We visited this museum because we were in Greenville from out of town and saw it listed on the ASTC…read morePassport Program. I'm so glad we went! It wasn't as big as our science museum in Durham but it was still nice. We loved all the hands on exhibits, the cool snakes that were out, and the marine exhibits. It kept our 2 year old, 6 year old, and two teens perfectly happy and busy for a few hours. I wish they opened earlier because with little ones, you can't stay long because they get tired and need naps. Thank you for the wonderful outing! It would be worthwhile for those in Greenville to get the membership because you can use that membership at other science centers around the country. :)

I can't believe that RMSC only has 21 other reviews! And shame on me for living here nearly 9…read moreyears and never checking it out until now. What a cool place for kids and adults alike! I was thoroughly impressed. I'm really just throwing my 2 cents in, because I'm sure I'm not writing anything new. Currently, they have the Wild Kratts exhibition on display. A lot of cool interactive things to learn from. There were definitely plenty of young volunteers; not sure what differentiated them from actual employees. One lady had a corn snake to show and educate on. The dinosaur trail was pretty cool. The concrete pathway could definitely use some repair though, because I can see that as a stumbling/falling hazard for kids, older people, anybody really. The butterfly enclosure is small, but I managed to attract a couple of winged creatures with the nectar stick; the boys did as well. Then there's the historic section - farmhouse, schoolhouse, and barn. The kiddos mined for a gemstone, milked a fake cow, and got to hold a chicken (don't think the hen was too thrilled though), but they're pretty docile. In another building they had a touch-and-feel tank for sea stars and rays, which was really nifty. Although, that always brings back scenes from "Finding Dory". Haha! We got to pet another snake and an Australian walking stick bug (think Indiana Jones and the Temple of Dooooooom!). One tank had a couple of large axolotls. There is just so much to see and take in; it's almost overwhelming. The free lunch for the kids isn't gourmet for sure, but it keeps them fueled up for the latter part of the day. Adults can lunch, too, but make sure you have cash or checks on you; they don't take plastic. There are two playgrounds; one on the dinosaur trail and another pirate-themed one. I can see how you can easily spend a whole day there and get your money's worth. I really want to go to the Hooper Planetarium and participate in Friday Starry Nights one of these days. It may really be worth getting a membership (120 - 1,000 USD). They also host summer camps and I heard that teens (who participate in a camp) can start to become volunteers at the age of 14 (pretty much my 9-year-olds current dream). Spring/summer hours are currently Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm, with the exception of Friday evenings from 4:30 - 8:30 pm for aforementioned Starry Nights. They also host other special events throughout the year. The only gripe I had was that one of the restrooms stated that it had a changing table and even though I looked everywhere could not find one, which made it difficult to change my toddler. Whether you're young or old, if you love science, this is the place for you! Happy yelping!

What a cool space. I attended a fundraising event for my daughter's school here and it was really…read morewell done. I realize that the event planning for decor and the catering were both from an outside source, but the Center for Creative Arts space alone is gorgeous. There is a lot of construction currently going on outside of the (really huge) building so parking can be a little confusing but that is a temporary hiccup. As you walk through the building to the main event space, you're able to enjoy the well designed gallery spaces and co-working spaces, too. It's a really pleasant experience.

GCCA is a wonderful space! I've taken an art class and really enjoyed it. The staff is really…read morefriendly and helpful. I've enjoyed art exhibitions that I've been to there also. There's a lot of parking and it's a neat building.

Attended a birthday party. The staff was young, they seemed understaffed…read more The people working were very busy operating multiple rooms. What went well was that they allowed the children to play freely. It was a very fun time. They had bounce castles and a climbing rock wall. Kids had pizza from Howie's and we enjoyed cake to celebrate our friend's birthday.

This is the perfect place for kiddos to burn off energy when it's freezing outside. The staff was…read moregreat, playing dodgeball with the older kids and running around. We purchased a 10 jump pass for about $50 and it's a great bargain!

I have supported the Y for years but I think it might be time for me to move on…read more I have been harassed multiple times At different YMCA's in the area by other "members" and am done

They do NOT have a sauna. They have a steam room that smells like chemicals bleach. Not supportive…read moreof health. Staff said there was a sauna on the phone

Girl named Lindsay told me on the phone that I could drop off my daughter whenever. I go to drop…read moreher off for a few hours, I was told they were full and can't take her. The staff was not engaging at all with the kids. The room was dark. It wasn't a good experience at all!

Terrible experience. I left my 2 children for 3 hours at this place and when I came back my son was…read morecrying and we could see desperation on his face. One of the caretakers came to me and said in a disgusting way that "the boy did not stop crying". Later when we got home my son told me that the lady told him that if he did not stop crying mom and dad would not come back to pick him up! What kind of stupid person says this to a 3yo kid?!

Ms Lauren does a great job with the kids and we love the new studio location. It's also super…read moreconvenient to enjoy outdoor time and food while the kids learn and play. Check out class schedules and camps on her website.

We have been attending the K5 - 2nd Grade Art Class for over a year now and have loved every art…read moreproject and activity to-date. Lauren is creative, fun, energetic and so patient with the kids. My son's love of art and his creative thinking have grown exponentially since starting this class, and I give full credit to Lauren and her eye for fun and detail. She instills confidence in all these budding artists and creates a safe and supportive environment for the kids to learn and grow in.

Business only! If you're not looking to train your kids you're not welcomed! No services provided…read moreto the public looking to improve themselves, just you kids and your money! Poor service

I just had to write a review after our latest experience with the Y here- I use the program center…read moreand the GHS/Prisma one in our area. My daughter really wanted to paly soccer this spring and we did not sign up initially as she was trying out for her school team. Well, she did not make it and of course we missed sign ups- by 1 month (insert bad mommy for not planning). I called all the local programs, clubs and the Y. The YMCA was the only one willing to let her sign up late and play- and they were able to place her on a team she has been with for years!! The sports director was super understanding, replied promptly to my emails and they just made our spring! This right here is why we are Y members and participate in all their programs!

I've been a member at the Eastside Family YMCA longer than I've owned some of my furniture…read more I take the yoga-pilates class and I am, by any honest measure, still bad at it. My balance in tree pose has not meaningfully improved since roughly the Carter administration. Nobody has ever once made me feel bad about this. My instructor corrects my form, tell me to breathe, and move on, the way you'd coach a kid who's never going to make varsity but shows up anyway. Henry has played flag football, basketball, soccer, and t-ball here, and the youth sports program runs the way youth sports should: low stakes, high enthusiasm, coaches who are clearly volunteering their Saturday mornings and mean every word of encouragement anyway. I've watched him learn to actually pass a basketball on this court, badly at first, less badly now. The front desk doesn't need to remember my name. My card does that for them, photo and all, right there on the screen when I scan in. Still, they say it anyway.

Very friendly staff nice atmosphere. A great place to work out meet friends love to play pickle…read moreball and meet new friends. Beautiful pool area.