Steve is a great instructor! I have taken swing dance lessons with him and enjoyed it very much…read more He is patient and makes learning to dance fun!

From the owner: Nystrom's Ballroom Dancing focuses on teaching people how to become an accomplished dancer in…read moreBallroom dancing. We focus on the typical person who has not had any dance experience. However, we also work with accomplished dancers.We use many of the tools typically used in ballet, tap and jazz as they pertain to ballroom dancing. We believe anyone can become a good dancer if they are willing to take the time to learn. Dancing is a learned behavior and it takes time an patience. Learning to dance improves a persons balance coordination, and confidence. It also helps keep the mind active and challenges every student to new steps and amalgamations.

Great place to see live entertainment. The Rooster's Wife…read moreis a private non-profit association organized to celebrate the performing arts in Aberdeen, North Carolina. We produce events year round . Our home base is Poplar Knight Spot, a gallery located at 114 Knight Street in downtown Aberdeen, two blocks east of US 1, just east of the corner of Poplar and Knight . The gallery is totally accessible with parking adjacent to the building at 114 Knight Street in downtown Aberdeen. Tickets may be purchased on line through the web site, or at the door with cash or check. Children under twelve are always free at the Rooster's Wife events, furthering the mission of building community through the arts. Could not add this place without putting in a review. I will update tonight. I am going to a concert there.

How fortunate we are to have a thriving little music venue like The Rooster's Wife. The folks are…read morewarm and friendly and the talent they bring in is first class. Enjoy outdoor concerts in the spring and summer, and in the winter treat yourself to intimate shows indoors with big soft sofas, wine and chocolate chip cookies (by donation). I've met some of the coolest folks at The Rooster's Wife and can't wait to return for even more musical bliss.

This place may be small but is amazing. Right now they have tap ballet clogging and contemporary…read more The building has a lot of stuff.

I enjoyed my first event at the Cary Theater commemorating Juneteenth with Rhythm & Rhyme tonight…read more It felt like the Apollo stage in Harlem tonight. I invited a good friend who lives locally and enjoys the town's events, tonight I discovered why. Tickets were affordable at $7 with tax. Several poets and music artists came out to showcase their talents and it was well enjoyed. The popular triangle R&B band NIITO performed live and really tore the house down with their cover songs. This event was well organized and seating was plentiful. We grabbed balcony seats and really enjoyed having our own space away from the crowd. While parking is not plentiful, there are still a few lots and street parking to take advantage of. Come early, leave happy. I look forward to more events and possibly seeing a film here in the future.

I want to point out we didn't watch a movie but when we visited the coffee shop was open to the…read moretheater lobby so I wanted to check it out. There were several very sweet older ladies (likely volunteers) that I talked to about the theater and its history. The theater itself was the original in Cary and had been renovated a couple of times over the years. They have one screen that showed mostly art type films and have some live performances. I would go here if I was living here since it was a type of place that appeals to me. If you live there and haven't been I would recommend, if visiting and staying check it out.

The Holly Springs Cultural Center is still a great venue. It has plenty of parking in the front,…read moresides and back of the complex. The building is shared with a library. There was a snack area in the lobby that I didn't remember but it was in my photos. The offerings are expanded now with the popcorn, candy, chips, other snacks and a variety of beverages from teas, coffees, sodas. I was very happy to see the snacks as my first stop took way longer than expected so I couldn't stop for lunch. The prices were $3 for my large popcorn; $1.50 for candy and $1 for a water. The lobby also has several tables to sit and mingle. The theatre is a good size but not huge so I can see why so many performances sell out. I like the stadium seating and had a good view of the performance. The sound and lighting were also good. The performance was also affordable at $15. I am going to watch the calendar for future shows to attend.

I have been here for performances, using the library and an adult Easter egg hunt. They do such a…read moregood job here. Staff is very nice and informative. The events are fun. Always a great experience.

A true history here on Fort Bragg. If this building could talk. I believe it used to be the Post…read moretheater. It is huge inside, lots of openness to it. I hate to see old buildings go down, but eventually this building is not gonna make it. I did try to walk around to get a feeling of what used to be - not a lot to see, but you can tell it's an old building. The seats are horribly, horribly uncomfortable. I wish I could talk to someone about possibly trying to get this renovated, but I just got here so I'm not sure on what can happen maybe more to follow.

Old Theater Main Post in Fort Bragg, I give this Old Theater a 5 out of 5 on the sole fact that…read moreregardless of how old it is or how the entrance smells because of the old restrooms .. the AC Works!!! and the AC Works GOOD!! As a soldier you get to appreciate a working AC specially in a hot and humid training week with 50+ more soldiers training in the same location. From the outside the building looks like any other main post old theater from any other base. You go inside and it is the same sucky smelly restrooms and everything else is the same. Overall, is well kept. The parking lot is on the side and on the back of the building. There are only 3 stalls per gender restroom. You may enter parking lot through the back from Reilly Road to Sedgewick Street. The Old Theater Main Post is in the corner of Reilly Rd and Macomb.

I was invited out to the Cary Arts Center this weekend to attend a special screening of Barry…read moreGordy's The Last Dragon. As a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop and Black History Month, this was a unique event. There were 2 guest DJ's who spun old school hip hop throughout the event and a DJ who spun a live score throughout the entirety of the film. It was refreshing to see so many people of color come out to this side of town to gather. There was merchandise being sold in the lobby and food trucks such as Presto and Go Yaki in the parking lot. It was convenient for those attending this 3 hour long event. The staff kept things organized and they were kind and welcoming. The facility itself is in need of some renovations and updating. I get that this is a old historical building. I will definitely return for further programming of interest.

Saturday, 14Jan2023 Event: DR. MARTIN L. KING JR. ANNUAL…read moreDREAMFEST WEEKEND Dr. Harry L. White Jr. gave a profound, thought-provoking speech on moving from dreaming to DOING. All of the performers who came on stage for this event were amazing. I enjoyed this event in its entirety.