I recently spent the afternoon at this studio crafting and having a great time with Janice (the…read moreowner) and other ladies. Janice was patient and thorough and very creative! I love the set-up everything you need for the craft is there waiting for you, and you're lead through clear, and easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Enjoyable and easy for even the non-crafty. I can't wait to go back for my next class!

This is such a beautiful school! I love that it's in tower bringing art into the community. We came…read morehere for the first night of the Rogue festival. We saw the life of a houseplant by Noco and it was wonderful! We were a little disappointed when the guy introducing the show mentioned that there was a mistake in the pamphlet and it wasn't an aerial show. But the place itself is beautiful! They're also a stop for Ooooby box pick up which is great because its so close to my house.

I contacted Pegi today to sign up for the class today. She sent me pictures of the class docs, a…read more3-ring binder and DVD's. I don't even have a DVD player any longer, it's 2024. She then informed me that she had two options for classes. 1st is in person which is more expensive than the 2nd online version. I got a bad vibe from Pegi and giggled to myself when I say the materials. Truth be told I feel like they only offer an online class so they can keep your money if there is any issues or conflicts with scheduling. I highly recommend you read through the 1-star reviews. I have decided not to use this company because they feel salesy and I get the feeling the money back guarantee is a scam. The reason for the 1-star review is purely based off my experience speaking with Pegi and her salesy tactics, she didn't seem like a guidance counselor to me. Shame on you all.

Today I was told by Pegi there are no refunds allowed. She compared Harvards tuition to this 4 week…read moreclass. My first class is scheduled for May 30th 2 days from now and I paid for the class two weeks ago. Since then, I had to take a job so my family has medical insurance, seeing that's it the law and good practice to take care of your children. I explain this to Pegi, yes their may have been an issue with scheduling but she didn't care and pompisly proceeded to say they will keep my money. As an honest contractor I believe charging for work you didn't do is a crime. People like this are the very reason contractors get such a bad rap. Pegi, keep my money you shameless person. Shame on you CSLS. Your crooks.

I have never felt a more open and welcoming dance studio. The instructors and owner are very…read moreknowledgeable and really care for you. I have been learning different dances here for a while and I look forward to the different dances and styles. I highly recommend this studio .

This studio has the best teachers and Dianna is wonderful. Whatever dance style you prefer, they…read moreknow them all!

Couldn't even find it. Address must be wrong. Photos are…read moreway out of date. Wish they would update to make it easier to find.

This store is fantastic. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. A MUST see store, packed with tons…read moreof needlepoint resources!

Update for 2022. My son is in 10th grade now and part of his High School robotics team, the…read moreBuchanan Bird Brains. He is the co-pilot in robotics competitions and CAD director for his team. He is already looking into his engineering options for college. Its crystal clear that the time and money applied at InnovEd was well spent with a very nice ROI for my son.

I can't find the one for the Riverpark location. But my son loves Innoved! We saw them at the…read moreFarmer's Market at Riverpark and my son was so excited to be a part of the program. He is just four years old but I know he will be taking these classes as he gets older. For now, he will be at the Riverpark location which is intended for youngsters. You can take mommy and me classes, drop off and sign your child up for monthly classes. The staff there are all amazing! Please check it out to foster the love for STEM activities!

We had a great trial experience today with Sweet Peas! Loved that you can try the class first…read more They have gymnastics classes for girls and boys. Including Lil Ninja classes for older ages too -also co-ed! From what we saw it's 2-3 kiddos per teacher per class, although the classes we saw were smaller and our daughter was the only one In her group today. The classes overlap with others. They start with stretches, while another class is on the floor, then when stretches are done and the next class moves to the floor, then the other class will rotate to the next station, then eventually finish their class while the other class is on the floor. This part seems like it may be distracting for little ones, but my 3.5 year old did okay with the redirecting from the teacher. Classes are 45 minutes and $22 a class. You pay one month at a time on a rolling basis. Stop anytime. They also host bilingual-Spanish classes too! I also believe I read they have summer camps, parent night out events and are a vendor with CVRC.

Zocalo Public Square is a "living magazine", bringing experts in various fields to Fresno to…read moreparticipate in free, open, public forums on a variety of topics. As a non-profit organization, they do this in the public interest, with sponsors interested in public education and involvement, such as the California Healthcare Foundation. They rove around Fresno to different venues, presenting in a variety of formats depending upon the specific topic: Lecture, Panel Discussion, Interviews. Their speakers are frequently people you've heard of or read about, and are generally nationally recognized experts. They ALWAYS provide for a healthy question and answer period, and all events are followed by a free wine and beer reception, where the audience has the opportunity to talk with the night's guests and with each other. I have personally attended over 100 of their events in various cities (mainly LA, their hometown), and I have found their events to be uniformly excellent and provocative, and I have learned a great deal on subjects that I knew nothing about, or even on subjects that I know well. I have particularly enjoyed meeting the various speakers in person and exchanging words with experts in the field. All of their events are videotaped and autiotaped for downloading and podcast the next day, and a written summary is generally available the following morning online. Their website is also a gem. It not only contains an archive of the hundreds of events they've held over the last 9 years, but also posts original writing daily on a variety of issues: cultural, societal, political, economic, health. Poetry is a common contribution. "Connecting People to Ideas and to Each Other" accurately portrays what they do.....and did I mention, they are FREE? From the website: "Zócalo Public Square, a project of the Center for Social Cohesion, is a living magazine, an innovative blend of on-the-ground events and on-line journalism, that connects people to ideas and to each other in an open, accessible, non-partisan and broad-minded spirit. Through our web publication, lectures, panels, screenings, and conferences, Zócalo explores ideas that enhance our understanding of citizenship and community--the forces that strengthen or undermine human connectedness and social cohesion. We believe that over specialization and narrowcasting undermine the public square and are committed to welcoming a new, young and diverse generation to the conversation. Established in Los Angeles in 2003, Zócalo roams across L.A. and Phoenix, and has traveled to Chicago, New Orleans, San Francisco, and as far as Shanghai, Berlin and Guadalajara. In our eight years, we have featured over 800 compelling thinkers and doers from a wide range of fields--politics, governance, humanities, health, economics, education, technology, foreign policy, arts, science and beyond--who explore how we see and relate to one another, be it locally, regionally, nationally, or globally." Here is a video excerpt from a recent event on the future of rural healthcare, an important topic for the region: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc6RYrYR3Zk&list=UUr14_h2WJNXeFfO38C9Rv3Q&index=6&feature=plcp