already spoken to the owner, that she would understand that we would not be taking classes if they couldn't fit into my daughter's schedule. I even attached another gymnastics schedule to the registration to make sure no scheduling conflicts occurred. I eventually received an email with my daughter's dance class schedule which was on the exact day and time she has gymnastics. I decided I was done with the business at this point. I thought I wouldn't have to think about this again, until I received a large bill months later for classes my daughter never attended and a registration fee. When I called and talked to someone about the bill, she said they would adjust the class fees but could not remove the registration fee because they took the time to put my daughter in a class. Yes, Jane's School of Dance, you placed my daughter in a class she could not take. I will pay your registration fee and now warn others of your classless business practices.

Saw a great artist last night at the Red Barn Radio! An…read moreaward-winning instrumentalist, Blakeley Burger has studied fiddle/violin for 15 years, as well as guitar and mandolin. For the past seven years, she has performed regionally as both a soloist and an ensemble member at a range of venues, including: the Kentucky Center for the Arts, the Frazier History Museum, the Norton Center for the Arts, the Lexington Opera House, the Iroquois Amphitheatre, the Brown Theatre, the Station Inn, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Kentucky State Senate. Blakeley has been honored by the North American Country Music Association, the Tennessee/Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association, and the Twin Lakes National Fiddle Contest. She can be seen touring with Tin Whiskey Sisters or performing locally with Yapa! Great show and what a great gem in our community!

If you are a music lover don't miss attending Red Barn Radio. The Wednesday evening performances…read morefeature various music genres, focusing on the talents coming out of Kentucky and surrounding states. Shows are recorded with you as part of the live audience in an intimate setting. The audience is essentially on stage with the performers and you have an opportunity to mix and mingle with the musicians after the show! Showtime is 7pm on Wednesday's at Arts Place located in downtown Lexington.

Quaint little independent teather. Came for the 5th yearly 10 minute play festival. There were 300…read moresubmission and we got to enjoy the top 7. The seating is comfy and limited. I love the intimate feel and quality productions. One of the few theatrical outlets I appreciate.

My family and I have watched the following:…read more THE MIRACULOUS CASE OF EDWARD TULANE THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER SACAJAWEA THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE APOLLO: TO THE MOON They were all great, but Edward Tulane was our favorite. Going to LCT is always a fantastic experience. Their plays, even the serious ones, have laughable moments and are sure to make you smile. At the end, the cast answers questions and poses for photos.

We attended our 1st LCT performance this past weekend. We went to see the summer family production…read moreof Beauty and the Beast. I purchased the tickets online and picked them up at will call. The seating chart online makes the theater look much larger than it is. We sat in Row E on the side and it was not as far back as it looked via the online seating chart. There was an intermission and there were snacks available for purchase in the lobby. They do not allow food/drink in the theater. The production was outstanding and we absolutely loved it! The set, lighting, costuming, etc. was very professional. My only complaint is that the lobby is a bit small and so the meet and greet after the show was a bit packed and chaotic. I would definitely go see additional shows at the LCT!