Missed out on a birthday party here when my son was in preschool, due to vacation, but we made our…read moreway back for a summer camp class. We had a fun class with Ms. Jenna; she's very kind and conscientious. Most of my arts center experience is with Wallingford Arts Center (now Community Arts Center) having grown up close to it. I remember wearing smocks and play clothes to those classes as a kid because we got dirty and did cool artistic stuff! Wayne Art Center told us to send kids in clothes that can get dirty so I did, but none of the other kids were dressed in anything but their Target and Boden "finest," which was just so lame. I know it's Wayne and not the arts center staff. I don't blame them or Jenna; they're reading the room. Wayne = the movie Greener Grass. My bad. Aside from some tempera, he didn't do much with paints, used pastels once, and no charcoal or other mediums that could soil clothes. I guess here, it's a b!tchfest liability thing, but it's a missed opportunity to me because kids are capable of much more. I appreciate the staff for doing all they can. Like all things Wayne, it was professional, but like all things Wayne, it lacked the inspiration that my kind of art requires.

I had a terrible experience here. Absolutely no apology or even acknowledgement from management…read moreabout an instructor being verbally abusive. I took classes here a decade ago and loved it, but it's not the same. They're really gone downhill.

I can not express enough how lucky we are to have such a wonderful place in our community! The…read morebuilding if beautiful, there is always something amazing going on and the classes are amazing! and they offer a variety of classes! I bug shout out to the management team because they are always hosting fun and creative events! LOVE THE MLAC

This place offers a variety of classes and i can speak for the Beginner Jewelry class with Dawn…read moreBergmaier, since i'm taking that right now (winter 2012). the bottom line is that the class is great and i'd recommend taking it. the class teaches you "design layout, piercing, forming, basic construction, filing, soldering, coloration and finishing." i've also learned pickling, annealing, riveting, and print rolling (onto metal, of course), and that was all in just the 5-week course! there's a standard 11-wk workshop but i wanted to try the shorter one just to get my feet wet and see if i liked it. if you take this class, don't forget your earplugs! there's lots of hammering going on. no prior metalshop experience was required, and although i've worked in both wood and metalshops, i still learned a lot and it's also a great class for total n00bs. one of the best things about the class is that you get to learn the foundation of jewelrymaking and techniques for working with all the tools. the other cool thing was that the class size was small -- it started out with 8 ppl but dwindled down to 5. after Dawn gives her demo, we repeated what she did and then had the freedom to make pretty much anything we wanted to. it's great to be able to put things together with the techniques that i learned. Dawn was always helpful and open to any questions or ideas we had. She also explained things well and really poured out a lot of knowledge. i guess since jewelrymaking is metalshop on a small scale, they don't need floor machines like a bandsaw or a drillpress. instead we use handsaws and the flexshaft (which is really ideal for working on small pieces). the equipment seemed pretty well maintained, except for the jeweler's bench pins. the only drawback for me is that since it takes 1.5 hrs to commute there from center city Philadelphia (via SEPTA), and another 1.5 hrs for me to get home, i've been resorting to eating "dinner" on my walks to class from Haverford Station. the walk from Haverford Road to the Art Center has no sidewalks and is barely lit so that in some parts, i've been using my phone as a flashlight and have been carrying a huge, bright yellow bag to be more visible to passing cars. also note that if you take the Norristown High Speed Line to get there from 69th Street Station, you pay as you leave (not as you enter the NHSL). i didn't know that the first time and thought it was a free transfer! If it wasn't so far, I would def take Beyond Beginner Jewelry, and perhaps some other classes here.

My daughter (7 yrs old) has attended several of the school holiday camps, and she loves it. She…read moreasks to go back all the time. Whenever I pick her up after a day of camp, she doesn't want to leave!

From the owner: The Center on Central is Your Home for Creative Arts - with Young Rembrandts® art classes, Studio 4…read morethe Young Artist, music groups, individual music lessons, creative theater, bead making and a pottery studio all featured. We also run a summer day camp! In addition, The Center on Central features programs such as Zumba® fitness classes, Jin Shin Jyutsu® energy restoration, and foreign language enrichment with ¡Ven a Jugar!. We welcome suggestions from the community and inquiries from qualified instructors for future potential offerings. On weekend afternoons, you can host a child's birthday party or other private gathering at The Center on Central. The Center on Central is also home to Creative Arts Therapies - both for individuals and in social skills groups. We feature Music Therapy, Art Therapy and Dance/Movement Therapy, and in the summer, our acclaimed CAMP 24 Extended School Year Creative Arts Day Camp runs weekly, Mondays-Fridays. People of all ages & abilities are welcome!

Outstanding service and beyond excellent when it came to framing our unique drawing…read more Highly recommend.

One of the reasons I found Wayne Art Supplies was to have an original art piece framed. Dave, the…read moreowner, was super. Helped with selection; put it together; and rushed the job for a Birthday present. His assistant, Kim, is an artist. She can help you with every art supply you ever needed and how it is best used. But, that is not all. This delightful store has toys/ gifts/games. I found Captain Underpants for my grandson and he was thrilled. Wayne Art Supplies is a place to stop in and just say hello. I love to look at all the new supplies. And, of course, always end up buying something.

Awesome experience. Fun. Easy. Michele is a great teacher. Have a party at your home for a…read moreladies night out. My children loved this class too. Affordable too and you get an original piece of art. I framed mine and hung it on my wall.

From the very moment you step through its doors, the art gallery leaves an indelible first…read moreimpression--charmingly adorned with an air of elegance and thoughtfully curated pieces that ignite contemplation. Events constantly take place, thankfully giving me reasons to come back and immerse myself again. I wait in anticipation every time, being able to enjoy the sheer beauty of these artworks, is a delight in itself. It's a realm where abstract portraits and contemporary local creations gracefully envelop the senses, one where local pieces allow one to immerse oneself in the beauty of life whilst supporting local artists. My review can't even begin to do justice to my love for Colonna Contemporary. Can't wait until the next event.

From the owner: Colonna Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery bridging the worlds of traditional and digital…read moreart. Representing some of the brightest and innovative talent working today, Colonna Contemporary operates at the intersection of traditional and digital art. The gallery is a portal into the future of art. With a focus on bridging the two spaces, the gallery offers its collectors an innovative range of services aimed at capitalizing the most advanced trends and technologies available today. From issuance of Certificates of Authenticity as NFTs registered on the blockchain, to reward mechanisms informed by game theory, to issuance of utility tokens granting early access to new work, the gallery offers its clients a forward-looking and reliable resource for art collecting at the threshold of the digital era. With a focus on education and a steadfast commitment to safety, our team of experts provides a seamless onboarding experience for those new to the digital arts community. As a trusted partner, we offer unparalleled access to the latest trends and cutting-edge technology, ensuring that our clients are always ahead of the curve. Please contact michele@colonnacontemporary.com

I was ever so grateful for the ladies at The Great Frame Up in Wayne for helping me with framing…read moreproject for a precious family keepsake. They did a wonderful job using a shadow box technique. I don't mind their price, because there is much artistry in what they do. For that special painting or print, they are worth every penny.

Kind staff and talented framers! Very helpful and knowledgeable. Thank you for your help and…read moreexpertise.

Didn't go to school here, but I know it's an amazing school... I started out at mount Holyoke…read morecollege so I am very proud of my sister schools. A women's college like bryn mawr educates strong, intelligent and passionate women and I've always been so happy to live on the main line and close to such a prestigious college. Aside from the prestige and values, I can say that the campus is absolutely gorgeous!!! My pooch and I look forward to our jogs throughout the campus. "Bryn mawr college" is one of his favorites for words or phrases, aside from dog park, car ride, and dinner. Lol.

Come for the intellectual ass-kicking, stay to be surrounded by women who are sure to change the…read moreworld. Also stay for: + the renowned scholars that are your professors. they will treat you like colleagues. + the excellent student-to-faculty ratio (8:1) + the gorgeous American Gothic architecture + the secret gardens and towering rows of trees + each and every tradition. Bryn Mawr is an inimitable place. Any top-tier college may have comparable academics, but nowhere where you find such a thriving community of passionate, inspired, intelligent individuals. Not only did I have the incredible opportunity to be taught by Macarthur "Genius Grant" winners in every class (not TAs!), they'd talk to me like an equal afterward. I have to admit that I found the students to be even more inspiring. Someone was always doing groundbreaking and fascinating research, but there was always enough time to explain it in a relaxed way over chocolate chip pancakes. And if that weren't enough, the traditions really did bring the entire campus together, in ways a Yelp review can't do justice to. All the upperclasswomen were astoundingly knowledgeable and supportive, and the friends I made at Bryn Mawr are friends for life. Without question, going to Bryn Mawr was the best possible decision I could have made for myself as a young woman.

First off, they have a great knowledge on camera gear. They have new and used gear which is great…read more Unlike on line stores, there is nothing like trying out gear before purchasing. They are very friendly and provide great customer service.

Am only asking for honesty, did not realize that this business is not a Better Business Bureau…read moreparticipant latter requires standards up to and including honesty. There is good reason why Cardinal Camera is not a BBB participant, based on personal experience, Cardinal Camera has lied unabashedly and frankly stolen my money. I purchased a camera, price $1600.00, unsatisfied with zoom feature- returned and was charged a restocking fee of $509.00-OUTRAGEOUS!!!!. Cardinal Camera claims there was a scratch on the camera, an unmitigated lie. I am 74 years of age, have an extensive photography background, have owned many cameras and know how to handle a camera. My only mistake and regret is having done business with Cardinal Camera, an unscrupulous, lying and sheer thieves. A word of caution: DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH CARDINAL CAMERA. I will forward this review to family, friends and business associates. Mike Hernandez Email: sunandsand1227@gmail.com