I signed my daughter up for the BYU gymnastics camp for a week and I was extremely disappointed…read more The first day warm ups were at least 45 minutes and a complete waste of time. On the website when I signed up they specifically stated, "make sure your gymnast can practice for 3 hours!!" Out of the three hours my gymnast danced and jumped for 1 hour and 15 minutes, practiced for an hour, spent 30 minutes of warm up, (she practically was just sitting), then played a game and ate popsicles outside. I'm simply disappointed because the waste of money and effort I spent to get her into this camp was thrown away because of the lack of effort. This is a great camp for 6-8 year olds. Anyone older than that is going to be bored.

Beautiful Campus, I was touring with my nephew when we must have made a wrong turn. We lost our…read moreguide and opened a door, perhaps we weren't supposed to and found floor to ceiling lego sets. We thought this was very strange, but perhaps they have a large lego club at the facility.

We did this as a family activity. We reserved our spot and paid online. Annalise was our instructor…read moreand she was really fun. Although I have not got our pottery back yet (of course ) provided we get that back eventually.--this was great fun! Easy to find near the mall. Lots of parking. The inside is really cute.

Excellent!! This place is awesome! The new lady, Ashley, was so kind and helpful! We'll definitely…read morebe back! Word to the wise, sometimes the ceramics will crack after they're fired. This is common and won't be mentioned so if you're new to it, just know that can happen.

I've been here once and saw A Christmas Story The Musical. It was a great production that I…read moreenjoyed. The employees were nice and really helpful.

We went to see the Peter Rabbit story and in the beginning I did not like it. for some weird reason…read morethe actresses added in "6 7", They name called A LOT like Brat, jerk, "worst bunny ever", naughty boy, etc. a lot of bullying & lying in this. and for me, I personally don't allow my kids to name call or bully. so for them to act this out in front of a whole kids field trip baffles me. toward the end did get better but we are, as a collective, supposed to be trying to make this world a better place by raising good humans. This kind of stuff does not help that... I'm disappointed in this theatre for letting our children down blindly right before their eyes.

What a beautiful theater and experience. We flew in for the weekend to see Patrick and Lizzie…read moreKintz's performance in "Fiddler on the Roof". The play, cast, crew, and gorgeous new facility did not disappoint. The seats were extremely comfortable and spacious, which isn't always the case at many Broadway theaters. From the entrance way to the stage, everything was planned out really well in look and feel with a lot of attention to detail to make the venue special. The play itself was outstanding. The cast and crew were amazing and the intimate feel of the theater size and seating made us feel like we were sitting on the 50 yard line (even though we were slightly up on the second floor). Overall, put this venue on your visit list, put this play, Patrick and the cast on your list as well. Bravo!

We love going to the Hale as a family or a couple and we have been going for decades. We love this…read morenew location. The slightly longer drive is worth it. There is still a feeling of intimacy and the great staff is still kind. The variety of shows to choose from their line-up gives you some musicals, comedy, and drama in one theater at such a fantastic price. They also have their traditional refreshments to choose from and much more. Our tradition of annual tickets is going to continue as long as we are both around.

Well, you don't see this every day: An art gallery in a mall…read more The Provo Towne Centre mall generously donated one of their spaces (and quite an ample space) to ARTcetera, a display space showing off art for local students from the Provo City School District. They do a great job of putting in art from different age groups, from elementary schoolers to high school seniors. It's very dynamic and colorful with collages and paintings and I was surprising at the variety of styles ... quite sophisticated for high schoolers! There are also some cool educational displays, from How to Print a Linocut to murals. I was impressed by the mini exhibitions with bios of the artists. Heck, I was impressed by everything. From what I learned (via the director, James Rees), they are open to ideas and artists, so anyone and any group in the community may be showing their work at ARTcetera in the future. They also have art classes (many on Saturday, especially in the summer), so you may want to contact them for more information. When you add this to the Neighborhood Art Center, the mall is quite the place for the young and creative. It's a great addition to the mall. And to the community.

From the owner: We are a student run art gallery which displays art, conducts art workshops and hosts monthly…read moreartist lectures for free to the community.

The girl Victoria that worked there was very rude. Didn't say hi, seemed bothered to do her job and…read morehelp me. Won't be shopping there anymore.

Hmmm.... i wonder how long I could go on about a craft store and still keep a reader entertained…read more.. the answer... two sentences. Not too shabby... but remember it is better to go in here with some coupons and a larger wallet... and maybe get into a tickle fight so you can be in a very good mood. THE VERDICT: ummm.... are you still reading this? Why? why are you reading this? well i love you and I want to do what I can to make your children be happy.

My child is only starting the course so I cannot yet comment about the professor or the course…read morecontent. What I can say thus far is that my spouse and I aren't incredibly impressed at this point in the game. Our child was unable to start their course because the links in her email from the professor weren't working. Our daughter being a typical teenager, we did not find out for over four months that she could not access course material due to technical issues. As parents, we finally intervened since our child's social anxiety prevented her from making the call to get it resolved. We contacted BYU Independent Study to let them know about the issue and were informed that her Conexed account had not connected to her BYU account. It was a quick fix, resolved by the next day, but we then called someone other than tech support to see if there was anything they could do to extend her time since she lost four months due to an error on their part. They stated that the issue with Conexed not connecting to BYU accounts is a common occurrence that is fixed quickly and they could not give her an extension because the courses should only take four months anyway. They indicated that if we wanted a three month extension down the road, we can contact them and pay $20 for an extension. Even if my child wasn't the greatest at picking up the phone to resolve the technical issue, BYU Independent Study should be mindful when they are dealing with high school students. BYU expects high school students--who may be navigating online courses for the first time--to call and resolve a common glitch THAT IS KNOWN TO THEM before they can start a course? The course should work from the get-go. If this was a college class, my review would be a non-issue because college students should definitely know how to problem solve without the help of their parents, but there are high school students in various stages of growth and maturity, some of whom are still learning to communicate, problem solve, and still need parental advocacy and support. BYU Independent Study was recommended to us by a high school counselor and I can't say we're highly impressed at this point in the process. All four experiences we've had with customer support thus far is that they are very matter-of- fact.

I took alg 2 because I got a bad grade in 9th grade so im retaking. The course is so unnessarily…read morehard it has contents thats in stats and pre-calc. theres also something stupid called math master challenge goal that you have to fill out as well as projects (designing amusement parks?). very unnessary again, very unhelpful, very confusing, very just not related to math like why do you care if i have a growth mindset? hate it so much so many quizs and tests. i just want to get it over with and its making me do all that and its not even like I have a bad grade i have a 95. but this is the worst thing ever I dread this so much and its very expensive. also the customer support is so booty hole. for both technical and customer support I had to wait 1hr like not joking. i missed like 2 classes trying to call them because I didn't want to hangup half way omg this is so ahh I hate this so much its so hard to navigate and its so bad for learning DONT GET THIS

Only had good experiences here. Skilled students and wonderful LMTs. Highly recommend for…read moreaffordable massages.

Megan C was Very professional and knowledgeable and about half price with an apprentice…read more An absolutely amazing deal‍‍

Best Preschool Around! My girls both love Center Stage Preschool so much! I have one in the 4yr old…read moreclass and the other in the 3yr old class. All the teachers are so good with the my girls and they love going to school (usually running or skipping into class)! I love that my girls also get to be active during school. With it being a performing arts preschool they get to Sing, Dance and do Karate(4yr old classes) on top of learning everything they need to know to get them ready for kindergarten. The children also go on fun field trips and their preschool programs are the best and usually leave me crying because they are so cute! I highly recommend this preschool to anyone!

From the owner: Challenging Both Sides of the Brain, The Creative & The Logical!…read more We have a charming state-of-the-art facility that has an atmosphere that will help your child feel safe and welcome. As a family-owned business, we care about the little things that mean so much to you. You will find that our commitment to quality will show in everything we do. You and your child will receive the personal attention that we believe is necessary to enhance a trusting relationship.We know that selecting a child care can be a challenging task. The early years of care are critical to your child's long-term development, making your choice of centers one of the most vital decisions you will have to make. As a parent, you will be assured that your child is receiving the best education for both sides of the brain in a setting where your child's social, physical, emotional, and intellectual development will be nurtured. We understand the importance of appropriate educational experiences and their role in the success of children as they develop and grow.We believe that every child is a precious, with basic needs - social, physical, emotional and intellectual. We will work to instill proper manners and values, honesty and sharing, respect and self-worth in your child.