Camp Jam - Simply Amazing!…read more Where do I even begin? Camp Jam was an absolutely incredible experience for my 6-year-old son last summer. As soon as we picked him up on the last day, he was already begging to go back again this year! The staff was phenomenal - incredibly welcoming, nurturing, and talented musicians themselves. You could tell they genuinely loved working with kids and fostering a love of music. The camp facilities were top-notch as well, with great equipment and spaces for all the different activities. My son came home each day excited to tell us about all the new songs, instruments, and music skills he had learned that day. From singing to piano, drums, And violin. he was exposed to such a wide variety of instraments. The counselors made everything fun and interactive. But beyond just having a blast, I was so impressed with how much he actually learned and grew his musical abilities in just one week. Camp Jam truly sparked a passion - he's been begging for piano lessons and trumpets his new repertoire of camp songs constantly around the house! I can't say enough about what an amazing opportunity this was. The life-long appreciation and skills Camp Jam nurtures are invaluable. We've already signed up for multiple sessions this summer - it's an absolute must for any family! Highest possible recommendation!

My 8 and 5 yearold attended Camp Jam for the first time this year. It was five full days filled…read morewith music, art, crafts, and so many different activities. In music, they were introduced to a variety of instruments including violin, recorder, keyboard, and ukulele. I was amazed that in just a few short hours over several days, they were able to learn the basics and even perform on the violin on the final day. This experience inspired me to purchase two violins and plan for them to start lessons afterward. I truly appreciate Mr. Barry and all the teachers for their dedication and care. My kids are already looking forward to next year's camp!

Wonderful. They take great care of our kids. Both of our boys love going. The staff is very…read morefriednlu.

Katelyn is awesome. She is the director for this location and I just love her! My kids love her and…read moreeven ask for her. She remembers my kids and remembers their names and to me it just takes customer service to that next level. I've gone to other locations and was not impressed but I actually feel super comfortable dropping off my kids here. My kids love it! I highly recommend this place. They also do a lot of arts and crafts with the kids which I love because it's not like I just drop them off and let the kids play on the little play scape thing or sit there and watch TV but they interact with them.

Best Art classes hands down! Wonderful teacher with many years of experience, all age and skill…read morelevels are welcome here.

Mr. Carson and Mrs. Carson are incredibly talented artists and wonderful teachers. It seems to me…read morethat they really understand how to engage with each student, showing patience and care while allowing personal creativity and independence. My girls (7yr and 9yr) started with a short spring break camp but asked to stay on and now love their weekly art and crochet classes. They never complain about going and never want to miss a class, which says a lot for busy kids this age! Since, their skills have improved much and I'm always impressed to see the projects they bring home. If you take a peek at the other student's work displayed, your mind will be blown. It's encouraging to see other parents entrust their extremely talented children to this school.

I was hoping I would find a suburban area YMCA in Houston similar to the one I went to when I lived…read morein the Dallas area and this Monty Ballard YMCA fits just the bill. This Katy Cinco Ranch location is very family oriented and has plenty of space & equipment. I have yet to have any issues with waiting to use equipment even when it is busier. You will find a surplus of treadmills, free weights, squat racks, benches, and more for all your exercise needs. There is also a child care area available for the younger ones. In addition, they also have a gymnasium with multiple side rims, as well as both an indoor and outdoor pool. Other areas available include a stretch room, cycling room, group exercise room, and another smaller weight room. They have plenty of locker/storage space as well, located is some weight rooms, outside the restroom/pool area, and inside the restrooms as well (the ones in the restroom require your own lock). One of the things I love most is they have a water fountain with a filtered water bottle filler so I can bring my empty water bottle from home and fill it with water at the Y for my workout. Another thing I appreciate are the several sanitizing stations for your hands and for wiping down equipment. Overall I'm extremely happy with this Y. The staff are very friendly, they have plenty of parking and allow 3 free guest passes per year (my previous Y made you pay for all guest passes). The only slight negative I've found so far is that they don't provide basketballs for the gymnasium due to people not returning them, which is understandable. Thus, I highly recommend this YMCA!

Friendly team. Welcoming to all fitness levels and focused on community as well as individual…read moremember health and wellbeing. Great value. Many fitness and enrichment programs.

Sometimes it can be frustrating trying to help your children academically and even more so if you…read morecome from a different educational system, if you need help Gina Riojas and her BT team can help you. They helped my daughter and I have recommended them to friends who need help with their children. For me they are the best and your children will be in a calm and quiet environment where they can learn!!!

I do not agree with their business practices and think they act unethically. I enrolled my son and…read morepaid an annual fee. Spoke in great lengths with Benedictine Tutors about him attending weekly. Not even 24 business hours after having this conversation, I was told that the camp was full the majority of other weeks and my son would not be able to attend. I was misled to believe that he could have attended the camp. Please make alternate plans for summer help as this camp was not reliable for me

Great for weekend fun, summer camp and just fitness in general! It's the most "extra" gym with…read morebouldering, rock climbing, yoga and a gym. Great for kids too. Absolutely recommend.

If you are active and want to do something different, I highly recommend. Also, you shouldn't be…read moreafraid of heights. Indoor rock climbing will push you out of your shell and definitely led me to do something I never thought I could do. Turns out I'm a little spider monkey.. crawled right up! I would recommend going on Groupon. They have different deals depending on the offer at the time. So worth it!

My daughter loves her gymnastics classes!…read more Not giving more stars due to my experience with Jennifer her attitude over the phone was unnecessarily rude and unprofessional. Also, parents should know that Coach Rafaela often yells at the kids and doesn't treat them kindly. The rest of the staff has been great though.

The first time we went in for a tour, a woman named Melody was in the office. She barely lifted her…read morehead and told us to walk around. No help at all. When I talked to Edna, she blew off my complaints and said Melody has been working there for a few years. So you hire rude and incompetent people and don't care. A couple of times , Jennifer answered the phone. Each time, she was rude and didn't want to help. Seems that they don't hire the best, but the office staff I Hope dont interact with children. I had two children there today for half day camp. There was no communication about buying sno cones today. The children felt left out and there is no plan for children who didn't have the $5. Surely the management could have helped them feel included and provided the treats. I know the response will be "then we would have to do that for everyone." No you don't. Communicate better and have a plan. We won't be going back. Staff are jist too rude to treat paying customers as though they're gum on the bottom of the shoe.

Our son has been attending summer camp for 2 years at St Luke's and it'll be his third year in a…read morerow. He loves the counselors, the activities and the environment. He has attended other summer camps in prior years but enjoyed St Luke's by far. Summer camp is a lot of fun, the pool is open, they have field trips every Friday and more. He enjoyed summer camp so much, that last year we decided to do after school there as well. They offer other activities as well, so he is taking Taekwondo and a science/stem class this semester (took tennis previously as well). He does his homework there as well. All in all, an awesome place.

Our kids love St. Luke's Summer Camp! They engage in wonderful activities, including yoga, tennis,…read morecommunity service events, and swimming. The counselors have been amazing and truly a positive influence on their development.

3 and up can ride the gokarts as a passenger. The kids had a blast. For 4 it was $31 for a round…read more They have an arcade area, bounce house, and party area. We went another time to the bounce and arcade area and they really liked it.

Came here for a kid's birthday party. The inflatable room seemed fine. The arcade had MANY broken…read moregames. They took our money also. We alerted staff to one that the actual button was detached from it. We thought it was just the one but then the motorcycles were also broken and the staff knew about it but didn't put signs up. The basketball game had deflated balls and it seriously shocked both me and my husband. My finger hurt for awhile after being shocked. And there were other games that did not work but definitely took the money off children's cards. It was my nephews birthday and he pretty much lost his money on broken games but did not understand to tell adults what was happening. The fact that the staff knew games were broken yet were not turning them off or putting a sign was just unethical. Terrible arcade and business practice.