We just saw the H. M. S. Pinafore and we so well done. The singing was great. Truly enjoyed…read moreourselves. We'll be back for more!

Pretty good acting for local theatre but the cost of the show was outrageous for "local theatre".read more

Mrs. Kimmie is the owner and instructor of many classes. She is kind, listens well, loves the…read moredancers, and has a good thing going. She will allow a trial session or two, to see if your child likes it, at no cost. Her prices are among the best in Brevard, as to my research. My daughter attends her 3-4 year old combo class and did not love it at first. Mrs. Kimmie allowed her to have another trial day, several months later and it was a success! She was/is very patient with my daughter and myself and knows how to teach and have fun. There are personal training classes, barre workouts, all levels of ballet, Acro and tap. And classes to suit all ages from one to adult! There may even be classes I'm leaving out. Give her a call!

I was very disappointed to call to inquire about dance classes for my son turning 7 soon and was…read moretold they only offered beginning ballet and tap. When I went on the website, it clearly shows Intro to Hip Hop. When I mentioned this to the person answering the call, she had no idea what I was talking about.

My friends asked what I wanted to do for my birthday and of course my answer was The dueling piano…read moreshow at the restaurant the social with Randy from premier Piano shows! This show does not disappoint and is always so much fun. They play the best songs and it is such a fun time seeing everyone dance and sing along. Can't wait to go again!

I've hired Premier Piano Shows twice; they were superb each time. Clear communication prior,…read moreprofessional staff, and -most importantly- their performers were talented, professional, and truly made my events memorable. Great job Randy and team! Keep it up!

Performing and Creative Arts school offers pre-professional youth programs in Dance, Musical…read moreTheater, Drama, and Art. Classes and Play-shops are taught by qualified and certified instructors in a nurturing, learning environment. Great arts enrichment opportunities for children and teens!

We had a great meal here. Very sweet server, fast service from the kitchen and tasty food…read more Started with the coconut shrimp and bang bang shrimp, both were crispy, hot and excellent. Dinner was mahi reubans with fries and my daughter got the cheeseburger. She actually ate it so kudos. I would return.

Seven of us came for dinner on a Monday evening. They do not accept reservations. We waited an hour…read morefor our table. I started with a frozen pain in the ass cocktail; it was fruity and delicious. We shared an order of bang, bang shrimp and conch fritters that were perfect. My entree was a crab corn chowder and side Caesar salad. Everyone enjoyed their entrées; shrimp tacos, grouper sandwiches, chicken stack, chicken wrap, tuna wontons... Malarie took care of us & frequently checked in with us. My chowder was exceptional, and the salad was just so so. The chicken entrées had a minuscule piece of chicken and the portions of fries were skimpy. The appetizers were a highlight. Coconuts on the Beach is located on the Minutemen Causeway in Cocoa Beach. It's an oceanfront restaurant from the 1980s that evolved from a 1970s dream of owner George Artz. It's known for its casual, "island-style" vibe, replacing the former Thirsty Turtle to become a staple for live music, coconut shrimp & beachfront dining.

**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more The Wizard of OZ Museum and Van Gogh Experience, which I will shorthand simply to the Oz Museum, is one of those unique attractions that stand out simply because of its uniqueness in an area you do not expect to see such an attraction. But this is Florida (my beloved state I love so much), and it should not be weird to see a surf museum (Florida Surf Museum) nearby the dinosaur store and museum (literally called the Dinosaur Store). But it works because the Oz Museum surely highlights so much from the Wizard of Oz franchise, not just the movie, but the entire lore inspired by the amazing book written by Frank L. Baum. I would have waited until later to post this review up, because there is one more "experience" I need to watch through-and-through in the Van Gogh Experience, which is the projector experience of traveling through The Wizard of Oz, but there is new news pertaining to this locale. The Oz Museum is moving south to Cocoa Beach. Not only that, it will be near the Dinosaur Store. How wonderful is it that two of the quirkiest museums Cocoa Beach has will be next to each other. Ergo, this review is for the Oz Museum as they are officially in their "Final Weeks in Cape Canaveral" before they move south to Cocoa Beach. For starters, the Oz Museum is located on the westside of A1A a.k.a. Jimmy Buffet Highway, at the northwest quadrant of its intersection with Center St., the street that leads westward to the dinky Center Street Park where one of the five bat houses of Cape Canaveral are located. The Oz Museum is actually "small" pertaining to the price one must pay to enter, which is about $32 plus tax for adults. Military and seniors get a discount and children are about half that price, but still, that can be considered steep for entry. But if you truly take your time with this location and engage in all they provide, it actually fair price. Most people would probably just breeze through all the exhibits, including officially recognized items that belonged to Frank L. Baum, signed books, and just a collection of all Oz related things from one family's personal collection. And yes, it is a personal collection, but it is an amazing personal collection with, as mentioned earlier, official items from certain locales, which I must stress "certain locales." For example, the display featuring the winkie guard spear has items that were officially used as props in the classic movie starring Judy Garland. The ruby red slippers on display, many mistake as from that movie, too, but those are actually the ones that were displayed in the line/queue of the Great Movie Ride in Disney's Hollywood Studios while the ride was open. It should also be noted that each glass panel of the collection has a QR code for an audio tour. Ergo, each panel will have a recorded explanation and history of everything that is on display. That is why I say the price is justified. And let's face it, a museum like this, despite how quirky it is, may become "boring" for little children. Ergo, there is a children's room with the animated Oz movie playing on loop and plenty of books, puzzles, and games to keep their playful minds occupied. Finally, the Van Gogh Experience is just an "added bonus" on top of all you get in this museum. The projectors put you in the midst of an amazing animation detailing Van Gogh's life, which lasts about 20 minutes on average. Seeing his paintings come to animation life in a room that is about 75 feet by 25 feet (estimate because the room was constantly darkened for the projectors) was just relaxing, especially when Starry Starry Night appeared. There is also a projector experience going through the entirety of The Wizard of Oz, but I never got to finish it. Ultimately, the Oz Museum is a worthwhile experience to go to, but I am only giving it four-out-of-five stars because this experience, as it is now, will soon be gone, and a new experience will be available very soon with added features such as a boat ride (and possibly mini-golf). From what I got the couple of times I went here, it is definitely worth checking out. You can't go wrong with a museum that is featured as it is highly-rated among many categories on TripAdvisor, including number one for kids museums.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road... to Cape Canaveral?…read more ​The Wizard of Oz Museum is a "blink and you'll miss it" tourist attraction tucked away in Cape Canaveral, FL. If you aren't looking for it, you might cruise right past, but for fans of L. Frank Baum's universe, this unassuming spot is a literal treasure chest of Technicolor history. ​ ​Don't let the modest footprint fool you. While it isn't a sprawling theme park, the museum packs an incredible punch by focusing on the entire Oz multiverse. You'll find a wide array of memorabilia that stretches far beyond Judy Garland's iconic ruby slippers, diving deep into the original book series and the broader lore of the 14 original novels. ​The Pace: It's not a very big venue. If you're a "skimmer," you'll be back in the parking lot before your car engine has even cooled down. I think this is where most of concerns about the admission fee come into play. ​The Strategy: To get your money's worth, you have to lean in. Unless you're taking the time to read every placard or every note of each item's history, you'll be in and out in no time. The magic is in the fine print. ​ ​The biggest shock of the day had nothing to do with flying monkeys or wicked witches. As a massive Beatles fan, I was absolutely floored to see an autographed photo of Paul McCartney. ​The Backstory: The photo captures Sir Paul during a visit to the set of the 1985 cult classic Return to Oz. Seeing Macca's signature in a shrine to Emerald City was the crossover event I never knew I needed. ​Summary: It's a charming, niche experience that rewards the curious. Just remember: read the signs, or you'll miss the best parts!