This Asian festival seems well attended. There are some great businesses here. I ordered a Hmong…read moremen's shirt from a Hmong woman. The price went from $50 to $100 when I said I wanted long sleeve. I was not aware how much more difficult it is to make long sleeves. There was amazing food including lechon and also La Mai Thai from Fountain Hills were some of the many vendors. I bought a non la for $10 because the sun was so bright and unrelenting. There were constant performances from singers, dancers, drummers and martial artists. It's a great family event.

Every year they have this festival and it's so much fun. Parking will be a headache luckily I live…read morein walking distance. Check out other things they offer the public.

Cute store that offers various crafting workshops. I attended the sea glass succulent workshop. The…read moreinstructor was extrenely informative (and suppprtive), she made sure everyone had material and constantly checked to ensure nothing was running low. She was available for questions throughout the entire workshop if needed. The pricing for attending the workshop was extremely reasonable. It was such a fun experience, I have already signed up for my next workshop!!!

I had never heard of this place before until my coworker reached out to try and plan a girls' night…read morethere. We signed up for the Blankets & Besties workshop, where you make a chunky blanket. You get to choose your color from a list and note it when you register on their website. It was $85 before tax and came with 5 skeins of yarn, with the option to add more (I think for an additional $15). I also put in the notes on my registration the names of my friends so that we could sit together. The workshop was at 6pm on a Friday and lasted about two hours. There was my group of three and three others, plus the owner/instructor Lauren. Her instructions were easy to follow, and she would jump in if we needed help. I made a few errors, and she was able to fix them for me. I ended up making my loops too loose on the outside and too tight on the inside, so my blanket came out a bit small. But I think it was decent for my first attempt. It's so soft. I keep it on my couch to use as a lap blanket. We all had a great time and would definitely come back to try other workshops. My coworker had tried one of the resin workshops and really liked it too.

We have 3 Broadmor students. I really just can't imagine having our kids in any other school…read more Our oldest child is in PACE and the academic standards for the entire school are not too far behind. We have loved nearly all of the teachers that have had the honor of teaching our children. For the ones we didn't quite love as much, well, you win some, you lose some. Some people just don't get along with each other. I can not say anything bad about their skills as teachers because my children are all coming along fine. Their personalities just weren't for us as I'm sure our personalities weren't for them. The Learning Patch is awesome and I truly wish I had more time to volunteer and be a more active part of the PTA. The garden is completely volunteer run, so if you have some extra time on a scheduled workday, please stop by. If you have things to donate: plants, seeds, gardening tools, etc... those things are all happily accepted as well. The PTA: without question or argument, this school would not be what it is without the immense amount of parent involvement. I have heard several people make mention of the the PTA being "cliquish" but I have not personally experienced that type of behavior. I admittedly do not participate as often as I would like to but any time that I have stopped in, I have felt welcomed. I can not recommend this school enough. It has an amazing community.

Broadmor is a true asset to north Tempe and the community at large. It is inclusive, diverse,…read morewelcoming, accepting and fun, while still maintaining academic integrity. While I don't remember everything about my own elementary school experience, I know it was nothing like that provided at Broadmor. From the on-site, student and volunteer run garden to the impressive library, from the fall festival and spring Hoodstock events to regular field days and even a visit from members of the Ironman Foundation, Broadmor continues to deliver a great experience to its students and serves as a place where enduring friendships are made. The teachers, administrators and staff are an amazing group of individuals who all really seem to care about each students and his/her success.

It was my first visit this past Sunday. It is an absolutely beautiful store. I can't begin to tell…read moreyou how helpful and friendly the staff was when I was there. I highly recommend this business. I live 35 miles away, but I will definitely be back.

Omg this place is a little slice of heaven! I may have gone over board. Everyone was super helpful…read moreand very kind when I asked what were probably rookie questions. Totally recommended if you want selection and be able to see and feel the options. As someone with skin sensitivity's this is critically important for me. So much to choose from my adhd went a little off the rails.

Had my daughters 5th birthday party here. Everyone on staff was kind and helpful. The kids had a…read moreblast. Would definitely recommend having a party here. Bounce house, foam pits, obstacle course.

My daughter has been to 2 camps at Aspire and has such a fun time. She always asks when she can go…read moreback again. The team at Aspire has the camp schedule pretty packed and the kids are definitely kept busy and entertained. Definitely recommend, will look into classes now that she's older and actually wants to try new things!

I highly recommend Baby Parent Steps with Laura Liebig in Tempe!…read more Shortly after my daughter was born, I started looking for "baby and me" activities that her and I could do together being a first time mama. I found this class after reading an article in a Parenting AZ magazine and contacted Laura by email. I came to find out that this program is well established in Germany and is called PEKiP. PEKiP stands for Prague-Parent-Child-Program. It's activities are considered "group-work" between baby and mama to encourage baby's independent development. It's main principle is that baby should not be pushed into reaching milestones, rather the infant reaches them at his/her own pace. Laura also showed us how to observe baby cues and what baby clues we should look out for as they learn to communicate in different ways. The classes are typically small in size and are taught right out of Laura's cozy living room. Our babies were also similar in age. We met each week for about 90 minutes. We started each class by singing an introductory song using each baby's name. I loved seeing my baby's reaction to the song when it came time to sing her name out loud! In addition, a new activity was introduced each week and we learned how to observe our babies to the activity. This was a no pressure environment; one week my baby showed no interest in the new activity but then showed a lot of interest or would master the activity the next time we met! This was mind blowing for me! Meeting in such a small, intimate environment also helped us not only form a strong bond with our babies but it also allowed us new mamas to forge new friendships which are invaluable as we navigate parenthood. Lastly, most of the toys we used in class were homemade by Laura, which meant we could go home and recreate those items without having to spend extra $$ on expensive toys. However, there were some items we used in class that could be purchased at IKEA or Amazon if needed. This class is a MUST for first time mamas! I highly recommend :)

Was looking for a mommy and me class and so happy I came across this one. Laura is amazing! She…read morehelped ease my anxiety with having my first newborn. She has been such a great teacher and helped me so much with learning the development of my daughter and helping me bond closer to her. I would absolutely recommend her services to anyone! I can't say enough on how beneficial her classes were to both of us.

I went here when I was a kid and I want my kid to go here when she's in elementary. I have very…read moregood memories of this place. I loved the Ho downs and how I got to participate in plays and extracurricular activities. I recommend this school to everyone. They really had a great impact on my childhood .

From the owner: Our school is a charter school that is also a "public school". It has been open since 1996 and…read morebelieves in "basic education" and "performing arts".

This is the second event I have attended where our non-profit organization rented space for a…read moreSaturday event. Everything was clean and comfortable. The AV and catering was handled well. Plenty of parking was available including plenty of disabled access.

This gave me a horrible view on how college is supposed to be. I did online classes here and my…read morebiology professors have been awful. They are rude, unhelpful and simply don't care, I did tutoring asked for clear instructions, study tips and the most I could do to pass but I failed twice. Now I'm out on SAP due to this. My advisor was very unhelpful when I mentioned these issues. It really seems like the staff just does not care and is clearly in it for money. My academic coach was amazing however, and helped me stay motivated on continuing my college journey. I'm no longer a student here because of my awful experiences.

I am so happy I found this swimming school for my kids! It has been a great experience. I love that…read morethe ratio of teachers to kids is 1:3-4. My kids have Alicia as their teacher and she is so patient and so good with kids. I love watching them get more comfortable with the water each week. If you are thinking about getting your kids in swimming lessons, you have to try this place out. They offer a free first time trial class to see if you and your child like the lesson. Additionally, if you sign up, they have unlimited swim days at no extra cost if there is room in the lesson, you can sign your kids up!

I have been taking my kids here for the past 2 months, both already knew how to swim very well. The…read morelevel of understanding, excitement for kids, and willing to help parents with a wide range of challenges has been outstanding. It is rare that I experience this at many places that teach kids. Most places want kids to be focused, undisruptive and ready. Gold Medal Swim works with you to achieve that when it does not come easy to your child. I am so thankful to the staff for the grace and support they provided. I look forward to seeing my kids compete when they reach the swim team. I drive 20 mins one way and it will always be worth the drive to see my kids be treated with this level of care.

I daughter recently started at mind and body and I can honestly say that it is the best place. They…read moreare working on a hand on and challenging curriculum that motivated my daughter but the most important thing is that she enjoys going and is happy there.

My daughter joined Mind and Body Kids in April of 2026, and I am very grateful for the whole team…read morehere! My daughter looks forward to get to school everyday and has shown significant improvement in her communication and patience.