Karen is such a patient teacher. Her studio is a great place to try out pottery, with a relaxed,…read morepositive atmosphere. As a beginner who can't make it there very often, I still always feel welcomed and she helps me pick up where I left off. So grateful to have found this wonderful studio and teacher!

Great place to try out pottery. Karen is an excellent teacher and has everything you need to get…read morestarted.

My daughter had a wonderful experience at One River. She took several different types of classes…read more The teacher are very kind, patient and encouraging.

Signed up for this after being pressured on the phone. I asked about canceling on the phone as I…read morewas unable to view my calendar at the time. This was literally two days ago. After receiving the detailed information on the class this won't work for me and they are refusing to refund my money. Literally, two days later and no service has been provided (the class doesn't start for weeks). I was told it's part of their terms. When I reminded her I have never been provided her terms, not did I make any agreement to them, she emailed me a copy of the terms. I would not do business with any school this shady. You can even cancel at state schools and colleges if you do it within the timeframe (which they provide upfront).

My 10 year old daughter has been going to Drawn2Art Lake Oswego since she was six. She always loves…read moreher classes/camps and progressing through the different books and mediums. She says all the teachers are really nice and she's proud of what she makes there.

I had paid for Jan. classes back in mid-Dec. for weekly Friday classes. They were quick to charge…read moremy debit card. However, when I showed up for the first day of class, the New Manager, Kelly, tells me that they don't have my son signed up for that class and there's "no room in the class for him to stay". She confirmed that she did in fact see my payment in the system, but not assigned to any specific class because Casey, the former manager, did not assign me to a class even though she told me that I was paying for the Friday class. Ultimately, I decided to not stay with Drawn2Art because I found it ridiculous that they wanted us, the people showing up on time to take the class that they paid for, instead of telling one of the make-up parents that the class is full and to have them reschedule. And no, being in transition into the role is not a valid excuse, especially when you see a payment from us in the system with no assigned class. The manager should have followed up with this at the beginning of the week to ensure that the customer is assigned to a class, and not wait until they show up for class the day of with a you're SOL demeanor.

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.

Paula Maybee listens and ask questions prior to starting her treatment. Her approach is gentle,…read morerelaxing and non-forced massage. I never walk out her treatment feeling more pain then going in. I always end up dozing during her massage, when Paula finish I feel rested and pain free. Thank you so much for all you do!

From the owner: Massage Therapy with Special Certification in Pediatrics, Infant Massage Parent/Baby Education…read moreClasses, Geriatrics, Hospice and Palliative Care. I serve clients from all ages and stages. Birth, Special Needs, Rehabilitation, End of life.

Sweet Lomy Art is a fantastic place to explore your artistic talents. There is inspiration and good…read moreconversations throughout. The best part is you have a keepsake:) Thank you Jenny, you are an amazing instructor!

From the owner: Sweet Lomy Art is a glass art studio that offers fun and unique classes to artists of all ages. We…read morespecialize in fused glass (kilnformed glass) classes. We also offer limited ceramic classes. Glass is a wonderful medium for anyone and with so many colors and projects to choose from, there's always something for everyone to enjoy. We are open during class times a d by appointment only. Business hours vary based on class dates and times since this studio is based out of the owner's home residence.

Park Academy is a Portland area private school that serves students with dyslexia and other…read morelanguage learning differences in Grades 3-12. Structured, sequential, simultaneous, multi-sensory teaching approaches, such as the Barton Reading & Spelling System, help students develop fundamental academic skills. The Academy offers a low student-to-teacher ratio with a complete range of core academic classes plus various electives. Park Academy is located on South Shore Blvd in Lake Oswego, about ten minutes south of downtown Portland. Park Academy is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (AdvancED) and is a designated Subscriber School with Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS). These organizations provide both program oversight and professional development resources. My Son graduated from Park Academy and I can't thank them enough for the educational opportunity they provided him. I also got involved as a school parent and it was a joy to be part of Piper Park's educational vision.

Park Academy is a Portland area private school that serves students with dyslexia and other…read morelanguage learning differences in Grades 3-12. Structured, sequential, simultaneous, multi-sensory teaching approaches, such as the Barton Reading & Spelling System, help students develop fundamental academic skills. The Academy offers a low student-to-teacher ratio with a complete range of core academic classes plus various electives. They have made a tremendous difference in my child's life. The struggles she was having in the public schools were more than they were prepared for. Ridicule was beginning because of her falling behind. School was becoming a nightmare for her. The lack of resources available made it a downward spiral. Park has the resources. The knowledge. Teachers that are prepared to handle the needs of kids with learning difficulties. The teacher ratio is a vast improvement. No child is left behind because they are encouraged. They are stimulated to learn and explore.

This is such a great preschool. The teachers are so kind, and the kids do a wide variety of fun…read moreprojects. We loved every moment of our two years there.

The gal that owns this pre-school has been in this business for years and it shows!…read more She understands how to make the families feel at home and provide a incredibly safe and nurturing learning environment!