Klub Gymnastics has been such an important part of our family's journey. Our son has been attending…read morehere for over 4 years, and we're so proud that he is now part of their Boys Competitive Team. We absolutely love the facility--it's large, clean, well organized, and well staffed, which makes a big difference, especially for long training sessions. The coaches are truly outstanding. Every coach we've worked with has been knowledgeable, supportive, and excellent with kids, knowing how to push them while still making training positive and encouraging. What really stands out is the team environment. It has helped our son become more social, build confidence, and develop both strength and discipline. He looks forward to practices, enjoys the structured training sessions, and continues to grow--not just as an athlete, but as a person. We also really appreciate the family community that Klub Gymnastics provides. It feels welcoming and supportive, and it's clear that they genuinely care about their athletes and families. Overall, we couldn't be happier with our experience and highly recommend Klub Gymnastics to any family looking for a positive, high-quality gymnastics program.

My 3 year old is in the advanced classes in the big gym and loves it. Class sizes seem small…read moresometimes only 3-4 kids total. The new little gym is really nice. He participates in open gym there and has a blast. Check it out if your child is into gymnastics.

We live very close to Imaginology and its been a godsend for us every holiday / break. Lately my…read morekids have been asking to go even when its a normal school day because they love it here. Specifically, they love playing with Miss Vivian (which I think is very telling)! She helps foster the kids' creativity and I don't know what she does/says but they just adore her. The only con is that the website can be confusing but if you call they're usually very flexible and able to work things out. I am honestly so so grateful for Imaginology!!

We absolutely love Vivian and everything at imaginology. What a magical and amazing place for kids…read moreto do what they do best -- use their imaginations and play play play! Play is the work of a child and the space Vivian has created here is so wonderful to help facilitate just that. She's so wonderful and involved and always accommodates the kids and finds fun imaginative ways for them to learn and play.

The shuttle bus offering was EXTREMELY convenient. My kid…read morereturned safe, happy, and exhausted (that's a good thing, because they went to sleep very quickly that evening). I really like how they explore parks local to LA. So if we want to return afterwards, then we can easily do so. The staff are very friendly, informative, and kind. I also appreciate the insurance friendly receipts that are offered. This service is Dependent Care eligible! We are definitely returning to Hawks in the Winter.

My 6 year old son loved the open ended exploration and kind, dedicated staff, who taught him so…read moremuch about the environments he explored. He came home from camp teaching us things like how mycelium webs help "trees talk to each other" and how some bird feathers change colors in water. He had adventures climbing trees and rocks, catching frogs, sailing makeshift boats and using his imagination outdoors. Hawks was just what he needed this summer! I wish kids had more opportunities like this. We would love the opportunity to go on a family hike with Hawks once in a while. I often wished I could stay when dropping off!

My 3 year old son Bradley has been going here for a little over 3 months and absolutely loves it…read morehere. All the coaches are wonderful. Bradley attends the Saturday 10am class with coach Dax and Chaucer. They make it so fun for the kids. Coach Dax reminds me of Blippi, very animated and positive. He always has a way of getting Bradley to try and not give up. Coach Chaucer is so nice and has helped Bradley do some challenging obstacles that has given him so much confidence. Coach Mayo is amazing as well. He truly built something special here. My husband and I were looking for a class that Bradley would be into. It was quite difficult finding something catered to his age. As active as most boy toddlers are at his age, I wanted to look for something that would help his confidence at the same time give him body awareness and burn off that energy. At the park, we would noticed he gravitated to the more challenging obstacles made for older kids, giving my husband a heart attack. So I wanted to find something he can do in a safe space. So I saw this school on Yelp and was very excited to see they offered something for his age. I've always thought parkour and freerunning was cool and wished I had done it when I was younger. Also I love watching ninja warrior. I immediately thought how cool would that be if my son becomes the next ninja warrior lol. In all seriousness, based on my son's daredevil ways, this was a great fit. In the few short months he has been there, he has gained a lot of confidence and body awareness. Every week he looks forward to his class and talks about it all week long. He really wants to begin the rounds instead of doing the warm ups and sometimes he refuses to leave after class is over. This is how much he loves it here. He loves parkour so much that he is doing it in the house lol. He learns how balance, jumps, rolls, and more. Most importantly; it is all done in a safe environment with the coaches watching. I really like the teacher to student ratio because each kid gets that dedicated coaching as well as you know your child is looked after and is safe. All in all I'm so happy that Bradley is here and doing something he loves. I highly recommend Fr3running Society. Coach Mayo definitely made something truly unique here.

Parkour for kids is both the most LA thing that we can do, and hands down our 5-year old's favorite…read moreactivity (aside from TV). The coaches are great. The classes are fun and safe. Could not recommend this place more.

My daughter loves practicing on the basketball courts. Safe community, and shade 3 hours before…read moresunset is ideal

Another 'hidden gem' in Los Angeles.. Well.. it is for me at least. It's a nice little surprise to…read morefind in the Highland Park / Mt. Washington area of LA, that's for sure. As a youngin', my parents would drop my sister and I off at the day camp that was being ran up at Carlin G. Smith Recreation Center. This place basically helped me map out Los Angeles as a kid. We went on local field trips every other day and almost 1 weekly 'big' trip (Raging Waters, Knott's, Universal, etc.). The local field trips were more or less to the free pools throughout LA or a beach.. basically something with water involved.. From the Griffith Park pool to the OG Echo Park pool right by the freeway entrance.. Zuma Beach to Huntington to Santa Monica and every beach in between. It's very picturesque with plenty of shade / trees and you can find a lot of various creatures (humans and animals alike) occupying the habitat. The park is 'layered'.. no real flatness to it other then the 3 sections it contains.. from the very bottom you walk up a steep little trail to the first level.. which has a simple basketball court and in a sandbox sits a stand-alone nothing else around it tire swing! Yeah! Walk up some stairs to the the next level which has plenty of shade along with a decent sized playground. This level was more or less a litter box for all the wildlife up here.. somewhat regularly a child walked out of the sandbox with poop attached to his or her shoe or smudged somewhere on their clothes. Finally the third and last level of this little world has an actual recreation center which is two stories along with another decent sized playground. I remember the bus that would come pick us up couldn't fit up Avenue 46 so it'd wait at the bottom of the hill for the entire camp to walk down. Same would happen after a trip, we'd get dropped off at the bottom and have to walk up through bushes, trees, rocks, sand and dirt in sandals and swim trunks. Good times. I recall drinking lots of water and sweating both up and down this thing, so if you want a good workout.. this is your place bruh!! Anyways, the entire park itself isn't "huge", yet walking up through each level you'd swear you just went through Runyon Canyon. Not really.. but with less crowds, wide open spaces and a tranquil environment.. Carlin G. Rec Center and the park it resides in are a place to check out, hike, bring your dog or just relax. Peacefulness in LA is hard to find.. So I went and found it for you. You're welcome.

Katie B., who I have always been a huge fan of, has had some events in this area and I wish I could…read morehave been to more. The area is new to me and I very much enjoyed some of the shops.I am a guy who at one time only had experience eating in South Central Los Angeles, East Los Angeles, Long Beach and the Hub Cities. I do love these cities and I am happy to experience new unfamiliar places like Atwater Village and Silver Lake. Molly was there to kindly greet everyone, guide the children to complete task and behave, teach craft and chat with the adults. I enjoyed being in her class and I enjoyed seeing my little nephew complete his project. You can tell Molly has experience and education working with young children. On the walls we saw paintings and various drawings made by children. We did an Autumn seasonal craft project with paper, wooden wreaths, glue and various other decorative items. They have no-meter warning on Sunday, all other days there is a 2 hour maximum at a meter which can be paid by quarters or credit card, I do not think they accept EBT. Plenty of parking that day and other parking available if you are willing to walk. There is a garden area out back with rocks and a bench and the sun and air flowing in. I enjoyed the experience very much so as did many of the people I met there. I think the price range is fairly reasonable for the uptown people of this affluent area though maybe not for this downtown kind of guy. I do plan to come back in this area and I would highly recommend this place to any Hipster parents who want to keep children entertained for a while and want to help develop their children's vital skills.

We LOVE Ms. Molly! My daughter goes to her after school and she loves it! She has learned to hand…read moresew @ age 6, which is cool. Her drawing and coloring continues to improve with the encouragement that she receives from Ms.Molly and her helpers. We have gone to parties there as well and they are so much fun for all the children.

I've been to a few different my gym locations and this one is by far my favorite. It's so clean and…read morenew.

The trainers and staff are absolutely incredible. They're patient, encouraging, and truly…read morepassionate about what they do. You can tell they genuinely care about every single child -- not just their progress, but their confidence and happiness too.

amazing .... it's where i started playing pickelball and since then I've been coming back! thanks…read moreto ray who showed me and my bff the basics. and yes we are hooked playing pickelball lol! everyone is friendly!

Nice pool long hours most office staff very nice Usually…read moretheres street parking outside

I had a great experience at the Eagle Arts Center's nature printing making class. Valerie and…read moreEugenia were amazing instructors--Valerie explained the mulberry paper process and printing techniques in a way that was both clear and engaging. I brought my son along, and even though he got a bit tired, Eugenia was incredibly kind and attentive. She made sure he was still having fun and even helped me keep him engaged, which I really appreciated. I highly recommend these art workshops, whether you're going on your own or bringing your kids. It's a fun, welcoming, and creative environment for everyone.

we came here for a friend's wedding and it was BEAUTIFUL!!! the building is gorgeous inside and…read moreout. great spot for a 100 person wedding. my only complaint would be that they only had one stall restrooms so the ladies room line got pretty long very quickly.