Unbelievable production - Misery Excellent acting, set…read more Small theater is a plus. Felt like a part of show in row 2! Can't wait to see another show at Act II ​

This theater is truly a gem! Every production we have seen here has been excellent, with wonderful…read moreperformances, great direction and creative staging. It's a small theater that literally does not have a bad seat in the house, parking is convenient and plentiful and there are great dining options walking distance in every direction. It's just a fabulous place to see theater, with amazing performances, right here in Ambler!

Great art house theater Combined the best new movies with…read morerespect for restored classics Courteous and knowledgeable staff. I've always been a donor to this type facility I'm now 80 and this is the best

Great independent movie theater Old vintage decor…read more Regular seating but comfortable Theater is clean Good acousitics

Random stop in with a friend as we strolled the streets of Ambler. They have a bring your own food…read morepolicy but we were just here for tastings. It was spacious and bright. It was a fun ambiance and the woman behind the counter was helpful to everyone and social. Made our experience so much fun guiding us based on what we said we typically enjoyed. As you can see bottles went home!

Love the wine the and the service great people that run the tasting area. The owner is super…read morefriendly as well.

Wow A must if you are a fan…read more Beautiful facility Excellent theatre Tons of memorabilia, posters lobby cards personal items If you are a fan you must go Only negative is they are only open on Thursday

It is the most Amazing museum!! ,love the three stooges movie theater , and the collection was so…read more spectacular , if you love anything three stooges this is the place to go

I have taken lessons from Kathy for many years. She is very knowledgeable and provides excellent…read morefeedback helping me to improve and sound my best. She has a great gift of making anyone at any level of experience feel comfortable while learning. I would recommend Kathy to anyone looking to improve their singing.

Having never been to this store before and new to the area, I went off the minimal, yet positive…read morereviews for this business, to get my two posters framed. I parked in a small lot and all I saw was a pizza place and a homeless dude sitting outside of another faded storefront. I left my poster tubes in the car to make sure I was in the right place. As I walked up to the storefront with the homeless dude, a silver pony-tailed guy channeling Jeff Goldblum literally jumped out of nowhere from behind to confront me about the parking lot being for customers only. Didn't say who he was or even ask if I needed help. He assumed I was walking away down the street. I asked him how he didn't know I had posters to frame. He said because I was walking to the sidewalk. Well...the handwritten sign inside the shop did have an arrow pointing to go around to the street side to ring the bell! Guess he forgot his own sign. After a minor spat over his adamant disbelief that I actually had posters to frame, I walked back to my car and "magically" produced two poster tubes. He sighed and put his hands up..."ahhhh, man...well, you wanna come in?" I laughed and justifiably called him a ....... for losing $600+ in business for making assumptions, when instead of asking if I needed help he assumed I was going to some other store down the street. He then said "I'm not really taking on new customers anyway." Riiiiight. No bare walls is certainly barren of any brains.

Highly recommend Mark. Friendly, professional, great eye, excellent with colors and workmanship…read more Numerous items custom framed by him and pleased every time. Give him a try!

We had so much fun meeting and loving all the animals here. That's the first time I've ever bottle…read morefed a baby goat and it won't be my last. We are really excited to go back, especially for the goat hiking! I wasn't expecting to see camels but was pleasantly surprised as Godiva extended her little velvet nose for a kiss. Thank you to all the hard workers that keep this place going and give these animals a comfortable, loving place to call home. This was a "Girls Day", one of many, but this was one of our favorites for sure!! Please go visit if you love animals!

I had a terrific experience taking a tour with Natalie on a beautiful spring evening. Rose Bridge…read moreFarm is a special place to spend some time learning about the animals that are fortunate to live there - some of which have been rescued from not so great situations. From giving a snack to Buddy the friendly vocal sheep, to bottle feeding the adorable baby goats, my visit to Rose Bridge Farm was a great escape from the noise and commotion going on in the outside world. It is well worth making a reservation on the website to visit. There are also special activities to sign up for ranging from making a succulent "wall" to hiking with the lovely hiking goats in Wissahickon Park. Some yoga with the baby goats also sounds like a real treat and challenge to try one day.

Was invited to this winery for a birthday party. This facility only provides wine, ice…read morebucket,tables and chairs. Went on a Saturday at 1:00 pm and left at 430 pm. We brought our own appetizers. Some other patrons brought pizza. The service is excellent. Looks like a barn inside. Beautiful grounds but it was pouring rain. They have a huge wooden heart on the grounds. If there are 9 people in your party, rule is your party has to buy 9 bottles of wine.

Having visited a number of wineries in Georgia (from where I moved) I have a decent point of…read morereference. We made an impromptu visit to Karamoor and well.... I have mixed feelings. Let's do it this way: WHAT I LIKE -- their wine is good and bottles are well-priced -- you're allowed to bring food and eat at a table -- the location is pretty -- you're given pita chips and a carafe of water with your tasting -- Perhaps not usual, a woman, new to the winery, allowed me and T to share one tasting. (It's something we've always done, ultimately buying a bottle of what we like best.) WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE -- At $25 for five pours, the tasting is pricy -- Tastings only available at the bar -- Unlike wineries I'm familiar with, there's no flexibility with what they pour: sauvignon blanc, chardonnay, rose, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon. -- Want to explore the vineyard? Sorry, off limits. Stick to the gated area. They offer periodic tours, but at $75 -- that's insane, even with a tasting included! -- The staff. The aforementioned newbie was okay. The other two behind the bar ..... feh! An ingredient in their cabernet sauvignon is -- can this be?! -- 'saddle dust.' "What is that?" we asked one of the snoots. "I don't know," she responded, and walked away. (Good for business when employees know their products and make guests feel comfortable by being, dare I say, friendly.) Not terribly far from where we live, when the weather cools down we'll likely come back with lunch, order a bottle of Cabernet Franc and picnic under a tree. Because, as I said, the wine happens to be good.

Inter-Faith Housing Alliance could improve by taking accountability for when they don't help a…read morefamily thru to the end, meaning they didnt have proper resources in place for a family to make sure that they breaked the cycle of homelessness and went on after IFHA to secure stable housing. Especially for families struggling with mental illness. They should stand by their mission and make sure that every family that works hard in their program moves on after the 2 years to secure stable housing and if a family doesnt secure stable housing, IFHA should help them get into another program that could help them instead of just throwing them back on the streets with no supports. Or if a family is working hard but still struggling in their program, IFHA should find out what the underlying issue is for why that family is struggling to complete their program and figure out how to better help them instead of giving up on that family, especially for mental illness families. And if IFHA fails a family, they should take accountability for their actions and apologize to that family for failing them and own up to their failure and try different strategies so they never fail another family ever again. That is how IFHA can improve My husband, son, and I was a family that was homeless and struggles with mental illness and entered IFHA's Hope Gardens Program in 2014. We worked really hard but struggled with their program and are proof that the executive director, Marsha and casemanager, Malika doesnt hold themselves accountable for when they fail to help a family succeed and complete their program and go on to stable housing. Instead they just kicked my family out and we were homeless again for 2 years after leaving Hope Gardens. Why my family was treated with such neglect and multiple acts of discrimination and put my family thru hell makes me really sad. Even though we struggled, we worked very hard and with all your affiliations and network, I know you could have helped us get proper supporting services and treatments for our mental illness in Montco. You didnt have to leave us out on the streets with no one in this County willing to help us. We are human beings too.