Armann and his crew provided our staff with a day of team building. It was GREAT - engaging and…read morefun. Armann's training gave us the space to get to know each other better and grow as a team. We had such a good time that we almost didn't realize that we were learning. I would highly recommend this training to anyone who is looking to provide their team with some quality staff development.

From the owner: Learning on the Log, a nonprofit organization, provides inclusive, experiential social skills…read moretherapy within recreational settings for children ages 3 to 10 including children with developmental and sensory delays and Autism Spectrum Disorder. With over 675 children served yearly, our Enrichment Preschool, Weekend Activities and Summer Camps include activities such as: hiking, swimming, rock climbing, team sports, tumbling, rafting, obstacle courses, and karate. Our dynamic and engaging staff facilitate fun, interactive birthday parties for small and large groups of children.

I had an unbelievably hostile and unprofessional experience at Center Ice Arena during what was…read moresupposed to be a fun, recreational Adult Learn to Skate class. My friend and I registered to take Adult 3 together. My friend already knows how to skate and was completely willing to be evaluated. Learn to Skate USA's published Adult curriculum specifically states: "Based on prior skating experience, adults may choose to begin at the level that best matches their skill base." When Michelle McIntosh 'Jackie' refused to allow my friend to participate, I pulled up the published policy on my phone and showed it to her. Rather than simply reviewing the policy or evaluating my friend's skating ability, Jackie became increasingly argumentative and hostile and told me, "Wow, you just want to get your way." When I tried to de-escalate the situation and pointed out that this was a recreational adult skating class and really was not that serious, Jackie responded, "It is that serious," and continued making my friend feel extremely uncomfortable. Again, my friend was standing there perfectly willing to be evaluated. During the interaction, Jackie also inexplicably asked me, "Is that your wife?" referring to my friend. The question had absolutely nothing to do with the issue being discussed and, given her demeanor and the context in which it was said, came across as another unnecessary personal remark. Her behavior became hostile enough that I no longer felt comfortable or safe remaining at the facility. Jackie then took my skating card and told me she would refund the $228 I had paid. While we were waiting, I said to my friend, "Wow, what a waste," referring to the time and gas we had wasted driving there. Jackie overheard me, became angry again, and announced that she had changed her mind and would no longer refund me. So at that point, Center Ice had my $228, Jackie had taken my skating card, the class had begun without me, and she was refusing the refund she had just offered because she overheard me express frustration to my friend. I ultimately had to dispute the charge with American Express. Jackie expressly identified herself to me as an owner of Center Ice Arena, which makes the behavior even more concerning. I have since filed a formal complaint with Learn to Skate USA regarding Center Ice's administration of its Adult program and the interaction. There were countless reasonable ways to handle placement in a beginner-level recreational adult skating class. Becoming hostile toward two paying customers was not one of them. Extremely disappointing experience. Very unprofessional.

Nice place for family and kids and friends to hang out. My son love ice skating when he little and…read morehe search few place in Atlanta so he choose center ice arena and it's perfect not so busy and traffic not bad with parking.

The Dunwoody Nature Center is such a peaceful spot. It offers plenty of options -- from walking the…read moretrails to enjoying the picnic areas and playground. It really feels like its own little oasis, perfect for getting your steps in or just taking a moment to unwind. There's also an event center on the property, which makes this a great location if you're planning an indoor/outdoor event with a natural backdrop. Parking is limited, so depending on the time of your visit, you may want to plan ahead. Overall, a beautiful and relaxing escape right in the area.

This place amazing for those with an adventurist spirit. The trails are beautiful and fun to walk…read more They have maps all over to guide you along. We loved the playground in-between the trees. It was very serene and kept my kiddos occupied for an hour. They have friendly people who work there. Friendly faces met us as we walked the trails.

Both of my boys attend this beautiful little gem of a preschool and we couldn't see ourselves…read moreanywhere else! My oldest has been there since he was a Butterfly (their youngest toddler class) and is currently enrolled in their Transitional Kindergarten class (one of only a few offered in the city) and we couldn't be happier! As a parent, especially of little ones, one of my main concerns is that they are cared for and protected as though they were in my care whenever I'm not present and that's exactly what they do- if not more! Every single educator or staff member that my children have come in contact with shows them love and genuine interest in each of them. It truly is a wonderful community to be a part of. The parents are engaged and a huge part of the community making this school extra special! From assisting in the classrooms for parties and class projects to forming committees for their larger events and fundraisers. Their administrative staff is such a great group of women. They truly take the time to know the families and their children. Rhonda, the director, is such a special person who somehow always has time for everyone! She has a way of making you always feel at ease with whatever concerns you might have. As for the actual school itself- it truly is magical. I remember when we toured the school the feeling of ease and peace that we felt while walking through the lamp lit rooms with their esthetically pleasing wooden blocks and art filled walls and hallways. Hearing about their Reggio program (children should have some control over their learning) and how it really encompassed what we wanted in a curriculum for our children and sealed the deal for us. This sweet preschool holds such a special place in our hearts and we can't recommend it enough to anyone and everyone who is looking for a school for their little!

From the owner: A Reggio inspired, half day program, offering robust after care options, Saint Anne's is nestled in…read morethe heart of Atlanta in the Buckhead neighborhood.

Super friendly teachers, they act as both friends and coaches to the kids. Not just instructing…read morewhat to do but showing and joining in. They invest in your child and get to know them and use that to encourage them to do their best.

We've been at Jump Start since the first location opened. My kids enjoyed the chance to tumble,…read morejump, and make friends, and I appreciate the safe and encouraging environment. In addition to classes, check out camps for school breaks, birthday parties, and parents night out. The new location is great.

My 20 month old baby had a very fun time! I enjoyed it too. This is a no frills spot with something…read morefor everyone. You can make a reservation ahead of time on their website or walk in. Prices may slightly differ. Also SOCKS are a must!! There was a toddler section with small houses and games/toys for her to play. I especially loved the bounce house and obstacle courses. It was big enough to go with the kid inside. Probably could be adult size. I will say it wasn't the newest equipment and there were definitely some spots with air leaks, and it was obviously loud from the air machines pushing air into the inflatables. However overall we really enjoyed ourselves. It exceeded our expectations and looking forward to taking our baby again.

First time visiting HippoHopp, and we had a great time! It was definitely great for tiring our…read morekiddos out. Parking is free, and for the price they charge, I definitely think it's worth it. There's a bounce house inside along with a jungle gym, and although my kids were too big for it, I love that they have a separate section for smaller kids. They have a few games and attractions that cost extra, like a hurricane simulator and driving games. I really liked how intimate the space felt there's plenty of seating for adults and free WiFi, which is always a plus. And as a big kid at heart, the air hockey had me in a chokehold. You do have to go to the counter to request the puck and handles and return them when you're finished. I turned them in each time and just went back to ask for them whenever I wanted to play again. One time, a gentleman mentioned that they usually ask you to leave a shoe or your keys when getting the equipment. ‍ Overall, we enjoyed ourselves.

Staff is always so kind and helpful, there is such a wide variety of machines throughout the gym,…read moreplus they have a pool which most gyms can't say they have. At first the membership seemed pricey, but considering all the wide range of equipment that is there it is totally worth it.

Giant surveillance cameras in the parking lot? Despite almost no crime and the irony that members…read morearen't supposed to use cameras inside the gym. Most of the trainers are super nice.

I recently took an 8-week "Intro to Drawing" class at Spruill and had a wonderful time! My…read moreinstructor was Thomas Key and I appreciated the way he organized the class. The pace was perfect and I never felt as though we were moving too fast. There were only 4 people in my Sunday afternoon class which allowed plenty of opportunities for him to walk around and help us individually. We also had opportunities to take little snack/bathroom breaks. The building is shared with the library and since that's closed on Sundays, there was usually ample parking. Sometimes there would be a children's performance in the theater near our studio but it was never really disruptive. Although sometimes, there would be less parking spots near the studio entrance on those days. I genuinely enjoyed taking this class at Spruill! I hope to take more classes here in the future and I even told my friends about it. The classes are reasonably priced for the quality of instruction that they offer, and there may be a few need-based scholarships available on their website. I believe there is a donation-based supply closet available to students who are currently enrolled in art classes, but the closet itself is only open during the week. Overall, I think Spruill is a great place hone any craft and I would love to take more classes in the future.

I love this place. They have so many classes to choose from! Definitely check it out but register…read morefast, classes go quick, especially the weekend ones.