I signed my son up for a wand making class here the other week. The class is about an hour long…read moresession. Bowls For Good is located in the front of the Morean Arts Center, straight up the stairs. There are no visible signs out front (we got lost). Ben and Oliver were there to greet us. Both were very nice and helpful. Thank you Oliver for helping my son with his wand. I learned a bit of what they do while they were making wands. 100% of the proceeds from their classes go towards helping the at risk youth of St Pete. They also hold events for the youth where they can create and design their own wooden crafts and have a day of fun. Amazing stuff. Other than wands, you can create bowls (duh), pens, bottle openers, wine stoppers...I'm sure there are more but that's all I can remember at the moment. Anyway, a fun experience and for a great cause!

Ben and his team do a great job supporting local charities while preserving a great tradition…read more Bowls for Good stepped in to raise money to provide 200 personal hygiene kits that we delivered to Key West after Hurricane Irma. You can make your own keepsake items at their studios in St. Petersburg, by the way. They're a great asset to our community!

I bought a deal on Groupon. Their website makes it easy to redeem your Groupon as you just pick the…read moreclass that is marked for Groupons. The only tricky part is that the classes are small so finding availability can be tough. One thing I will say is that if you purchase a Groupon, this is not a one-day task completion. You have to throw your pieces during the wheel class and then schedule yourself to come back in a few weeks after the pieces are dry and glaze your pottery. Then, you have to come back in a few weeks to pick up your finished pottery. My class was in mid-January. I came back to glaze in mid-February and then due to the coronavirus, I just picked up my finished pieces last weekend. They hold your finished pieces for about 3 months. The staff was very pleasant in all aspects of this business. I had to email early on since my Groupon was about to expire and they didn't have availability and they pleasantly let me know I could schedule even if my Groupon expired. I won't say that this will happen for you, but I thought it was nice. The lady that taught the wheel throwing class was also very patient and focused on making sure you made a quality piece that you could be proud of. You get to throw two pieces, so if you mess up one, then you have a backup. The class was for about 1-2 hours. When I came back to glaze about 3 weeks later, it was nice to just sit and paint amongst other amateurs guessing how their pieces would turn out after they were fired. It was kind of calming just painting. I had to email again to ask if I would be able to pick up my pieces as I didn't want them to be tossed out. The staff again kindly let me know how long they keep pottery. Then, coronavirus happened and I think everyone's policies changed daily. The staff still assured me that my pieces would be there when I contacted them through Facebook messenger. Nonetheless, I'm happy with the pieces I made. Even though the whole process from start to finish took a while, I think this activity was great for the price I paid on Groupon.

I wanted to give my grandson something different for his birthday. He still got a few new golf…read moreshirts, but we also did a "Try Me" class throwing clay on a wheel at the Clay Center. Madeline was our instructor and was fabulous. Very kind, informative and patient. We each created three pieces and were able to keep our two best. Once completed, we moved to the glazing station and were able to personalize our pieces. All materials were included. Bring a beach towel to throw over your lap to dry your hands and prepare to get a little messy! We met a lovely couple who were also "throwing" for the first time. It was a surprise birthday present from her husband. We had a lot of fun and can't wait to see our finished works of art once they are fired. Additionally they have lovely pieces for sale made by local artisans who rent cubicles in the studio.

Found this lovely little music school in Dunedin. My son plays violin by ear. It wanted to learn…read moreby note. We signed up with Rebekah, who is great. Lessons are $30/week, payable on the last week of the previous month in order to hold your scheduled time slot (fees are due, even if you need to skip a week).... not due if the session falls on a major holiday. The musical school is tucked away on a quiet street just off of Main Street. Nice parking lot. I typically just sit in the car while my son goes in since he is older but there is a nice waiting room inside. They also don't mind if you watch the lesson.

Our 8 years old son is being learning to play piano for the last three months! We love Creative…read moreKeys Music school, our instructor Mr. Dallas is AMAZING, he push our son to get the best of him, our son for the very first time loves to go to a class different from school. He is so exited, he is playing the piano when Family comes, and he make us very proud. The School is impecable clean, everyone is always with a smile, very very nice place for kids and adults, I highly recommend Creative Keys music school. I would give them 10 starts if I could. Keep up the wonderful job you all are doing. Thank you.

They did an amazing job with finding services for my 4th grade son down in Sarasota Florida! We…read morelove them

My sister goes here she is in the bio-med program she loves it here so if you want to be in the…read moremedical Field go to palm harbor high school!

Ah, the ole' PHUHS - Kinda nice to be the 1st to review since I was part of the 1st graduating…read moreclass here. I remember the huge controversy over whether or not the IB program was going to make it here - lucky for me, it was. Well not really luck, it had already been determined and not much was goign to be able to change that. In any case, its a nice campus with bright shiny new stuff. However, when I've gone back to visit, it just seems that there just isn't enough buildings. There was a disturbing increase in the number of portables on the school grounds. Shoot, the school was barely large enough to hold the students back in my day - and its definitely busting at the seams now. Teachers are good though and do a good job of prepping students for college. Oh, Campus is also a satellite campus for USF

If you are looking for a warm, caring educational place your your little one, this is the place! We…read morelove the Montessori approach and small yet intertwined classroom setting. We do use the wrap around care as well because we both work full time. Our little one's days are long, so finding the right place was very important for us. The staff are wonderful and genuinely care for our child. The outdoor play area is very safe. This is THEE CLEANEST preschool I have seen and I have looked at MANY in this area. The owner has been doing this for many years and it shows. She knows how to educate the children throughout all parts of the day. Everything is a teachable moment and we couldn't ask for anything more!

We are extremely happy with the fine folks at Oakhurst learning Center. As far as a pre-school/day…read morecare situation, Oakhurst Learning Center is as good as it gets in the Seminole-Largo Area. A special Thank you to Mrs. & Mr. Hall & family, Mrs. Ahearn, Miss Jessie, Ms. Santos, Mrs. Racey, Ms. Serina, Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. Naples, Ms. Diane, Ms. Jelena, Ms. Jackie, Mrs. Cloud, Mr. Manetos, Ms. Taddeo & all staff -past & present! Thanks for the last 6 years with our two children Dani & Mike!

Our son loves going here, and we love to have him in a place where he's safe and loved. Highly…read morerecommend.

You really only have to see one of the amazing pieces of custom furniture from Franklin Street Fine…read moreWoodwork. They will take your idea, thought, mood, decor and style and add their own imagination to it...and make it come out amazing. If you are looking for custom furniture in Tampa, Florida, or anywhere..and can afford the best...check them out at http://www.franklinstreetfurniture.com They do corporate pieces too, like a huge boardroom table they created out of found lumber and hardware, but most of their work is for high end homes, condos and businesses. Expect to pay between $3 and $30K+, and to have the most unique custom furniture pieces you'll find!