My kids have been in shows with center stage. I was amazed that by the quality of the shows. The…read morecostumes, the singing, the stages were truly amazing. CenterStage instills in children the love of musical center. I truly recommend them.

Incredibly talented performers, enjoyed "Working" as much as any production at DCPA ever! Amazing…read moreproduction for a small space, music and choreography we're perfect. So happy we found this wonderful little theatre, can't wait for their next show.

The Louisville Center For the Arts is a building next to Memory Square Park and it houses a fine…read morecollection of paintings and other forms of art done by local artists. Most of the pieces are for sale and the building is free to visit and also accepts donations.

My wife and I just saw "The X-files, The Spoof is Out There". The Theater Company of Lafayette did…read morea great performance for such a low budget program. The venue is small so you're close to the action. A great, low-cost, night out!

The community of teachers and students at RMTK are exceptionally inclusive, empowering, and…read moreinspiring. My children thrive in these programs and I'm so grateful for all they do.

I paid $1200 for my kid to sit on the floor for 4 weeks. I asked each day what did you learn at…read morecamp? The reply "nothing. I was told to watch everyone rehearse." Do you rehearse? "Some days but I only have 5 lines and I'm only in a couple of songs so mostly no. I just sit". My kid was on stage for 8 minutes in a 75 minute show. Most days they cried after camp because so badly wanted to be "in the show" but had so little to do. Shockingly there were kids with even less stage time. This program is advertised as inclusive and many opportunities but If you don't get a lead role, be prepared to spend the day quietly "watching". Then as a final slap in the face, my kid was invited to join the AAPA group. Makes no sense at all.

The Peach Festival is a very large, annual occurrence in Lafayette. There are dozens of food…read morevendors and even more venders of crafts. The peach cobbler is amazing; although the peach turnovers were a pit pedestrian. The prices for everything were reasonable and the festival was really fun. Get there really early or around noon if you want to find parking.

Love this every year! We enjoy bringing the whole family…read moreand spending the day out here. It is a definite must -visit.

We popped in last Saturday night to listen to live music... Who knew this was even available? I'm…read moreso happy we came in!!! It's almost like being in a "speakeasy."... they had booths along the wall which we sat in which were super cozy and well placed to listen to some live music. We enjoyed the sandwiches and cocktails... It was a delightful evening in downtown Louisville... And fantastic music and sound system two with a pretty large dance area considering how small the venue is... It's tight and cozy and pretty awesome

This venue gives you a bit of street cred. You have to go down a slightly gnarly stairs to get to…read moreit. AND you have to go thru an arcade! It opens up to a cozy spot. Enough to host a group of happy Anthem and Aria fans. Good stage size and you can see from any angle!Good food and drinks!

The Waterloo never disappoints. Every visit feels consistent in the best way--great food, attentive…read moreservice, and cocktails that are always perfectly made. Everything was on point from start to finish. It's one of those places you can count on for a solid experience every time, whether you're going out for a casual night or something a little more special. Highly recommend!

After jumping into, then out of, Waterloo, named after a major station on the London Underground…read more(subway), the conclusion was they need another name: "Few TV's." Especially concerning was that none of the few TV's were even on when it was under 30 minutes before England v France WORLD CUP SOCCER match on a Saturday afternoon! Seriously??? The atmosphere of ignorance, in a joint called Waterloo (NAMED after the LOCATION where ENGLISH HELPED DEFEATED THE FRENCH), made me wonder if similar inattention was in the kitchen and the behind the bar? I may return to find out. The bar service seemed friendly, sympathetic, and attractive.

I loved every second we spent here this afternoon in Louisville! It's located in a non descript…read morealley and just keeps going and going. So many books and records... and amazing furniture, artwork and decorative accents to make your home one of a kind. My favorite space was the basement-level listening lounge. Such a vibe!! The prices were varied... some were bargains, and some had higher price tags. I feel all were fair and I appreciated the laid back, no-pretense, we-trust-you atmosphere. There's no place I've ever visited like it, and I can't wait to go back.

This is a place to go if you want some funky decor for your home! Little Horse is located in a…read moresmall, indoor alley in multiple rooms off the main street in Louisville. It is so fun to wander through! There are multiple rooms filled with books, art, vinyl, mid-century modern furniture, dishes, vintage clothes, and knickknacks to spice up your home decor. They also sell vintage music players and stereo systems. It's a really awesome, curated space! This is a great spot to find a unique gift or shop for house wears. Little Horse also owns Elephant Room, which is a gathering space hosting monthly DJ sets. I'd love to come back and see the magic. Owners are really nice and can help you find what you're looking for!

Nita June is amazing! She was instrumental in helping both of our very different sons get into the…read moreperfect schools for each of them. Her balance of structure, communication, and energy made each process as stress-free as possible and with material personal attention and progress throughout. When I refer to stress-free, I'm talking for both my sons and my wife and me! Nita is caring and skilled, and she brought out the best in both of our kids. Her encouragement in the writing process for the many essays at many schools led to more creative and insightful narratives. She's a chameleon for different types of students. Our oldest had more of a sense of where he wanted to go and what he wanted to study but wasn't naturally self-driven to get the work done. So for him, Nita masterfully broke down the assignments to make them achievable, and he never complained about having work to do (still trying to figure out this particular magic myself!). He's now a rising Senior at the University of Washington and love it. Our other son is more self-driven to get work done but had very little sense for what he wanted in a school. Nita supported his research on so many different academic, social, and other fronts to first illuminate questions he should ask on college visits and then narrow down his list based on the information he acquired. Now, he's about to enter his Freshman year at Dartmouth College and is so excited! Throughout the process, Nita was supportive and encouraging yet firm. Outside of my wife and me, she was our boys' biggest cheerleader, celebrating all of their successes as enthusiastically as we did. I highly recommend Nita for anyone who is looking for a truly gifted college counselor.

Nita June guided my son through his college application process with patience, insight, and…read moreabsolute professionalism. She's skilled in empowering college-bound students to take ownership of the process and she has a gift for bringing out the best in them while they complete these often daunting tasks. I recommend her highly.