A great experience for both children & adults. Love it here! Workshops & regular classes are very…read moreinformative and lots of fun!

I had a two hour private instruction on sharpening hand planes and chisels. Adam was a great…read moreteacher, patient and knowledgeable. He gathered information about my needs and knowledge and started where I was in the process of learning. I was worried about walking in as a 50+ year old woman that I would feel intimidated or would not be taken seriously but it was a 10 out of 10 experience! YouTube videos are great but nothing beats in-person instruction. I will schedule private instruction if I hit another stumbling block in the future but until then I will definitely be taking some classes!

Absolutely loved my experience here. The cutting board class is a good introductory class. The…read moreinstructor was extremely educated and helpful. Quick tips: there is parking lot so you don't have to worry about street parking. They provide safety goggles and ear protection for the noise. I did get an allergic reaction to the wood (hives)- just something to look out for. Took a Benadryl and I was fine. I highly recommend this place and will def be back!

Great curriculum. Hands on learning at its finest. Nefertiti brings so much life to the class room…read moreas well ! Thankful for earning my certification here and thankful for everything the instructors taught us. Would deff recommend if you want to enter the medical field. A great way to get the basics down and get your foot in the door.

Karen Singer's slogan is "art you can touch" and it's true!!!…read moreKaren's tiles are unique gifts. I have given several to friends when the typical items just won't do. I have seen some of her large scale works which are well designed and transform a space. Karen recently started offering classes at her studio. I took a one night class to make an address tile. It was alot of fun, I learned alot and I made a fun and funky tile for the front of my house. I recommend Karen Singer Tileworks for gifts, classes and large scale projects.

This side-street Asian art & music store is run by Xiaomei - a Chinese Artist. She often has her 6…read moreyear old son, Seth, a budding painist with her. The store sells arts supplies and works by Xiaomei including oil paintings. They also offer art lessons in the brand-new (remodelled) studio downstairs. In addition there are piano lessons available (for children and adults). One piano is on the main level and a keyboard/organ is downstairs in the art studio. You can also buy violins, bows and supplies for such here. Neat place and very lovely owner (Xiaomei).

I am pretty sure that you are Sun Xiaomei from Nanjing city…read more I am Wang zhaohui. Please write to me chinesepainters@yahoo.com

The professional Institute of Philadelphia is a great choice if your looking to get certified in…read moredifferent health fields . The classes are very informational and hands . The staff there are bilingual and very decent people that go to great lengths to help anyone that wants to further there careers in the health field. As a former student I can say this is the best institute for anyone looking to get certified.

I took two courses at PFW and they were well worth it. I didn't know anything about woodworking…read moreexcept for what I learned in shop class in 7th grade, basic stuff. Here, they show you how to use each tool, with safety in mind. You are explained the details about wood grain and how it warps, and you get thorough answers to questions you may have. If you are a woman considering taking a course here, you will not get that 'I don't belong here' feeling, you know what I'm talking about ladies. The two instructors are pleasant and professional. The only thing I felt a little iffy about was walking to my car in that neighborhood after class, because you have to park in the street or take public transit, I'm not familiar with the area and it seems a little shady at first glance. I'm from a different ghetto, maybe if I knew this neighborhood better it wouldn't be so bad. Look it up on street view, it's in a residential area, no restaurants in short walking distance to get lunch so bring your own, but the instructors usually have lunch for the students. Unless you're vegetarian, definitely bring your own or you'll be taking a chance. They also have a pot of coffee and a snack to munch on at breakfast.

I recently finished the Total Beginner's class. Before this, I had no woodworking experience…read morewhatsoever. After a series of evening courses, I'm now much more confident in using tools, thinking about setting up a small home woodshop, and I have a new, beautiful bookcase in my house. The class had a mix of younger and older people, men and women, folks with all sorts of backgrounds, income levels, city v. suburbs. The instructors, Mario and Alan, give a good balance between keeping the class going overall and individual attention while working on each phase of the project. I can attest that they are both very patient and personable. Both Alan and Mario love woodworking and you learn as much from talking through tools or a particular project you might be thinking about for your house as you do from the more formal elements of the course. If you're thinking about woodworking as a hobby or want to see how furniture really comes together, I highly recommend this course.

Great place and huge, has multiple entrances. Visited here for a tennis tournament. The fields and…read morestadium are located in the Morris rd walk or a minute from Morris rd entrance.

GA... the pool and diving area are great. The stands look out over the pool, very open with great…read moreviews.