Had a great experience for my friends birthday to see Sinners! We ordered wings, loaded fries, and…read morefunnel fries. The hot honey sauce was delicious! Fries didn't come loaded as ordered but we're still nice Seasoned quality fries. We also order drinks from the bar which were a Long Island for him and I got the blue tripic lemonade. They were amazing; right amount of liquor for an enjoyable movie night. My only complaint is how far the restrooms are- near the exit door at the front of the building. Otherwise, 10/10 would go again.

I thought this was going to smell like food and be gross, and I only got the tickets here because I…read morewanted to see a movie that was sold out everywhere else. I was completely blown away at the quality of this movie theatre! There were only like three people in the theatre to watch this movie. The seats recline all the way back, and they even come with trays for those who got food. The trays are removable. You get to pick where you sit when you buy the tickets, so my friend and I got the back row in the middle. The screen was big and volume was just right. The whole theatre was clean! I didn't even smell good or even see food unless someone ordered it. I was very impressed. There is a bar out front with huge tvs, so if you didn't want to go for a movie, you could just go to watch some games. Very impressed by this theatre!

The small theater that could! This space (really 2 small…read moretheaters across a courtyard from each other) is a lovely space to catch local theater. They have a decent selection of shows that highlight local talent. In December I saw a local interpretation of It's a Wonder Life, entitled It's a Wonderful Life, Y'all and resets the action to New Orleans with many local nods and jokes. The production creativity was great. The whole show was put on by 5 actors which was amazing. And the sets and props were standouts. The main theater holds over 300 seats and the Lagniappe theater is smaller. The night I was there, the theater was packed but still comfortable and the theater is fully accessible for those using wheelchairs. There was also a concession stand selling snacks and mulled wine. Definitely a fun spot to spend an evening.

Highly love the Rivertown Threater in Kenner. The staff was excellent during a wonderful play that…read moreBecky Allen had written in the past when all of a sudden one of the viewers had what was thought to be a seizure. The actors stopped immediately. Staff came in and helped people in the audience went outside to direct the ambulance and police. While another young lady ran to a local fire station within the block. Love this community and the place here are definitely worth it for a local flair of theater with a Broadway flair.

This is a beautiful theater in Metairie. I gifted my Brother tickets to a show, and we were both…read moreabsolutely thrilled with the experience. The theater itself is charming, cozy, and very comfortable, with multiple seating options, a definite plus. The staff was friendly and helpful, which truly enhanced the overall experience. Parking was also incredibly easy, something I always appreciate. If you have the opportunity to see a show here, I highly recommend taking advantage of it.

Jefferson Performing Arts Center took my breath away...and bot in a good way…read more I've been to Jefferson Performing Arts Center many times, and usually, it's a shining example of how to host a stellar event. The seats are comfy, the staff is welcoming, the logistics run like clockwork, and the acoustics are consistently phenomenal--every note rings out perfectly, no matter where you sit. Last night's Black Jacket Symphony performance of Led Zeppelin's music was no exception on the performance side--just incredible. But oh, let's talk about the atmosphere. When I stepped into the auditorium, I wasn't met with the warm embrace of a perfectly tuned heating system. No, I was smacked in the face by a wall of heat so intense I briefly considered whether Led Zeppelin might've been covering Hot for Teacher. Thankfully, someone on staff noticed that the audience wasn't exactly giving a standing ovation to the HVAC situation and turned the heat off. But then came the second act of discomfort: stagnant air. The kind of air that just sits there, like a guest at a dinner party who refuses to leave. No fans, no circulation--just a thick, unmoving mass of stuffiness that somehow felt more oppressive than the heat itself. And here's the thing: when you're in a packed room where the average age skews over 60, and you add in the not-so-subtle aroma of decades of cigarette smoking clinging to clothing? Let's just say it wasn't a breath of fresh air. The show itself was phenomenal--so good that I stayed despite feeling like I was trying to breathe through a wet blanket. But honestly, Jefferson Performing Arts Center, you've got to do better. Temperature control and air circulation aren't just "nice-to-haves"; they're the baseline for a venue of this caliber. I want to keep coming back for these incredible performances, but next time, let's make sure the only thing taking my breath away is the music--not the HVAC drama.

Enjoyed the performances last night by all the girls. The improvement from last year to now was…read morenoticeable. You teach more than dance at your studio. You teach the girls lessons they will have for a lifetime. You could see the love with the seniors that were leaving. Not all studios care about the person inside those dance shoes like you do. Thank you for caring. Have a relaxing summer.

When looking for a dance studio for your child, you should know that this studio will become your…read moresecond home. You should know that the teachers, staff and other children will become your family. You should look for a place that share your faith, values and morals. You should search for a place that will build your child's skills, knowledge of the art and self-confidence. If you are looking for a studio that incorporates all of these qualities, look no further because you have found your studio, home and family at Debby Dillehay Dance Studio. I just attended the dance recital on Tuesday and hadn't been to it in some years and was completely impressed with the skills, love and community there. You will not be disappointed.

The Great Southern Gun and Knife show is the "big show" that is held at the Pontchartrain Center…read moreseveral times per year. I have been going to these shows off and on ever since I was old enough to own a gun. The shows haven't changed in years. The way it works is vendors rent tables from the show and sell their wares. You can find guns, ammo, knives, patches, beef jerky, survival gear, etc. at this show. The problem is that there are so many tables, it is easy to become bored. If I am just there to browse I usually only make it three or four aisles before boredom sets in. There are only so many overpriced pistols I can fondle. if you are looking for something specific, the show may be a good place to start, There are hundreds of guns on display so you can actually handle them prior to purchase. Many of the vendors are very knowledgeable as well so you can gain valuable insight into particular weapons. prices have always seemed high to me so I suggest internet research before purchasing a gun here. At the most recent show, I did not find what I was looking for, but I did find a bunch of antique firearms. Many were very expensive, but it was cool to see guns that helped win the west and many different wars. In summary, the gun show is entertaining, but once every few years is enough for me.

It's a cool show to go to if you are in the market for a gun, rifle, knife, stun gun, etc. Lots of…read morevendors that are helpful and knowledgeable. But it is still basically the same show that has been going on since I was a little kid. The show has lost its luster for me. I can only look at so many guns before I am ready to go. When I went last weekend I sold an old Sig P226 to a vendor and he bought it from me without any kind of paperwork. We agreed upon a price and then he gave me cash. Nothing else. I found that odd but that's the first time I have sold a gun so maybe that is normal. The gun show is still a cool and convenient all-in-one spot for gun lovers!