This is a spacious, clean and friendly studio! The owner Valerie is warm, informative and helpful!…read moreShe has done a great job setting up the studio in a way that is functional and well designed for different types of ceramic artists regardless of age or experience. As a NYC potter/artist with over 20 years of experience behind the wheel, I was pleased to find such an exceptional place here in the Cleveland area to continue my art. The other artists who I have met in the studio are social and inspiring. There is also a little gallery outside the studio that hosts shows or events for artist. Also, the date night classes look very fun, although I have yet to try them.

I would stop into Hixson's as a kid for candy. I was on a walk yesterday and decided to stop in to…read morecheck out the holiday decorations and I'm very glad I did. Bill Hixson is a world famous decorator and helped decorate the White House thru many different presidencies and eras. I picked up a couple gifts while I was there. This is a must visit store in Cleveland and especially during the holiday season.

Popped in xmas eve just for nostalgia's sake. I wasn't really in the market for any more ornaments…read more Not really anything new in there, but i did notice some things i left out of the first review. There is a display of figures that were from the old Halle's department store. And they had ornaments that Mr. Hixson had created for the White House. He was there that day, incidentally. I bought a shiny banana ornament, because pretty much every other ornament was golf, nautical or parrot themed. I'm not really into any of those. One thing i thought of was to describe the place as "Hoarders"-ish, then i read my old review and discovered i already had. There were lots of customers that day, and some were buying candied fruit slices out of the front case. Eeps. I'm not even sure those were intentionally candied, or if the ravages of time had petrified them. I' d rather eat my glass banana ornament just to be on the safe side.

I signed up for an event, paid for it, sent a picture of my dog and the painting I wanted to paint…read morefor the event. Artists Uncorkd communicated to me that I would receive a proof a couple days before the event. Great, all set! Then, something came up and I wasn't able to attend the event. I emailed to ask if I could get a refund and got NO RESONSE, I emailed again and got NO RESPONSE. The easiest thing to do is email someone back. So I wasted the $45 I paid and never got the refund. Even if they emailed back to say they can't refund the money, I would be fine with that, but NO RESPONSE seems intentional. UPDATE: Immediately after writing this review I suddenly got an email saying "you've been refunded, it takes a few days", no apology or explanataion. Wonderful! Would have loved that communication a week ago.

Was scheduled to attend an event at uncorked for the Wounded Warrior Project. It was scheduled and…read moreeven marked on the calendar on their website. Our group showed up and the location was closed and we did not receive any communication from Staff about the event not happening. Very disappointed.

Provides diverse, multi-cultural experiences through discussion, science, drama, music, stories,…read moreand sensory experiences. Their programs foster brain and social development, build confidence, inspire, encourage creative expression, and promote play. 5 Star Step Up to Quality Rating!

I had the class with Russ Thornley. The man is a machine. He embodies project management. I…read more The pace was quick but stopped when we had questions and offered support between the class and the test. Thanks for the engaging teaching style. I will never forget tarantulas being stakeholders in a project. Will update review after I take the test.

I completed the Boot Camp in SLC June 68- July 1 with Russell Thornley. It was great! He did a…read morewonderful job in helping the content to relate to real world scenarios and in helping everyone in the room connect to the program. He kept us on track and on schedule. I haven't passed my PMP yet, but am feeling quite confident!

I attended the October 2020 virtual class with John Dokos. I knew I wanted to take the exam prior…read moreto the new year and was somewhat worried I wouldn't have enough time. Fortunately, John gave me a great foundation and after a few weeks of solo-study I was able to pass. John did a great job of making us in the class think bigger picture. The test itself is all very practical, real world scenarios. The material in the class is very fundamental, but John consistently challenged us to think about how those fundamentals would apply to real life. There was a lot in the course material that was new to me, but by the end of the class it all made perfect sense.

I highly recommend this training course if you are taking the PMP exam. It is so thorough and the…read morepractice exams are key to identifying knowledge gaps. The instructor Asad Haque was really clear, knowledgeable and engaging. I took the Mon-Thurs class with minimal study beforehand, then studied all weekend and passed the test Tuesday morning. The Prep class is a must!

Ms Joanna is a excellent teacher/instructor. She is straight forward and to the point. She will do…read moreeverything in her power to help you succeed. At first I was struggling and she helped me find a better way to over come my anxiety of taking test and got me threw to the next level. I would like to thank her and Med Cert for helping me threw.

I'm not aware of all the services this place provides, but I know they do more than just CPR…read moreclasses. They do skill checks if you have already done the online training, but they also offer the full in-person class. The class I took was packed to the gills! Nearly 40 people. They combined a BLS and Heartsaver CPR/AED class into one, teaching everyone the BLS way (pulse check). The only difference was that the Heartsaver people could leave without taking the written test afterwards. Despite a class that was a bit crowded, the instructor managed it well. He was funny and made the hours not seems so long, but still did a good job covering the material and noting what changes had been made to practice guidelines since 2 years ago. The official text was not included in the price, but they provided a free handout. He did not do one-on-one skill checks, but instead split the group into 2 and had everyone in each group demonstrate skill at the same time - a big timer saver. This place had nearly all newer manikins with the light-up feedback system under the chest near the shoulder - only a few were still clicking away. This strip-mall place is a bit out of the way in a slightly deserted part of town, but I will definitely keep them in mind in 2 years time. They had a good listing of times that you could sign up for classes and provided more weekend hours than other places I looked into.

The non-conventional approach to teaching music and the casual atmosphere is what I like best about…read morethe School of Rock CLE. Kids appreciate each other for their collective interest in music regardless of what they look like, who they hang out with and where they are from. So happy we found SOR!

Great staff, fun for the kids, learning to play really fast- so it keeps their interest!read more