I cannot speak highly enough about the Good Dea Craft School! I was hosting my sister's…read morebachelorette party and we wanted to tie-dye our custom party shirts. We did an ice tie-dying method that was so different than anything you can do at home. Pam worked with us to figure out the best way to do it with our limited time and truly went above and beyond to accommodate our party. Even the day before and day of she was pivoting to make sure we had beautiful shirts. This was one of many stops over our bachelorette weekend but it was definitely a highlight and provided a lasting memory.

My daughter and I had an excellent experience taking the stacking rings class. The instructor was…read moreknowledgeable, patient, friendly, and approachable. I felt very welcome and was able to ask questions and move at a pace that was comfortable for me. She kept us safe working with torches and other pieces of equipment that I had never operated before. The class setting was quiet and calm, but also colorful and inspiring. We can't wait to take a follow up class!

I am so glad we got tickets to an improv show here during our weekend trip. The venue was intimate…read moreand the performers were great. They have a little bar where you can order drinks and snacks to enjoy during the show. And the tickets to these shows are very affordable - $15 for the one we went to. We walked here after a stroll through the Short North Art District, but there appeared to be a paid lot behind the venue for those who want to park.

As a comedy lover, I was excited to visit Hashtag with some friends. We came to see a comic named…read moreFreddie that we first saw at the Attic. Finding parking was a little tricky, but we made it. The comedians were funny and kept the crowd interactive throughout the night. It was a fun way to spend a Friday night.

This was my first paint & sip, and it was a great experience. The studio is very cute, with…read morecompleted paintings decking all the walls. We sat two to each table. The owner (I am assuming her name is Kym) was very helpful, as were her daughter and son who were helping her out. They gave advice during the session, and brought fresh water to rinse paintbrushes. They came with more paint when we requested it. They also helped us blowdry the canvasses. It was the instructor's first time and he did great. I am not an artist and don't consider myself creative, so I was a bit nervous, but it turned out just fine. You can book and pay online, after choosing the day by whatever painting you want to create. All you need to bring is your own wine; they have available corkscrews and stemless glasses. I look forward to returning to create more art!

Went with a group of 10 friends and had a wonderful time. Kym & her sister Ariana were wonderful…read moreand talented. We had so much fun and really enjoyed the painting and the atmosphere was fun and not intimidating at all. Would highly recommend trying it and all of us are going to go back!!

great place to take testing. Awesome people will have you confident rather than startledread more

I brought a group of high school students down for their CNA testing. We came from over an hour…read moreaway. The staff at the center was so kind, helpful and hospitable. They assured us all of my students could test and we could return to school in a timely manner. All of my calls, messages and texts were answered promptly In the days prior to our testing. I will definitely return as needed for testing and recommend to others as well.

I'm afraid I don't take classes here (well, not yet anyways), but I have been to a couple of the…read more"haflas" here, and I plan to keep coming! It's about this I'm writing this review. Every third Saturday of the month, Habeeba hosts a hafla (dance party). Doors typically open around 7:30, but the show doesn't start until at least 8:00, and often later. How late it runs depends on the number of dancers, but 10:30~11:00 is typical, and it could be later. Admission is $10 at the door with all ages welcome. Indeed, there are often a bunch of little kids running around (and sometimes on to the dance floor...). The atmosphere is fun, positive, and upbeat, and dancers of all levels are welcome. I myself only started dancing in June so I haven't performed yet, but I think I might soon. Anyways, the typical hafla consists of various local (and visiting) performers doing a routine either solo or in groups. Most of the dancers are from Habeeba's school, but anyone is welcome. You don't need to be a professional or even have a fancy costume - sometimes performers dance to random songs just to show off some special technique, and you see everything from elaborate galabeya to flared dance pants with a tied top and a flashy hip scarf. Many of the dancers do perform professionally at local restaurants and events, so the quality of the performance is always pretty high. You can also learn a lot from watching the performers... and interacting with them. Throughout the evening, the dancers will take a break and there will be "free dancing". Basically, anyone who wants can come out on the dance floor to practice their moves, get advice from fellow dancers, and use the wide floor and mirrors to do a little perfecting of their moves. There are also group dances. This might be an actual tribal dance, a circle dance, or even a line dance. Anyone can join in, whether they take lessons of any sort or not, and it's a lot of fun. There is also "free" food in the kitchen area, including a lot of different wines, sodas, and snack foods. Some times there are homemade cupcakes or treats too. Habeeba also holds workshops and special events, often right before or in tandem with the hafla; watch the website, I guess, for information. Overall, it's a great way to spend a Saturday night, and for $10, a very good value given the show and snacks.

This is a wonderful place. It's a really fun way to get yourself moving, the instructors a really…read morepatient, and it's very body-positive. Performing is open to anyone who has learned the dances, and it's an excuse to wear sparkles! I've gained core strength, balance, and am so happy to be there.

Very kind staff, recently did a tour and was impressed with the space, layout and opportunities for…read morethe kids to learn and explore. We are going to move forward with our child attending and will provide updates at a later time. Overall, the onboarding process and interviewing was great'

I love GCC! I miss everyone! I've been there since I was a newborn.a family owned business.not…read moregiving this review because of my family but because GCC really did impact my life for the greater good and all of my friends!

I visited for the first time during Gahanna's Herb Day held this past Saturday. It's in an old…read morehouse and is very charming, with lots of products available for purchase. They had volunteers in one room assisting with free samplings. We were able to make sachets, bath bombs, and lavender soap balls to take home. I will definitely return to see everything they offer, and apparently they have events and classes as well.

The Ohio Herb Education Center is a great place to learn in depth about herbs and herb gardening…read more It's also a place for fun events, classes. They also have nice shop filled with wonderful herbal wares, gifts, and great smelling items.

Lovely store. They had a pattern that 8 other stores didn't have…read more The store is I'm a basement and broken into different rooms. One room had little knick knacks like wind chimes and bee themed gifts. Another room themed fabric like patriotic or the ohio shop hop. The two ladies working were also great. Very friendly and engaging.

This quilt shop is a great combination of small business and big knowledge. The owner and her…read moreemployees all know an immense amount about quilting techniques. And they have a good eye for color combinations and visual design. The class I took in the Mill House Retreat was fun and helpful. I would highly recommend going to see them.