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Take a look and say a beautiful morning that turns into a beautiful evening.

And together make beautiful art.

And if you wanna see that, come along with me.

That's right.

Welcome to Experience Michiana.

We have a great show for you.

Today we are going to revisit the Midwest Meow Fest, which is happening real soon.

We're also going to look back at our visit to Net Park back in January.

Still a fun place to get out and hit the clubs.

But first, an update at DeBartol We're up on the stage today with The DeBartolo performing arts center.

My friends Ricky and Sean, thank you guys for joining me.

A great lineup today, but I want to point out an event is happening tonight.

Tonight.

So I know you guys are watching the show right now at 7:00, but it's happening at 730.

If you could still see me guys go ahead and do that.

So let's start with that.

Exactly.

It can't be Notre Dame in March without some Irish.

We have.

Happy Saint Patrick's day week.

Exactly.

So we have Martin Hayes is the preeminent Irish fiddler.

And he's put together a wonderful, group to perform.

It's mainly music, but we do have some Irish dancing as well.

And in fact, before the performance in the lobby, we have some local Irish musicians playing.

Give me a little appetizer of what's to come.

Well, hopefully we'll get this on our website and on our Facebook page ahead of time so people have time to get over that.

But it is really a great, unique.

Are they coming over from Ireland?

Oh yeah.

They are 100% Irish.

In fact, a couple of the musicians will be meeting with our Irish language studies folks, to sort of, they know each other.

So, you know, to bring them all together to chit chat a little bit more about Ireland before the performance.

That's wonderful.

Awesome.

Okay.

And then what do we have coming up next?

We have at the end of March, we have a Jacques Schwarz-Bart, and, Carl-Henri Morisset, so Jacques plays a saxophone and, Carl-Henri plays to the piano.

It's, sort of.

It's a jazz duo.

And this is in conjunction with a French conference that's taking place on campus.

Yes.

And we were talking about that last time, too.

Okay.

So this is all part of exactly, exactly.

And that's a free performance open to the public because as part of this conference, they've decided to open it up for free.

That's wonderful.

And I know you were telling me ahead of time, but the the gentleman who's the saxophone is has quite accomplished Yeah, yeah.

So he, he was voted best saxophone player in France.

You know, it's incredible.

And, Carl-Henri Morisset, the pianist, won a number of awards.

So it's a really a treat for some, an afternoon of jazz music and once again, free.

So come on, stop on by.

When is that one happening?

That is March 28th at 4 p.m.. So in the afternoon.

Okay.

Perfect.

All right, Ricky, tell us what you got on your lineup.

We're going to start.

Well, we got some new movies and movie magic.

We're recording this before the Oscars, but it's airing after the Oscars, so maybe some of these will win Oscars.

I don't know, but at this point, as of recording their nominees.

Okay.

So in the foreign language category, we have Serrat, which is coming out of Morocco, has some great rave scenes in the desert, people dancing in the desert, among other things.

And also a documentary, called, Mr.. Nobody Against Putin, which is about a school teachers efforts to undermine Vladimir Putin's regime.

Oh, very.

It's a documentary following.

Okay, following that course of action, and then we have some concert films.

We have three that are clustered.

We have moonage Daydream, which is from a couple years ago about David Bowie.

The classic talking heads.

Stop making sense.

And then this new one from Baz Luhrmann, who directed Elvis.

In the course of that, he found all of this unaired, unseen Elvis Elvis footage and compiled it into a concert film of itself.

So what exactly is a concert film?

Basically recording a wave, band performing and putting it together and making something cinematic out of it.

Oh, interesting.

Okay.

Is that kind of like what they did with Taylor Swift recently?

Very similar.

Okay.

Very similar.

Now, some of this footage wasn't intended for kind of film.

So it's kind of a different pathway there as opposed to Taylor who's, you know, planning it.

But it's great.

And it's his latter days and residency and you get to see Elvis, really like literally sweating.

And it's an amazing film.

I know our Elvis lovers are going to be here for that one, for sure.

I would hope so.

I would hope so, for sure.

And then lastly, with Michiana Veg Fest, we do an annual screening and we're doing a film out of Argentina called Collective Monologue that looks at, people who work in, dressed animal rescuers and people who work in zoos and their relationships with animals.

And it's probably just a film that really makes us think how we are really connected to animals and what it takes for us to give them comfortable lives.

I love that, and it's so important to us.

So yeah, it's good to hear.

And that's also free and a precursor for the big Michiana Veg Fest.

Wonderful.

What is it happening that is happening at the end of April?

End of April okay.

Perfect.

All right.

But the film is the end of March okay.

Good.

And we also have some special events too.

As we mentioned, Ice America, will be here offering a keynote address to that French conference.

Perfect.

Just a superstar, intellectual, actor, director, activist, everything.

And she'll be talking about her career, in the Latin concert hall.

This will be a big event.

It's open to the public.

It will be in English.

I was in French for a while, but they made it in English.

So, those of us who are, French speaking can can join in and understand everything that's happening.

With the new industry dance.

We have a screening of their shorts.

Called field as part of their field works program.

We do short dance films and performances, and they'll be on hand to also discuss those.

Okay.

We also have, something that night already.

Sneak peak, this film called The Magic Lantern, which is directed by Eli Brown, a local or he doesn't live here now, but from South Bend.

About his mother, Marika Brown, who is a Holocaust survivor.

So it and, the Jewish Federation and others, will be coming together, to honor Holocaust remembrance, to screen the film and discuss it and unpack all, the wisdom that, is in her experiences.

It's truly a striking film.

It is.

And what a great partnership of that.

It's great.

Yeah.

And then lastly, as for special events, we have the was going to say it like 14th annual, but it's much less than that.

I think we're up to eighth annual, Jesus Christ Superstar singalong every year along sing along every Holy Thursday.

All right.

And that's a range of notes you got to go from, like Caiaphas to Judas or Jesus even, and, and it's great.

We do it every year and people come and, sing or just listen to me sing and laugh and have a good time.

This is a great one because my husband, if I ever I want to sing and in a musical, he's like, you can't, you can't write because you want to watch the performance.

This is your opportunity to shine, folks.

Yeah.

I love it.

Now you have more events coming up too.

Yeah.

And we're talking through, like, the end of the spring summer.

Correct.

Right.

Exactly.

The next one's coming up on my birthday.

Your birthday in April, April 17th.

And this is Ali Stroker.

She's a Broadway star.

She won a Tony for her role in Oklahoma.

Okay.

And she was the first wheelchair user to win a Tony, which is exciting.

Amazing.

And so with that, we we plan, you know, all of our venues are accessible.

We expect some folks to come out, who relate with her with being wheelchair users.

We have, dear patron, one of ours who is hard of hearing.

So we'll have ASL interpretation at the event.

Oh, and of course, we have a assistive listening devices.

So, you know, all of our events are accessible.

But when the artist, you know, has, some, you know, specific accessibility needs, we know that we want to sort of amp it up on those performers.

Yes, absolutely.

I love that.

It's an accessible area here across the entire performing.

Absolutely, absolutely.

All the venues fully accessible.

So she's going to be singing.

She has it's a sort of a cabaret evening of a mix of Broadway tunes and Broadway hits.

So her in a piano and she's it's going to be great.

Awesome.

Okay, then what's coming up next?

And then, sort of ending the, live performance part of the season with Michelle Keegan, who is a classical pianist.

She will be performing, across the parking lot in the, O'Neill Hall of Music recital Hall over there.

So.

Which is perfect for a solo pianist.

The size is super intimate and beautiful.

So, on your website, do you guys have maps so people know where to get and how and where to park and all that kind of stuff too.

And luckily, it's right in front of the stadium, so plenty of parking over there.

Good to know, good to know.

All right, now we we end the season with the children's performance of Treasure Island.

So each each year we bring in all the first graders from South Bend to see a performance high school.

And then we make the, the weekend performances open to the public.

And so this is the classic Treasure Island tale, sort of re-envisioned for a younger audience because we're targeting those first graders.

Yeah.

So it's just, they'll be four actors playing.

All the characters will be going from on the ship to the treasure Island, all over the all over the world, on stage here.

And this one has a local connection to.

Exactly.

So the directors, Cassie Moskovitz, she grew up in South Bend.

She went to Notre Dame, got her master's in children's theater, and is coming back from Arkansas and bringing her, theater company was incredible.

Awesome.

That'll be good to have her here.

All right.

We have just a little bit more time.

Tell me what else you have.

Because I know we are coming to the end of the semester.

We want to get all these things right.

So we have, a couple more things, in terms of we are talking about concert films.

We have these live performances that are captured, and then, we're able to replay.

Okay.

So if you're interested in opera, we have a performance from the Met of Tristan and Isolde, which is, I mean, a solid 5.5 hours.

So you get your money's worth, like, bring a canteen, wear your comfy clothes.

Yeah, exactly.

All the above.

But that's a Met performance.

And then from National Theater Live, we have a performance of hamlet.

So for those of you who saw hamlet recently here.

Yeah.

Okay.

Sold out performances, you can come and see, the show that is the show within the show.

And this is a more it's kind of cliche to our modern take on, but it is a modern take on hamlet.

Okay?

And I think people will find it very winsome.

And then lastly, our Sunday family films, dollar to get in dollar for pop dollar for popcorn.

Professor Pfinklepfunder has some that are getting made.

Hoosiers, to align with March Madness.

We got that up and going.

Yeah, we went from the Olympics over to March Madness.

All right, keep it go.

Sports all semester.

And then, Million Dollar Mermaid, which is a swimming picture from back in the day when they would do, you know, big, big aqua numbers.

And then we have the, the Eagle Huntress, which is a documentary, about a Mongolian girl who is striving to become the, first, certified eagle, eagle huntress, of, of her country.

Wonderful.

Well, thank you guys so much for giving us the lineup.

These are your chances to come see everything that you have here to offer to the end of the spring.

So thank you, guys.

So much.

It's been a great year with you guys.

You as well.

And remind everyone where they can find out more information about tickets, parking and all that.

Absolutely.

So on our website at Performing Arts that indeed you perfect.

Thank you guys.

I'm here with one of my favorite community people, Kim, who is the owner of the Cat Lady Cafe.

You're one of my favorite people.

Not just because I know you personally, but actually because.

And I text you this recently, so this isn't me.

Just, you know, saying it for the sake of the camera.

A lot of people have ideas, but to execute an idea is the real.

It's a real struggle.

You know what I'm saying?

Yes, it is a real struggle.

Yeah.

And not only have you got the Cat lady Cafe here, but all these cats that are here from the Humane Society of Saint Joseph County.

And recently you reached a new milestone for which I think is incredible.

So tell me a little bit about that.

Well, thank you.

And first of all, thank you.

Yes, you text me from time to time letting me know that I'm hanging to hang in there doing a good job.

So I appreciate that.

You know, we need we need entrepreneurship is a it's so low.

It's it's lonely sometimes.

And so we need cheerleaders.

So thank you for being one of mine I appreciate it.

And I'm one of your biggest fans.

Thank you.

So it's mutual.

So 300 now we're at 306 adoptions.

Right now.

Today.

And so again, super grateful for our partnership, with our friends at the Humane Society of Saint Joe County and could not do that without them.

But we're here.

We're coming up on our three year anniversary of being in business.

So lots of three, three, three, 300, 300 cash, milestone adoptions.

So I, you know, again, until I started my own business, I would never think about little things, like how much the furniture cost, how much your sign cost, how much this wall cost, how much the electric, like all those things.

And I'm not trying to, like, send you into a mental spiral here.

By our money, of all the delay.

But it is.

It's so difficult to take that leap.

People don't realize how much it's like, financially hard and just the struggle of, well, people come in.

And that's why I just want people watching to really support what you're doing.

And so you reached the 300 adoptions, which again, there are 300 cats now and 300 happy people, happy homes, happy home that have cats because you decided to do something.

Thank you.

I just love that.

Well thank you.

And I, you know.

Yes.

Despite all of that or including all of the financial issues, despite, you know, that go along with this.

You know, I wake up every day.

I'm happy.

I love being here.

Yeah.

I'm thrilled that I have created this place with my team.

You know, with a lot of the folks behind the scene.

I mean, I'm happy to be the face of the of the place, but lots of people behind the scenes that keep this place going, you know, the community has supported us and we would not be here without that.

All the folks that come into this area from out of town that come and see us, that that love cat cafes or are so excited that we're here, I mean, that all adds into it.

And I always say, even if you come in and buy a cup of coffee, you're helping us pay the rent.

You're helping us pay the electricity so we can help these cats.

So that's that's how it works.

So and so when you say like cats and cafes and people think cats and food and everything that's going on, it's like the cats are in here in their own room and then the cafe is separate, but then you can mix the two of you with.

Yes, absolutely.

We just always want to let people know, because sometimes you think of animals, you're not just sitting and eating and cats are like rubbing off cats.

You're not going to jump in your coffee.

I mean, they they try to in here, but we discourage that as much as possible.

But yes, we always want people to know that if you don't care to come in and see the cast or you're just out and about, we want what we serve really good coffee.

Yes, you do know that.

And we get that that compliments and feedback from people a lot.

I think they're pleasantly surprised.

Like we're cool, we have cats.

That's that's the draw here.

But our coffee drinks are really good.

So even if you're just out and about, we want you to stop in and grab a coffee now for sure and help this local entrepreneur who went for, you know, you're doing it.

You're going for something else.

Which again, such a big endeavor.

Okay, so I feel like this segment is going to end with a brown bag.

You just in the corner like, you know, breathing into it.

But tell me that you've created something that's going to be at the century Center here soon.

Yeah, just across the river.

Yeah.

So another big leap.

And I feel like this is just kind of the next thing immigration from from this business.

So the event is called the Midwest Meow Fest.

Yeah.

And so think of like tradeshow convention style at the Century Center.

Yeah.

But of course all cat related.

So we'll have lots of vendors that are selling cat themed products.

We'll have an adoption village.

So our friends at the Humane Society as well as many other local rescues.

Yeah, we'll have cats.

They're up for adoption.

And our main draw is, she's known as the kitten lady.

Her name is Hannah Shaw.

Okay.

She's coming in from California.

She is an internationally known kitten educator.

Wow.

So we're going to educate folks as well.

We're going to have a ton of fun, but we're going to educate because in my three years of doing this and many more years of being involved with the Humane Society, there's just there's so much that people don't know about about how to care for cats.

You know, we have the stray cat population.

You see a cat outside.

So I get asked that all the time.

And I'm always trying to educate people on that.

So we're going to we're going to do a little bit of education and have a ton of fun.

I love the fact that, like, the whole like, cat lady thing was such a like derogatory term and you just, like, embraced it and built a whole business around it.

You're like, no, I'm owning the cat lady.

That's yeah, that is perfect.

And we have not talked about this, but that is how the name came up.

Really.

I knew I wanted to do, Cat cafe did not have a name, did not have a name.

And I was brainstorming with a friend who was helping me, and I said, you know, I said, I, I'm there's such a negative thing about being a cat lady.

And I said, I want to turn that around.

So that's how the name came about.

So I like, you know, that is yeah, I think it's great.

I love it so much.

And again, I know that you're here on Colfax, right?

Like this, is this the Commerce building or what's the commerce on the Commerce Center?

Yeah.

That you're inside here.

And what are your opening hours for here?

And then we'll talk about the, you know, the meow fest.

Sure, sure.

So we're open here every day except for Wednesdays.

Some days during the week, we open at 11 a little bit later.

Not not a coffee time, but 11.

Yeah.

Fridays and Saturdays were 10 to 4.

Sundays, noon to noon to five.

Yeah.

And so, yes, we always recommend reservations if you want to come in and see the cats.

That's another thing we try to encourage people to, to know about because we limit the number of people in the room.

Yeah.

So if we're full we can't get you in and it is relaxing.

And I will tell you.

Right.

Because my wife has not a cat lady.

Okay, we've talked about this, so we're working on it.

We've recently, you know, our dog, passed away recently after I had her for like, 10 or 11 years.

And you know what's funny about that?

Not that I don't want to turn this into therapy, but, like, when she first died, I was like, okay, we had a good run, you know?

It was like I had her for, you know, it's a dog.

It's, you know, and the last few weeks I'm like, I miss her so much, you know?

Yeah.

So yeah, we're often out and about.

And we were recently out at one of the pet stores that has the cats in there, and my daughter, like, just loves seeing them.

And my wife looked at me.

She goes, I, I, you know, we're expecting another baby.

So she goes, no, not right now.

Right now.

No, no.

She goes, but I think I could see a cat like, you know, in our future.

And I was like, you can, you can.

Okay.

So.

Oh I didn't push it.

No, no, no.

You know, I usually push things, so I just I was like, all right, this step in the right direction.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

I don't know what's going on.

And so you mentioned that you're open here, so you never know.

A cat might be in our future.

Yes, please.

Yes, yes.

With the meow first.

When is that on?

That is Saturday, March 21st.

Okay.

So the five at the Century Center.

So that's not too far away.

I know you know about a month away.

And and again, do you have to be a crazy cat lady to want to go to this?

I mean, for people watching, I think, you know, like my wife, like I'm not interested in cats.

Like, you know what, as you said, the education.

But what else is really there for people?

So we're going to have events on the mainstage.

Hannah Shaw will be one of our speakers, so we'll have some education.

We're going to do some bingo.

We're going to do some silly things.

We have a local veterinarian that's going to speak as well, just as some general cat health, again, things that people want to know about.

But then our vendor booths will be lots of shopping, local artisans that are going to be there as well.

Just so all cat themed or mostly cat themed type of things and just just a fun environment.

Nice, is a ticketed like, do people have to buy tickets for.

Yes, yes, we are selling tickets on our website Midwest Meow fest.com.

Okay, we'd love to.

We'd love to have you buy tickets in advance, but we will have tickets at the door as well.

But obviously and again, I just kind of encourage you enough, like, you're a local person who's taking these chances.

I mean, if people even knew just how much it was to rent out the Century Center, you know, again, I'll get you the brown bag here in a second.

Okay.

But but all these things, I was like, I can't encourage people enough that like, buy a ticket, go along, support it.

Because otherwise, like, we don't have a local economy without this.

This is it's people like you taking a chance to do that.

So thank you for doing it.

Make sure your supporter and make sure and come and see these cats whatever you do, because I do really like them.

My wife has a thing about them jumping on the counter.

So that's fine.

You know, we'll we'll get over there.

Right.

So.

Right.

So yeah good job.

Good job.

Thank you.

We'll get you a brown bag now.

Thank you.

Hyperventilate over the corner together okay.

Thank you.

So I'm here on Grape Road at Net Par, and I'm here with Jessica, who's the co-owner of this.

Jessica, tell me about this.

And why did you open it?

Yeah.

So, Net Par opened about three weeks ago, and the reason why we opened it was because we knew there was an opportunity for families, for individuals to come and golf indoors.

And during the wintertime, you know, you beat those winter blues.

So there's nothing much to do.

And why not practice your swings?

Why not come and enjoy the bar while you're here?

And the reason why was because my kids and my co partners, kids and our husbands play golf and we thought I wouldn't this be a great opportunity for all?

This might be a way for you to see your husband.

That's your idea.

Because, I mean it's such a big challenge.

It's a big, expense and big investment to start something like this.

Yeah.

And so people don't necessarily realize that, I mean, even a sign like this on your wall is expensive.

It is.

And so when you think of all these little things, I mean, how do you go from just thinking about it to actually doing it?

Because that's such a big leap.

It really is.

And, you know, the biggest thing is take small steps.

You have to take this.

You have to have the courage and take the steps forward to be able to get to where we are today.

So in order for us to make this a reality, we knew we needed to push past the comfort zone and invest like you said, and really think about what we wanted this to be.

So and so what is it?

I mean, obviously, like, I like the idea of going out and having a few drinks, but I don't necessarily like just like sitting and drinking.

Yeah, I like the idea of going out and doing something else.

Yes.

Your drinks.

So it's it's very social to include golf and golf is really big around here.

It is.

And I think one of the things we've noticed too is that people want experiences, right.

People want to get out of their house and experience, and the more you can provide a better experience for them, the more you can provide a great service.

You know, an atmosphere that's that's one thing we get a lot is like, this is such a good vibe.

I want to be in here.

I really enjoy it.

It's, you know, it's relaxing or it's a lot of fun.

So I think building that experience and giving that experience for the community and those who walk in those stories is important.

You talk about the winter blues.

I mean, we are today.

It's like super bright in here.

There's lots of windows, which I really like too.

It has that nice vibe for people that are not really into golf anymore.

You talk about the experiences, this experience Michiana.

So I do want to experience that here as I do like golf.

You know, I know how bad I am, but but for people that may not like golf, I mean, what else can they experience here?

Yeah.

So I'm not a great golfer myself, but I have a great time because we don't just have we have over 500 courses, but we don't just have the courses.

You can play different games on there.

You know, my kids or if you're not, like I said, I'm an expert golfer.

You still have a wonderful time.

We have so many people that come in here just as a family and play the games for two hours, and they're like, we couldn't I couldn't have asked for a better experience.

So that is true.

Well, talking about experiencing it, we want to talk more a little bit about, you know, what's happening here.

But how many simulators have you got?

Five.

We have 707.

Seven.

Yes.

Okay.

I can count four.

Yeah.

So so you talk about all the courses, so you can play anywhere or.

Yes, yes, anywhere around the world.

All right.

I want to go over and have a look at one.

Absolutely.

I haven't seen a golf club in probably like 2 or 3 months.

This is the perfect place.

This this is a good place.

I can't lose my balls.

That's right.

All right, so we're here in one of the simulators, and, I'm a golf person, but I didn't know.

Trackman is actually a really popular simulator.

So did you know that using it or didn't, did you have to do a lot of research into a lot of getting all this?

How much technology is involved in all this?

It really is a lot of technology.

And the thing about is Trackman is the top notch technology you can get.

It's the best of the best.

So we wanted to make sure we provided that.

Yeah, make sure our kids in the future like can go to college and come here and support it.

You know, this is a lot of investment right now.

And so over here actually it's funny because playing the courses is fun, but can I see some of the games.

Absolutely.

You know, I think about over a two and a half year old daughter and I'm like, yeah, you know she like swinging.

Just we have a little fake set at home.

So like so was it just all touchscreen.

So yeah.

So it's all touchscreen.

And you can see your different options here.

Shuffle golf bullseye adventure.

Yeah.

Our popular ones are scrap yard and cannon ball okay.

So amp up putt.

So yeah those are I mean like as you can see there's different options that you can choose.

If you get bored of one, which usually doesn't happen.

Yeah.

But you do have different options.

Hey, that's actually not a bad shot.

Wow.

That's the first time a female's ever been impressed by golf game, so I appreciate that.

Thank you.

Let's just get this date tattooed on my arm.

I need to hit a bit harder.

So there it is.

There it is.

Impressive.

It's in the sand.

Oh, no.

looking at your menu here, like, what?

What have you got going on?

So we have an elevated bar menu, right?

We have shareable as anywhere from tater tots nachos.

And then we also have flatbreads which are very popular.

Yeah.

Very good.

We have pretzels.

We also have a really delicious, warm chocolate chip skillet cookie that we sell a lot or I do for birthdays.

Sometimes we have birthdays or just having a sweet tooth, you know, so we have an elevated bar menu that we like to offer people to come and enjoy something to eat.

Now you're actually open like very early.

We are, well, very early.

I have a two and a half year old, so very early.

It's like 5:00.

But you're open from 8 a.m.. Yes, 8 a.m.. So yeah.

Is that every day?

It is every day.

Wow.

Okay.

Seven days a week.

Do you sleep or are you good?

Maybe like four hours.

Yeah.

And that's between like 12 and 14.

And so seven days a week, you're open, but you're open from 8:00.

Even on a Sunday.

Yeah.

Oh, Sunday.

So what times?

Sunday through Wednesday until 10 p.m.. And then Thursday, Friday and Saturday until midnight.

Okay.

So on here pretty late.

Yeah.

You are you are you like.

And you know we talked I was talking about affordability earlier.

Let me hear a little bit about like what it cost to actually come here.

Yeah.

So it depends on the day.

It depends on the time of the week that you'd like to come.

And it also depends on the season.

Right.

Winter is going to be a little bit more busier.

And yeah.

So it depends.

If you come in the morning you could golf anywhere from $20 up to $80 per hour.

So it's not per bay and it's not per person.

It's per hour.

Okay.

So you can have up to eight people at your bay okay.

So again it's like yeah that's at the busiest time that it's $30.

But if you came in when it's $20 and you had five people, it's just you know.

Exactly.

Yeah, exactly.

Okay.

Let's say you split it among your, you know, your group.

It's really not it's very reasonable.

Yeah.

No, absolutely it is.

And again, even if you just want to come in on your own, it's still reasonable exactly what you want to do.

Especially you want to practice.

So awesome.

Hey, that was my best shot.

Watch.

Look at this.

Still short.

Okay, well, don't forget to check out this place.

Now, part of they also have memberships.

They even have weekly leagues, which is really cool as well.

And, yeah, support this local business.

That's really fun.

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