I love this place! I took this class back in 2004 and the people here are sooooo awesome!!! I will…read morenever forget my time in class here best time ever!!!! They make sure you are confident and know everything there is to know before your state testing and make you feel right at home at the same time! Thanks to them, I passed above and beyond the passing score on the written and received a lot of positive feed back on my performance as well. The owner is amazing and will work with you.

This is a college of academics! They are all about education!…read moreFrom culinary arts to business law this is an established college with a great reputation.

I didn't attend the Center for Hospitality Studies but I did go to this school and major in Legal…read moreSecretarial. I got the best grades ever at this school, LOL! The teachers were very attentive and helpful. They want the students to succeed. Sorry, it's been a while since I attended so I don't remember names but I remember a math teacher I had would schedule time with me outside of class to help me. It really meant a lot. The only downside was the 15 pounds I gained eating at the culinary student run cafeteria, LOL! The food was soooo good. I was happy to be their guinea pig.

Have had a couple of friends going through school here & I'm not afraid to have my haircut by…read morestudents. It's always done professionally & supervised when needed. Very please with the price ($7) plus tip, of course. Usually out the door for $10 or so.

Took my five year old for a quick trim and the barber in training did a fantastic job. The…read moreinstructor double checked the work, gave the barber tips and instructions. Really liked the $7 price, with tip it I paid $10. Very pleased!

I want to send a sincere thanks to Chris Noble for being such an outstanding ACLS/PALS/BLS…read moreinstructor. Chris has renewed my certifications several times. He has a depth of knowledge, he is patient and kind, and very engaging! He wants his students to succeed. He wants you to feel confident when you are done! Thank-you Chris for your commitment to excellence! You fill a need for those of us in Healthcare. I will certainly recommend you to all my nursing and CRNA co-workers!

Chris Noble is truly amazing. He took his day off on Sunday to go into the office help me get…read moreSafety First Aid Certification. Too kind. I mostly just needed a refresher course, but thank goodness he was there. I put out a feeler on facebook and someone suggested Nobles Nurses. I am so glad they did. He was professional and to the point. He gave me everything I needed to understand the material and then test me on it. It was a quick skill update for me. I would recommend him to anyone. He also keeps track of when your certifications are due. TOO AWSOME! Thank you Chris. You are a life saver.

Absolutely loved our preschool experience at Seton. The staff is so friendly, caring and dedicated…read moreto the success of children. The teachers are engaged and my kids LOVED going to school at Seton!

The Carnegie Center is a wonderful, affordable event venue that I would recommend for anyone…read moreplanning a DIY event in downtown Lexington. I had my wedding reception there and couldn't have been happier. Our ceremony was in the chapel in Old Morrison (part of Transy's campus) right across the street, which was perfect. Their rental coordinator was so helpful and easy to work with for our year of planning, even during a pandemic. They provided all the info we needed up front and stayed in touch as we planned from afar. They set up all the furniture perfectly and we're quick to send our security deposit back afterwards. Since events aren't their main focus, nothing "comes with" this rental like food, planning staff, etc., but we were able to pick exactly what we wanted for other venues so that was fine with us. We had 75 guests which felt like a great fit in the ballroom for dinner, but you could definitely fit more people in there if you needed.

The literary center of Lexington. Beautiful circa 1902 building that was Lexington's original…read morelibrary. I visited with Bluegrass Trust d'tours. At this time, the upper floor has a wonderful photographic exhibit of Americas roadside attractions. If you go into the reading room to the right of the entrance, there are shelves with free books. You may choose one to take home with you. An interesting tidbit -- the Carnegie gives a book to every child born at Baptist Hospital to start them off on the road to reading.

I only went here to watch a volleyball game. It was a normal gym. Great court. I liked that the…read moreother side had a flat area to allow kids not wanting to watch and pay attention to the game to run a muck and play. It is located directly in front of the doors as you enter. I believe this use to be the old GRC high school until it became too unfit for the high school kids then they built a new one miles away with no foot ball field. Then the middle school kids inherited this one. Go figs. I didn't mind it at all, but lady taking money for the game charged me double. Guess I looked stupid or sketchy. Oh well. I paid.

What a neat place for kids! The studio created multiple stations with different activities for the…read morekids to play and create art! There was a playdoh station, play house station, leprechaun trap art station, colored rice station, spin art and a sand station. And more! My kids totally loved it and stayed busy the whole time. We will definitely be coming back for another play time! The place was clean, the staff was helpful, bathroom was clean and the front part of the studio has a cute toy shop with lots of cute toys to choose from. The price was $20 per kid which I think is a decent price for the activities!

My first impression of this place was terrible. We walked in and instead of being greeted warmly in…read morea CHILDRENS place, we were immediately greeted with that they couldn't support our 2 adult and 1 toddler party, keeping in mind this place is also a shop that sells toys. Their website clearly states they do drop ins and have a drop in table and that was what we came to do. The front staff started to list off what they couldn't support, because they had a party in the back, despite the drop in table LIKE THEIR WE SITE SAID AVAILABLE was open at anytime. When I said that's what I came for it was like oh, here's this stuff for 20$ have a good day, I'll keep checking on you and reminding you I'm busy, but that I want you to feel important while I entertain the people that paid for a party. I 100% felt like as brown people we came in and didn't want us. We were looked up and down and made to feel that this "drop in event" was not important. I've worked in customer service, and child care and have zero sympathy for people who can't manage these aspects.