Love love this place! My 2 yrs old granddaughter has been going here past 1.5. I hav accompanied…read morefew times and the staff always have been so kind and friendly. Beside great and creatively planned classes they offer summer camps which seem to be such fun! My granddaughter's fav coach is Ava she is like a ray of sunshine, always so happy and cheery! I hav sat and watched her during the class, she is amazing w the kids and parents! Its awesome how all including my granddaughter and her parent are entertained and follow directions while having great time. Def bring ur babies here let them have fun and learn interacting w other babies from early on as it will be a great tool for self confidence to have the rest of their beautiful lives.

Tried to cancel via text, thought it was cancelled. Next I know there is $400 worth of charges for…read moreclasses I never went to because I thought it was cancelled. Typical gym model that will take advantage of you if they can.

We enrolled my son in the camp over Thanksgiving break and he really enjoyed it. The instructors…read moreare very nice and provided pictures every day. We did let them know my son is very shy around strangers, so we were worried the first day, but he warmed up to the instructors very quickly. Will definitely be enrolling my son in future camps. He is in 1st grade and is STEAM/Lego obsessed and this is the perfect activity for him.

Customer service is amazing .. answered every question I asked my children love this place. It was…read moreworth the hour drive. For we will return.

The owner of Art Rebel is an amazing artist named ponti. He has an incredible business in Art Rebel…read morebut beyond that he himself is a iconic artist I had set decorated a 20th century fox show called Empire and I had reached out to him to give him the color, palette and size and had him do several custom paintings for Terrance Howard's office and other sets. He collaborated with me in regards to the colors that I needed and also some different styles. He has a amazing inventory of iconic art that I would urge anyone to ask him to see for purchase. Also, upon commission like I did with him for a show any Set Decorator or designer or person that loves art would love him. This particular character was Terrence Howard, who was a hip-hop Mogul in the story so the hip-hop vibe that is very much alive in pontia work was perfect. I can't say enough about his business Art Rebel because it is from adult fun to kids but extremely unique compared to a typical art business for corporations or birthday parties as it has an edge to it and is very hip and unique in the style that they present to the customer in Art Rebel! So much fun and you forget about your problems and very healing for me.

I threw my 31st birthday party at Art Rebel recently and it was an absolutely amazing experience. I…read morecame across the website randomly when looking for a local venue and once we checked it out in person I knew it was going to be perfect. Ponti helped execute my vision for the party and he and his staff were so helpful and pleasant the entire night. They brought such great energy! My guests were wowed by the space and had a blast looking at all the artwork and details under the blacklights. We converted one of the rooms into a designated dance floor for swing dancing (though we ended up dancing in the main room as well!) and had activity stations that included spin art, neon playdough, and a graffiti wall to doodle and write birthday messages, which were all so fun. The speakers were integrated in every room and with the volume turned up, it was such a VIBE. There are blacklights in all rooms except one, which we used as the designated eating area with plenty of room to set up food and utilize the bar. We were a group of about 40 people (including the staff) and honestly could have crammed about twice as many people in there if we wanted! It's a lot more spacious than it looks in photos. In the end, I was more than happy with the group size since there was enough space to dance and play without feeling crowded. I couldn't recommend Art Rebel Studio enough for events, it was a total blast. Huge THANK YOU to Ponti & Team for such a memorable night!!

We did the slime making for my son's birthday and it was such a hit! The whole process went…read moresmoothly from the initial booking process until the very end. All the kids loved it. We can't wait to try the other art experiences in the future. Highly recommend!

HOC did a great job for my daughter's 5th Birthday party! They were such a hit and the kids loved…read moremaking slime Francesca and Nadia did a great job entertaining and dealing with over 20 little ones. Thank you for making my baby's birthday extra special

Our daughter loves her art classes. Such a great activity and sense of achievement. Wonderful…read moreatmosphere and amazing teachers providing knowledge for an our daughter.

My daughter has been going several months and she enjoys being in class and learning the different…read moretechniques with each art work from their modules. They have also been very accommodating with rescheduling sessions due to our family's busy schedule.

I took a wax ring casting workshop where I got to design my own ring. It was challenging but lots…read moreof fun! The entire class consisted of step-by-step instructions on how to size, carve and etch a design on a wax mold. Once complete, you attach your name and contact info on a card so that it can be shipped to you once it has been cast into a brass (or silver) ring. You really learn what goes into designing a piece of jewelry- would definitely take this class again. Will have to remember to post a photo of the finished piece after I receive it!

I took the pressed flower candle making class. It was very easy to follow instructions, fun, and…read moreeveryone's candle turned out lovely. You are given a kit that includes all the items you need to make the candle in class and for you to use at home. I knocked down one star bc I ended up paying a minimal fee ($2) for parking as the class went just a little over 2hrs which is the validation period.

This gym is so self-important. We booked a trial class. When we arrived there, it took us nearly 20…read moremins to find a parking spot, because this gym is located in a very busy mall. Therefore we were a bit late for the class and we were told they have strict 10-min warm-up rule, which was never mentioned in our email communication. They refused us to join the class because we missed the warm-up, no matter how we tried to explain the situation, and only offered an option for rescheduling. Also, the gym is very small, the parking is so hard, not to mention homeless people hanging around the parking lot.

As a grandmother of a 2-year-old who has been attending Flip 1st Gymnastics for nearly three…read moremonths, I can't say enough wonderful things about this place. The studio is truly the best on the West Side--bright, clean, and thoughtfully set up for little ones to learn, move, and have fun. The staff is absolutely amazing. Every coach we've encountered has been warm, attentive, and fantastic with toddlers. The program itself is beautifully structured--each class offers something new, and in over three months, we haven't experienced a single repeated lesson. My grandchild is always excited to go, and it's been such a joy watching her development and growing confidence. A special thank you to Dan, the owner, whose kindness and compassion touched our family deeply. After losing our home in the Palisades fires, Dan made it possible for us to continue bringing our little one to gymnastics. His generosity during such a difficult time meant more than words can say. Flip 1st Gymnastics is more than a gym--it's a place that truly cares about children and families. We are so grateful to be part of this community. -- A very grateful grandmother

If you're a parent looking for a great play zone, this one is a winner. It's cleaner and more…read moreaffordable than most, with a staff that's genuinely helpful. Since it's inside the mall, it's a perfect home base for a family outing when you need to burn off some energy or entertain several kids at once. - This is a top-tier play space for families. It sets itself apart from the competition with high-quality service and price points that actually make sense for parents. The facility is pristine and clearly well-cared-for, which isn't always the case with these spots. Plus, the mall location is incredibly convenient; it makes it much easier to manage a group of kids while getting other things done nearby.

I'll start with the positive. My son loves it's here, he's very active and he's wiped out after a…read morefew hours here. it's reasonably priced and as the parent I can relax a little more because the play area is secure. The negative. They need to be sanitizing better and more often. I never see the employees cleaning. The foam balls are disgusting and the netting around the play area are visibly dirty. My son has picked up a bug twice from this place and that's even after washing our hands before leaving and bathing when we get home. The first time we thought was a fluke, kids are dirty and great at getting each other sick. We went the second time and the next day and he woke up the next day sick. They also need an age limit. A few times we've gone there have been groups of teenagers running around, playing too rough and hogging play areas.

We took my niece to Sunshine Education Center. My niece is very kind and giving so at the six…read moresummer & winter camp programs she attended she got along well with most of the kids. This was the first time she ever had trouble making friends. She said the girls had their clicks and would exclude her. She did greatly enjoy her English and math teacher and I loved how he sent notes home and communicated. I felt she was doing grade level English & Math academic work. I'm not sure how much Mandarin was learned as I wasn't really updated on that except for a note.

I have been there as a scoutmaster with my scout troop in the 1990s the camp is a great camp for…read morefirst time scouts the hiking is not to hard a good training hike have a great time ! .

I've fancied myself an outdoorsman since I was a kid--fishing, hunting, kayaking, hiking,…read moreorienteering... heck, all I needed was an Eagle Project to finish the whole BSA thing, but instead, I got a girlfriend... oh well, I was THAT close... But all that as prologue to a couple of weeks ago, when I went with my son, another dad, and a slew of Boy Scouts on a two-night backpacking trip into the San Gabriels. I've completed the Sturtevant Falls hike more times than I can count, and I've hiked and re-hiked all sorts of trails in this area. But I can't say that prior to this trip, I had taken the path to Spruce Grove Campground... it just never came up I guess. I'm glad to have experienced this nice little spot just a few miles from the parking lot at Chantry Flats. The campground is little more than a marginally flat area between the trail and the creek. Plenty of shade trees in the riparian spot makes for a tranquil camping place, despite the steady flow of hiking and trail biking traffic just feet from your tent. Each campsite features a fire pit, and there is a rather unique toilet with a conveyor belt "flushing" system. Kudos to the engineers for not only a waterless set-up, but also the clear plexiglass roof offers light and a nicer view of the laurel and sycamore trees. Just a few minutes from Sturtevant Camp, this simple little camp site is first come, first served, and free to use. No bear boxes here, so bring a good bear can/hard-sided bear container. Unless you're really good at it and know what you're doing, don't bother trying to hang a bear bag. Really, you're doing it wrong. Pack out what you pack in, trash wise, too. If you're camping here, it's probably during the "absolutely no fires.... seriously, what were you thinking even bringing a lighter?" season. So there's that, too. Four stars for being a cool, free, close, and relatively pretty campsite in a high traffic area. The consistent parade of people in their REI-inspired plumage was definitely a few steps higher on the food chain than the Eaton Canyon waterfall people, but still distracting.