Our son first went to the Lawrence Montessori School (LMS) as an eleven month old. Although our…read morefamily is no longer residing in Lawrence, LMS is one of many things that we miss the most. All of the teachers and staff members of LMS had been always so pleasant and upbeat. They created a really positive, enriched learning environment for the kids. They took such wonderful care of our son and truly had a passion for what they do. The curriculum was very carefully considered and varied week-to-week. I also have to give a shout-out to Ms. Amanda and Ms. Sophie in the Hummingbird room. They helped me through some of his more difficult times with toilet training and drop-off anxiety, as well as the 'terrible two' stages. Our son had been learning by leaps and bounds thanks to his awesome teachers! Furthermore, the managerial staff of LMS, Ms. Purviz and Ms. Sonja, helped ease my mind and were always there to give advice when I needed it. I always felt very comfortable talking to them about anything that comes to mind, and they are attentive to our feedback as well. I highly recommend LMS!

It's a state-of-the-art school. It's a new building with a huge yard and playground for the kids. I…read morewas impressed when I visited. There's a close ratio of children to teachers, with a great deal of enrichment for the children in each classroom.

This small museum is housed in a log plank building on the north edge of the Haskell campus. ( easy…read moreto find). Though some may see it as unimpressive at first glance the displays provide a wealth of information and insight into the history of the school which began as a forced assimilation school for native children. For those who know little about the history of native people, this museum is a great starting point. Museum hours vary, as it is often student run, so be sure to call ahead. Admission is free. Non-native visitors are, of course, welcome. A trip to the Lawrence area is not complete without a visit to this museum and the Haskell campus.

Nice university with a great campus, the law school is also housed in a nice and modern building…read morewith the school of social welfare. Some scenic areas as well, was here for the PatCon conference. Also James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, came here to coach the University of Kansas team and there is maybe a street and building named after him. Check it out!

Can I give a zero? After an abnormal screening breast ultrasound, I immediately called KU for a…read morediagnostic mammogram and ultrasound. I wanted to go 'the best in town'. I gave them the name of the facility that did the original ultrasound as requested. The soonest they could get me in was 3.5 weeks later. They like to see you 7-10 days after so I was very anxious to get it checked out. After waiting 3.5 weeks, I get checked in and wait 30 minutes and get all the way back to get undressed and was told they could not do the scans bc they didn't have all of my years of mammograms from diagnostic imaging. They literally turned me away. They have to do these scans anyway but refused until they got my history which was a ball drop on their part. The human thing to do would have been to scan me and then wait for the images they didn't request. Now I have to wait until they get my prior images and call me to reschedule. Unbelievable. Completely unacceptable.

Wow! I watched this monstrous a building being built. It is a huge mesh of glass and concrete. I…read morehad never been in the inside if the building, though, until recently. The different departments put on a science carnival every year and this year I made sure to attend. WOW!!! What an amazing building! This is a fabulous building with all the latest and greatest. The lecture halls are comfy and spacious. There are huge screens for students to view materials. The lecture rooms are big but they didn't feel vacuous. Every discipline was outfitted in the latest and greatest. The physics lab, for instance, had all the right equipment and materials to provide an amazing show for the visitors. There were so many rooms and tons of space. Even the student areas were very accommodating. Places that in other buildings would have been off limits were used for lounging and study areas. There is no way to leave this building without being incredibly impressed. What a fabulous addition to KU!!

Been here many times. A wide variety of events that help bring the arts to town. It's always…read morepleasant and clean and well lit, and a wide variety of people attend. I'm so glad this part of our community!

I was the best man for a wedding that included a reception at the Cider Gallery. Not only was the…read moreatmosphere and overall look of the gallery beautiful but also, the venue manager was a hard-working, level-headed individual. The surrounding art work adds to the beauty of this venue near one of the most popular streets in Lawrence, Mass St. Despite some post wedding drama, the manger was quick to act and competent in working to make the reception as memorable as possible. I would highly recommend this venue for business meetings, receptions, or just a casual day viewing some impressive art.

Have never been to a pottery studio before so have nothing to compare it to but the classes have…read morebeen easygoing. The instructors are kind and the big doggo is always a joy to see. Probably expect having to do more than one class to completely finish a piece yourself, I usually do a class to start something new and then go to an open studio another day to trim it and get it ready to be fired the first time, and then I'll do another class once it's fired and glaze it, then start something new while I'm there. It's a process but I find it very enjoyable :)

We have been disappointed with our experience here. We took a family class and the instructor was…read moregreat, however wasn't clear what next steps were. After talking with the owner it was made clear that we needed more sessions to get a finished product. I came back today to see what options we had to finish but learned our projects we paid for had been tossed. **disclaimer we are not pottery pros and the owner acted like we should be