What an amazing concept! Wine and books?! Does it get better than this?…read more I happened upon this store as I was picking up groceries nearby. When I saw wine and books I had to pop in. The interior is so cute! There is a lovely bar top meant for reading a book while sipping on wine. There is an extensive shelving unit filled with bottles of wine to purchase. Each bottle of wine has a tag around the neck giving a vivid description of the wine. I appreciated that the wine pricing averaged $25 which is within my budget. The selection of books is fantastic. I recognized so many authors and also discovered new books I want to read. I told the manager how in love i am with this store and she shared they also host book clubs and events. If I was not a tourist I would definitely become a member of their book club. The manager helped me pick a lovely bottle of white wine to take home. I appreciated how knowledgeable she was about the wine which is remarkable given how large the selection of bottles is. I will likely come back to pick up merch. I never want to forget about visiting this unique and adorable small business.

This was such a wonderful spot!! Natural wine, curated books, lounge space. So amazing, I wish I…read morewas a local!! It was so nice to go in, grab a book and a glass of wine, sit and read and sip a glass of wine. They also have a ton of N/A options as well. I really appreciate how well they're curated.

We saw Matteo Bocelli on July 8 and I am still in awe of him, his voice, his connection to the…read moreaudience, and the experience left me wanting more! Not to mention, this venue has been renovated and it is just fantastic! We sat in reserved seating. The seats were comfortable and we really liked the cupholders, made it convenient to store my wine while I ate my great food from the Cantina! I can't say enough about the staff, the venue and the overall experience. This is a highly satisfied customer, and would recommend this venue to EVERYONE!

Visited here in late June to see four popular 70's bands in one night. Arrived early to get the…read morebest seats since it is general admission. Parking was easy and efficient in and out. Found fantastic seats. As with all outdoor venues, patrons are not allowed to bring in their own food and drinks so those for purchase can be on the expensive side. Food was OK: burger only so so but chicken was great. Live music pre-concert near picnic area was very enjoyable. Grounds are lovely. Portable toilets were clean as were the public restrooms. Concert area very well managed with rows chalked in the grass. We had a great night and hope to be able to see another concert here this summer.

Soooo nice and awesome to find on a whim. I hate I cannot remember our artists name, but she was so…read morenice and for her to be there by herself, she really managed. It was 8 of us in there and it was so nice because the music was A1, and everything you needed was right there. I would LOVE to come back when back in OC

TC Studios hosted a paint night in the back room at the Black Flags Brewery in Columbia, MD. It was…read moresuch a cool venue, especially since we were in the back brewing room, which was full of the beer-making equipment and was a lot quieter than the noisy front part of the bar (they were popular!). Ali and Lindsay (unsure of spelling), along with DJ Jamie, were the best hosts. We were entertained and engaged the entire time and they provided us with everything we needed! All three of them were so fun and friendly, and I definitely want to be Ali's BFF because she's so charming! We submitted our pet pictures a week ahead of time when purchasing our tickets, and by the time we arrived to the event, our dog was sketched out on a blank canvas with numbers the corresponded with the paints on our palettes in front of our seats. It was easy to find our spots, and the process itself was pretty clear (especially since I've done paint nights before) but they answered all of our questions quickly and knowledgably! I loved the flexibility of following along with their step-by-step instructions OR going at our own pace (my ADHD does not make me a patient artist lol). Ali mentioned that it was Lindsay's first night emcee-ing for a group of us, and she did awesomely. The microphones were really helpful in making sure that everyone could hear, and they were constantly on the move to help with questions and suggestions on how to improve our pieces, along with encouragement and positive feedback. If you weren't happy with the paint colors supplied to you, you could ask for new colors (or refills of what you needed). The two hours flew by, and by the time we finished and were ready to leave, we had two beautiful paintings. Also, special shout out to DJ Jamie for the awesome music selection -- very often, he was able to coordinate the songs/lyrics with the instructions at the time AND the pet-theme of the night ("paint it black", "pink", "who let the dogs out", etc) which was hilarious and a very nice additional touch. I'm so glad they're a traveling troupe because I'm not in Ocean City nearly as much anymore as I was when I was younger, and they pair with so many local places to host events that I'm sure I'll be able to attend another paint night eventually!

Give this small local business a visit! They don't have much but if you're going nearby to camp,…read morethey have plenty of firewood and if you visit at the right time, they also have some produce and fresh flowers! It is family friendly, they have some goats ppl can see, veryyy cute! Businesses like this need us to keep going!!

I originally found this place on Instagram and decided to check it out on my most resent trip to…read moreocean city. They had a great selection of pumpkins! They were perfectly rounded and came in different colors other than orange. Prices were bad either. They also had a few photo stations set up with in all about ! I can't wait to check them out again when they have produce !

Located on the 2nd floor of a gift/shell shop. Free. Some parking in front…read more Glass cases of many found items, from different shipwrecks. Just enough to keep my attention and interest (but not for everybody, so I sent part of our group ahead to check out the shop downstairs).

What an amazing Surprise!!!!! ABSOLUTELY WELL WORTH SEEING. My daughter and I happened to find…read morethis beautiful museum. Ming China and gold. Thank you so much for showing us around and giving my little girl and I a memory we won't forget. Laura Jean Heizer and audryanna laurajeanheizer55@gmail.com

I'm torn between rating this a 2 and a 3. I'll start off by saying I danced for about 12 years,…read morestarting as a preschooler up through high school. This was the third studio I danced for in Salisbury, after taking a two years break from dance in middle school. Feet of Fire was relatively new (I believe they were in either their second or third year when I began dancing there). Even in the short amount of time they had been open, I had heard about them and seen them perform, and thought it was some place I'd really enjoy dancing. Since I hadn't danced in two years, I first joined as a recreational student, with the idea to possibly move up into their performance troupe after I got myself back into the swing of things. That's the first con in my opinion: they have a competition team, as well as performance troupe that performs at various events all over the shore. If you're just simply a recreational student with no ties to the performance troupe or competition team, you're just another person who walks in the door a few times a week to take class and pays tuition. That's it, you're really nobody. You have to audition for both teams, and I've heard it's pretty difficult to get in. The dancers are fantastic though, I will give them that. All classes are grouped by age rather than dance experience. This isn't really a good method in my opinion because there may be a mix of very experienced dancers and girls that haven't danced at all, all grouped into one class. The classes are slowed down for the beginners, and as someone with a good deal of experience under my belt, it was a bit frustrating. The class sizes for recreational students is horrendous, especially for the older girls. Anyone over the age of 12 is immediately thrown into the "Teen" class, which can consist of middle schoolers to college age students, and anywhere in between. These classes sometimes push 20+ students, which makes for a cramped dance studio and a slow moving class as others have to catch up while rehearsing. Not sure about the classes for younger kids, but they also have multiple classes for the same age group, so I would imagine they're a bit smaller. So I guess the older girls get the short end of the stick. I was also treated poorly as a student, which is one reason why I left and found another studio after only one year. Most of their dance teachers aren't really qualified; they're just former students who are now teaching classes. To me, that's okay I guess for small children who aren't really "dancing", since classes for preschoolers tend to be more creative movement oriented. But for older students wanting to dance and/or possibly work towards a career, that isn't appropriate. The owner of the studio (and one of the only qualified instructors) works almost exclusively with the performance troupe and competition team members. This studio also offers no form of classical ballet instruction. None whatsoever. I realize not every dancer wants to take classical ballet, I was one of them. But I was forced to take five years of it and I think it really helped me overall in the dance world, since ballet is the basis for basically every style of dance. I think all dancers under the age of 7 should be enrolled in traditional ballet classes, then if they want to branch out into other styles of dance, then at least they have some foundation. I don't know, maybe just my personal opinion. Overall, this studio isn't bad, but it isn't great either. Their performance troupe and competition team are fantastic, but recreational dancing is so-so. If you're looking to become a strong competitive dancer, this is definitely the place for you. If you're just dancing for fun, I'd think about another studio, unless you don't mind being treated like another number. I think they're more focused on the money.

Great faculty, Great staff, Extremely Organized, Truly Care About Children.....Amazing Product!…read moreHighly recommend.....

Always polite and friendly. Comfortable chairs, great popcorn, and always clean. The manager…read morealways greets patrons with a smile and is very helpful. A great place to enjoy an afternoon movie.

We saw Oppenheimer here. It was easy to find a showing with enough seats to accommodate our whole…read moreparty. Loved the size of the theater, and the reclining, heated seats. Conveniently located for people in Ocean City and the lower Delaware beaches!

We had a great time in here trying to kill time before lunch. I absolutely love coin pusher…read moremachines and they had so many different varieties of them. You can spend so much time for not too much money with them. The other games were also relatively inexpensive; the skee-ball was only about $.50. The staff at the prize claim was also so helpful and helped us pool our tickets together from a bunch of different cards and physical tickets and even told us what we could get with our remaining 5-10 tickets. We ended up getting two stuffed animals for my almost 2-year-old niece and a mini-skateboard and a piece of candy

Tldr- Problematic games…read moreStaff that can't or won't help Expensive We stopped by here off season as it was one of a few arcades open. 3 people in our party bought $20 game cards. My daughter was playing the spinning wheel machine for kids. The most expensive prize is a small piece for 100 tickets between two bigger pieces for 4 tickets. It clearly landed on the 10p ticket part (through some miracle), but the machine registered it as 4. We pointed it out to a staff member who said "there's nothing I can do" and gave us a free spin. Of course she didn't winning the 100 tickets like she should have. In my mind he either should have given us 100 physical tickets or allowed her to play until she won 100. Another person was playing the coin pushing machines. The ticket dispenser kept jamming, to the point where they had to shut down the machine. This meant she lost a ton of her plays. It seems like the staff are trying to do their best with machines that are long past repairs. Instead of putting things out of order they allow them to stsy broken and wait for enough people to complain. Not a great way to run a business unless you're the owner making bank on janky arcade machines. I would advise going to other arcades on thr boardwalk or see if there's better ones nearby.