I really went into our son's birthday party having no idea what to expect. I didn't know much about…read moreBrella, but my kid loves art, so I decided to give it a shot. It was even better than we had hoped. Alyssa and Daniel showed up, and the kids went wild. You can tell Alyssa really knows how to talk to and work with young kids, and Daniel showed them all sorts of fun ways to play with their art. When they rolled out, you could hardly even tell 14 kids had just been painting in my grass and by the street. My son said it was the best party he ever attended, and we will definitely look to making it a tradition!

From the owner: Make a mess with us! Our new art studio is a safe space for families and friends to make a mess…read moretogether. We offer a full slate of art classes, art camps, art workshops, and love to host art-themed parties at our new art studio in East Athens.

Interesting little historical spot to stop at. It was free with lots of parking. Viewing tower with…read moresteps only. No restrooms or stores around. Rest area at beginning of main road with picnic tables.

The monument itself is pretty amazing! It is one of the best remaining artifacts from a different…read moreera in America when Natives were the main inhabitants. The mound Rock Eagle is at least 500 and as old as 1200 years-They are not sure exactly. It's definitely worth a visit. If you stay for an extended time and take part in their programs, I will advise that the food is definitely just regular old cafeteria food. Everything else is awesome, including the staff! It is definitely worth a visit!

Beautiful getaway! My daughters Birthday Party was a huge…read morehit. Everyone enjoyed riding the beautiful gentle horses. Kids had fun feeding all the goats and pigs. We got to see and hold newly born baby goats. Staff is very friendly and take good care of their animals. Kids didn't want to leave and to me that means they had a Great Time. Glad we could support our local farmers. I'm not sure why a previous reviewer said it was in middle of home development, this is off a road with trees everywhere. Obviously the farms can't help big developers taking all the land, but reviewer made it sound like these homes are all over the farm. We didn't see any homes while in the farm. Some people just love to complain.

Great, welcoming and safe place for your kid to learn riding the proper way. The farm is in a…read morebeautiful setting and the owner very knowledgable. incredible horseback riding experience.

Fun spot with a very cool concept. I would definitely come here again. I didn't have a problem…read moregetting a cage. And you know what, I had a great time.

Always has batting cages available and we never feel rushed. Nice facilities with lots of parkingread more

We are deeply disappointed and disturbed by our experience with this school. We can only hope that…read morethe actions of the administration, taken in direct contrast to pediatric and professional standards, do not have a lasting negative impact on our child. While we won't share details about our child or the specific situation in a public forum and do not consent to the school doing so either, we're happy to discuss privately with any parents who reach out. Current and prospective families should know that the administration's approach to handling challenges may not align with best practices in child development, that students are not always treated equally, and that there are SIGNIFICANT concerns with a lack of adult supervision, all of which we personally experienced.

First off let me say that at first our experience at Redstone Children's Academy was great however…read morethey barely gave my child a chance to acclimate into daycare (less than a week) before they approached me and said that daycare may not be for her. However, we worked through that and we had positive experiences for almost an entire year. However, we have noticed that my daughter has some sensory differences and Brooke made every assurance that they would do everything they could and I feel like at first they did. However, as the classroom started to get bigger I got more phone calls that they were having trouble and needed me to come and get her. It finally came down to having a meeting with management about dangerous behavior (jumping off furniture) (which I agree is not an appropriate behavior or something that needs to be happening) and we made a behavior plan. However, less than 3 hours after this meeting and being told that my child would have less than a month to make "significant improvements" or we would be asked to leave I come to find my child slamming her face and hands into a door, crying without the comfort items that Brooke had promised she would have access to at all times. I will say, I expressed some of my feelings about the struggles we were having to other parents (outside of the daycare setting at a private birthday party) and sought advice from a teacher (whom had had great success with my daughter and getting good responses from her) about getting private care from someone similar to her if my daughter was kicked out of the daycare. Management (Brooke) took the side of another parent and would not tell us what was said by that parent and a video (of which they could not hear the entire audio) and told me that I was causing discourse among parents and trying to poach their staff and told me that I nor my daughter were no longer welcome at their facility. We stayed here because my daughter had teachers who truly cared about her and her individual needs but I will say beware of management because they do not have the same heart for kids with differences and that they are different than they appear on the surface.