Arts for All has been a HOME RUN for our autistic child. All very nice people and best of all my…read moreson loves going there. Tucson is Lucky to have you.

Arts for All is an amazing outlet for children and adults with special needs to be a part of the…read morevibrant Tucson community. It's a great place to send your child when they're out of school or on school breaks - Arts for All is open nearly every day of every year!

I am so excited to write this review for this OUTSTANDING company! They are the real deal, bringing…read morehours of entertainment and fun for all ages at an incredibly reasonable price. Angie is very personable and prompt with communications, clearly explaining what they do and answering all my questions. I really cannot sing their praises loud enough!!

From the owner: An old-fashioned experience for families and children. We create unique, memorable events with…read morethese themes - Carnival, Circus, Prairie Girl, Yukon Gold Rush, Pioneer, Western Cowboy/Girl, or Old Time Americana. Including event planning, decorating, comical costumed characters and stilt characters, dress-up fun, butter churning, veggie dig, scarecrow building, washboard laundry, sand art light boxes, covered wagon puppet theater, gem mine & gold panning, plus the Carnival Corner adds up to 30+ more fun old fashioned games & activities. For fairs, festivals, all types of private events, parties and fundraisers.

Walking by the Tucson Mall towards the wing that was once inhabited by large retailers and now has…read moremore art/toy/entertainment businesses, I stumbled upon Coy's Camps and Classes. The location is unexpected but works well for a camp space that specializes in chess and the owner is even a US Chess Federation certified tournament director. They were very welcoming to my little 6yo who went in knowing only the very, very basics of the game. I'm sure they would have been equally supportive if he knew nothing. During camp, coach Matthew paired them up and walked them through moves and gave ample opportunities for them to play the game at their level. Coach Matthew also worked individually with some kids. The kids had a break and got the chance to play with the giant chess set and an automated chess board (it's like Harry Potter magic!) They have weekday classes for different levels and tournaments. Plus, they also offer STEM camps and other classes. This is the type of place we need in Tucson.

Coy's Camps and Classes is owned by a certified teacher. All classes and camps are designed to…read moreenrich the learner in core subject areas. Those areas are also reinforced through art. In addition to core subject camps and classes, chess classes, chess camps and chess tournaments are held as well. All classes, camps and tournaments are held both in person and virtually with extremely flexible schedules. My children love Coy's Camps and Classes and they have attended both in-person and online classes. The owner, Molly Coy, is truly passionate about teaching, and her time and dedication to learning is obvious with each class she offers. I highly recommend Coy's Camps and Classes!

Finding lil kickers has been awesome for our son! We first started when he was 18 months and he is…read morenow 3.5. The coaches are awesome! They are wonderful with kids, patient, knowledgeable and fun! The parent interaction with my son has been great for him and his dad. The location is pretty far from our home but we love going. Great exercise for him and great fun!

My son loves coming to his Lil Kickers class every Saturday! The staff are so nice and welcoming at…read morethe front desk, and the coaches are very easy going with the kids and are really great at making them feel like they are a part of the whole. I truly recommend!

I love 10th Planet Tucson the Wrestling the Jiu Jitsu the striking everything is Top Tier I love it…read morethe coaches are so helpful even if your a beginner they have classes for everyone. The room is a great level if you wanna get good fast come train at 10th planet Tucson you won't regret it!

Totally unethical place and owner - Anthony Birchak. Maybe he once loved the sport. Now he loves…read morethe business and money and doesn't mind misleading underaged kids. I honestly can't believe the reviews calling this place "family friendly." I mean, I guess some people want their kids to learn hard lessons that you can't trust everyone in the world, but that's not what I was looking for for my kid. I was just letting him explore a sport he wanted to learn more about.

Stopped by the Scout shop for some badges and supplies. The shop is always stocked and very…read morehelpful with all my needs. The lady who works there is always helpful and friendly. Unfortunately it will be my sons last year with the Scouts not because he doesn't enjoy it but because of the so called leadership of Dr. Robert's. Zero integrity, no moral values, and lies so often he doesn't even know the truth anymore. The only interaction I had with him he had a bullying demeanor and very condescending. He doesn't return phone calls or responds to emails. Obviously if running the scouts into the ground was the idea then Dr. Robert's is the answer.

My husband and I were interested in having my youngest daughter and nephew join the Scouts. We saw…read morethey were having a Family camp at their camp up on Mt Lemon and thought it would be a great chance to try it out. We stopped by the Scout shop to gather a few supplies and found everything we needed. The lady was very helpful and friendly. The issues started as I was walking out of the shop. I saw a guy looking me up and down with an ugly look on his face, sticking out his little bird chest, and his high water pants so tight it was comical. As he walked into a different room I asked the front desk worker who that was. I was blown away to find out he was the Scout Executive Shanon Roberts. Literally the person in charge of running the show. It does explain our next experience because even with that happening we still sent my daughter to the camp. Unfortunate mistake because her stories when we picked her up were disheartening. The camp was poorly organized and ran. The lady in charge Katie always seemed stressed out and in disarray when it came to daily activities, meals, and overall organization of the camp. It was so bad my daughter is no longer interested in joining. She wasn't the only one she mentions talk around camp was overall boredom and being uninterested. I usually don't leave reviews but with my husband's family and my whole family all growing up in the Scouts it is astonishing how far they have dropped standards and something needs to be said. If my experience with Shanon is any indication of how the Scouting experience is right now it's obvious why they can't get kids to join.

Patrick in the Men's Dept. managed to help multiple customers simultaneously while making sure all…read moreof us felt seen, helped and had all of our questions answered. You can tell he has such a passion for what he does. I will be returning for all of my boyfriends suit needs as well as for my brothers bc Patrick made the shopping THAT memorable. I cannot stress enough how fantastic he was and very well educated on all of the brands and their value. Thank you Patrick!

Macy's hasn't changed a lot in the last ten years. The store is clean. Employees are friendly. A…read morelot of merchandise to choose feom - large clothing selection. This visit there were a ton of sales, so it might be a good value. Check the sales ads for extra savings and bargains. Not a large sock/hosiery selection. Macy's has changed up there chwckout processes. Instead of checking out at the counters, there are two checkouts per floor. Be aware of this because the lines do get long.