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  nkfh wrote:

The opera house is a great venue to enjoy so many different kinds of entertainment - from George Winston to Richie Havens. And the acoustics are fabulous! more »

  Thomas 51 wrote:

My family and I love the museum. It's a laugh a minute for the kids and us grown ups as well. With so much to do and touch and laugh at. The kids forget all about computer games, TV and all the rest that they play with. We were their for Grossology. Who... more »

  yyoshida wrote:

Soka University is such a great university located in Aliso Viejo, CA. In addition to the great environment for study, the student body is very diverse, and we can learn various cultures and different ways of thinkings from interactions with my fellow... more »

  Pamella H. wrote:

I am the parent of a child who attended Renaissance and can attest to the value and commitment of the program. My daughter started the program to learn about music and her experience far exceeded her expectations. Not only did she receive a solid foundation... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an incredible organization! Great plays, musicals, plus an art studio and a bunch of educational programs—including ones for kids with autism and other special needs. more »

  AmyK wrote:

Rare. Gritty. Brilliant. Rooted in community. Authentically multi-racial, multicultural. An active, engaged community center for the arts. more »

  Crystal P.1 wrote:

My daughter went to an audition at Star four years ago and it has been home ever since. My daughter had been performing for a few years but Star gave her the opportunity to reach her highest potential. She is now a seasoned performer and continually... more »

  storytellerpeace wrote:

I started particiating in event that Laini Kuumba Ngoma Troupe promoted and found the organization to be highly respected, professional not to mention how wonder their offering to the community really is. I plan to start volunteering with them in 2012.... more »

  Frank M.5 wrote:

This is a great program for children of all ages. Its gets them up and moving. more »

  Skyeasy2 wrote:

The Emerson is a great place. We are very lucky to have the Emerson here in Bozeman - there is something for everyone here. more »

  halisus wrote:

Little Theatre of Walla Walla is one of the best things that's every happened in my life. Not only is the organization a continual source for engagement in the arts, but I've also found a family there. more »

  forloveandart wrote:

Ten years ago my daughter was in the production Pinocchio and she wanted to come back to The ACT. She was recently in two productions this summer; The Wizard of Oz and Thoroughly Modern Millie! She enjoyed every minute of it and made so many great new... more »

  michele1 wrote:

I had very high expectations for the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts when I joined as an upper-level member some years ago, and I am pleased to say that those expectations have been more than met -- they have been exceeded. Innovation, creativity, verve... more »

  shanice wrote:

This is a great organization! Everyone treats each other like family. And they're such a talented group! You can tell that everyone involved really likes being there. I would recommend this program to everyone and anyone. more »

  EMME wrote:

It has an unreal offering of classes, all excellent and open to the public. Classes are ongoing and not expensive and there's are no hidden costs. No pre-reg or memebership. It's mosltly run by volunteers and everyone is warm and welcoming. more »

  Tomika Michella H. wrote:

CCPACC is an awesome organization for young boys and girls who are looking to showcase their artistic talents. The support is amazing the staff is wonderful your child will be in good hands. more »

  beemer wrote:

wonderful venue and great acoustics!! have been to several events there, and the experience has been exceptional. i wish other well know artists would come to Richmond and play at this extrodinary venue. look forward to many more trips there more »

  nick4 wrote:

The Levitt Pavilion provides a place in one of the most densely populated areas of Los Angeles where families can experience together first class professional music concerts under the stars for ten weeks each summer free of charge. The caliber of the... more »

  eddie wrote:

Nothing short of phenomenal. The Strand Theatre is beautiful, engaging, and staffed with great, passionate individuals! One of the best small arts theatres around, and a great contributor to Marietta's vibrancy. more »

  herbert wrote:

I saw Jason Mraz at the Masonic Temple a few months ago. The concert was a kickoff to his American tour and what a perfect theater to have seen this show! I was lucky enough to sit in the first row of the mezzanine and let me tell you, the acoustics... more »

  oll3holl3h wrote:

we attended a kd lang concert at the theater last spring and found the st. george to be an excellent venue for her show. we had seats in the middle of the orchestra; happily, we felt close to the music but not overwhelmed by the sound. whoever set up... more »

  mchotiner wrote:

Many people know about the great performances that The Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts offers during the summer season where families can bring picnics to the lawn and watch artists on the Filene Center Stage. I've recently joined Wolf Trap... more »

  b_h1234 wrote:

I've been volunteering at Merrimack Hall for 4 years now. I volunteer in the adult day program, I have met some of my closest friends in this program. They brighten up my day more than they know! I highly recommend volunteering for a class or show at... more »

  Victoriak wrote:

As a volunteer, I've been treated with the utmost courtesy and shown appreciation far beyond my expectations. The patrons along with the staff truly value all of the volunteers services we provide. Of course, the benefits of having access to incredible... more »

  Paul143 wrote:

The Sharon Lynn Wilson Center for the Arts could very easily be the best kept secret in southeastern Wisconsin. From a performance venue with world renowned entertainers to arts education, the Wilson Center has been able to fill avoid for the last 12... more »