Highly recommend for summer camp! Heart Art Studio offered a magical, peaceful and beautiful camp…read moreexperience for my child, and she came home with a huge bag filled with all the treasures she created. We will be back!

I love this studio. It is so special to find an inclusive and encouraging environment to share and…read morecreate art in. Thank you for bringing this magical world to us

I had a broken stained glass window that had several cracks. Paul was most helpful in discussing…read morethe repairs needed. I felt the price was fair and was done quickly. I can't even tell which pieces were repaired!

I brought in a piece that had fallen off a window sill. It really smashed and bent and I doubted it…read morecould even be salvaged. I couldn't believe the restoration job Paul did ! You would never know that the new pieces of glass he had to use weren't an original part of the design. He is a such a kind man and a true artist. I couldn't recommend him more highly !

I'm a traveling knitter, and I felt welcomed. The shop was tidy, unique and plenty of staff to…read morehelp. The selection of yarn was exquisite. I hope I get to come back!

My favorite yarn shop in the area. Every staff member I've interacted with is fabulous and very…read morehelpful with any questions I've had. Such a great selection of yarn. Plus I love that they have a rewards card.

Horrible experience, terrible customer service. Would give negative stars if possible…read more Be warned about this place. They will cancel classes and not give you refunds, and they will not follow the industry standard of allowing you to select the level that matches your body by forcing you to purchase overpriced classes to prove to them you have "experience." These classes are not cheap, and they again won't refund.Better to take classes from other studios in the area that are affordable, will allow you to choose your own level without going through payment hoops and will actually refund you for classes THEY cancel last minute.

I took a pole foundation class and Violette did a great job instructing our small class (5 people)…read more I wasn't the only newbie, so alternating the moves to what was comfortable was a huge plus. I'm not super coordinated nor had the initial stretch to pull myself on the pole, but I had fun. Quite the workout if not used to using such muscles! Ow. Highly recommend!

Wouldn't it be nice if the owner actually paid the people who had things on consignment in her…read morestore? It is very nice that so many of my things are selling. She sends me a monthly update in the mail. And yet she only pays me the consignment AFTER I badger her multiple times, AFTER she's put me off and given me excuses multiple times. It gets old. I am sure the shop is lovely but the owner is shadey AF.

I love it here, such a wonderful selection to choose from. Or just go and enjoy the beautiful…read morelittle things.

Great place to shop! Enjoy all the specialty items, soups,…read morefood bars they carry for a quick healthy meal.

Prior to approx 6 Years ago, the Cranberry Orange Oatmeal Cookies were Excellent, I would purchase…read more2 a week with coffee. Around 2017 that all changed, the Cookie became Overloaded with sugar, I called and was told Yes that the recipe had changed with more added sugar. Why?? From what I have been told the Cookies, and other baked items are delivered to the View Ridge Store. About once a year since 2017, I get My hopes up, that the Cranberry Orange Oatmeal cookie will be what it was, moist and delicious with the orange and cranberry-But You can visually see the white encrusted sugar-this Deletes the Cranberry and Orange. A few weeks ago there were 2 in the case, they looked dry, with the obvious whitish baked sugar in the dough. The cookie was dry, and total Overload of Sugar, No flavor from the Cranberry and Orange-A Real Disappointment. Why did the recipe change, with the Increased sugar?? Can the Recipe return to the Original Cranberry Orange Oatmeal cookie Incarnation?? The Original Recipe was moist and flavorful. The High Amt of sugar Ruins what was once an Excellent cookie.

If you're looking for an indie art supply store in North Seattle, Shoreline, Edmonds, or Lynnwood,…read morehead to the cute Art Spot in the Edmonds Bowl. They have a good selection of art supplies, the staff are friendly and helpful, and they also offer art workshops. I love how they are a creative hub for the community. Let's shop indie, folks, and keep small businesses like the Art Spot going strong.

I found this art supply store years ago. I love the inventory, there is always so much to look…read morethrough. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. I've never had a bad experience here. No matter which medium you are into they have something for you so it's worth it to check them out and support a small local business.

My two kids participated in their first School of Rock camp last week when they attended the…read morepop-punk camp. They had a great experience. Everyday they came home excited about the day's activities. Below are their thank you's to the staff last week. We look forward to another camp next summer. - Brett I found the School of Rock Camp to be extremely worthwhile. Most of the instructors there were very helpful and understanding. Our instructors regularly checked in on us when we were working on our songs. At the beginning of the week I honestly did not think that I could progress as far as I did at the end of the week with my three songs. I thought that the School of Rock's environment was very good as well. All in all, I had a wonderful time at the School of Rock's camp. ~Son (14 years old) Bassist The school of Rock camp was really great. I made at least one new friend and learned some new games. Plus I learned a new song and got better at ghost notes. Overall I think I would want to go back next summer and do it again. - Daughter (11 years old) Drummer

We've been so happy with the work you and your team have put into my son. His love of music is…read morepalpable ever since he started with ya'll. Even more impressive to me is his new budding understanding of music theory and his ability to apply what he learns at School of Rock to multiple instruments. Just the other week he wrote his first song on our keyboard that mainly collects dust.....and it really sounded great! I can only credit that to the skill set he's developing with School of Rock! I, on the other hand, have been blown out of the water with my bass teacher, Evan. He is hands down the best music teacher I've ever had. I was a bit nervous to begin taking lessons again as an adult....mainly because I know I had developed some "bad habits" in playing, lost a lot of the knowledge of music theory I had prior to taking a 10ish year hiatus from playing but I also don't have a ton of interest in relearning how to sight read (or even read sheet music at all since tabs are so readily available now compared to when I was a young whipper snapper ). Evan makes learning fun, he's clearly passionate about what he does and it comes across in every interaction I have with him as well as anytime I see him interacting with another student. I appreciate so much that he does not force me to learn to read music or memorize scales, but rather takes a very pragmatic approach with me going over shapes, teaching me compositions that aren't just fun to play but improve my skill set and ability to apply what we go over to multiple aspects of playing bass (and any instrument really). Last night for example, my son finished his lesson a little ahead of me and Evan warmly welcomed him into our lesson, included him in conversation and generally treated him with kindness and respect rather than an irritating little kid which was the impression I got from many of my early music teachers. I can not say enough good things about the team at School of Rock in lynnwood. Whether you're looking for your child, or looking for yourself it is an amazing experience and worth every Penny.