Very cute, well made pottery! At their Wasilla location they had mugs, vases, oil containers and a…read morehandful of other random items. Their pricing is fair but a little steep. I think it's well worth it supporting local potters, but that's just me. Cheers!

I am so happy to find this gem! New to the area, I was looking for a new hobby and I have found…read moreit!! The classes are incredible. 6 week courses with 10 studio hours is a perfect way to get away for the week!! Go check it out! The teachers are patient and I am terrible, so it makes me feel less overwhelmed learning something new!!

This was a nice little visit, and I enjoyed speaking to the woman who is the longtime curator,…read moremuseum director. This little museum is located right on the Iditerod trail. And I had a hard time finding this museum, because I had been told: "I don't know that the museum really has an address. It is located on 13.9 Goosebay Rd, Wasilla." However, one thing I found sad was to see the taxidermy of a baby seal. I guess this is an Alaskan thing.

Hidden gem of Alaskan history. This old ghost town was deserted in 1917, after railroad reached…read moreAnchorage and bypassed Knik, causing major economy disaster for locals. People were packing their houses, yes I am not mistaking - HOUSES and moving out. It took them 1 night to turn prosperous town into a ghost. There are only 2 original buildings left, one of them is now a museum. You can learn a lot from the knowledgeable docents over there about native history and dog mushing.

We had a really awesome time! We did not win any of the prizes but it was still a relaxing yet…read moreenjoyable time. We went here 4 times in the two weeks we were on vacation here.

Pia did the wrapping and mattes for some photos I entered in the State Fair a few years ago, and I…read morewas so pleased with her work. Her prices were very reasonable, and she was very friendly.

We enjoyed it. This…read morewas a pretty well done museum highlighting mostly transportation plus the gold and telecommunications industries of Alaska. There's a large indoor exhibit plus acres of outdoor exhibits (mostly trains, aircraft and other vehicles). We spent about 2 hours here, walking around and taking it all in.

Very nice people and a lot of equipment that I haven't seen before like older snowmobile it was a…read moregreat overall experience!

I've ordered two Farmers Choice Peony bouquets to be shipped to North Las Vegas. One batch came in…read morebeautifully in spite of the heat. The second batch (at $155.00 each) came in completely wilted with the ice pack totally melted & warm. The greenery was dried & withered and the heads of the peonies were laying down on the stems. I called Fed Ex first and they said there wasn't a problem with the claim as the temperature was 105 degrees and they didn't have them in a refrigerated truck. They said to call the shipper, which I did. I called Sue and she was very resistant to doing anything about it, told me that since they had been in refrigeration that it was perfectly normal for them to be wilted and to cut the stems & put them in water. (Which I had already done). I became so frustrated talking to her I finally just told her to never mind, I'd eat the $155.00 and just move on. So this is me moving on. Unless you plan on picking them up locally, I really can't recommend this business.

My experience with Giggly Roots Gardens was fantastic. The buds came ready to blossom as soon as…read morethey were unpacked and put in water. The greens were nicely trimmed so there was little work beyond trimming stems to proper length. The weather here gets into the 90's in August and our shipment of Sarah's were awesome. I could not have been happier. I will order again in the future.

My daughter was in Tap 1. She struggled in this class with the students and teacher Emily. What…read morewas suppose to be fun and building self esteem turned into devastation. One day she came home and cried for two hours because she was required to make the teacher laugh and couldn't. She thought she was responsible for the class not getting a popsicle party. They did not get a party that day. The final straw was the recital in Anchorage. There were four days that we were to drive in. On the first and last day we were there as required at 3p.m. We were the 2nd class to perform on stage. When we were not called I found Emily and asked her why. She said we were passed over. There were runners to tell everybody everything but we were told nothing. That was 2 1/2 hours later. My daughter was crushed. She had her costume and dreamed of being on stage. The recital cost around 180.00 and of course is non refundable. She is signed up for the fall semester and of course that is non refundable. Check it out before your child becomes a student.

Great place for all your dance needs for all ages.Dancers Workshop is a branch of Anchorage Ballet…read moreAcademy and offers great variety of dance lessons.Very good quality teachers that are dedicated to teach correct technique and have fun as well, they know how to correct technique without putting anyone down or yelling. Atmosphere of this studio is always encouraging.Very suitable for children, choice of songs is age appropriate.Dance lessons offered for adults as well.To my knowledge this studio trained students , who choose dance as a career and joined professional dance companies.I have been taking lessons at Dancers Workshop for few years now and I am very pleased with a company.It is a little pricey in comparison with couple other studios in town,but the quality is the best and I personally would not trade quality for quantity.Dancers workshop is holding up to a great standard in all categories.