Arrived 2:45 on Saturday looking forward to a visit. Sign and website said open Saturdays til 5:00…read more Door locked, no one answered door. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Visiting (or trying to) from Memphis.

I loved this place and had no idea it existed until some friends came to town. Two floors of…read moreartistic culture just waiting for you all to visit! They've got some classics too like Ronin and Picasso and some more modern pieces by locals and even robot art! It's located in a castle-like structure and they have cool parties every so often too. It's free to the public, well donation really. You can take pictures of everything. I'll definitely be back again and again.

Horrible staff, mediocre teachers. Absolutely awful. They're the best of the worst. If you're…read morenot from Louisiana, don't move here. They will intentionally go out of their way to treat children like outsiders and we'll give your children a terribly education. From the lpn (likely) school nurse, to the people they pull off the street to be classroom aids, it's beyond terrible. Our children's school in Pennsylvania couldn't believe how lazy this school was. Purely awful!

Excellent school! Both of my children have had, I feel, a wonderful education and experience at…read moreClaiborne. The administration, teachers, and staff at this school have been outstanding.

Wow! This place is something that Ruston has been missing, the event space in the back is perfect…read morefor all of us to comfortably mingle. The Art constantly changing and exceeding itself. The music sounded great, it was calm and class in the front gallery and a bit more relaxed and easy going in the venue. S Oh! And the staff will move mountains if they could just to make sure everyone is enjoying themselves and the art. The kids even had a place to color or paint and play around too. Excellent Establishment! Thank You, Ruston Artisans Special Thanks to Judith , Janine, Cat, Ashley and Todd Y'all are Great!

For a rural town such as Athens, Mt. Olive is a surprising gem. This growing educational…read moreinstitution offers many extracurricular activities. These activities include, but are not limited to the following: football, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, music, and theater. The class size is a bit on the small side, meaning the students receive more individual attention. Is that a bad thing? The teachers genuinely love the students and want them to succeed, not only in the classroom, but also in life. The whole curriculum is Bible-based, meaning the students will learn about God in every subject not just a religion class. My kids have a blast in class, but are still learning important concepts. They come home teeming with stories about their day. I am very thankful for Mt. Olive and its ministry. Keep up the great work!!!