not even one star, their foam is dusty and in pieces and gets in your eyes and they rip you off for…read moreyour money, not worth it. You can't even get a hold of customer service when they do that to you. They just take your money. I would never suggest you go there ever.

Defy and Get Air are the 2 trampoline jump places in town! Defy is way better!! (Especially for…read moreolder kids) If you have little ones Get Air might be a little more geared toward them. Defy is super fun. My husband and I are youth ministers for our church and the teens always want to go here! It's also convenient that it's right by a bunch of places you can go for lunch or dinner afterwards.

Took our 3 grandchildren. It was so darling! The decor is adorable, the water area and sand area…read moreis brilliant, and the idea that is is geared for those 48" and smaller is wonderful! - So many places are geared for the older kids (which they are welcome here, but asked to play gently) --- It was just a really nice environment for the little kids. The kids had a blast. Ages 2, 3, and 5 months (ok, she didn't play... but will be able to soon) :) They also served cute food - both healthy and regular, and the prices weren't outrageous. - Also noted that it was empty... there was only one other family there - on a Sunday afternoon. We highly recommend, and will definitely be bringing them back. :) NOTE: They do require the kids AND adults to wear grippy socks, so bring some or you will need to buy some. - It's NOT optional for the adults.

My 6 year old son and I love this playcafe. SO much to do from huge play structures to water play!…read moreHonestly he has the time of his life every time we go. And the theming is so fun :) It is always very clean and it was obvious to me that safety was taken very seriously. Which as a mom was top of my list! We booked a party for his birthday last month and it was perfect. So much fun for all the kids and I didn't have to clean or set up! It is a little pricey, but it felt more than worth it to me. The planner and hostess were both great and communication was great for us. Also yummy food and the coffee is good too, all of which was really affordable. Would love more kids meal options! My son doesn't have any allergies but if your kids do there are still lots of options. Highly recommend!! So happy this is now in our community.

My granddaughter has started her second season there. She is six. They are very good with the…read morechildren and very careful when it comes to the kids being picked up. The classes are small so they get good one on one. Their end of the year performances are great fun and well attended. The only thing I could suggest is making the class a full hour instead of just 45 minutes. So they have a little more time on learning their dances after their long warm up and game play..

Brewer Park has 3 swings (1 baby swing), 2 slides, teeter totter, play structure for climbing,…read morebasketball court, picnic tables, and a large grassy area with lots of trees for shade. The ground covering is wood chips and there is no sand which is a plus if like me you don't like bringing home souvenirs from the park in your kiddos' shoes. The only down side was that the slides are not shaded and can get hot in the summer sun.

Adequate and quiet place to play, but not amazing. The equipment was pretty standard: they have two…read moreregular swings and a baby swing, slides, monkey bars, tunnel, and seesaw. Everything is pretty tall, so I would say it's probably better suited to kids over 8.

I had the pleasure of attending Eugene Ballet's presentation of BOLD…read more BOLD is comprised of 4 unique and innovative pieces by different Choreographers. This is not a typical classical ballet. Thankfully the Program prepared me with some context. TRIPTYCH is based on the transformation of British Serviceman during Afghanistan deployment. My first thought was, "Ballet in camo, who would have thought"? I found the pieces fascinating, artistic with a military/martial arts kind of feel, depicting strength and precision. To the extent that military effort is a means to peacekeeping, this was a hopeful way to connect harsh reality and creative expression. I'd love to hear what a Veteran would think or feel. I really appreciated this ballet. PENUMBRA, the second piece, is more intimately relational and the most traditional, beautifully fluid, delicate and lovely to watch. The dancers make this all look effortless. FOIL is creative and held my interest with the variety of dance moves, costumes, lighting and breaks between segments. Also, beautiful to take in. CHOROS is lively and athletic and showcased dancer's strength, technique and energy. Tremendously impressed with the dancers and choreographers, and with the Eugene Ballet for sharing artistic time and talent with us.

Just saw The Nutcracker at Holt Center in Eugene. Zoe was awesome and some principle dancers were…read moreamazing! So fun to see the little ones all dressed up in the audience. Priceless.

A friend and I tried out a Beginner Pole class a couple weeks ago by virtue of a Groupon deal. I'm…read moreglad I found it because, otherwise, I wouldn't have know this studio existed, with it's unassuming location in downtown Springfield. Aine, the owner and our instructor for this first class, is great. She is super friendly, welcoming, provides great instruction and simple steps to learn. Aine is also amazingly talented, making all the moves look so fluid and easy, which is inspiring to see as I flailed around the pole! I consider myself fit, working out 5-6 days a week, but that doesn't prepare you for pole. It is a whole new test of strength, flexibility and coordination (and I'm pretty lacking in the last two of that list). I look forward to trying more classes soon--Polemic recently adding a twerking class! Ha, can't wait for that!

This place is so much fun and I highly recommend. Everyone always made me feel welcome and…read moreencouraged. The best part is the variety of class options. Definitely something to try!

So convenient to work out while my son enjoys his swim lessons! Having facilities where I can still…read morehave a view of the pool while I use free weights and other workout equipment is really ideal. Extra perk is that if your child is enrolled in swim lessons, it's just a $2 fee to use the gym, and no, it doesn't have to be only when the child is swimming - it's whenever you want to! So much better than a costly gym membership!!

Sheldon community center has a great gym that groups can rent out for reasonable fees. There's also…read morea pool and a number of kid-friendly activities. It's always easy to find parking here and the staff is very accommodating.

Owners do an outstanding job creating an educational and fun dojo. Kempo has helped our son so much…read morewith discipline and behavior problems. Martial arts is all about respect and discipline and they have captured it perfectly. It's been a relief to have more support in our corner helping us with our son because it truly does take a village. Just wanted to note on a previous review - there is no 'back area' to take the kids to. The dojo is separated from the lobby by a half wall with a large open walk through where everything is in view. But of course, nobody but students or instructors are allowed in the dojo which is etiquette. I suppose it comes down to finding the right dojo and instructors for your kid, but for us, Mr. Mike and Miss Maria is just what he needed.

Mr Mike and Ms Maria are exceptional instructors. The perfect mix of fun, patience, and…read moreencouragement to work hard. Very family oriented people; they care deeply for the wellbeing of our children and their success not only inside the dojo, but in every area of life. They support us as parents, and help teach qualities every parent is trying to instill so our children can lead happy and healthy lives. Extremely grateful for the positive difference they make for so many familes, not just my own.