A variety of workshops and classes for adults and kids. Monthly meetings that the public is invited…read moreto attend! Excellent summer camps for the kids.

Not very easy to work with, I booked a art class with them right after booking I set them a email…read moreto notify them I am an amputee and in a wheelchair needed to know if they are ada accessible. I booked it on the 12 th of August and the event was on the 19 th, with two more emails with no answers then called with not being able to leave a message. Finally heard from them today the day before the class saying they are not Ada compliant and that they canceled the class saying Don't book with them if you have any disabilities or hard time walking. It is sad that there are still business that are not Ada compliant it's 2025 do better

I attended AR Workshop as part of a team-building event during my company's women's retreat. I…read morehighly recommend! Lisa was fantastic! Very knowledgeable and a fun host. This would be a great event for a kids party as well!

Just attended a lovely wedding at the Wallingford Community Arts Center. I've been to quite a few…read moreweddings lately, and this place is much better than most. I love that the space is built onto the existing Dixon mansion, which was itself built in the Arts and Crafts style (?) Don't miss the coffered ceilings, the wrought iron detailing in the entrance windows, and the beautiful tilework and woodwork around the fireplaces. We were in the large space with the high ceilings, with artwork on the walls. I loved that the artwork was all local - it really brought home the community aspect. The event was very well managed, and the food was delicious. I felt like the pacing was particularly efficient, without rushing - no time wasted, here. The only drawback was (were?) the acoustics, despite the acoustic panels in the ceiling. The DJ was on the second level with two speakers, and it just didn't work. I'm not sure if that was the DJ's fault, the fault of the room, or both. Otherwise, an excellent space.

What a cool arts space down the road from Media! I came here to check out some of the offering for…read morethe Philadelphia Tea Bowl Exhibition. The Community Arts Center is tucked away down a local street, and I was concerned that I was lost--thankfully not the case. I had a great visit. The building feels like a living, breathing tribute to art. There are multiple floors for hosting classes and events. There is a kiln for firing pottery on site. Even the grounds are beautiful, with lots of art and sculptures resting around the walkways outside. The Tea Bowl Exhibition was very well done. I bought a ticket for a Japanese tea demonstration, which was really interesting and enjoyable. I thought I'd be at the Arts Center for an hour, but I stayed much longer to check everything out. If I lived closer, I'd definitely look into taking classes here. For now, I look forward to my next visit for an event or exhibition.

This art center has been here for 53 years for a reason. Small classes, great teachers and…read morewelcoming to people of all ages and abilities.

I can not express enough how lucky we are to have such a wonderful place in our community! The…read morebuilding if beautiful, there is always something amazing going on and the classes are amazing! and they offer a variety of classes! I bug shout out to the management team because they are always hosting fun and creative events! LOVE THE MLAC

This place offers a variety of classes and i can speak for the Beginner Jewelry class with Dawn…read moreBergmaier, since i'm taking that right now (winter 2012). the bottom line is that the class is great and i'd recommend taking it. the class teaches you "design layout, piercing, forming, basic construction, filing, soldering, coloration and finishing." i've also learned pickling, annealing, riveting, and print rolling (onto metal, of course), and that was all in just the 5-week course! there's a standard 11-wk workshop but i wanted to try the shorter one just to get my feet wet and see if i liked it. if you take this class, don't forget your earplugs! there's lots of hammering going on. no prior metalshop experience was required, and although i've worked in both wood and metalshops, i still learned a lot and it's also a great class for total n00bs. one of the best things about the class is that you get to learn the foundation of jewelrymaking and techniques for working with all the tools. the other cool thing was that the class size was small -- it started out with 8 ppl but dwindled down to 5. after Dawn gives her demo, we repeated what she did and then had the freedom to make pretty much anything we wanted to. it's great to be able to put things together with the techniques that i learned. Dawn was always helpful and open to any questions or ideas we had. She also explained things well and really poured out a lot of knowledge. i guess since jewelrymaking is metalshop on a small scale, they don't need floor machines like a bandsaw or a drillpress. instead we use handsaws and the flexshaft (which is really ideal for working on small pieces). the equipment seemed pretty well maintained, except for the jeweler's bench pins. the only drawback for me is that since it takes 1.5 hrs to commute there from center city Philadelphia (via SEPTA), and another 1.5 hrs for me to get home, i've been resorting to eating "dinner" on my walks to class from Haverford Station. the walk from Haverford Road to the Art Center has no sidewalks and is barely lit so that in some parts, i've been using my phone as a flashlight and have been carrying a huge, bright yellow bag to be more visible to passing cars. also note that if you take the Norristown High Speed Line to get there from 69th Street Station, you pay as you leave (not as you enter the NHSL). i didn't know that the first time and thought it was a free transfer! If it wasn't so far, I would def take Beyond Beginner Jewelry, and perhaps some other classes here.

It has been a long time since my kids attending the Creative Clubhouse, because they are older now…read more But I was just looking up the phone number as I was referring a friend, and I saw that there was only 1 review and it was 3 stars, so I wanted to give another perspective. We LOVE the Creative Clubhouse. My 4th grade son still talks with great joy and fondness about his Kindergarten Enrichment days at the Clubhouse. The program was very robust and warm and well, creative. They went on field trips to parks and museums, they crafted, they studied, they built, they cooked, they hiked, they played, they made music, they really did it all. The staff was very intelligent and caring and the kids felt like they were all family within a very short time because of how the program was run and the activities that they did. It was totally enriching and fabulous and I wish I still lived close by so that our younger child could have that same amazing experience to round out the half day kindergarten that the district provides. I highly recommend!

My daughter was there for a three day, day camp. The inside looked nice and clean from when i…read moredropped my her off. I didn't get to tour the place, I was running late. The teacher that was there introduced herself and made me feel at ease for being a little late. Sadly She missed a day on my account. So I am not sure if the kids got to do their exploring and make art from what they found outside, the day she was out. She didn't have anything made from using objects from outside. That was the description of the camp activity. When I picked her up on her last day, there was a second teacher there waiting there. That teacher wasn't very warming when I was there and did not introduce herself. Though this same teacher was nice when my husband was there. So I guess I can't hold It against her. It felt like more like a normal daycare then summer camp. I wasn't looking for a daycare service. Unfortunately she will not be attending again.

Awesome teacher! Great space to be creative! Yellow Springs is a great place to create art!!read more

Tutoring Works, and Zena, specifically, has been an answer to our prayers. Several family members…read morehave benefited from this company and employees for more than a few years now. Zena and her employees are kind, supportive and knowledgeable. I highly recommend using them.

Tutoring Works in Blue Bell has been an amazing find for me. I began working with Zena and her…read moreteam a little over a year ago and it has been such a wonderful experience. The team is so supportive and welcoming and I love going to work with them each week. They truly want to help kids be better and find success in school and in life. I can not say enough wonderful things about you this truly wonderful place!!