Jo Rawlinson displays her fine watercolor paintings -- everything from nature scenes to modern…read morestill lifes -- in her spacious art gallery/studio. In the back of the store she offers art classes for those looking to pursue the medium. It's pretty straight-forward, and interesting for those who appreciate the skill required to work with the paints.

This place is an amazing place to be in theatre and watch it! I have never met a single rude person…read moreever in this place! The FOA is a very healthy environment to be in, as everyone is very nice and overall very good people.

Such a wonderful and unique organization. Yes, they create wonderful community theatre and teach…read moregreat dance, drama, and art classes, but this place is all about helping all people CREATE--and become better people in the process. It is warm, inclusive, and an absolute treasure in Jonesboro. From child and adult classes in the arts to theatre that includes everyone, you won't find anything else like it! Not to mention, no one is turned away because they can't pay. This really is a place for everyone.

Ms. Anissa teaches art to the children. My son has been going their for about 4 months he has been…read moredrawing since he was old enough to hold a pencil, but he has learned so much since he has been going their and broadened his abilities. She is good for the children and good to them. If you child would like to learn to draw. This is where they need to go. On Main in between the Apostolos and Burns Attorney

My daughter has been dancing here for over 10 years. She has had progressed well each year and the…read moreentire dance staff does a really job at teaching her. She has made lifelong friends. Each year, the studio does something fun. Last year, she was able to dance on a Carnival cruise and this year, she got to perform at Nationals in Sevierville, TN. The parents have become our friends too. We have gone to different birthday parties and had get togethers. Love DAB!

A great big Kudos to the staff at the Dance Academy of Bartlett. They teach dance to children from…read morethe age of 3 all the way up to 18. My granddaughter was enrolled with them. This morning was their recital. The older kids did a ballet using the music and telling the story of the Wizard of Oz. The choreography was sensitive and obviously put together with a great deal of professionalism. Some of the older girls, in my humble opinion, seemed to have attained to a level of professionalism as well. I think that the recital, itself, provided a vision to the younger kids and their parents just to what level, they could attain, if they so chose. Of course, the choreography was appropriately suited for each age group. But I must admitted that my granddaughter stole the show.