Went to see a three act performance here and although I enjoyed myself am quite disappointed to say…read moreI unsurprisingly just woke up with a sore throat. It was freezing in there to the point I did not think that they had heat on at all. It was hard to even concentrate on the performance with how cold I was. The first performance had blankets as theatrical props and I thought about getting up and borrowing them to help me get through the other two acts. The space is huge and I am sure difficult and expensive to heat and cool. It is such a shame as the talent and concept was spot on. I hope that they can figure this out. Drinking tea and taking airbourne now.

Miss Lilly's Séance is a 40 minute dark ride without the pretzel cars that has you immersed in the…read moretheatricality and an interactive part of the experience. My wife and I drove three and a half hours to take part in Miss Lilly's Séance, three and a half hours to drive back home, and it was well worth the drive. Miss Lilly's Séance Parlor is located in Mill Race Village in Mt Holly NJ. It makes no bones about it being a theatrical recreation of a séance. If you're going with the intention of contacting dearly departed Aunt Boo, forget about it. But, if you're looking for some scares, a fun evening out and don't want to drive down to Disney World to see The Haunted Mansion, Miss Lilly's Séance Parlor is the ticket you should seek. You need to make reservations to attend the séance. Seating is limited to ten people per showing. The séance is run on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Don't be late, because show times begin promptly at the times noted. Parking is available in a lot adjacent to the house that Miss Lilly's Séance is held in. Spots should be available since most of the shops in the village close at 6pm and the first séance is at 7pm. The evening begins with you waiting on the narrow porch of what was once an abandoned house. Thomas Greenfield, the show's creator, comes out for the greeting and tells you that in a few moments the door will open and you will be invited in. You enter what looks like the inside of an abandoned building and you're invited to take a seat on the couches and chairs available in the living room. The show has begun. What happens next would be a spoiler to those looking to experience this for themselves, so I won't describe exactly what happens between the walls of Miss Lilly's seance. Instead I'll say that the experience is like being on an interactive dark ride (for those that know what a dark ride is). It's also like being the actor on the set of a séance movie and instead of the special effects being done post-production via green screen and CGI technology, the special effects are happening in real time all around you. Don't be afraid to interact and be a part of the evening. It's a thrilling ride unlike anything you've experienced before. It's open year-round. Make your reservations soon, because once word gets out about how cool this is, they'll be booked weeks, if not months in advance.

The Witches Ball is one of the many reasons why Halloween is my favorite holiday. Once a year the…read moretown of Mount Holly transforms into a Halloween wonderland of sorts. There are crafters, vendors, food, and definitely plenty of drinks. The cornerstone of this event in my opinion is the costume contest. People go all out for this and it's really a sight to see! Every year it seems to attract more and more visitors. For this reason, I hope they get better at accommodating more visitors as it took an inordinate amount of time this year to get a drink. But it is still a blast and shouldn't be missed by the Halloween enthusiasts in the greater Philadelphia area!

I've been to the Witches Ball twice now -- once on a date-date (last year) and once on a…read morefriend-date (this year). If you're on a date, you'll probably want to make a reservation at the spooky Robin's Nest Restaurant at the opening of the outdoor festival, before meandering through the creepy, dark streets brimming with interesting characters. If you're on a friend date, you may want to avoid the intimate restaurant and head straight to the beer garden, the creepy teddy bear shop, or the ghost hunter store. Or, of course, the VooDoo Bar. Like the others have said, do NOT bring your kids here. You're ruining it for everyone when you do that crap. Two downfalls (aside from the kid infestation) of the event: -Lack of bathrooms -Lack of food vendors I stood in a line for some beautiful porta potties for what felt like a really-really long time. The guy behind me in line kept drunkenly yelling at the people in the stalls... as if they really wanted to take their time and enjoy themselves in there or something. After finally relieving myself, I then spent an absurd amount of time waiting for some chicken tenders. Get some more food vendors and bathroom options, Witches Ball, and you're golden. See you next year!

I hadn't been to a renaissance fair in probably twenty or thirty years, but an acquaintance of mine…read morewas working this fair and posted about it on Facebook, so I decided to bring my girlfriend and 11-year-old son with me for something to do on a Saturday afternoon. I don't have much to compare it to, but all I know is we had a blast! It was raining steadily all day, which did absolutely nothing to dampen the spirits of everyone there. Tons of hardy people were still wandering the grounds, many in incredible and elaborate costumes. Everyone was in such a great mood, it was hard not to be swept up in all of it. The fair was enormous, with something to see and do around every corner. Seven stages with official shows, plenty of games, live animals, a blacksmith demonstration, tons of food, etc. My son particularly loved getting to throw spears and daggers, as well as a free whip lesson. We happily wandered the grounds for several hours and easily forgot about the miserable cold and wet weather. Can't wait for next year!

First ren faire and I have to say...I was disappointed but I still may go again next year. Didn't…read morefind out about this happening until 2 weekends in so ended up going the last weekend and unfortunately it was raining. Maybe it would've been better if the weather was nice but I still think it could've been a better experience - definitely buy your tickets online ahead of time, I bought mine at the door and it was 30 not 25 - plan ahead of time. Apparently they have different acts every weekend and some weekends have celebrity performers. If I knew about this ahead of time I would've gone 2nd weekend and the ticket price would've been worth it - feel free to dress up as extra as you want, honestly seeing all the costumes was my favorite part of the whole experience - food is overpriced as per usual - most of the acts were disappointing but that made have been partially due to the rain - it's mostly a fair for vendors to sell costumes and whatnot

My daughters attended the three years. We recently decided to pull them due to commute and cost…read more We loved the teachers and the family atmosphere. We feel that they shine a light on the dancers that are members of the competition team over the 'recreational' dancers who are just as talented. Overall we had a great experience. We wish there were more 'combo' classes for all ages.

I have used this studio for 19 years from my oldest, to my middle and now my youngest daughter who…read moreattends regular classes & is on the competition team. We are so grateful to have found a second family that has our same core values & beliefs! I will continue to encourage other children to attend this family owned studio and sing their praises!! The only disappointment is that you didn't join sooner but it's not too late!!

Edge is an amazing and welcoming studio!…read more The staff and teachers are dedicated, friendly and fun, yet also instill the importance of teamwork, pride and a good work ethic when pursuing your passion for dance. My daughter loves her teachers and looks forward to every dance class. I highly recommend Edge for anyone looking for a dance studio that feels like home. I love the sense of community and family and look forward to many more years at Edge!

I love this studio! My daughter has been dancing there since she was 3 1/2! The last 5 years have…read morebeen supportive especially as we transitioned from another studio! Great teachers, a focus on technique, musicality and most of all it's a family atmosphere! On a side note I appreciate a clean and organized studio with transparency in dates and fees--- something the other studio locally did not have. My daughter enjoys the time and looks forward to seeing her dance "sisters".

Service was great, tom was on duty and gave good advice for me being a novice at this. Lots of car…read moreoptions and controls for the race. Great price for an afternoon entertainment. I will be stopping back. For some more fun.

Place is very dirty. Overpriced. Spent more time sitting in the middle of the lane than racing due…read moreto staff taking extremely long. Place also reeks of oil smell. Do not recommend

First time here and I thought it was great! Small prison/museum compared to Eastern State…read morePenitentiary--but still interesting and fun to explore (and photograph!). A lot of history here and from what I have heard and read -- haunted. How can it not be? Explored all three floors and I happened to be the only person there so that was fun, too .. (well, besides Kyle, who was very informative). Check it out if you are in town!

I came here today with my 8 year old son and we loved it. If you're into history, it's a great way…read moreto kill an hour or two on a Saturday morning. Not to mention cheap - just $5 for adults and $2 for kids. Opened in 1811, closed in 1965, and reopened as a museum just one year later in 1966, it's a fascinating look at one aspect of our country's history. The whole building, including the exercise yard with accompanying gallows, is open to the public. Signs throughout the building and small exhibits were incredibly helpful and informational. The woman who sold us admission was very friendly and helpful, and there were two other employees who were giving free tours around the building. If you're into haunted places, this place is also apparently a hotbed of paranormal activity and has hosted many investigators over the years. The main cell upstairs where the most hardened criminals spent their last nights on earth is allegedly where the most activity is. The prison is also right in downtown Mt. Holly so it's easy to make a day of it and walk to one of the many restaurants on the Main Street and explore the historic buildings. Definitely recommended!

This business has either permanently closed or moved. Was just by there, August2021, and the…read morebuilding looks to be a flower shop. Really liked the place. Sorry to see it go.

This is such a cool place filled with all sorts of gems. I walk in here periodically to see all the…read morewonderful and cool things they have. They hand-make their baskets which are absolute works of art. It's family run and everyone is just super nice and more than willing to help out or tell stories. I've taken a few of their basketry classes which are absolutely wonderful and super reasonable for what you get. I've bought a few of their baskets as gifts which were some of the best gifts I've given. Anyways it's a cool place unlike anything else around and worth checking out.