The Payne-Pulliam School of Trade and Commerce has a very distinct aspect outside. It is painted…read moreprimarily in white blue. The structure of the building is compact and strong. I don't know if there is a basement but the first and second floor are strongly made. There is a beautifully decorated lintel above the front door. The rest of building is done in brick. I cannot tell what stone is used for the window sills. The building looks like it should be busy. There is something functional and powerful about it. Unfortunately it is in a rather lonely place. Though not completely forlorn it just isn't in a high traffic area. The surrounding landscape is made up of one empty tower and several empty parking lots. The school is intended to instruct in business and office technology. I haven't seen anyone near or in the building but I have only visited a few times. It is pleasant to look upon and offers relief to the eye and soul in that windswept portion of the city.

Very comprehensive classes, with a mix of in class and in field type training. Theres a lot of…read moredifferent programs to explore as well from welding, blight removal, and residential building!

I took the Asbestos Abatement Contractor/Supervisor class there last February. Patrick knows what…read morehe's talking about. The hands on training was legit.

It was a pleasure being a part of a Virtual yelp Detroit last night with Bees in the D and Spun…read moreSugar. Brian Is an excellent teacher and we learned much about the honey making process. I love that he's a nonprofit organization and that all the money goes back into the bees. Best of luck to both of you! https://beesinthed.com/ https://www.spunsugardetroit.com/

Wow! What an amazing experience! I had the pleasure of doing a virtual tour of the rooftop hives…read morewith Brian Peterson, master beekeeper extraordinaire. He is a 5th grade teacher and a professor at Oakland University and has such a passion for teaching people about the most amazing super organisms - honeybees! I can't say enough about the tour. I felt like I should have been taking notes because there are so many amazing facts about honeybees I never knew before. I'll definitely be visiting Bees in the D in person once the coronavirus gets under control. If you have an interest in supporting a local non-profit and are curious exactly what beehives are doing on urban rooftops, come to Detroit for a tour. You can also visit their Facebook or Twitter social media pages and check out some free bee education. Most importantly, donate to this amazing cause or buy some honey or merchandise. Let's save the bees!

I am so excited to be apart of the Kindecare family. My daughter is 2 1/2 with speech delay. She…read moreenjoys engaging with staff and peers. My daughter has really grown so much since attending this program. Staff are really engaged and always take there time to make sure my daughter is in the right track. I receive the best video and picture updates daily. The check in process due to Covid-19 is very easy and safe. I have no concerns with my daughters health or safety. My daughter runs to the door each morning with excitement. I look forward to continuing my daughters education at Kindecare.

They truly care about the children at this center, Marilyn and Victoria go above and beyond to…read moreinsure quality at the center between curriculum, cleanliness and feeding the children making sure you get your money worth. The Teachers keep good relationships with the parents and pretty much know everyone even if they're not in that classroom! It is one of the best kindercare's I've ever experienced and they deserve an applause! The only problems are more of a cooperate issue than a problem with the center.

Grand Circus provided me with the best educational experience of all time and changed my life in…read moreways that i did not think were possible. Since completeting my bootcamp, i have the best job of my life and my career is exceeding my grandest expectation. Overall: My experience at grand circus was second to none. Starting with my first "fact finding" phone call with the GC admin staff, I knew that I was dealing with passionate and knowledge individuals who cared about me and helping me achieve my goals. This initial feeling was confirmed and reestablished over and over again throughout my experience with GC. I loved every aspect of my bootcamp experience and would recommend GC to anyone who has any interest in software development. Administrative: Deciding to participate in a 10 week bootcamp was a significant decision for me - not least of all because of the financial aspect. However, as soon as i began discussing the financial piece of the bootcamp i felt immediately at ease. the GC staff were able to answer ALL of my questions and provide my with numerous options specific to my situation. This was a relief and allowed me to focus on coding and getting as much out of the bootcamp as possible. Staff: The GC staff, down to the person, are seriously amazing. They are incredibly passionate, knowledgeable, and supportive. They are always looking out for their students best interest and, again, i felt immediately at ease once I met them on site at Grand Circus in downtown Detroit. I developed lasting friendships with multiple GC team members. The bootcamp: The bootcamp itself was awesome! i loved my instructor, the curriculum, the unique approach to learning to code, the team work, and all of our deliverables. I felt like i was family with my fellow bootcamp teammembers and have remained in close contact with many of them. The pace of the bootcamp was malleable - our instructor and TA adjusted it weekly to match the students' grasp of the material. this was a HUGE value add as it ensued that eveyrone was able to remain engaged in spite of challenging material. Netoworking/job placement: UH-MAZING! Grand Circus is DIRECTLY responsible for helping me find the best job of my life and launch my career in a completely new and exciting direction. The GC staff used their networking contacts to secure me numerous interviews. Since finishing my bootcamp i have started a new job with an industry leading organization that i was put in contact with through grand circus. My role is closely related to what i studied at grand circus.

I want to take the time to WARN anyone considering going here…read more... This is a FOR PROFIT bootcamp, if you fail one test, you're out. Everything you paid for this program goes completely to waste. They keep all your money. Their creditors for the bootcamp are also THE WORST I've ever dealt with. I've made on time payments, never late once, and they have reported late and missing payments on my credit score not once, but twice! Their mistake is costing me the ability to buy a house! I have a family to take care of! I have been going back and forth with trans union trying to fix this, but I SHOULDN'T have to go through this just for trying to better myself professionally. All the resources that YOU paid for shouldn't be taken away just because you did bad on a test. Yes that's right, all resources provided are taken away if you fail. Even though they keep all your money. After I was done with the bootcamp, I did not give up, and let me also say you can learn SO MUCH MORE by going on YouTube and doing code alongs. Now that's it's been a year, and I've still been coding, I can totally tell you that they PURPOSELY over-complicate the learning process in this bootcamp to make their teaching more sellable. If you still desire to be taught by a teacher, please just do a little searching there are much better bootcamps out there that WONT charge you UNTIL you get a job. Not like this one. And don't even get me started on the staff that was there when I was. Please, do yourself a favor and choose another option to code...yes they've had people who've been successful in getting jobs, but MOST people of every bootcamp will not! And that's the truth. I am calling the better business bureau today on their creditors and a lawyer. Worst decision of my adult life was attending this bootcamp.

I came to the Flyhouse before Covid with a group. It was my first aerial experience and a ton of…read morefun! I had a chance to work with the silks and a hoop, both were great! I've never considered myself an acrobat on any level, but we were encouraged to try it all. The staff is super supportive & encouraging. Yes, there were challenges and we worked through them. We were free to take picture, watch our group member, and take in the space. I really appreciated the step-by-step approach and directions! It makes a huge difference in the outcome!

Myself & two friends gathered for a friend's birthday. Our instructor Sara was amazing & patient…read morewith us giving it was our first time. Also, it's a very intimate space, so perfect for small or private classes

Must see spot in the city. The artists rotate and with each rotation is a great party hosted in the…read moregallery. The building itself is beautiful and just a short stumble from the Sheds in Eastern Market. My favorite night of all my experiences at RBHOA was the Secret Walls live mural competition. It was an amazing night where (4) teams of 3-4 artists painted murals to be judged at the conclusion of the night by the crowd. Amazing to see the artists at work. Being that the building and events are sponsored by Red Bull there is always all you can drink Vodka Redbulls (plus a few other selections, miller light, gin & tonic, etc.) Great experience every visit. This is definitely a spot I like to introduce slowly to friends from outside of the city.

One of my favorite parts of Detroit's art scene. Red Bull HoA selects resident artists that rotate…read morethrough the studio, where they focus on producing what they love and then displaying it to the public on Saturdays during the Eastern Market. The building is basically a gentrified warehouse and the first floor is where the residents work. If you go on a Saturday, you can hang out with the resident artists and talk with them as they paint, etc. After that, head downstairs to the gallery. There, completed works are displayed next to a tiny number on a thumb tack that you can use to look up each work's price if you are interested. You can browse the whole gallery in about ten minutes, but the art in invariably outstanding and I highly recommend it. It draws from a lot of College of Creative Studies talent in Detroit, and a lot of the art has contemporary and urban undertones. I've heard that they also throw parties about once a month. I can't go to the one in July, but will update this review as soon as I'm able to attend! Stop by the Red Bull House of Art whenever you are in the Eastern Market!