This is an impressive small city museum, and I love that it is community-focused and has an art…read morelibrary and school along with the gallery space. My favorite of the current exhibits is the 'Cobalt to Indigo' Asian display. The high school pieces are impressive too. The museum is free on Thursdays and has a free parking lot across from the back of the building.

I love art museums, so I was excited to check out KIA while in town recently. Entry is only $5 for…read moreadults, $2 for students, and free for members, children through age 12, and active military personnel. There is free parking available in parking lots across from entrances on South and Lovell streets. The museum wasn't busy when we were there, which was nice as we were able to leisurely wander the galleries. It's not a huge museum, but I loved the Kyungmi Shin: A Story to Finding Us exhibit (through May 12, 2024). The artworks were stunning and I loved trying to find hidden images in each. The other main exhibit was American Realism: Visions of America, 1900-1950, which didn't resonate with me personally as much, but it was still interesting to see. The permanent collection downstairs was nice - I especially liked the Tiffany lamps and jewelry. There is a Chihuly sculpture hanging in the entryway, which is really cool to see. The gift shop is nicely curated with lots of great books, gifts, and more. Nate got a cute little cat shaped ceramic chopstick rest!

If I could give this place a 0 I would! First of all because I don't have a license someone else…read morebrought me in the car I was going to use to the test. The lady that was doing my test made me drop him off at Meijer without a license and come back. She pointed me because she said I should've been a little bit closer to the line. Then I got pointed for pulling forward after I parallel apart. It was just habit so I didn't even make it out of the parking lot. My son also took his test there. Everything went great until he was turning right on to Columbia and the instructor made him drive right back to the movie theater, saying he turned red! The instructor was rude and on his phone, the whole time and failed him! These people are criminals all they want to do is take your money because you have to pay ahead of time! My instructor told me adults fail all the time because they try to be too perfect! These people will never get another dime from me. I know seven people that have taken their test at easy way in the last two years and they all failed and had similar stories! Please do not waste your time or money, go anywhere else!

Don't trust this company. They're fortunate to get one star. I wish I could give them zero. My…read morephone battery died and I couldn't get my car ports to charge in order to show my proof of insurance. I ask the instructor several times if I could try plugging my phone into his car. Even after restating this request several times he just acted like he didn't hear me. It was very strange. He only stated I had several minutes to show him or he would terminate the appointment and reschedule for another 80 bucks. The phone thing was is on me, but he was definitely in a position to at least attempt to help but acted like he could care less. Did I mention after terminating my appointment he kept my money. Actually, I feel like it was stolen. I will never recommend this company.

Prompt, pleasant, well organized. Night and day difference from other testing places in Grand…read moreRapids area. Shout out to Bobbie, Jayden and Kim who were sooo nice and helpful and calm -huge contrast to folks at Michigan Road Testing, Integrity & Century. Sure wish Michigan Secretary of State didn't have such a scatter-shot, complicated and expensive approach to training & licensing drivers.

I had three kids take their driving test at Fleet. They sent us a detailed email with everything we…read moreneeded to know about what paperwork we needed, what they would be inspecting on our vehicle, etc. Our instructor, Kim, was the perfect balance of friendly but also serious. He visited with the kids a bit, and when they were finished talked through all of the details about their drive. He takes driving seriously while still recognizing how nervous kids get, and he tried to put them at ease. It was a very positive experience. Our older daughter went to a school where the teacher never said one word other than giving them their commands, which was fine but intimidating. It's really helpful to read the driver's test pamphlet (you get from drivers training) as it goes over everything you need to know (and practice parking). We would highly recommend Fleet.

Great place to stop and have a cold beer.always enjoy helping the vetrans out. a great place with…read moregood people.who are always there to help vets. just a sal member myself but my brother and father both served in the us navy.

I want to let you know that Wayne Donald Rial have two daughter and one son they live in Indiana,…read moreFlorida and his son in Missouri. The one that live in Michigan is a step daughter. She hate his kids that why they just found out of there father death on March 11 2021 and he die on March 8 2021. We found out in a news paper. Thank you very much oh yes my husband a veteran of the united states army .........

Poor communication. Lack of professionalism.. Judgmental and harsh. It is difficult to get a hold…read moreof anybody and even more impossible to get a proper response to a question.. completely impossible to schedule drives the instructor only releases open spots Sunday night at 9 PM and they are all taken within 30 seconds!! Yet they require you to schedule all your drives within a certain amount of time! They program you to fail! So that you have to repeat their course!

No call/show for the driver's test. Apparently this happens all the time. What a waste of time…read moreand a fight to receive a refund.

All I can say is "Wow!" I've always thought about getting singing lessons, but never got the…read morecourage to until now. I was always worried whether I would like it or not, if I would actually learn something, and I think I was always worried that I would learn I sucked and I shouldn't even try. Crazy thoughts huh?! Well anyways, I am glad I took lessons with Ashley because I learned so much. In just 5 months, I experienced a huge improvement in being able to sing. I had no idea of the depth of the gift of singing I had until she helped me discover it. Ashley is so helpful, thoughtful, and inspiring that I recommend her to anyone who loves to sing and would like to move forward in their journey with music and singing.

Our 15 year old studied with Ashley and made a tremendous amount of progress on her singing skills…read morein a short period of time. She always looked forward to her lesson, enjoyed Ashley and, by her own assessment, gained a tremendous amount of confidence. We would recommend Ashley to anyone looking for a voice teacher. She is awesome!

My husband just graduated from 160 and they supported in every way, from getting his dot physical,…read morein class training, training on the yard. They showed great enthusiasm when he passed his skills test, and kept in contact with him even after he received his class a CDL license. Those guy over at 160 driving academy are great!!

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