My 2 daughters have been taking violin lessons here for a few months, and I think it's been going…read moregreat! My 15 yr old is not a beginner but wanted to improve her skills. Her teacher Johana has been able to teach her technique tricks to fine tune her playing and bring out the color of the pieces. It is amazing to discover that there is still so much to learn and I think it has motivated my daughter to practice more. My 8 yr old is taking lessons with Jaime, and she is very patient and explains why things have to be done a certain way, which my daughter really likes. It helps her better understand what the exercises want her to achieve. Jaime is also starting to teach her some advanced bow techniques, which make her feel so 'grownup'.

I am very satisfied with my daughter's progress in piano. Her teacher is very catchy in finding my…read moredaughter's weakness. My daughter has learned for a year and now she can play piano quite well at her level.

Was so excited to see this iCode pop up in Redmond town center since it is in such a convenient…read morelocation (park at the Hmart lot and walk over). My 1st grader has been here for a few break camps and has loved it and asked to go back again. The staff is very nice and the kids seem to learn a lot yet have fun at the same time. I only wish the space was a little bigger and that for the camps esp the longer ones in the summer that they would take the kids out for some outdoor time (i.e. for lunch or a quick break) since they are inside for the whole time in a classroom-like setting. They also host birthday parties so that will be the next thing for us to explore soon...another perk is if your company offers Bright Horizons childcare credit, you can use it here for camp days!

From the owner: At iCode Redmond, we have summer camps enrollments open now. And we have camps for school holidays…read morebetween now and summer as well. We provide a comprehensive, ever-evolving curriculum designed by industry professionals to prepare future software engineers. Our interactive, gamified instruction covers advanced topics like programming drones, web design, HTML, game and app development, 3D modeling, Python, Java, and more while fostering critical thinking, teamwork, and public speaking. With classrooms featuring 3D printers, robotics kits, and drones, we create a unique learning experience. We also offer various services, including day camps, fun classes, and engaging activities for kids. Plus, when school’s out, our exciting holiday and summer camps keep the learning fun and dynamic! Join us at iCode Redmond, where learning meets innovation and inspires the future coder in your life to dream big and achieve even bigger!

Unless you want your driving students to be traumatized for the rest of their lives, STAY AWAY. The…read moreinstructors are incredibly rude, and have insane road rage. These are not the types of people you want any potential driver to be learning from. Seriously, my brother tried getting lessons from them and would come home and have nervous breakdowns. These instructors are idiots and know nothing about safely handling vehicles, and I honestly question who gave them their licenses. 911 Driving School: get your instructors some therapy. That's the real emergency here. These lunatics are on the road and scarring future drivers. I would love to give zero stars.

Absolutely do not recommend this school to pass your road test,especially with examiner Alexey…read morecause he was uncompetitive in his role. Create dangerous situations on the road during exam and failed right next to the turn.

City of Redmond Parks & Recreation offer a wide range of classes for children and adults of all…read moreages, including dance classes, art, music, sports, summer camps, fitness, drama, ESL, and more. There's really something for everybody and the staff is super friendly. "Community classes and events for fitness, recreation, equestrian, the arts and fun for everyone!"

I'm a student and my instructor Lincoln is the best instructor ever, W potato's. As well as I've…read moreaced my test so I'm happy with this school.

Took an online class so I can't say too much about this specific location until I do a drive,…read morehowever the online course definitely had sufficient and useful information which helped me learn how to drive in a safer way and overall make me a more knowledgeable driver. Clay from Kirkland who overviewed the class and he did a good job at it.

Great academy to get kids in acting, singing and theater! The teacher Kelly was high energy and…read moremanaged kids really well. My daughter was always excited to go there. Total value for money! I will enroll my kids for next batch most likely (schedule permitting)

I arrived on the scene not knowing what to expect. I am a huge theater fan, a huge frozen fan and I…read morelove seeing how different places handle their birthday party offerings. The Scene I was a guest here for a five year old girls birthday from 1-3 PM. The child's class was invited and it was a mix of girls and boys. The format was, sit in a circle, introduce each other, start practicing lyrics and gestures to a song. Kids all go to the bathroom as a group. Eat Pizza / Fruit / Cake. Parents stand in a line behind a table. Performance of two songs. Some observations: Some kids were warmer uppers, like mine. They suggested I could sit in the circle with my kiddo to help her get acclimated. We were 6 minutes late. I did sit for a bit, but had to move to a chair. I did suggest my kid go and talk to a teacher and that seemed to help. There were two boys who kept playing outside the circle and not paying attention and following the rules. I was a bit bothered by this and am not sure what should have happened. 1. I wondered why the parents weren't encouraging their kids to participate. Was it because they were boys? And boys don't need to participate and follow instructions? 2. Why weren't the teachers trying to encourage the boys to participate? Were they assuming that because this was Disney princesses they wouldn't want to? All in all, I can't see everyone ignoring two girls not paying attention and doing their own thing and distracting the group. I feel like boys should be looked after and encouraged just as much as girls. While yes, the parents should have maybe done something, in situations like this, I try not to jump in, and assume the people who are being paid to run a two our event can work to include everyone. Loved that they had all of the kids go to the bathroom. Smart. One of the teachers seemed new, and didn't quite know the songs, she was looking at the more experienced teacher most of the time for guidance. I could see this made the students not know if they should look at her, or look at the obvious leader. Thought they could have done one dress rehearsal before showing the parents. Only one boy participated out of a group of aprox 25. 5-6 boys stood there. To me, this is a failure of inclusion.