I attend Seekers Church regularly and recommend it to others who value a non-denominational…read moreintentional, inclusive community. The Seekers members are very welcoming and open to others with a variety of backgrounds and belief systems. The focus of church life is supporting each other on the inward journey and collaborating on the outward journey of service. The community is self-governing. Members share in pastoral work including sermons. Visitors are welcome. Sunday service begins with a gathering together at 930 followed by a service of songs, scriptures, and sermon at 10. Members include artists, musicians, folks who are in 12 step programs, teachers, lawyers, essentially a cross section of the community. If you are looking for spiritual companionship, come check it out. The best way to find out if what you are searching for can be found in this community is to come to a service and observe for yourself. No pressure, just welcome.

I'm working with the Seekers Church to create an event for a spiritual leader that is out of town…read more I find the support staff at Seekers very helpful.

Beautiful, welcoming, clean & airy dance studio- in Takoma Park-steps away from busyboys and poets…read more The main studio has windows and benches so if you want to hang or peek in on a class you can. Master teacher Papa Assane: (Kankouran West African Dance) is internationally known and recognized, holds weekly African dance and drum classes & I'm here for it! It's a great workout and a great place to connect. Very active with a wonderful sense of community.

I went to the Saturday Moves class with my two children of 5 and 7. We all enjoyed it very much…read more It is scheduled for 90 minutes, but the time flew by. Matthew was a fun, energetic, patient teacher. Even when my kids and a few others were running around, it did not bother him one bit. I really enjoyed partnering with my son and daughter to create a dance or set of movements. You do not have to be an experienced dancer to enjoy the class, as the movements are very easy to follow and create. I broke into minimal sweat and felt like I had completed a light workout after 90 minutes. Good for all ages and levels or fitness. This is a good class for families, seniors, and kids all at the same time.

I hate the school so much the teachers are so mean i don't like it they don't even have field trips…read morefor some kids just because of these stupid referrals don't let your kids go here I have to stay at this stupid School

Terrible school! They are very unorganized! If you want a real senior experience, don't send your…read morechild there! They ask a lot out of the seniors but give nothing back! They're not even having a senior trip! Ruined my child's senior year

Omgosh this store was recommended by my Hair Sprinkles Mentor !…read more Anywho I found some really unique items very pleased with my purchase and the service

What a lovely store with very helpful staff and a nice selection of beads and supplies at…read morereasonable prices! Been getting back into jewelry making and have been overwhelmed with where to start and needing some technical guidance, so I decided to take a private class at S & A. Regan was my instructor. She was a very patient and insightful teacher who offered a wealth of knowledge, tips and tricks. I scheduled the class while I was shopping in the store and showed her a few of the items that I had an interest in learning how to make. She did I great job of listening and then tailoring a class accordingly. Once we had our session, it was very loose and she continued to structure the direction according to my whims. All while remaining very intentional. Great experience! Go check them out! Even if you're not into making anything, they have a fine selection of unique handmade jewelry for buying.

10/15/21 I have visited all of the Montgomery colleges, but…read moreI have only seen the inside of sports center where the held a nursing graduation ceremony. This was for my exwife becoming a nurse. The ceremony wasn't to long, but this was because I was stuck in traffic on my way to the school. Still the experience was nice, but it was short lived.

Pro: good teachers, students has free ride on bus pass, garage parking, vending machine, computer…read morelab. Con: old building, campus crime, bad neighborhood. This review of the takoma parking campus is based on my experience while I was there from 2016-2018 and not anywhere if any new update to the campus. When comparing the 3 Montgomery College campuses the takoma park campus is the most outdated and old. On one side of the campus you got old building for all the majors and on the other side you have a newer building for all the health science majors. There is a pedestrian bridge that connect the two side together and below is a metro rail. The campus has vending machine and a computer lab where you can go to do work on the computer. There is garage parking on both side of the campus and sometime there is crime of breaking into car and stealing valuable if you leave them in your car. My car got scratches when I parked in the garage. The teachers I had for my anatomy class & sociology were very good when I took them at this campus. All in all, unless you are majoring in the health science majors or looking for a specific professor for your class then I wouldn't recommend coming to this campus compare to the other 2 MC locations.

Supports mediation training and mediation services throughout the State. Provides a safe space for…read moreneighbors or family members to talk through their differences and come up with solutions that create movement toward resolution. Provides a forum to reduce harm, manage conflict, and has the opportunity to preserve, repair, peaceably end or improve relationships or situations. The two mediators provided were professional and kept the process moving to discern next steps that empowered us to step away from what everyone else was parroting from movies, TV and media and come up with what worked best for our situation. Highly recommended.

From the owner: CMM advances collaborative conflict resolution in Maryland through educating the public, providing…read moretraining and quality assurance, conducting research, and creatively applying mediation to social challenges.

Finding Lowell has been a blessing for our daughter. We transferred in 3rd grade and saw that spark…read morereturn that had been dimmed during the pandemic and in her previous school. Lowell created an individualized learning plan that quickly helped her improve her reading and math skills. She found new confidence thanks to the caring, supportive teachers and staff. We've seen her dance in front of the whole school, perform at piano recitals, speak publicly, tryout for teams, and make many new friends. The family community is wonderful. It's the kind of school we'd been hoping to find for so long.

The teachers are very negligent to their students when it comes to supporting an issue of theirs.read more

Michael is probably the best tap dance teacher I've ever had in my 20+ years of dancing. He takes…read moreextra time to break down steps, and his choreography is always appropriately challenging. I learn something new every time I take his class, and even on the days when I find his choreography to be especially challenging, I always leave feeling a sense of accomplishment (instead of feeling defeated, as I've often felt after taking classes at other dance studios in the area). The rhythms he introduces are perfect for breaking away from the crippling symmetry and predictability of Broadway tap and helping me to transition from a performer into a percussive musician. There are only three small nit-picky things that I would change about classes at this studio. 1. I wish there were more emphasis on improvisation. I've taken classes at other local studios where they reserve the last 15 minutes of class for an improv circle. This serves as a cool-down, as well as gives dancers a chance to practice composing rhythms on the fly and being/staying in sync with their fellow dancers while performing. It's an incredibly valuable and often under-rehearsed skill. 2. The main studio floor is in desperate need of an upgrade. It is crumbling and uneven, which is a disheartening contrast to how great the classes are. It's also a trip hazard (don't ask me how I know) and the studio should definitely make upgrading it a priority. It's not enough for me to knock off a star because the classes are just that good, but it would definitely make the class experience that much better. 3. Adult/Teen classes should be limited to students who meet the criteria of the aforementioned demographics. There's something discomfiting about taking classes with small children, no matter how "good" or proficient they are at the craft... especially when they ask a ton of questions, won't keep their feet still, or constantly hold up class so they can tie their shoes. Call me a grinch, but I take my adult time and adult spaces very seriously (especially since classes here are the most expensive in the area!) I mean, that's why they call them Adult (and teen) classes... right?

I used to be a student here many years ago. My teacher was Ms. Henry. Not sure if she is still…read morethere. Anyway I had a very good experience. Great for all levels. Not intimidating.