Imagine a child's birthday party put together from pieces of lesser birthday parties. That will…read moregive you your first clue. I have some fond memories of gymnastics camp, you know, from my childhood. Being bookish and unathletic, none of it really stuck. But it sure was fun while it lasted. ITYK gathers up all of those preteen physical education memories into a neat box and serves it up as a nice, family-friendly package. Getting there is a little confusing though (check my pictures for the door). They occupy a spot in the Ralph McGill building that fronts the BeltLine, in a hidden corner suite that's not really visible from the parking lot. It's an intense parking lot, too - so on your first visit you'll just have to take the location on faith after you pay for your parking. Anyway, once you're in there, the space is really something. There's colorful gym equipment everywhere and friendy staff leading your class. The website describes a number of scheduled classes, including yoga for tots and some parent-friendly things, too. There are camps and some occasional drop-off events. So, this kid's party - there were maybe 20 four year olds there, and the time was structured like a semi-open free play. There were some prescribed group activities (giant-a** parachute anyone?), and some nice freer time where the staff was circulating around to ensure safety. The kids seemed thrilled to do all of the things. Good wholesome fun, you know? I think places like this are a great resource, especially when they are sensitive to the needs of parents. Sometimes the munchkins just need to burn off some energy, you know?

It's raining outside and I don't own a TV. What I do have is a little girl who is full of energy…read moreand does not want to hear my weather based excuses about why we can't go outside. A text message is received from a friend inviting us for "open play" at Intown Tumbling. I don't know what it is but anything is better than my current options. New diaper, some shoes and we are out the door. I pull in through the New Realm parking lot and find parking by driving to the end keeping New Realm on the right side of my car. Intown Tumbling is located at the end of the lot. If you walk up to the deck that is the entrance to telephone factory lofts the entrance to Intown is on your left. Now I find out what i have gotten myself and daughter into. Walking in I get excited with the assortment of things to climb, crawl, and jump on. A trampoline placed on one side of a foam wall with a pit of foam to land in looks especially fun. Unfortunately there will be no dive rolls for me, this is O time. I remind myself of my fatherly duties and take off O's shoes so she does not break the "no shoes on the blue mat" rule. Before her sock comes off she reacts to an imaginary race who's gun just went off in her head and sprints to what looks like an American Ninja course for a two year old. This level of activity is maintained for the next two hrs. Only short breaks when she come to sit by me demands water and a bite of her AB&J sandwich. $10 for 2 hrs, 3pm-5pm, of open play time here was well worth it. The bedtime after affect was priceless. She went to bed early and slept late. Hopefully this was not some training session that will create the ultra marathon runner of toddlers.

I've been going here for years, but on and off . I learn to drop hop twirl and whoop there while…read morestaying fit. They don't pay me to say this, it's worth coming here.

This place is amazing and has all types of dance classes. it also provided drop off classes for…read morethose who could not commit on a weekly basis.I wish it were still open. My daughter has been bummed since it closed during the pandemic and hasn't reopened.

We came here for a friend's wedding. The venue was nice and there were a lot of great photo op…read morespots for wedding pictures. If you are planning a small to medium size wedding, this may be a good place to consider.

I came here for a friend's wedding recently. It had a nice view in the outdoor area for people to…read morechill and hangout in between ceremonies. I didn't take much pictures as most were taken with my friend's phone instead. There was a brief reception followed by drinks at the bar prior to dinner. We had quite the wait after we got seated around 7pm. However, it was between 8 and 9pm till we got served. Not sure what was going on I the kitchen.. But, the guests were starving that day! Luckily, I had a late snack before heading out to the wedding. I particularly liked the room with the baby grand piano with walls filled with Asian paintings. It was pleasant listening to someone who was decent at carrying a few tunes on the piano. It was fun watching the bride and groom getting their pictures taken in the garden outside the Art Center prior to dinner.

We attended a student showcase to support a friend who had been taking classes, and loved it. It's…read morea really small space but you can feel the camaraderie and support between the teachers and students. I can't speak for the classes themselves, but if the show is any indicator, this school is a place that promotes the best of burlesque, self-confidence and body positivity. Brava!

These are actual burlesque classes. Not just like someone who does "sexy" moves. Like they are…read moreseriously passionate about burlesque in these classes. And they have the BEST burlesque shows we've seen in Atlanta.

What a treat! Very…read morenice smaller museum. Kid friendly but most definitely Not Just for children! Absolutely delightful!! Two hours at the most for the basic visit.

The American Tall Tales puppet show was amazing! They did a fantastic job and the kids really…read moreenjoyed it! If we are back, I would go for another show.

This intimate theatre is always a joy to attend. The performances are always top notch and you are…read morenever overwhelmed with a huge crowd. I believe Horizon Theatre has around 175 seats. Every seat has a great view. When I lived in Atlanta, I would see shows here often. Now that I live out of town, I try to get back to The Horizon Theatre whenever I am back in Atlanta. I look forward to seeing shows again here soon!

I ws part of a group of 12 to see "Hot Jambalaya". The general consensus was that it was very good…read more It was a combination of musical, murder mystery, and a whole lot more. It was fast paced and actors were excellent. The Theatre is part of an old school and has an intimate feeling. We are tallking about coming back for the next Play.

Overall an ok experience with a good shadow cast and an uncoordinated group of audience…read moreparticipation "encouragers." The hostess was funny during the preshow and the shadow cast did a great job. I really liked the prop gags they did during the movie that I haven't really seen at other productions. However, there were several cast dispersed around the audience yelling lines from what seems to be a mix of the more traditional audience participation script and one of LDOD's own organically grown quips from 25 years of shows. From what I could understand of what they were saying, it was funny, but they almost never yelled together in a comprehensible way so I couldn't understand about 70% of the jokes, and the dead space of the movie that offered the best time for the audience to actually participate and add they're own jokes was saturated with the cacophony of the cast. Unfortunately, overall, it seemed like the joke barkers were more worried about being loud and playing for they're own cast and friends than they were for the audience at large and didn't take into consideration a more coordinated effort to be understood. I feel like it would be more effective if the group of encouragers were all next to each other so they could hear each other and make their words more understandable. Also, while it's not standard, it would probably go a long way, if able, to add subtitles for the movie so it's more accessible to first timers and hard of hearing.

My wife and I were Rocky Horrir Picture Show virgins. What an amazing 1st time seeing the show. The…read moreLDOD team made our 1st time unforgettable. Was definitely a great time at Atlanta Comic-con.

Very old and oddly set up venue…read more Went to Atlanta Civic Center for a concert and walking in you just want to turn around. It even has a funny smell to me. There were some people in front of me dancing and they had there shoes off. EWWWWWW...

I hate to bash Atlanta, well not really. But, can y'all please get it together?!…read more How a city this well hyped and promoted has the audacity to have a civic center, that mind you hosts the BET Award and Tony winning plays, with inadequate parking, and is located in the most difficult way to access, just blows my mind. My husband and I went to see Fela here, and even with leaving the house well in advance, it took us forever to get to the parking entrance only to be turned away because the parking for the civic center was full. Not just one lot, but all the lots. It took us almost 45 mins to find a place to park. Then to make matters worse they only had one person at each civic center entrance scanning tickets to let people in. Such a hot ass mess. My husband said we won't be back, to which I said "Well we always have the Kodak in LA."