We had a terrible experience with a child's drawing class at Blair Center for the Arts. I posted…read moreabout it on their FB page and Google. He verbally threatened my child and told him he was filming him. it scared him so much he was crying the whole way home. I contacted the police and they went to speak with him. Now, because this man child can't handle a bad review we are going to have to step into legal action. Avoid all cost.

I first heard about the Blair Center For The Arts when I was admiring a piece of art at a gallery…read moreon Sullivan's Island. The artist was Silvia Belviso Blair and I was informed that she provides private art lessons. Relatively new to the world of painting and stuck on a particular commission piece, I signed up for a class from Silvia. I was not disappointed. She is fantastic. In the hour that she spent with me, I learned so many useful tips that I continue to use on a very regular basis. She is patient, thoughtful with her instruction, and just a very talented artist. I decided to take an oil painting class from Silvia shortly thereafter. Having just moved, it was so nice to have the two locations (Mt. Pleasant and West Ashley) to choose from. Once again, Silvia's instruction did not disappoint and I have now transitioned from using mostly acrylics to working mostly in oils now. The classes were mellow and my fellow classmates were a lot of fun - so much so that nobody paid attention to the time and Silvia was gracious enough to let us stay past our designated hour and a half if we chose to. The classes range from beginner/basic to very unique and I can't wait to explore them further. If you have a creative itch, I highly recommend the Blair Center!

Both my daughters have attended Charleston Taekwondo (ages 7 and 5) and have loved the classes. The…read moreinstructors are great with kids and make the classes fun and educational while dealing with different skill levels. My 5 year old looks forward to class every week. Master Rider is a fantastic instructor. If you're looking for a healthy and safe activity for your kids....look no further.

This place is Mila's home away from home. She feels like the instructors and the other students…read moreare her family. We started taikwondo here when we first moved to Charleston and she loves going there twice a week. Every time she earns a new belt she is so proud of herself. I'm so lucky that we found Charleston Taikwondo !!

So i have been on a desperate hunt for a good and affordable daycare, today alone in a span of a…read morehour i have called maybe 30 daycares. I was about to give up for the day but then i saw this one on the list and called. First the guy who answered the phone (i suck at names so i dont remember his name) but he was very pleasant to talk to, extremely helpful, and very informative. Second, they are affordable, and offer different amount of days as well which was exactly what i was looking for. My son is not enrolled yet but after just that call, i am very certain i found the perfect daycare for my son. I usually dont leave reviews for anything but this deserved one. Honestly i am so excited to get him in!!

I cannot say enough good things about our experience there. My daughter began at Cadence when she…read morewas 7 weeks old, and has been there ever since. She has always been nurtured, challenged, and loved while there. The teachers and administrators are top notch, and so passionate about what they do. Communication is great and we could not be happier!

Im an adult learning how to play the ukulele & absolutely love the personal approach to teaching…read more The Mt Pleasant location has great parking, a wide selection on hours to accommodate my schedule as an Education Therapist & my instructor is top notch.

I love these guys! A…read morenew business concept that will challenge the traditional music academies in the area. I love how the lessons are structured, so there is a pathway for learning. Very important. I enrolled my kids in a day camp here, and it looked like so much fun, now I want to get involved. I met one of the other parents who was picking up his child, and after talking briefly we decided to put together our own band. It can happen.

We absolutely love The Little Gym! We started when my daughter was around 10 months old, and it has…read morebeen the perfect environment for exploration and exposure. She has truly blossomed during her time here and gets so excited to come each week. Miss Courtney and Miss Lilly are our favorites -- you can genuinely tell how much they care about the kids. We als appreciate how responsive the team is and will allow us to make last minute class changes if our daughter is sick or something comes up. We frequently add in drop in classes as well if the weather is yucky or we need to get some energy out. We're so grateful for this sweet community!

We love this The Little Gym in particular. Super instructors that focus on the sport / activity but…read morealso about self control, friendship, independence and being a good kid! We have had 2 parties and our 12 year old loves Flips the Grade School gymnastic program

Terrible. My son,…read more20mo, has been there less than 2 months and this last week he came home 3 different days bitten on the back, once bringing blood. There was no incident report and no one even knew.... 3 times different days, separate occasions and no one saw this happening!?! Neglect and because of it my child has been injured under their care. Mt. Pleasant, Sc

I looked all over the Charleston area for a daycare for my 14 month old son. I was terrified…read morebecause he had never been in a daycare before and I had been a stay at home mom, nervous to let anyone watch him because I knew no one would care for him like I do. I looked at a bunch of daycares where all the teachers seemed tired and miserable and lethargic. Some of them wouldn't even respond to me when I said hello. I've seen playgrounds with broken toys that could hurt the children. I've seen classrooms full of kids with snot all over their faces that led me to believe the teachers refused to wipe their noses and in turn giving way to a vicious cycle of sick children. Then I found the Sunshine House in Mount Pleasant. Everyone was warm and welcoming, the kids were happy, the toys were unbroken and age appropriate, and Ms. Jane Anne had a kid in her lap and was wiping his nose! My son who is very clingy was anxious to squirm out of my arms and play on the playground and I instantly felt that he would be safe and cared for here. It's not conveniently located for me, but it's worth the extra drive for a daycare that exceeded my expectations. They even provide free diapers and wipes as well as breakfast, lunch, and snack. They also have flexible schedules so I can gradually increase his time there until I find a job. So happy I found the sunshine house!

Truly the most horrible experience I have ever had! Please avoid this place if you have little…read moreones. My son came close to drowning due to instructor negligence. I had to run in and pull him out of the water because his instructor's back was turned the majority of the class time to my son and another male student, only focused on one female student. The instructor put my son on the edge and when he could not pull himself out he fell in the water which was over his head. He is 3!! He could not touch and was under water. I ran in from the watching area, had to open a door and go inside and still made it to him faster than anyone in the pool. I asked for cameras to be reviewed so this does not happen to any other children but they said there are not cameras in that area. My son is now traumatized around water. If you have older ones who can touch then you might be okay here but if you have little ones run for their own safety!!!

This place has been wonderful for our three years olds. They absolutely love the lessons- they done…read moregroup lessons and private lessons. Lindy is a wonderful teacher and the twins really look forward to their weekly class with her. Lots of private change rooms, restrooms are always clean, the front desk staff know our kids by name when they arrive. Five stars!