I highly recommend this super memorable experience. Teryl is hilarious and made clay building fun…read moreand low stress. Even my friends with absolutely no pottery experience went home with something beautiful. shout out to her husband John for the delicious appetizers too!

There is an amazing wall of solid fabrics. This is not a large store buy they manage to have a…read moregreat selection worth the drive to Gig Harbin. Owners are helpful and knowledgeable. They enjoy welcoming you!

They are always immediately helpful and offer great suggestions without pressure. The women who own…read morethe shop are great to work with.

Maggie is amazing! Each person's finished painting is unique, yet totally successful!read more

I just came back from my first class. This was so much fun. I defiantly will be back for more. It…read morewas truly a wonderful experience

Dave was on time and was very helpful after the road test in explaining what I did right or wrong.read more

They have fun competitions (we won). The teacher is fun and an overall good dude (coach mitch) we…read morelearn a lot while having fun.

Not a healthy environment for the younger generation. Filled with old people like me. Something…read morefeels awfully uncomfortable here. An all white leadership, feels very unrepresentative of the Jewish community. Came to a board meeting once, the president was awfully emotionally loud, I can't imagine what he's like at home.

It's small and intimate, and offers quite a lot considering it doesn't really have critical mass…read more This does mean there are lots of opportunities to be involved. The "rock-star Rabbi" who was here for four years moved on which was a loss. Over the years, depending upon the leadership, the atmosphere, flexibility, and welcomeness waxes and wanes. When we first arrived, we felt extremely unwelcome. Then, for several years it felt like a very warm, fulfilling, active, growing community! And then it didn't. My recommendation is to drop in (when there's a service or class) as it might just be your perfect place. And then again, it might also not be. But one thing's for sure: you won't know without trying it. Wishing you the best!!!

Love going to explorer, teachers actually care about you and your education, unlike south. I made…read moreup credits missed from south, and am now in running start because of the amazing staff here. 100% best decision I ever made was to leave south and come here.

Our son attended M&M from 4mo to almost 5.5yo. He attended pre-COVID, during, and post so we saw it…read morefrom all levels. We loved the staff, curriculum, and that our son always came home with something he had learned or created that day with a daily sheet of activities, food, etc. Each room has at least 1 long term staff member with a few that come and go being that it's a large military community which is expected. The director Renee is great as well with communication, dedication to the program, and I always saw her helping out all levels when I randomly stopped by or at pick ups. Even though my son has now started Kindergarten he frequently asks to visit his previous teachers. I'm so happy our son was able to attend M&M!

My daughter attended only for six months in the infant room but I thought the staff and director…read morewas great. The director was very helpful and understanding. She helped me with all the paperwork to start my daughter's care (military family with childcare assistance). And my emails were always addressed promptly and all the staff were so approachable. The caregivers in the infant room were so caring and fun. I loved that Ms. Simone always talked constantly to the babies. My daughter was very attached to Ms. Ellen. We were only there for 6 months due to a move. We miss this Martha and Mary and all the staff though!

It is free admissions to this small art gallery. They have a beautiful whale skeleton with an…read moreautomated tail. There was a nice volunteer there that gave us a short story about the whale. She also taught us more about whales with fun facts and let us hold a real whale bone too. It was much lighter than anticipated and I believe our first time holding a real whale bone. They had a nice gallery of local artists' works for sale. There were beautifully crafted hand baskets, pottery, and repurposed aluminum can artworks on sale when we were there.

Beautiful venue! They also were serving beer and wine. We…read moresaw Ricki Lee Jones and the sound couldn't have been better. I wish I could see every show here as it accommodates just enough, people for it not to be too crowded. Super comfortable!