Had a great experience and plan to book again. We celebrated a birthday and hired Largo Taro to…read morecome in and do readings. We all enjoyed our time with her.

Kelly's practice is on point! I went to her and her reading gave me reassurance along with insight…read moreto ensure I don't fall for foolishness...

Insane. Worth every penny. I was skeptical at first, but time I've come to see her I've been blown…read moreaway.

I had my reading with Yvonne yesterday. I was blown away by the fact that she brought up stuff that…read moreshe should have never known. Yvonne made me feel really comfortable during the reading. Very sweet.

I got two readings done at the end of November and beginning of December. And although I enjoyed…read morespeaking with ADRIANNE and she was very kind, unfortunately nothing we spoke about has transpired into my life. She gave me very detailed information on both my love life and some career aspects that would change for me. It has been months and not one thing has happened according to her timeline. I know this isn't the case for everyone, but it is quite disappointing. Everything has actually left me more confused than I was before the readings.

Enjoyed time spent with Adrienne. Her reading brought my mind to ease. I definitely will refer her…read moreand continue to meet with her.

OMG of the best mediums and healers out there in the world. I booked a session with her and she was…read morespot on. So informative and honest. I am so grateful

Love that from the time of contact, Skye responded immediately, professionally, and the reading &…read moreconsultation answered all my questions . I also received her amazing products within a couple of days of order. I highly recommend this business. Thank you Skye. Peace, love & light

I saw an event on Facebook happening at this studio close to my home and they needed one person to…read moresign up or the class wouldn't take place. My husband keeps telling me to get out of the house more so I signed up and paid for the class before I could change my mind. The day of the event, at my house decided to come, so I signed him up. I wanted to make sure children could come a message on their promptly returned within the hour assuring me he could. We arrived to the brightly lit small store front and were warmly greeted by a woman at the front desk I later learned was the owner. There were several long tables with seating on both sides. The materials for the project were in front of a spot already for us to sit down and begin class. What a fantastic time we had there were only four of us taking the class. I learned the business is fairly new but more people need to find out about this place because we couldn't buy the materials to make the holiday themed project for double the price of what we paid for the class. We will definitely be back and we are going to tell others.

I took the paint pouring class. I loved that there weren't too many people to attend so we could…read moreeach ask questions. The teacher knew her stuff and made it fun to create art when I'm not an artist. I will definitely take more classes here and 1000% recommend others do too! The space was clean and well lit too.

If you're looking for something truly unique in Jacksonville, The Cove Social Club is such a hidden…read moregem! Located in a 101-year-old building that used to be an A&P grocery store, this space perfectly blends history, creativity, and community. I love that so much of the original architecture has been preserved -- and the fact that it was designed by a woman architect back in the day makes it even more special. The Cove offers so much: daily coffee service, cooking and cake-decorating classes in "The Lab," yoga and meditation on Wellness Wednesdays, Social Sundays focused on mindfulness and connection, and even Art & Wine nights where you can sip, snack, and paint while listening to live music. They're also about to open Sticks & Stones, a private cigar club next door that will be available to members -- it's going to be such a great addition to the experience. The next membership cohort begins November 1st, and spots are limited to just 150 members to keep things community-focused and personal. They also host networking events, lectures, and business education workshops, so it's a great mix of social and professional. Whether you come for a coffee, an event, or to meet new people, The Cove Social Club is one of those places that makes you feel instantly connected and inspired.

We recently had an Art & Wine event at the Affluent Concierge for our good friend's birthday. Our…read moregroup had a fabulous time creating paintings and being pampered with lovely decor, enjoyable music, nice wine and delicious appetizers by our wonderful host, Nicole and her assistant, Sherlock. Our art experience included all the necessary art supplies and the privilege being guided through the creative process by our awesome art instructor, Mia. Mia was knowledgeable, patient, and encouraging. She spent time with each one of us, explaining techniques and offering tips and motivation. The Affluent Concierge provided a unique and delightful experience, with great attention to detail and heartwarming personal touches. Thank you, Nicole, Mia and Mr. Sherlock, we look forward to our next event!

I have been a client for, almost, 5 years now. I consult with him frequently and have benefited…read moregreatly from his insight. I'm so thankful we met! If you are interested in developing your own abilities, he is a great teacher and mentor. Thank you for you being you & helping me on my journey!

Saw an advertisement on FB about this event and decided to research and check it out. Purchased…read moretwo tickets and rolled out. Got some really cool seat (actually there wasn't a bad seat in the house). We lucked up and a band that we saw a few months ago at the Jazz Lounge was in the house (For the win!). In between sets they had a poetry showcase from local talent. It was very smooth and intimate. For snacks we had an order of wings and fries. The staff (who were the members of the Elk Lodge) were very hospitable and helpful. They hold these every 1st Friday here in Jax. It was really enjoyable.

I hate to leave this review but after paying $45 I still had to leave and grab dinner at anywhere…read morethat was open. Perusing the internet for events to put in my "must do" blog and to kick off my birthday month, I saw the Jazz Poetry café. I looked around at the website and mainly using the venue as my deciding factor because I'd been to it before for a different event. As I write this, let me say I did not stay until the end of the jazz event. Beautiful idea poorly executed. Right now, it seems like it may have started as a hit but has succumbed to lack of effort, consistency, and the idea of how much money can we get paid from filling seats. It's a beautiful idea and if it was the way their website describes it you would have a sold-out crowd, but the concept isn't in that room. Create the vibe you want using all 5 senses, hire people who know how to work a SOCIAL event and sell out the show. The event has tiered seating with 2 VIP options and then a couple general admission type seating options. The VIP tickets come with a catered meal. It has a very slow but good cash bar with a great set of options to choose from. It was not a bunch of cheap liquors and sugary drinks. Unsure if it's a bartender or a person working at a bar. The live band was okay for a quick Friday night out. I don't sing or play instruments, but it was not much to rave about. The music was extremely loud. Club bass booty shaking loud. Not comfortably order your food loud. The waiter had to be too close, or I yell and repeat myself. As an event with tiered seating I expected more from the "environment" because 1st impressions, right? The decor was subpar. In my professional opinion I think the ideas they had with decor were great just need to add a couple more dollars, maybe do some thrift store shopping, hit up YouTube and PRACTICE because I think it can be pulled off DIY but better. The noisy QR code menu and little boards can go though. Now on to the real deal and that is FOOD. We can have good entertainment and crappy food, or crappy entertainment and good food but not crappy entertainment and crappy food. It was a CATERED event that showcased the chef with a bio and picture, so I expected a meal. The options were a "creamy chicken etouffee" and a "creamy seafood etouffee" both with fettucine, garlic bread, spring mix salad, and fruit kabobs. I chose the chicken. I am unsure why all the extra words to say they put some frozen or precooked chicken, added mushrooms and I think onions with jar/canned sauce over HARD pasta noodles. It wasn't al dente it was just HARD like they cooked too many at a time or was in a rush and at the first droop they took them out the boil. The little garlic knot deal was ok, and I guess the choice was salad OR fruit. The salad was just a bag of spring mix, some barely chopped cucumbers and grape tomatoes thrown in a dessert cup. Pieces much larger than you use with the flimsy fork. I asked for 1000 island or ranch bc the waiter didn't know what they had, and I got back a mystery dressing seemed like a creamy vinaigrette of some sort or maybe Catalina. I ate the salad and tasted the "chicken etouffee". It was not one of those meals you can just endure because I am one of those ppl that would. The buildup of the menu was a shot in the foot. Even with all precooked store items a little bit of effort, taste testing for quality control, and proper cook times would've made that much difference. Chicken Alfredo is easy and a common favorite, so it was a smart and economical choice especially with a seafood option but missed the mark COMPLETELY. The food really killed it for me, but I had to leave after the unorganized talent show started. I knew it had an "open mic" factor, but it was an MC somewhere introducing people with little to no edification. It was similar to the person calling your name out from the karoake list but you're a regular, so they say a little extra about you. Some guy was too drunk to be on the microphone at all. An older gentleman started rambling off a piece he wrote while walking through the crowd like he was Luther Vandross. I will say the best part of the night was a young lady got up and she has a BEAUTIFUL voice, and I couldn't wait to follow her on social media to hear more of her singing. There were vendors there for whatever reason but over the music and how dark it was I didn't see much of what they had besides some hats. I didn't stay long enough for the lights to come on. All in all...THIS EVENT JUST NEEDS MORE EFFORT.