So I'm a "Theater Dad"-I have multiple kids who caught the bug early and spent their entire youth…read moreobsessed with everything theater and being on that stage.As a parent their are many perks of being a Theater parent,I got to experience one of them the other night,my adult daughter is in the production Something Rotten! at the El Dorado Musical Theater and this took me to a theater I hadn't had the pleasure of ever attending and I love when that happens. This theater is located in a 30,000 square foot warehouse type building,which has to be so great for the kids and adults who partake in their productions-everything felt so roomy and comfortable-Parking at this location is a breeze,they have their own parking lot so that's a plus. When you arrive on show night after being greeted by the nicest friendliest people at the door checking your tickets,you walk into a snack bar area where they are serving various snacks and drinks where u can get pick up anything from a bag of chips,candy or even an adult beverage-very convenient for those like me who skipped dinner before the show. When you walk into the theater-it is a tad bit cold but they have thought of everything here-the very friendly workers/ushers in the theater offer their patrons blankets they can have at their seats while watching the show,which I felt was so thoughtful. As far as seating goes,they have 3 sections,the center and 2 sides,on this particular night I had tickets on the side but as I learned there really isn't a bad seat in the house,it's designed in such a way that the stage is right on top of you no matter where u sit-so no worries if u don't get 1st few rows center for the show. The production itself is so well written and so well performed by such a talented group of performers-I can tell that this theater truly does put so much time and effort into preparing the performers for show nights that I guarantee you will have an incredible time watching a show out at this really great family friendly theater. In closing-if you ever find yourself out in the El Dorado Hills area and you want to support local theater,which is such an important part of our community,I would fully recommend getting yourself out to El Dorado Musical Theater and catching a show-they are doing really great things out there. PS-Though my daughter is an adult-this theater group has a vast youth program for young performers to partake in musical theater-if your child has ever expressed an interest in performing-get them out there,performing does wonders for building character in our children.

Best descision I've ever made to come here! EDMT has given me so many amazing opportunities and…read morefun. I have made lifelong friends here, and EDMT is a great starting point if you want to get into semi professional or professional theatre. The people saying bad things are wrong! Definitely try EDMT out.

My daughter has been attending Tumble Time since she was 2 years old and is now almost 9 and on…read moretheir gymnastics team. It has been amazing to see her growth and all of the wonderful coaches that are leading her through this journey. Jenni and Haylee are the two owners and despite juggling so many aspects of the business are always quick to respond to any questions and concerns. I appreciate that they push the gymnasts to do their best, but never in an unsafe way. The new facility is amazing and we feel proud to be part of the the Tumble Time family!

Took my grandson and his friend during TDay school break…read more Very well organized. The boys were greeted and guided where to drop their gear and where to find their group. The kids were carefully supervised for the whole two hours. Small groups lead by young adults moved from station to station. Kids learned how to use the equipment, got to practice with supervision of the leader and had some free exploration time, too. There were plenty of water breaks between station changes. The leaders seemed to have had good training to work with their groups and they seemed to be enjoying their time, too. Adults could stay or leave. I had a hard time finding this place using Goggle Maps, but we got there! Highly recommended as a change of pace indoor activity for school-aged kids.

Franky is a wealth of dance knowledge! I have experienced her class as a teacher for 7 years, and…read moreI'm always brought to tears at our recitals. She takes the time to select music that connects with the kids and breaks down the dance practice in manageable sections. Now as a parent, I see how much joy Franky's class provides for my 4 year old daughter. Franky is sweet, kind, professional, encouraging, and loving! All the things you would want from someone spending time with your child and teaching them a skill!

The company offers dance classes at my daughters daycare. She seems to really like it and have a…read morelot of fun with her classmates. She doesn't have the same level of fun at a normal dance studio because she is more reserved and she doesn't know the people there. That's been a big plus for us. Does she learn anything cool? Don't know. My daughter shows us very little of what she learns. The dance performance she dis at school was kinda weak; teacher said they only learned the dance that morning. My question was why they only prepared in the morning instead of 2 weeks ago. In any case, the key thing for us is the fun factor. And my daughter has a lot of fun. That's why the 4 stars. Otherwise I might give them a 3 based on the performance I saw.

UPDATE: I was emailed December 2nd and told that I would receive a refund via Venmo. It is now…read moreJanuary and I still have not received a refund despite sending a follow up inquiry via email. I am really saddened to post a negative review about a local business. My daughter started ballet at the conservatory about seven months ago when she was still four. In the beginning she loved going and would twirl around the house and dream of being a ballerina. A little after five she moved up to the next class level. The new class was a bit more challenging, and went from 45 minutes to an hour, but she was still enjoying it and learning a lot. Everything went downhill when tryouts for the Nutcracker began. Firstly, we needed to pay $20 for tryouts, which did not seem right to me since tryouts were held during her regular class time that we were paying for. After she was given a role, the classes switched to 1.5 hours. That is a VERY long time for a 5 year old, and they are given only one or two very brief breaks for water during this time. The lighthearted feel of the class disappeared and most of the young girls are visibly exhausted at the end. My daughter started to dread going and admitted to me that it is no longer fun for her. She said she is dreading Christmas because she knows she has to keep practicing for the Nutracker, and she hates the long classes and that she isn't allowed more water breaks. When I emailed the conservatory to tell them we wanted to cancel, I asked about getting a refund for the $100 Nutracker fee. Originally I was told it was for the cost of the costume, which she has not yet been fitted for, so I did not think it would be an issue. However, I was told this cost will not be refunded because it is for "production fee costs." The only thing she has received is grueling 1.5 hour classes that we did not want in the first place. I was also told that I will not receive even a partial fee for the monthly tuition costs despite the fact that she will not be attending any classes this month. I was also informed that they will be making adjustments to classes, and if she comes and finishes out the month they may consider a nutcracker fee refund. At this point my daughter has had ballet ruined for her so it is a bit late for that. Overall I feel the young students are being pushed beyond what is appropriate so that the studio can have their Nutcracker performance. Again, I don't love leaving a negative review for a local business but I think other's need to consider this when enrolling a young child at this studio.

I've been taking adult classes at the conservatory for over 6 months now and I love it. I love my…read moreteacher Killian, and my skills have improved a lot. They offer child and teen programs too! Check them out! Highly recommend!

It's been a month that my daughters have been taking piano lessons here. The teachers are all…read moreprofessional and have proven themselves in their skills. When I first heard of the program I was under the impression my daughters were too young for the academy. After further investigation and asking of questions, they were not and I am grateful I spent the time searching for the right program. Mrs. Cordato is top notch and I would recommend her for any piano or singing lessons. Come to a Sunday service and see for yourself. Check in on this place for any music lesson needs you have. Regards, O

Fantastic studio! My teen daughter takes a hip-hop dance class. I was worried that it might not be…read moremodern enough for her to get interested, but she is in LOVE. It's great exercise, especially for a kid who isn't interested in traditional sports. You can't beat the price, and the instructors are absolute kid magnets. Highly recommend!!

My 4 year old daughter recieved a three month gift certificate to the toddler ballet and tap dance…read moreprogram. She totally loved it. The hour long class once a week was perfect. She really enjoyed the other kids and learning some basic moves in tap and ballet. Highly recommend. Also makes a great gift.

Spiritual Center For Positive Living offers wonderful workshops and this Sunday, April 19 (1:30 -…read more4:30) is another upcoming stellar event. Judy Brooks, who appears on the weekly PBS series "Healing Quest", will be offering wonderful insight from the masters of good living she has encountered along her own path. Marianne Williamson, Dr. Andrew Weil and Deepok Chopra are among them. Everyone is sure to walk out inspired and encouraged as they explore their own lives.

From the owner: We are a spiritual, education & community center where people come to connect, be lifted,…read moreinspired, and learn philosophies and tools to live their best life. We offer classes, seminars, interactive workshops, Master speakers, meditations, and a high vibrational Sunday Experience every week beginning at 10:10 with our pre-service meditation, followed by the service at 10:30 am. An in person program for kids is also available. Our service is also available via live stream on our Facebook page and YouTube channel. There is an in person teen get together on the third friday of every month. Please join us however best suits you. You are truly welcome here.

Solid spot that's earned its stars. Honestly, on most fronts this is a strong 4 out of 5, but the…read morekid-friendly options bump it up to a full 5 for me. More on that in a second. The casino has improved a lot over the years. They added a hotel, and they brought the poker room back, which I appreciated. It's running 7 tables, mostly 1/2 and 1/3. Nice touch: even though the casino is 21+, they let 18+ players into the poker room. You just get wrist-banded at security and you're good to go. Great way for younger players to get some real table time. Most dealers were great, but a few who were still learning and a few who commented on player tendencies and play styles to openly during the game, but it's an improvement from their previous set up years ago. The gaming floor is big, the staff is friendly across the board, and the pool is average. Not bad, not amazing, just fine. What pushes this over the top is the family factor. I can take the kids to Kids Quest, or head to the Apex Lounge for bowling and go-karts. We even celebrated a birthday here and it was a great time. Being able to handle gaming for me and real fun for the kids under one roof is what makes it a 5-star trip. Highly recommend.

2021-2026 Our Asian…read moreelders love coming here to test their gambling luck! Sometimes they win, most times they donate to the electricity bills but their smiles when playing those slot machines are priceless.... Red Hawk has a descent amount of slot machines, tables and a high limit room if you got them thick pockets or a sugar sugar mama or papa! Wink wink. Red Hawk has a few eateries if you get hungry - and like most casinos they have a lobster and crab buffet night on Fridays at Kyoto which are a busy evening. Make sure you get your rsvp's in cuz they get busy! We've eaten at Pearl downstairs and didn't really care for it. To each their own - separate review. All in all, it's not a bad place to visit to test your luck for a few hours of entertainment and take the elders...it's worth it to see them smile, laugh and enjoy themselves when they hit an occasional bonus. Our kiddos like the French dip and sushi rolls from the high limit room when we've ordered to go. The prices on those babies are high limit too! LOL