The Dance Center in Olive Branch is a vibrant and fun place for any child to learn dance. Although…read morewe don't have kids ourselves, we have friends that have their kids taking dance here and they LOVE it! Mrs. Jerrie and Mrs. Lori are awesome teachers and they do anything they can to make the lessons fun and enjoyable! They have Christmas and Summer recitals each year where kids can showcase their talents for the family and friends. We've always enjoyed going and whenever we have kids of our own, you can bet that they will be attending here!

I'm so sad that I'm the first reviewer - MSO is AMAZING , where's the love Memphis?…read more I have gone to both pop and masterworks concerts , both are very well done. In the past I've subscribed for the great prices but found myself only attending half the season. Mei Ann is a wonderful conductor, full of energy and passion. If you're nervous about giving the symphony a go check out one of the Opus one events which are less traditional. They also do sunset symphony during Memphis in May and Symphony in the Gardens at the Dixon twice a year, tickets are very reasonable and you can bring a picnic.

I attended the Pet Sounds Music by the Beach Boys featuring the Rewinders tonight. The music was…read morefantastic. The symphony as accompaniment was fantastic. My group of six people went specifically to hear the Rewinders and we were so pleased at the great performance. However, the audience was horrible. We were in row L, mid orchestra, toward the right and there were what were obviously some stodgy people seated in the row behind us that sucked the fun out of the evening for us. One man, wearing a cell phone belt clip no less, made it his business to chastise anyone using a cell phone. He chastised not only our group but a few others. Now, I understand that in a normal symphony performance setting this could be distracting. However, this was not that performance. The featured band was obviously looking for some audience participation and excitement and we had our phones on the lowest brightness setting taking photos. This was not good enough for him. There is no possible way it was distracting other than in his mind. Then a few seats down from him another obviously stodgy old gal (maybe a season ticket holder friend?) decided to jump on his bandwagon. What a kill they were. Apparently the only audience reaction they deemed appropriate was sedate head bobbing. To the people seated in row m, seats 110-1116...you are fun suckers. The audience and the band themselves would have had a lot more fun if you had stayed home. I hope in the future when MSO hosts groups like this, they are vocal from the beginning that audience participation and fun is paramount and less stifling rules are in place.

No Christmas spirit! I didn't interact with a single person…read morewith a smile or pleasant thing to say. Most light displays looked like they were prefabbed and bought on Amazon. $5 hot chocolate And a short 5 minute drive for $37. Better off finding a local neighborhood with lights.

Beautiful way to spend a night with family and friends gazing at pretty holiday lights. If possible…read moretry to figure out how to turn off the headlights before going in. It helps the decorative lights shine brighter. They have an area for selfies halfway through and it was a good time to step out and stretch the legs. I recommend this for a cute local holiday activity.

The Pink Palace Family of Museum aka @MemphisMuseums has true Memphis treasures that are wonderful…read morefor both adults and children. My latest discovery? The Magevney House - a pre-Civil War house in the heart of downtown Memphis! Truth be told, I have been trying to see this place for months now. My current obsession is Memphis history and this house/family has been mentioned in multiple books I've read. The museum is only open the first Saturday each month from 1pm-4pm so you've got to plan ahead...and I've had conflict after conflict. Fortunately this Saturday worked...even though I had to go after riding my horse and smelled pretty bad when I went. (Side note: The staff was super friendly even though I looked like a hot mess.) Anyways, while admission is free, they recommend a $2 per adult donation at the end of the tour. I beg of you, please donate! This Memphis history needs to be preserved (and stay open to the public). Here is a little history so you know what you're getting into! The house was built in 1833 and is now one of the city's oldest remaining residences. It was a middle-class home and currently furnished in an 1850s styling. And while there are only 4 rooms that you see (you don't go upstairs), I really enjoyed that many of the furnishings were the actual possessions of the Magevney family...and were in the same room/place. Sometimes I forget that Memphis is such an old city. There is just not much history like this left here! And for that reason alone (even though there are many), you should certainly hurry on over there to check it out!!

She picked up everything. I didnt have to tell her anything. She was spot on. And super real raw…read moreand uncut. I feel like I was talking to one of my longtime friends. Very clear, funny and powerful. Money well spent. I will most definitely be spending my money with her again. Shes my new life guide and I really appreciated her time. Thank you

Ms. Jazzy is nothing short of amazing!! I have never in my life had someone to be as accurate and…read morespot on as her! If you want the truth without the fluff and general fake readings that everyone is giving these days.. then this is who you need to be contacting. I refuse to let anyone else in my energy since I found her and I'm so grateful that we crossed paths. She has become much more than just a reader or psychic (whatever you choose to say).. She is my mentor, friend, and even mother figure when I need her. She is everything! The best hands down and I love her from my heart! Thank you for your guidance and honesty! Love you!!

Cazateatro was founded in August 2006 as "Cazateatro Independent Theatre Group", under the…read moredirection of Giovana Lopez. In 2010, with new members and a reenergized spirit, the group changed its story forever. Led by a group of women, animated with the same love for theatre join forces. Giovana Lopez, Sandra Figueroa, Laura Alba, Mirna Fernandez and Dorimar Ferrer start gathering weekly under the direction of Monica Sanchez. This group has a wonderful mission -- "to spread and share our Latin American culture through the scenic arts in order to create a unifying bridge for our communities". The energy and love for the community exudes from this theater group. They work with schools, other organizations, and everyone to promote and celebrate diversity. Make sure to check them out -- www.CazaTeatro.org.

Great structured dance program for children and teens!read more

I love the administration of Ballet On Wheels. This school is well run, and the performamces and…read moreprograms are remarkable. I think that Ballet On Wheels is a very good dance school and company, but what I love most is the personal and professional development the students get. They go on to do very well in college and some even teach classes for the school while in college.

5/10 cold reader and an 3/10 pyschic, nice enough lady but not as powerful as she may put on. Fun…read moreexperience but not at all worth the price.

Monica is a pure gem and exceptional in metaphysics and psychic readings. She gave me intuitive…read moremessages and information about my career, love, and personal life. Monica even mentioned a few specs of my surroundings that I never discussed before having a reading. Overall, she's phenomenal. If you need a personal reading, come with pure sincerity, hope, faith, and humility; she'll gladly provide a memorable reading and discussion.