We had a wonderful experience at her summer camp and look forward to seeing and participating in…read morethe new studio!

From the owner: Ooze Studio is a community-driven art studio, oozing inspiration and contagious creativity!…read more Kids to Teens can explore their imaginations, build humble confidence and foster creativity through the super fun process of oozing with art. We are very different from most art workshops in that the focus is on creative thinking, not so much on technical skills. We teach kids and teens how to build on their ideas, push concepts further and refine their art. Ooze is all about playing with the artistic process, connecting with your creativity and learning to enjoy the challenges that may arise by letting loose and oozing more. Our specialty is guiding Oozers to create their way, purposefully and playfully! Ooze Studio's mission is to provide a comfortable and safe space where kids & teens can explore their imaginations and foster their creativity through the process of producing art. The ultimate Ooze vision is cultivate creative thinkers who will confidently carry their creativity into every aspect of life, helping the community bridge cultural divides and grow into a more unified, culturally rich environment. Ooze offers private, group, event and camp art workshops year round for kids & teens. An afterschool program is coming soon!

My daughter attended camp here for four years. It was such a magical time for her. As parents, we…read morefelt super secure with the over abundance of positive role models and infrastructure of the camp/school. There are so many things for the girls to do. High on our list is the summer drama program. A+++. My daughter made lifelong friends here. As a matter of fact, we all loved it so much, she applied to and now attends SCS as a resident student in high school.

I've been involved with Summer at Santa Catalina for six years. Watching the young ladies grow up…read morethrough this camp is a remarkable experience. Many of them return year after year due to the friendships they make, the community they love, and the wonderful opportunities to explore their interests. I've worked with many young women over the years and the campers at Summer at Santa Catalina are always at the top of my list. They are kind, considerate, generous, talented, and confident in every endeavor they pursue. Being around these girls make working at summer camp more of a lifestyle than a job.

Quaint, secluded and you feel you can drift away from reality a little bit there. It is definitely…read morethe most glamorous (outdated and not luxury) and the restrooms seem like a person can jump out from the corner shadows of darkness but it serves it purposes for a getaway and a sense of community in the area. I love all of the trees that make you feel surrounded in nature. I feel like there could be a few more seats for spectators of tennis guests on the sides of the courts (not just in the middle) Very friendly staff and felt very welcomed here as a guest.

I really enjoyed the clinic with coach Tina. I participated in the 2 hour clinic on Thursday…read moremorning. The instruction was great and we learned the Sampras forehand. We had four individuals playing Including Madeline, Amanda, Richard, and myself. Very fun. Thanks meadowbrook and I'll see you next time.

Our daughter who will soon be turning twelve years old attended phase 1 this summer on the…read morerecommendation of a friend who attended phase 2 this year. It was her first summer camp and her first time away from home with people she hadn't met before. She had a wonderful experience all around. She mentioned that the meals were great and the camp songs and activities were fun. For her, the week picked up in intensity on Wednesday when they went for an overnight backpacking trip. It was her most challenging experience but also the highlight of her week. She experienced home sickness the first day, but that faded away by the second day. She made good friends with some of the girls and boys in her group. Everybody seemed to be helpful and supportive of each other. As a parent of an Eagle Scout boy, I remember attending his first two summer camps as an adult troop leader. So I felt a little anxious not being able to be there with my daughter at her first summer camp. The weather in this area was in the high 80s in the morning and mid 50s in the evening for the second week of July that my daughter attended. A two person tent and a warm sleeping bag and pad with an inflatable pillow were perfect for her. The campsites were under trees and their shade made for a pleasant stay even during the warmest part of the day. The warmest it got for my daughter was on the backpacking hike up a hill, but she also forgot to wear her hat. Kids were constantly reminded to drink water. They also made frequent stops to rest and hydrate. My daughter showered twice in the six days she was there and that along with some wet wipes she took were enough for her. They were required to wear their swimsuits when they showered. I must say that my daughter has always been a scared-y cat when it comes to bugs (spiders, bees, mosquitoes, ants) and splinters. Nevertheless, none of these seem to have been an issue, or not enough for her to notice. She only used the insect repellent once, and even though she said she got bit by mosquitoes a couple of times, we couldn't find any signs of bites, rashes or scratches when she got home. In all, it was a positive growing experience for her and she is very likely to return next year. On the night she came home, she cried before going to sleep because she missed the friends she made and the songs they sang. The possibility that they might not see each other again made her sad. We told her that is part of growing up. I wrote this review because my daughter wanted me to share her experience so that it may be helpful to others. I agree that every person is different and have different reactions to similar situations. Being away from home or sleeping in a tent for the first time is not for everyone ... you can ask my wife, who is definitely not the outdoor type .... she is the glamping type :) As another reviewer posted, phase one had the largest group of kids, followed by phase two and then phase three. Middle school and high school academics, club and school sports, and online and extracurricular activities give teenagers so much to choose these days. As they grow their interest change and they opt to purse other activities. Still, it is amazing and commendable to see some of them continue to do summer camps and return to mentor the younger children.

I attended White Stag as candidate recently and I had so much fun. The people I met during the week…read morewere so kind and considerate to me and even 2 weeks after the camp we still keep in contact reminiscing over the fun times we had during the week. The staff did an amazing job helping me throughout the week, and I will definitely use many of the skills they taught me. I really recommend you send your kids to White Stag. It is a wonderful experience that helps your child grow and have fun.

Newly remodeled the interior design is elegant. Volunteers very friendly. There is no dedicated…read moreparking and it's surrounded by homes so you may park several blocks away...With no sidewalks nor lighting the walk is not safe. The cast of GYPSY had amazing voices. The set was cheesy and the costumes a disappointment. Looks like a thrift store haul. Aside from that, all actors gave a wonderful performance and Herbie, Rose & Louise have impressive voices. My favorite performer was the actress who played Louise... she projected the feelings of a scene without overly emoting too much! Overall it was an enjoyable evening out!

We saw a production there recently. And the theater has been recently refurbished. The theater was…read moreamazing, show was breathtaking. You can't tell that these are a bunch of local folks. They are Uber talented and I highly recommend attending a show.

Absolutely amazing . I would absolutely without hesitation recommend this gym to anyone. I had…read morenothing less of an amazing experience since my granddaughter has been attending. The coaching staff are like older siblings to the students . Very friendly. There's a reason why (in my opinion) that Rising Star Gymnastics is the BEST gymnastics gym in the County. It shows when they are in competition season . I've yet to see to many other gyms sweep the podium like this gym. But that just goes to show you the level of training that the coaching staff provides to their gymnast's . You can't go wrong with this gym. They are definitely turning out "Rising Star's

Only commenting on the weeknight Adult Class! Former gymnast and competitive cheerleader,…read morelong-retired but I still like to go to a gymnastics class/open gym every once in a while if there's one in the area. When I visited this was not an actual class and more of an unstructured open gym. There are instructors there that could help spot if needed, but they seem to be there more for general safety/liability instead of coaching. Overall $30 is a bit much for just an open gym.

Beautiful campus! I go here for arts retreats every winter, and it's such an inspirational place to…read morecreate art.

Lovely space in the valley... I had my senior year prom there (York) and I heard Carmel High has…read morehad their prom there in the past. Yesterday we celebrated the life of a good family friend and teacher. It severed as a perfect venue for 200+ people and there is a nice outdoor patio where everyone was able to enjoy little bites and refreshments. Our friend will be missed but I'm glad we got together at Hidden Valley Music which allowed us to chat about her wonderful fulfilled life in the sun among good friends.

We moved halfway through the school year in 2022 and no preschool was open to take us. I was…read moredevastated for my then 4 year old. By chance I learned of this secret gem co-op and was able to get a spot. This was my first experience in co-op and it was so much fun. And more importantly, was a wonderfully healing experience for me and my son (middle child who became a big-brother at the height of Covid.) Being in his class taught me how to be a better parent and gave me so many new strategies at home. Having the time together was very valuable to my son. Miss Kristen is beyond amazing with the children and extremely generous with her time, attention and love. Aside from everything I said above, the cost of this program is incredibly low and the financial savings we had from joining co-op helped off-set moving costs. It's an unbelievable value.

Would not recommend it!!!…read more Parenting classes are mandatory and a complete waste of time for an adult. So when it came to priorities it was an easy choice. We had a family member with a terminal illness and in the last weeks of their life, we chose to spend our evenings with them and missed a few "Parenting Classes" and were suspended. In the month before we talked about taking our child out of the class because of the constant coughing and runny noses in the classroom (to protect our family member and not have to wear a mask around them). Some kids were great and participated others just ran around and terrorized the other good kids. Some parents would get together right after school and talk while the kids played with hot wheels (usually 15 or 20 minutes), until we were asked to leave because the kids' sound bothered the school office's secretary.