I have worked on many projects at PAC3, and have to say that it's my favorite place to work in the…read moreDetroit area. The live room is fabulous, the gear is great - a blend of coveted legacy and high end contemporary equipment, and everything in between. But none of that is the real clincher - it's the vibe!!! There has been so much history that occurred here that you can actually feel it oozing off the walls. I would recommend PAC3 to anyone seeking a quality production experience in a storied and vibe-filled space!

grandson 5 years old studying drums..so far he loves it…read more Harold his instructor is fabulous with him. harold has been able to help grandson keep interested and excited about what he accomplishes and retains at home. staff very laid back and kind. "rock on" as my grandson says!

It's unfortunate that there is a required star posting, where the purpose is to note that my child…read morewas initially thrilled to attend but now sadly has lost all passion for music. The overall experience was a disappointment.

Great place for begining and advance musicans to further there skills, Michael is highly experience…read moreand really know his stuff, also a great community landmark

Kercheval Dance is absolutely amazing! I cannot say enough good things about this studio. So…read moreimpressed with everything about Kercheval Dance, the staff, the facility, the curriculum!

Went on this tour last weekend. It was great! About 1 hour and 15 minutes and they show a little…read moredocumentary as well. $10 ticket for the tour. Well worth it. Good gift shop too. Studio is beautiful and you would not believe all the famous folks that have recorded here in the past. If these walls could talk........

Amazing atmosphere amazing owners amazing equipment amazing vibe…read more A must for anyone trying to record any type of music And one of the best recording studios in Detroit.

Great art gallery tucked back in a Hamtramck neighborhood near some municipal buildings. In fact,…read moreHatch Art's building used to be a police station; they still have a jail cell that they use to house rotating installations. The current jail cell exhibit is called Take One, Break 1 and is by a guy named Luke MacGilvray. There's a bunch of porcelain tchotchkes painted black with evil red eyes. Guests are encouraged to do just what the name says, shattering one knick knack and pilfering another. And they all have rolled up fortunes a la fortune cookies inside that seem to dwell on the sinister! Very unique, participatory exhibit! The main exhibit space has an old school phonograph and radio that might be playing classical, avant-garde rock or who knows what if you wander through on a Saturday afternoon. Currently, as of September 22 they're showing landscapes and leaf paintings by a pair of Deborahs, Friedman and Sukenic, Much more conventional than the craziness back in cell block 9 but very aesthetically pleasing work. There's generally a nice variety in the rotation here. Hatch Art likes to take chances but not everything is totally off the wall. I like that. They also have a poetry night I've never been to but might check out one of these Fridays and some funky patio chairs out front to chill in. Hatch Art also gets tons of respect from me for buying and working on renovating Hamtramck Disneyland, a wonderfully bizarre folk art installation behind the former home of the late Dmytro Szylak, a Ukrainian immigrant who built it up over 30 years before old age caught up with him and this huge structure with whirligigs and weirdness straddling two garages fell into disrepair. Hatch Art had to dismantle it all and is working on building it back up from the ground up. Hamtramck Disneyland is another review for another day and honestly, it's gone from five stars twenty years ago to two stars now but Hatch Art is working hard to fix that. One day HD will be back to something resembling it's former glory and then I will bang out a review here. Til then Hatch Art is having volunteer days on Sundays to refresh, rehab, repaint, rebuild, what have you. So if the spirit moves you head on down and help! (Maybe check their website first. Winter is coming. Hours may change. Life happens, ya know?) I put in a couple hours one recent Sunday and who knows, may find myself over there again.

Really cool place with artists working. We went there during Hamtramck Neighborhood Art Festival…read more Check this out if you are in the area

Prompt, friendly and extremely knowledgable. I was having an issue and the owner Mannie was out the…read moresame day to address and solve the problem. I really appreciated the excellent service and that they are a locally owned company! When you call them you get through to a real person instead of a long phone tree. Thank you!

Though seemingly a good dance school, a bad taste was left after the Nutcracker experience. It…read moreseemed to be more of a money-making enterprise than something for the students. Not only are the parents paying their normal tuition, they had to pay part of the costs associated with the production (yes, there was effectively a fee for their child(ren) to be in the play), plus the parents were required to pay to attend the play. They didn't have to attend both performances, but come on, what parent would just drop off their little one and not stay? That seems like a lot of paying on the parts of the parents, don't you think? At $20.00 per person, they weren't exactly cheap tickets. Two stars were chosen because the definition for two was "Could've been better", which is precisely the point. The experience was damaged by what appears to be gratuitous fund-raising.

Great dance studio for all ages. Nice teachers and other staff. Definitely would recommend it to…read moreany parent looking for a dance studio.