I attended their new year event. I tried a tea ceremony, a calligraphy class, and an incense class…read more Special masters gave me great cultural educations. They were peaceful and relaxing. Also fun. It was only $20 for this special event with a souvenir mochi: fresh rice cakes. It was limited only for 21 guests. Some people were waiting for cancellations patiently. They got to join eventually, which was nicer. It was supposed to be 14:00-16:00 but was over at 17:00. So many things to learn. I hope they will have more events like this. Membership: Free or donations. Customer service: Great. Parking lot: Free. Arigatougozaimashita!

I'm surprised there's not many reviews on this incredible place! A secluded location but it has…read moresuch a warm, community feel to it. A cute little library for many age ranges to go to and have a quiet time. There's chairs and desks, and even an area for kids to enjoy and read. Definitely check it out if you are interested in Japanese culture.

One of the few thrift stores that won't send you to the cleaners like other places…read more If you look carefully you'll find some treasures like I did! Staff are friendly! 50% off the color.of the week. This weeks color is blue! Extra 10% off if your a member.. Just sign up!

This is a good thrift store to stop by. I mostly shop for clothes and they have a pretty large…read moreselection with some high quality items. The store is organized by type and size and they have changing rooms. The prices are fixed for each type of item so you could find some things for a great price and other things may be a little overpriced. The staff were very kind and welcoming here. Goodwill has sales every week on specific tags so keep an eye out and sign up for their loyalty program.

Do not buy their Mindfulness Meditation Online Certification. Buy Deborah's book and save yourself…read more$800-$1,200 usd. Once you purchase it, they make you sign a no-refund document, for a reason. The content can be found for free on youtube and in the book for $20. There is literally no other valuable thing on the other side of the paywall. They say they are non-profit for they sure profit from people who take this course.

Business model and execution of the plan is ridiculous. If you are looking for a place to relax…read moreand introspect this is not it.

There's something waiting for you to discover at Zenith Gallery. An incredibly rich, often eclectic…read morearray of work touching on just about every medium. Lots of local artists as well as well-known and international names. Zenith Gallery consists of a house that was been completely filled to the brim with a lifework's collection. Be sure to get a guided tour, and ask about your interests... a lot of work is in storage so it has to be pulled out for viewing. For ourselves, we were captured by a natural woodwork by Bernie Houston, "The Journey." Definitely worth spending a few hours exploring! Enjoy the visit...

called to find out what steps I needed to take to submit art and I was talked to very rudely. I…read morefeel like they think because they have been in business so long they can bully people or treat people poorly. I do not take kindly to bullies or people that use their long lasting in order to force people into submission. I posted a google review and received an angry text soon after. I would never do business here. Here is the text "Are you serious, you cold call a gallery that has been in business for 45 years and you never looked at our website which tells you about applying. No gallery will even talk to you until you do your homework. We receive 2000 artists applications a year. I never take rude artists the business is tough enough without rude artists to deal with. You are not doing yourself any favors by acting like you just did." Basically saying because I didn't like that she was rude I somehow have harmed my art career, shame on you

This is a nice local thrift store! The store benefits the local hospital and has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Downstairs you can find men's clothes and shoes, children's clothes and shoes, and a wide variety of home goods. I mean wide! You can get candles, baskets, greeting cards, fabric bundles, dish sets- you name it, it's probably here. Upstairs is women's clothing and shoes and a Christmas room. It's not the largest clothing selection but high quality and good prices. They also had a sale when I was there, which was buy one red tag item and get two free. When you finish browsing upstairs, they put your items in a bag and total it for you before you go back downstairs to pay. The building is an old house, so it has multiple small rooms. It can feel a bit cramped at times, and sometimes the lighting wasn't the best. I just used the flashlight on my phone! They also have changing rooms upstairs, which is fantastic! The volunteers working there were very nice. It's a great stop if you're in the area!

Small thrift store. Some of the stuff were way too expensive for the quality of the item. It's more…read morespacious than it looks because there is an upstairs section. Worth taking a peek if you are already in the area.

KID Museum is such an amazing place, whether you're a kid, or a 'kid at heart'!…read more This makerspace offers activities in robot tech, woodworking, textiles, 3D printing fabrication, and even experiencing rotating visiting artists by participating in art collabs. The museum also offers workshops, after-school programming, a teen apprentice program, summer camps, and even serves as a venue for birthday parties. If you're an educator, check out their field trip opportunities as well as to bring your colleagues to a curriculum/professional development - you won't regret it! The staff here are absolutely wonderful - they are experts in the field, are creative, and are super supportive and collaborative! Support this wonderful museum! There's garage parking right a 3 BMC - this is the same garage where you would park for the Hyatt; park at any unreserved spots and take the elevator to PL - walk out, and the KID Museum entrance will be to your left. Easy peasy. +makerspace-palooza! +PDs offered for educators +great staff! +garage parking available at 3 BMC

This is a fun space in the heart of Bethesda that's great for kids and those young at heart. Lots…read moreof different stations with hands on activities to engage and inspire creativity and the builder spirit. Most activities require good motor and hand/eye coordination. I suggest bringing your kids when they're at least 4 or 5 years old, otherwise they may not enjoy it as much. If your kids go to Montgomery County Public Schools, your entire family will get free access on Sundays through 6/30!

Great space for group gatherings. A banquet hall and kitchen on one side, a bar and tables and…read morechairs on the other side. The staff is incredibly friendly and supportive. The place is clean and completely wheelchair accessible. Highly recommend.

Glad I was introduced to this club. A very nice place to chill and have a drink or meal. Now food…read moreis only on selective days and worth checking out. Steak Dinner $16.95 wow Friday Lunch Subs 6$ 4x the meat from a sub shop Burgers between 6-8$ yes home made big juicy Sunday Breakfast The Eagle 8$ 2 lumberjack size pancakes 2 eggs Bacon or sausage Home fries or hash brown Toast Join for $40.00 a year but non members always welcome to eat Like eating at home but no cleanup

This used to be Planet Aid thrift store…read more Its very clean and organized. Brightly lit. They are in their grand opening phase . They have big sign of no food or drinks. The sales run Sun-Sat. They have 50% sales to whatever the color of the week is. I found that in some of the categories like pants are $7.49 a $1 more than their other stores. Didn't find any good deals or anything that caught my attention. They also seemed a little understaffed. As far as what they have, they aren't fully stocked and didn't find much or anything worth mentioning. The housewares was very bare. Though a lot of glasswares are priced more than what you'll buy at the Dollar Tree. I'll return in a few months when the hype simmers.