As a first timer, I was extremely nervous. Libby and Courtney gave me such great reassurance it…read moremade my first experience so much better than I ever could have imagined! Thank you Libby for all your patience! I can't wait to come back

Five dollar dance class special going on for a week in January 2019! I took the beginning femme hip…read morehop class with Jessica. She was very nice and made the class fun. She went though the dances pretty fast and didn't explain every move fully especially for a beginners class, but if you wanted to ask questions you could and made you feel comfortable doing so. The studio was big enough so everyone has room, the speakers were loud and full, and the room was a good temperature. They have other classes like ballet, jazz, tab, and much more. I definitely want to take more classes! Great first experience!

What a great concept, I thoroughly enjoyed my session at WineStyles Snellville, 2 + hours of no…read moredistractions, total concentration and I got to take my painting home. Great step by step instruction too, I love it! Tomorrow I will paint my 3rd "Masterpiece"!

I really went into our son's birthday party having no idea what to expect. I didn't know much about…read moreBrella, but my kid loves art, so I decided to give it a shot. It was even better than we had hoped. Alyssa and Daniel showed up, and the kids went wild. You can tell Alyssa really knows how to talk to and work with young kids, and Daniel showed them all sorts of fun ways to play with their art. When they rolled out, you could hardly even tell 14 kids had just been painting in my grass and by the street. My son said it was the best party he ever attended, and we will definitely look to making it a tradition!

Such a good class, I've learned a lot ! I'm personally a visual learner and a hands on learner. We…read moregot to practice a few times for efficiency. I love it!!

I was going there and I kinda liked it. It's hard to get in and harder to stay i remember one…read moreirritiating person.

I am kinda surprised by the earlier reviews. I also used a deal for a date night. I went with a…read morefriend. We did not have any major issues scheduling. But that might be because we had to plan far in advance due to my friend's travel schedule. It is way out there in Tucker. But I always research where a place is before I buy a voucher. So no surprise there. You do have to pick up your piece later- so that is two trips out there. The class project was to make a mug. You don't get to make whatever you want. That's OK with me. They give you some time to play around with clay and practice the depth you need to use with the impressions. Even with the practice, I still didn't use the proper depth, unfortunately. But my piece came out ok. You get to choose from two different glaze colors- I wish there had been more. And the color I chose didn't turn out exactly as I had expected. The staff there was really nice. My friend and I both left something there. Me- my folder of vouchers. My friend- her water bottle and a ring. They held on to the lost items for us. Unfortunately, they didn't come across my friend's water bottle.

Mary carol is the best tutor around!! She is super flexible and reliable. She's been my tutor for…read moreabout 3-4 years now and has helped me with everything I've needed. My favorite thing about her is that she's very personable and is willing to try to help with whatever you need. The main thing that I was looking for was someone that I felt comfortable with and could trust and miss Mary carol was the perfect person for that!!

Love canopy so much. Great community and fun exercise…read more People of all size and shapes always positive energy

If you're a beginner aerialist, you'd probably have a fine experience here for the most part…read more However, for more experienced aerialists coming from somewhere else, you're going to be put through the wringer and have to jump through a lot of hoops (pun not intended) that you wouldn't have to jump through at other aerial facilities. That is, unless you already know the staff there. 1) They expect everyone to start with beginner trapeze -- or at least they did for a long time. First, I'm not a beginner. I'm not advanced, mind you, but definitely intermediate. Second, trapeze wasn't my apparatus of choice, and it seems silly to *only* offer beginner trapeze classes. 2) They expect everyone to be able to go to the exact same time slot for whatever class you enroll in indefinitely. EX: If your beginner trapeze class is at 6p on a Monday, well, during the next session when you have to enroll again in Trapeze 2, it's *only* going to be offered at 6p on a Monday. You have to move up with your fellow students in the same class. For someone like me whose schedule changes every few months, that's just not feasible. So, my chances of getting anywhere beyond "beginner" are slim because I can't adhere to their time slot. 3) They really don't like people testing in to more advanced classes. They get really weird about it, and some of the staff have been less than pleasant about it. And they want you to take costly private lessons in order to, "catch up," even though you likely already know a lot of what you need to or could adapt really quickly. 4) Their communication is terrible. EX: one person will say you're okay to come to a certain class, and another person will say you're not allowed. 5) They don't have open practice for anything other than trapeze and pole. How are you supposed to get better at anything when you can't come in to practice what you've learned...? I'm just not a fan. So much so that I drive an hour away to go to aerial classes at a facility that's much more welcoming and accommodating.