This is the best music school in the triangle area. The Big Yellow House band show they organize at…read morethe Blue Note is incredible.

Took lessons here for years from John H. Best teacher I've ever had. Highly recommend!read more

I do not recommend this tutoring company. They just charge you even if a tutor was not assigned to…read morethe kid . We saw a surprise bill being charged month after month . When called ...they said its a subscription service we signed up for where as the first month when we wanted to try the tutoring from them they said they were going to charge for just that month . They never followed up or suggested a new tutor but kept charging month after month. Now when we call them they deny to refund . One word .. this business is not Right .

The tutoring was fine, but THEIR BUSINESS PRACTICES ARE NOT! Varsity Tutors has been INCREDIBLY…read moredifficult to work with regarding cancelling the service once my son finished with the tutoring. When you call customer service, they claim they cannot cancel the service and charges. Varsity Tutor customer service insists that they must set an appointment between another Varsity Tutor department and you to cancel the payments going forward even though no further tutoring is being done. Subsequently, they do not honor the appointment times. This has now happened repeatedly. I recommend that you hire a tutor directly and skip the corporate drama.

restoration of hope was a savior in my family life. They assisted in mentoring my 9 year old…read moreautistic son. Also tutoring them. They assisted with some needs he needed. It literally helped him with adjustment of life dealing with different stages of life. They helped him with different ways on how to navigate with everything he has been through as a child. We are really appreciative for Restoration of Hope!

DO NOT take Post 303 with Superior. I took the entire course twice and tested 4x and failed every…read moretime. Took 303 with CESHOP with immediate results. Superior refused to allow a retake a was trying to charge me for another course fee. Otherwise, 301 and 302 were ok. 302 instructor was a fantastic teacher!

Best CE class for REALTORS in NC. Len Elder never lost my attention and I actually learned…read moresomething.

Contained within one of the many buildings on NC State's Centennial Campus is a pretty amazing…read moreWildlife Center. With a self-guided tour, the Center takes you through North Carolina's wildlife and conservation efforts. It begins with a large satellite map of NC to give an overview of the vegetation or river and streams. From there, the exhibit map leads to the Wildlife section with its interactive push button displays for matching the animal with paw prints or bones. The Piedmont Portraits section is probably my favorite. There are three floor-to-ceiling displays of the Piedmont habitats with each display flanked by pictures of animals found in that area. As you push the button, a picture of an animal lights up and you hear the sound of that animal. Each panel takes you through a day's journey with simulated lighting and the animals most likely to be active at that time of day. Sometimes, sounds from the other displays play simultaneously - usually the bullfrog and toads -- as a reminder that some animals are everywhere. There was no talking, just the nature sounds. The Wetlands Section has a touch screen map for picking a county, an amphibian or reptile and then finding what is prevalent in that county. The Wetlands Overlook is my next favorite section. There are two cameras trained on bird feeders outside the windows near the man-made wetland area. Using the joystick, you can zoom in or move the cameras to watch the birds or just explore. There's an auditorium playing a short video overview of the Piedmont habitats. It wasn't operating the day I visited, but with everything else here to see, I wouldn't have had time. I'll go back to see it, but will probably call ahead to make sure its showing. It may only be available on weekends. The self-guided tour also covers the classroom labs on the lower level, with its groundhog, grasshopper and bullfrog labs, but I didn't visit them, either. The guide indicates at least one of them, the grasshopper lab, has a collection of "skins, skulls" and other things that kids may find fun. I'm not fond of bugs or insects or some amphibians, even dead ones (just ask my college zoology professor), so I'll probably continue to skip it. It's a small center, taking only about a third of the first floor, and part of the ground floor, but they've packed a lot into it. It's free, but donations are welcome, and it's a fun way to spend an hour or so.

We have been so happy with the people and instruction offered by Mindspire. The tutors are kind,…read moregood-natured, and patient, and it's always a good sign when a teenager looks forward to going to SAT prep class. My daughter's confidence in her testing ability has really increased, and her scores have made significant leaps.

I bid on level-one improv classes at a charity gala and was eager to sign up and get started. I…read morewas also VERY nervous about it. Upon meeting Jill, our instructor and the co-owner/founder, I calmed down quite a bit. I think I fully came out of my shell mid-way through the semester, and then I liked it so much, I signed up for level two. I had so much fun! I haven't flexed these muscles since drama class in high school (no way am I telling you how long that's been - but it's been a LONG time). Jill creates a safe space and lets you explore in your own way. She gives prompts, clarifies, and gives excellent feedback; it truly is a fun time. I enjoyed getting to know my classmates; we all come from different backgrounds, but bonded really nicely. I have also popped in for Leela's drop-in sessions on Thursdays. That is an entirely different experience, but also very fun. They also do a free first Friday event each month, so if you are curious, I recommend signing up for that first. Raleigh is lucky to have such a great space with such wonderful people, and I'm lucky to have found them. :)

So this evening I attended a drop in improv class by way of my cousin who just completed a level 1…read moreclass here! I made the trek from Durham in rush our traffic bc I was curious to see how this class would be structured as some one who took a level and and level 2 class like 4 years ago in Durham. I was surprised by the class size but overall think that it worked out pretty well with the activities that were planned. The instructor and owner were both great! It's a decent space overall too! Thank you for the laughs, I am actually considering maybe signing up once a month to break up the normal routine and bring more laughter into my life!

It is always a joy to train here. Holly Basso, that leads the team, is sharp, responsive and…read morecommitted to highest level of excellent. Big thanks to Hunter as well that keep all the equipment ruining and the rest of the team. Everyone is seeing what is the highest value and best experience for the customer.

Fantastic place for technology classes! I took the certificate of social media management course…read moreand learned SO much and absolutely enjoyed the course! I would highly recommend TTS!