So much knowledge and great honey! Please, stop by and enjoy what these two are doing for Detroitread more

This amazing organization has inspired a new generation of environmental stewards and beekeepers !read more

Grateful for the social and job training opportunities our son is receiving toward his own…read moreindependence with the staff at Living and Learning Enrichment Center. From intake staff to the vast and diverse curriculum available to the individuals Living and Learning Enrichment Center serves, what is seen is all the participants' abilities rather than disabilities. And for families needing support and training for their loved ones, the cost is beyond affordable. And from opportunities at Mod Market, Vocational Tech to Job Coaching to social events to art, cooking, writing culture, Living and Learning Enrichment Center sets the example in inclusion for adults with developmental disabilities.

We had a homeschool field trip here today and I highly recommend checking it out. Amazing value for…read morethe price and it was so clean and organized. Everything was so fun. There was actually a really good structure to the event which I figured there would not be based on previous reviews. Check it out, it's a lot of fun for the kids! All of the farmers were super cool too.

Real life farm and nursery school has absolutely amazed me! They provide a fun environment while…read morenurturing individual needs. It is refreshing to see from year to year the same staff. It shows that staff are well trained and want to be there and are happy to be there! My children come home each day content, excited to share their day and want to return each and every day. This facility provides amazing age appropriate activities that extend past real life farm to make it fun for the kids. I have paid triple at other facilities and wondered where the money goes. It is great to see that the money is invested into the clean facilities, the staff and the students. Thank you Real Life Farm and nursery school for your dedication! You shine high above the rest!

I have taken a number of courses there and each has been memorable and amazing. I rave about this…read moreplace to anyone who will listen. Slow art, community, tactile sensory experiences, and a focus on traditional education. They also have a number of events they put on through the year with folk music, food, demonstrations, and outreach. If you are looking for a place to meet cool people who are also invested in hands on folk art, you have found the right place! Oh, there is also a really nice trail you can walk and the ground themselves are gorgeous!

I feel weird writing a review, as I took one class here (millinery), and they do so much. You can…read moremake brooms, felt a custom pair of slippers, do blacksmithing, even make a longbow. (Or you can do more typical crafty things like ceramics, or learn to use your sewing machine.) They're part of the county park district, and the breadth of classes they offer is amazing. Prices are reasonable and supplies are included. The mission (from their website) is: "The Michigan Folk School is committed to creating a community engaged in authentic, hands-on experiences through the teaching and sharing of traditional folk arts, crafts, music, and skills in an inspiring natural setting and to promote the preservation of forest and farmland." They do, and how. Anyway, I crossed two state lines to take a one-day millinery class (hatmaking), offered a couple of times a year either as two evenings or a full day. There aren't a lot of places that teach millinery, and while it was more basic than a class I took elsewhere, that other location has moved to Kentucky, and beggars can't be choosers. If I hadn't taken that other class I wouldn't have known about some things that were simplified (we didn't apply sizing; the brim edges weren't stitched; barbed elastic cord wasn't available; I don't think we curved the petersham ribbon for the sweatbands; no one made a hat with a separate brim and crown...). Everyone, including me, left with a felt hat we'd made ourselves that we were happy with, including people who knew zilch about hatmaking when they came in. Teacher was very helpful, sending out suggestions ahead of time and instructions on how to measure our heads in additon to asking what color and type of hat we wanted to make so she could bring it. She provided a good introduction, an idea book, and had enough tools to keep us all productive and happy, and was super patient. Bringing your own sewing supplies is helpful but not required - I was happy to have a couple of needles, a needle threader and scissors just so I didn't have to wait for them. There's time for lunch while your hat dries (they're formed with steam); honestly, the two-evening class is probably a better option if you're local. Nice selection of hat blocks; do some research and do some thinking ahead of time. You may want to bring your own trim if you have something specific in mind (feathers? a particular type of ribbon or floral trim?), since the teacher brought some but the stock isn't deep and is brought in special. I made a pillbox hat and if I were doing this again, I would have asked about elastic or googled "barbed elastic cord for hats" and spent $5 on some before coming. The teacher suggested I braid thin elastics which works but having taken the other class I know "there's an app for that" and wish I'd planned ahead. The directions about where to go onsite which they provided ahead of time were helpful, but do allow extra time to get here if you haven't been before; it's outside of town, located on a farm.

This place is so much fun! My work went for a team building night. Everyone had so much fun. There…read morewas many crafts to choose from. The colors of stain and paint for your project were bountiful. Something for everyone.The girls working there are very helpful, and friendly. I would for sure recommend this to do with friends or family! Great place, I'm not sure on the price of things because the doctors we work with paid for everything, but I'm sure it's reasonable.

They are located in a shopping plaza with good parking. The inside of this place is so cute. We…read morewere unable to sign up online for the class (recommended method) because they were full, but we called and they added us into their afternoon on the same day. We did two projects with the city scape and they turned out really cute. The have lots of color selections and stencils, and the employees (Jen, Emily and all the gals) were super friendly and helpful. One of us did get a splinter because of the woodworking, but they had tweezers and basic medical supplies. They had a birthday party there for kids, and they were very into the projects. They seem to have options that are engaging for all ages. They also have a punch card for a free visit once you've been here five times! We will definitely be back.

I would prefer to give them a 3.5 but since that is not an option I'm going to settle on 4. They…read morewere very accommodating to a last minute reservation for 7 of us. Yet, what was really frustrating was that during the instructions in the beginning, since none of us had been to THIS specific pottery location, there was no mention of a studio fee if we stayed over our reservation time. I have been to multiple pottery painting places (mostly in IN) and this is the first that I was charged for every extra 30 minutes of studio time. (I think it was 30 min) My daughter and I were the last of the party to finish. So, all the other girls had left. The studio was not full at all either. We ended up staying I think an hour or hour and a half past the time everyone else left. Never once was this studio fee mentioned. If I had known I would have left her piece as it was or had her get something smaller in the beginning. Knowing ahead of time would have made me less irritated. I definitely will not be going back specifically because of this studio fee not being mentioned and them having one. Pottery painting is a treat for me personally as it and knowing I'm on a time crunch really ruins the enjoyment of it. The staff were nice enough, and they had a good selection of pieces to choose from as well.

We visited here for the first time and had a wonderful experience. We booked online the night…read morebefore and when we walked in, Hailey greeted us and was very friendly and helpful. My boys, 7 and 9, enjoyed picking out their pieces and painting them. It was a great experience, and we will be back!

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. We started taking our son here when he was 1.5 and then…read moreafter our daughter was born she started going right around 8 months old. Everyone is so kind and welcoming. The teachers are exceptional and you can tell they truly care for you child as an individual. They keep the kids engaged and are always doing activities, art projects and even engage in water day during hot summer months. We looked at many different daycares around us, and could not find one that felt more like home than Tutor Time. We love it so much we make anywhere from a 30-40 min drive one way to get to and from Tutor time. You will not regret sending your children here.

We love ms. Tina and ms. Brittany. TT has been great for our family for several years!read more

Participating in the stained glass class was an incredibly enjoyable experience for us. The…read moreestablishment boasts a stunning environment, and the instructors are truly remarkable. We found it fascinating to delve into the historical background of stained glass art and to learn that the vibrant glass materials are sourced from various places like estate sales and renovated old buildings, imbuing each piece with a unique story and a sense of significance. The detailed explanations provided for each stage of the process and the tools utilized were greatly appreciated - the hands-on learning approach made acquiring a new skill feel particularly rewarding by the end of the session. The hidden gem that is the stained glass class within the Laurel Park mall pleasantly surprised us, and we're eagerly looking forward to returnin

My daughter and I just took a junk journal 101 class and had so much fun! The store was great - we…read moredidn't have enough time to shop around but there is so much art and crafts made by local artisans so I will definitely return. Kimberly was an excellent instructor; she patiently answered all of my questions and helped me figure out how to use different materials in different ways. She had a very generous amount of supplies for us to use and we learned enough to inspire us at home in making our creations. Highly recommend Life in the Craft Room as they have an amazing list of classes, a great workspace and fabulous instruction!