Courtney knows this business as only a New Yorker could. She has great experience and can give you…read morethe confidence you need for those head shots, auditions or extra practice for your next big role. Love Courtney and everything about this studio!

From the owner: The Courtney Studio is a Talent Development Company and Acting Studio where we help actors of all…read moreages and expertise become the performer that they desire to be. Our founder, Courtney Beam, brings her professional experience as a Talent Agent in New York down South to help hone and polish the skills of the next generation of actors and professionals in the theatre community. We do this by teaching private acting classes, group acting classes, and one-on-one consulting strategy sessions to make a plan of action for how we will take next steps to continually grow as entertainers and industry professionals. This is all done in a positive and creative environment.

Really enjoyed visiting this gem of a store today. Everyone was very friendly, yarns organized by…read moreweight and color with plenty of room to look, ask questions and build my next project plan. Looking forward to going back very soon.

This is an awesome yarn store. The owner LadiAnne was very helpful and answered all my newbie…read moreknitter questions. Great space & atmosphere. I cannot wait to take a class.

You will never meet a nicer, more welcoming guy than Charlie Frye. If you are visiting, stop by his…read morestudio and enjoy the art from locals. Charlie is very well known and liked here. As you look around town, you will see a lot of his art, namely murals. If you are a collector, Charlie has amazing work for sale.

Continuing Education is one part of what Mitchell Community College offers, others include…read moreuniversity transfer and career programs. Included in Continuing Education are classes and programs that allow students to refresh or enhance their educational or professional skills. The main building is modern and up to date with sufficient classrooms and labs to provide a sound foundation. The Certified Production Technician Certification consists of 4 modules that help to prepare the student for a career in manufacturing: Safety discusses the vital role of OSHA, SDS, PPE, 5S, LOTO and other acronyms in keeping americans safe at work. Quality Practices includes drawings, measurement, and tolerancing plus QMS, SPC, and kaizen. Manufacturing Processes discusses mechanics, machines, and machining along with production planning and scheduling. Maintenance module wraps it up with an overview of how to keep it all moving along smoothly. Seriously though, it looks like there's quite a lot of information to cover between the classroom and homework to prepare the student for the modern workplace. Modern manufacturing is more than 'sit back and watch the machine work', the repetitive tasks are being done by automatons so the production worker needs to bring something more to the factory: math and mechanical skills plus an understanding of the business are necessary heading to the 21.2th century. yea George Jetson!

How can I get to in dancing here ???I'm 10 just asking ........cuz I want to dance somewhere and…read morehow much money is it ???:)

From the owner: Ballet, Tap, Jazz: Our dance program provides children with a strong foundation in dance movement…read more It teaches each of the dancers the elements of movement and dance, integrated with the physical concepts and the intellectual concepts of self-awareness, creative expression, imagination, teamwork and basic body/health awareness. Through participation in these classes, students also learn classroom manners. These concepts include learning how to take turns, following another dancer or leading the way, waiting patiently, working together with others, and having a positive attitude. Concepts of movement and sequencing, patterning, the eight basic locomotive movements, a dancer's vocabulary and more.

I have never been to a nail tech academy before, but I sure received an excellent dip manicure and…read moregel pedicure yesterday. Ms Kim the teacher was right there teaching the girls different techniques. She is very knowledgeable and makes sure each customer is pleased with their nails before leaving g. I want to thank Madeline for working on my nails. You did a fantastic job! Thanks again ladies!!

I was extremely impressed by the experience that I had at the Nail Tech Academy of Easley. I…read morereceived a pedicure and my daughter received acrylics. It turned out amazing. Everyone was so nice, helpful, and dedicated to high quality service. Sky, who did my pedicure, and Jenna, who did my daughter's nails, were so amazing. Miss Kim, who ran the academy, was also extremely nice and knowledgeable. It was fun to see how they all supported each other. It was a great experience and we will be back.

my children have been going to Artspace for two years now and they hahavehave learned so much…read more and the staff there is so wonderful and helpful to everyone of those students because every one of them interact with everyone I highly recommend this pamela Stamford

ArtSpace is an amazing school. The were one of the best public schools in North Carolina a few…read moreyears in a row. I have two children that graduated from ArtSpace, went on to attend honors classes in high school. I now have one attending college and one about to go into the Coast Guard. They also both still have lifelong friends that they were able to establish friendships with at ArtSpace. ArtSpace does a great job of prepping students to go on and be successful individuals! I truly cherish what ArtSpace has brought to our family!

I have been to Jenny Lea a LOT for a bunch of different things ranging from hair color, facials,…read moreand nails. The students are always fabulous and go above and BEYOND what I would have expected. However this time, the hair instructors, specifically Ms Clark, have ruined the school for me. I originally booked a toner refresh which ended up being a partial highlight and then charged TWICE for "extra color." The student used two bowls but didn't use more than half of either of them (i'm unsure why) and I picked my toner (which was included the last time I went) out before we started but the instructor was saying that I used two toners? I ended up paying more for a partial highlight that I did for a full highlight 4 months prior. When I had questions about it the student tried to explain to Ms Clark what actually happened and why I shouldn't be charged that much Ms Clark acted as if I was verbally assaulting her by asking questions and just kept repeating that she "wasn't doing anything wrong" and "this was absolutely correct" instead of actually answer my questions. The student was remarkable, her name was Ireland and she did an incredible job. Another student, I'm not sure of her name, came up to me because she could tell I was upset and said that people complain about the instructor all the time so I wanted to make sure to share incase no one else has. I'm aware this is still cheaper than a regular hair salon and I don't take that for granted but paying double than what I originally thought because of sneaky charges isn't cool and what made me leave regular salons.

Takes financial aid. Decent instruction. I don't hate the place better than other schools in the…read morearea.