Artistic Endeavors

(3 reviews)

4.4 mi

After searching different music program options in our area, I settled on School of Rock for my…read moreson's introduction to drums and the study of music. Coming from a musical family and having an older sister who plays several instruments, my son, Charlie, gravitated towards learning an instrument and settled on the drums. He was nervous during the first lesson, but came home singing praises for not only how fun the drums were,but also how kind his instructor treated him. We've been at SOR for roughly 2 years now! Lessons are great, Prices are reasonable, Opportunities to perform are abundant, but the best part, the Instructors become friends, and the Fellowship of families become home. SOR encourages everyone to come and express their love of music, no matter your age or skill level. My family is hooked!

Absolutely love RPC School of Rock!! All 3 of our children ages 9, 12, 16, take lessons. Guitar,…read morepiano and DJ lessons. They really understand the importance of students connecting with their instructors. Looking forward to watching them perform at one of the many events School of Rock organizes for the children to build their confidence and show off what they have learned.

Plugging our Spring in the Square Concert on FOX 26!

Spring in the Square Concert in Town Square Sugar Land TX!

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Zach teaching guitar lessons

Live Laugh and Paint

(1 review)

We had my daughter's 8th birthday party at Live, Laugh & Paint, and everybody had a wonderful time…read more The kids were engaged, Jackie did a wonderful job instructing them, walking around the room and looking at their masterpieces, complimenting them, and encouraging them. The parents enjoyed watching the kids paint. And the kids loved getting to take their paintings home. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Fun acrylic paint parties and much more, rock art, ceramics, paper mache, jewerly making,…read morescrapbooking, greeting cards, vision boards, pastels and much more

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Birthday party

Fort Bend Art Center

4.5

(2 reviews)

I was in town for for an art event this was natural. The facilities are nice the layout good. While…read more I didn't get to engage with any of the artist they have studios in site. The Art wasn't engaging, but rather derivative as, something you finally at a resort, no one taking chances.

We love our new art center with galleries and artist studios. Great art for sale and classes. Come…read morecheck us out!

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David Barnes - Sit Means Sit West Houston

(5 reviews)

Thank you so much David for training us and our boy Gambit so that he became a part of our family…read more David turned him from what we felt was a burden into a blessing. David is passionate, sincere and knowledgeable in his craft. We love him, his family and what he believes it. I would highly recommend anyone here. HE IS WORTH IT!!

David is an excellent trainer. My puppy, Bailey, required socializing skills and all the basic…read moretraining. David was very sensitive to my concerns and needs. It is amazing how well my dog has responded. I appreciate Sit Means Sit flexible schedule. I highly recommend Sit Means Sit

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Kathy Adams Clark Photography

4.0

(1 review)

45.4 mi

Love taking pictures, I've got to try this place out love the picture they took of the guy…read morereaching out to the sky

From the owner: Photography classes are offered throughout the year. Basic Photography: One Day Workshop is a…read moregreat place to start. Continue your education by enrolling in Intermediate Photography, Flash Photography, Photoshop for Photographers, or the other classes. Classes are designed for DSLR, mirrorless or advanced hybrid cameras.

Photographers on one of my weekend workshops in Big Bend National Park.

Learn photography with Kathy Adams Clark. Classes are three to six hours. Different subjects offered throughout the year.

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Travel Photography taught by Kathy Adams Clark

Sit Means Sit West Houston

(1 review)

David is an outstanding and caring dog trainer. He trained our 3 year old female black lab in a…read more10- day boarding process. We highly recommend his Sit Means Sit training!!!'

From the owner: Can you bring your dog for a free dog training Demo at Downtown Rosenberg Texas?…read moreText me to schedule Demo at 713-202-7228 David Barnes -trainer. See Sit Means Sit at Facebook. Sitmeanssitwesthouston.com

Dog training Sugar Land Texas

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Toy Story Ranch

(4 reviews)

7.2 mi

Attended a birthday here and the family that owns the place us just the sweetest. Highly recommend…read morefor a birthday space or even for a short weekend getaway.

Nice memory at the beautiful ranch! Kids & Adults, all ages have a good time at here.read more

Best memory!

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Beautiful!

Fort Bend Museum

4.0

(4 reviews)

0.9 mi

This venue was exactly what I was looking for. We had a baby shower for my sister. The rental…read moreprocess was simple and all online. I then setup a walkthrough of the venue to get pictures, measurements and to see the facilities. They grant you access to two kitchens and two bathrooms nearby. They are not in the Veranda but are in close walking distance. The Veranda was perfect, open, airy and so pretty! The rental comes with four round tables, linens and chairs. They provide spandex covers for the buffet/main tables as well as all round table linens in crisp white. Ana Alicia and the rest of the staff were amazing. Super helpful, and friendly. They are super accommodating from start to finish. The deposit was returned in less than a week! I highly recommend this venue!

If you've lived in Fort Bend County, you would find this museum quite interesting. If anything,…read moreit'll help you understand why the schools in the area are named the way they are (Stephen F. Austin, Isaac H. Kempner, B.F. Terry, and Jane Long to be exact.) Since this part of Texas was colonized in the 1800s, landowners here had plantations with cotton and sugar cane. And since they were part of the confederacy, they did have slaves. So yes, slaves were in this part of the country, in addition to the KKK. The museum doesn't condone slavery; it was simply letting us know that it existed around these parts. What people should take offense from is that B.F. Terry, though apparently an excellent fighter, was a slave owner and yet he has a high school named after him. The museum itself is small, but your admission also goes towards 2 house tours. I really enjoyed the Moore mansion. The docent was very good in explaining what everything was and delving deep into the family's history. If there's anything they could improve on, I would suggest updating some of the museum info, specifically, the surrounding town populations with information from the 2010 US census. Additionally, it's hard to remember the Moore family tree; I think it'd be helpful to have a poster with the family tree to help us visual learners see how everyone is related and who made what changes to the house.

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Cinemark Rosenberg 12

3.1

(62 reviews)

1.8 mi

The slowest charging station ever. Don't come here unless you want to wait 8+hours to get a full…read morecharge on a BZX4

Came here to see the Michael Jackson movie and it was easy process. So sad they had the memorabilia…read moresold out, but the experience was great!! Customer service is awesome per usual!

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Xscape Theatres

3.2

(51 reviews)

9.5 mi

This movie theater is the best kept secret ever! It is less than $6 if you go before noon. The…read moreshows are rarely sold out. It is very clean inside. The staff at ticketing & in the food section are very polite. I have no complaints whatsoever. The chairs are also more comfortable than Cinemark 19 or Alamo Drafthouse. All in all I think this is a great family theater. Close to home, super clean. Prices are on par with everything else in the area. And I really think they have the most comfortable chairs!!!

This theater is conveniently located in our neighborhood, which is the main reason we continue to…read morevisit. It has multiple screens, and the screens themselves work well. Unfortunately, the overall condition of the theater leaves much to be desired. The seats are noticeably worn and in need of replacement. Cleanliness is also a recurring issue. After shows, the hallways often have trash scattered around, and during my most recent visit, there was leftover popcorn and trash on my seat when I arrived. The sound system is also below average compared to other theaters. Overall, the theater feels neglected and, at times, somewhat filthy, which takes away from what should be a relaxing and enjoyable movie-going experience. What makes this more disappointing is that ticket prices and concession prices are comparable to better-maintained theaters in the area, yet the quality of the experience is noticeably lower. We continue to visit primarily because of the convenience, but the theater would greatly benefit from improvements in cleanliness, seating, and overall upkeep.