Hired him for our wedding and it was a disaster. Stay away. We gave him songs to play and he played…read morethe knockoff version, not the real singer. Messed up our entrances and didn't pump up the party at all. I would have had a better party with a YouTube playlist.

DJ PlayDAT was the DJ at my wedding reception. He provided lighting and wonderful music. Literally,…read morewe couldn't keep people off the dance floor. He takes requests but doesn't need help keeping people on their feet. Our marriage joined two families from literally different cultures so I was concerned about catering to both groups in the music department. DJ PlayDAT accepted the challenge and exceeded my expectations - thanks to him we had the best party ever that people are still talking about. Make sure y'all book him, he won't disappoint!

Caitlin did a family photoshoot session to commemorate our mother's retirement. She did a fantastic…read morejob working with three different generations, including two young kids, to get amazing photos. She is communicative, kind, and professional. I highly recommend.

Exceptional!…read more Teaches dance, but also etiquette. She focuses on kindness in a structured and traditional dancing school. At The Dance Studio, students are welcomed into a family, more than a school, and are given a safe space to explore an introduction to the art and love of dance.

Everyone had so much fun tonight!! It was a 90th birthday party for my uncle and they had Casinos…read moreby DelVecchio, come, set up and provide Casino games. Everybody had a blast playing and we ended up winning prizes at the end, that my cousin supplied. Tina was our fun dealer and Keith was our pit boss. They did a great job and I would recommend them for any function.

good place. its worth visiting. there is always something new to learn by getting out of your…read morecomfort zone.

This was my first time going to this location and I liked the facilities, auditorium acoustics and…read moreavailability of restrooms on either side id the auditorium. The parking is a little difficult, due to not being sure if it was ok to park when there are signs saying for permit parking only. If this is a site for events accessible to the public, parking information should be more clear to ease your worry as a visitor. I will return, I was lucky enough to find public parking along the drive leading up to the hall, but my friend had to park in the other areas that are marked permit.

This place ranks right up there with The National and Center Stage, in my opinion, as far as venues…read morefor seeing a performance in Richmond, VA. As I said in my review of the The National, if an event is coming to this venue that interests you, go see it. I have seen two concerts here, Matt Nathanson (my wife made me go and it was actually good) a couple of years ago and Bela Fleck and The Flecktones a couple of hours ago. The acoustics are great and the venue is small and intimate. The seating capacity is just shy of 600 and both shows I went to were reserved seats. There is a small balcony with maybe 100-150 seats. Getting to the venue is no problem, it's right off River Rd on the main campus of the University of Richmond. Since the capacity is so small, parking really is not an issue. There is plenty of room right in the main lot of the Modlin Center. The Modlin Center is home to a couple of art galleries and the music facilities for the campus, I believe. It is a very beautiful building as is most of the campus. Go for a walk or run around UR, it's a cool place to hang out and pretend like you are shelling out 30,000K a year for school ;) It would be a 5 star in my book but they don't have any concessions...

We had a very informative tour given by Miller. Learned about John Marshall's legacy, his wife…read morePolly, the home, and the enslaved people that worked for the Marshalls. Worth the stop in Richmond.

This house belonged to John Marshall, one of the nation's founding fathers and former Chief Justice…read moreof the US Supreme Court, where he lived with his family for over forty-five years. The house was built in 1790 and is one of the oldest brick dwellings in the city. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1962. There is metered street parking and commercial parking lots within a reasonable walking distance from teh house. The house and yard appeared to be poorly maintained and in need of some severe TLC. The yard has an Urban Garden Space and its landscaping was severely neglected. You will find some benches in the back yard, on a gravel area, that you can sit. You can do a self guided tour of the yard, using QR codes and informational placards. They also offer guided tours of the yard and home. The tour of the interior lasts about 45 minutes. The home is currently undergoing renovation, but is still open. The home is full of Marshall's furnishings and possessions. During the tour, visitors are treated to views of a a couple of bedrooms, including the master suite. and office and dining area. Prepare to be under-wowed by the furnishings. They barely put a small dent in the large rooms. They regularly host events here including the Black Rebellion in Early America Virtual Program, the Spirit of '76 Family Celebration, and the Polly's Richmond Focus Tour with Shockoe Hill Cemetery. This is not my most favorite landmark that I visited by far. There is not a lot to it. It is, however, still worth visiting if you are into history.

I love coming here! I'm not a dancer by any means, but I wanted to try something new since dancing…read morehas always piqued my interest. My first class was with Mandy, and she was incredibly kind and made a genuine effort to help me feel comfortable and welcome. If you're thinking about trying it for the first time, don't be intimidated; there are plenty of beginners starting out just like you. They also offer a variety of dance styles, along with dance teams and events for more experienced dancers or anyone looking to get more involved. The studio itself is spacious, convenient, and super cute. Overall, it's such a welcoming environment, and I'm really glad I decided to give it a try!

Richmond Urban Dance embodies the joy of movement…read more From what our family has experienced, The House, which is the studio space that houses RUD, is such a positive space. There is an emphasis on diversity and experiential learning starting from whatever level you are at. The staff are so welcoming and eager to share their passion and knowledge. The studio is a designated Autism-Friendly Community with staff and studio trained and verified through the Autism Society of Central VA. They have a weekly Sensory Friendly Hip Hop class that is great for neurodiverse kids. Loads of drop in classes. Everyone is so happy to be there, and the camaraderie is infectious. There is a genuine sense of community. RUD has performances with very talented instructors and students. You can check out some of their performances online. If you are looking for a positive dance experience, check out this gem of a studio for dance for kids, teens, and adults.

Keith was absolutely amazing! He married my husband and I at Tuckahoe Park on October 13th. He…read moretruly makes the experience special. If I could give him 10 stars, I would.