5 stars for the art facilities and teachers! both are always wonderful. The teachers are helpful,…read moresmart, experienced, welcoming, and patient. The price of the classes are very fair. 2 stars if you're looking for a social environment to connect with likeminded people. Most of the people I've met have been somewhat abrasive, unfriendly, and like to boast about their rich husbands, vacation homes, etc. I've been taking classes here for 2 years and not made one friend so i stopped trying. That has nothing to do with mac directly but the culture could be a lot better. The thing I hate about Mac is their bathrooms. The doors swing in the wrong directions so it is very hard ti get into the stall without pressing up against the toilet, and I only weigh 150lbs. They need to switch the stall doors to swing outwards so it is not so hard to use the bathrooms. I

Artist looking for classes, sharing and companions? This is the place to check out. Run by…read morePortland Parks. It may be out of the way for some but, generally worth it. I've been coming here for over 20 years off and on. The rules have tightened up so it's not a " do your thing and the rest will follow" type of place. At holiday time (December) they have a sale that students are able to register for to sell their arts and crafts. One can also apply for scholarships to help with some expenses but, look it up well in advance of a class. There is a limited amount of them. Some classes fill up the first day of registration.

Just finished a 3 day workshop with Margaret Terrall at OSA. It was great! If you're an acrylic…read morepainter who wants to loosen up, learn how to make your own stencils and stamps, and have fun, strongly consider a workshop with Margaret. She also sponsors workshops and private parties and one on one at her home.

Just spent a most enjoyable day learning some new brush techniques, a unique color palette, and…read morebeing inspired by a wonderful artist, Margaret Terrell. I have taken several classes from Margaret and always walk away ready to be more creative. Margaret certainly knows about art and shows great teaching skills. I highly recommend her as a teacher and her studio is the best!!!!

Very creatively fabulous environments and teaching by owner artist Tracy. Lots of ideas for gifts…read moreto be shown

From the owner: Fused glass classes and events. Fun parties, gatherings, make your first fused glass piece with…read moreguaranteed success! Corporate team building and private instruction.

The community created here is wonderful and warm for students and their families!…read more We are so grateful for the incredibly supportive learning environment nurtured at PJA!

There is a diverse array of learning opportunities in addition to the curriculum of math and…read moreEnglish that you'll get at a typical school. PJA offers very strong academics as well as creative pursuits and children are encouraged to produce work in a multitude of creative ways. They have a Maker Space separate from their amazing art room. They have access to fantastic athletic facilities as well. Our kids love PJA and we only wish we started them there sooner. The thing that struck us most when we toured a few years ago was the confidence of the children as they engage with each other and with their teachers. It's so great to see kids with that kind of self-confidence and assuredness.

We have been attending PKS for 1.5 years now and are so thankful to have found this wonderful…read moreGerman-immersion preschool. It's become a second family. The teachers and other families are amazing!

Our son's enrollment at Portland Kinderschule is his first experience with group care and he is all…read morein! The educators at the school are compassionate, energetic and creative. The school philosophy is a nice blend of organized activity and learning through play and the cooperative model suits our family, as we love the increased involvement in our son's education. The friendly community and dynamic German immersion culture is more than we could have asked for! We wanted our son to be exposed to other languages in a supportive community and are very pleased with our choice. Highly recommend this school!

Little Olive Tree came into the neighborhood in 2014 and we're so glad they did! It was so hard…read morefor us to find a quality daycare that truly educates toddlers, rather than babysitting them, and we've been so happy with our experience. Our toddler has been enrolled there shortly after turning 1 and we feel that it's really preparing her to be more than ready for school. Two of the teachers own the school and prioritize learning. And all of the teachers are phenomenal. Circle time, singing, dancing, yoga, art, class musical productions, and Spanish instruction - we wish WE could enroll ourselves! If you live in Multnomah Village and are looking for a truly exceptional daycare for your kiddo, we can't recommend this place enough!

Little Olive Tree is amazing. Kate and Zoe and all the teachers are kind and loving and so…read morewonderful with all the classes. The ratios are low, they are play based, but they still teach so much. Songs, units of learning, yoga, dance, Spanish. So robust. Our 3 year old is at home here. We couldn't be happier.

Megan repaired a broken silver and turquoise necklace for my wife. She did an excellent job. Thank…read moreyou, Megan.

Very personable and efficient. Glad to have my watches working again. A little pricey though.read more

Amazing service! Super reasonable and they were able to help me out with exactly what I was looking…read morefor. Definitely coming back with all my future framing needs! Thank you so much for the amazing work, Village Frame!!

David and I made a return visit, and this time around a homemade pen (made by an artist who lives…read morein Multnomah Village) caught my eye. With dark wood and gold dragon accents, this piece of writing art is a keeper.

Interesting that these clowns advertise both online and even on the door that they buy, trade or…read moreconsign musical instruments. Last week I took two mid-level guitars in to do consignment. I've never been so insulted. These clowns must have assumed they were stolen. "Where'd you get them? Why are you selling?..." Hey pal, I have multiple instruments and these were two I almost never play (as if it's any of their business). They claimed there were problems with both and weren't interested. Now, I have done business with them multiple times, but they can kiss this customer goodbye! I'm not a thief, but these guys are jerks. To prove these were from my personal collection, I've included a picture of my remaining guitars. I ended up gifting the guitars to my niece.

True to form, this time the whole store was closed with not even so much as a note on the door…read more They are closed for lunch from 2 to 2:30 pm, yes. But I came at about 2:45 and the whole place was still dark. Just a thought - maybe have enough staff around at all times that some of your employees can take lunch while others are still on shift? Were they closed for summer vacation again and just didn't tell anyone? Sorry, but I'm all done here. You've wasted enough of my time. At one time Portland Music Co. was the best in the city. Those days are gone. It's better to buy music online nowadays anyway. The prices are often marked down by 20% or more if you get in on a holiday sale or something.