I take my grandchildren, and they have a ball they love the hands-on exhibits. The children look…read moreforward to going because there's always a a new exhibit to learn from.

King Tut exhibit was AMAZING! nasa exhibit was great too! Gift shop for King Tut was lame. As was…read moreNasa gear. No visors for small heads or shirts for big busted ladies.

A hidden gem. The warmth and care the teachers bring to learning is what sets them apart. We love…read morecoming here!

From the owner: Enrolling now for Summer S.T.E.A.M. Camp…read more We provide a unique science based experience for children to explore in a makerspace environment.

High Chromebook usage daily Denied this until they realized…read moreAUSD sends an internet usage update listing times, duration and websites. Issues at site-promises/advertised enrichment not happening/ chromebook as a babysitter, daiky candy as a reward for behavior- were unable to be resolved with site director over many months. But, when I finally reached out to the owner Linda I was dismissed and referred back to the Site Director. Many parents ended up leaving the program and placing our children elsewhere. The only positive were a couple of the classroom staff throughout the years who were kind and patient with the kids. These staff members often ended up moving on.

Kids are being babysat by you tube and other sites with unsupervised computer viewing despite my…read moreaddressing the issue multiple times with the director. Thanks Alhambra Unified for those very detailed reports of internet usage so I can see exactly when and which sites and for how long my child spent while at Spark...instead of enrichment and outdoor time. It was frustrating that the Director/Owner ignored my messages despite my trying multiple times to resolve the issue with the site director before reaching out to her. The staff says what you want to hear, but again and again no change is made. Disappointing from an owner that is a former educator so she is well aware of the screen time limits and recommendations for elementary aged children. I have noticed that some sites are being run much better than others, so be aware to actually check on what your child is doing each day there after homework is done. Don't rely on the staff, but check internet usage and ask your child. Maybe your school site program differs.

I had a pleasant (albeit brief) visit here. Everyone I interacted with was friendly and helpful…read more This is one of the smaller Y's I've seen. I'm just glad it's here for the community. The only thing negative I can say is that their parking lot is a little smaller than I had hoped. We were able to find parking but I can imagine it getting hectic if there are more people coming for a basketball tournament or something.

Great place to go to I grew up here with my family and always been welcomed and helped with…read morewhatever I needed and what ever is happening in the world this ymca adapted and makes programs for kids with programs for any kid and any interests and also programs for adults and elderly.

Last Summer was our first year sending our son and he absoulutely loved it. By the end of the…read moresummer he was already asking if he could return next year (which is this summer). Hes never wanted to go to summer camp and we finally were able to convince him to go. So glad we sent him Create in the Lab. He'll definitely be there this year!!

This summer camp is the best. My son attended this camp last year at 5 years old. He had an amazing…read moretime. My son has a very solid and strong academic background and I wanted his learning to continue throughout the summer. I also wanted my son to have a summer and also have fun. Create in the Lab allowed that to happen. They provided many activities that included hands on, critical thinking, problem solving and relationship building. My son was comfortable and loved going everyday. As a mom taking him everyday that made me feel amazing. I was very pleased with the camp. My son is 6 now and he will be there this year. Look no more parents. This is the camp to beshout out to the lovely Mrs. Artia and staff.

Incredible! I just took my first adult Wednesday class. And there was no hesitation in my mind to…read moresign up for a package. This is such a gem! To learn these skills in a supportive environment with wonderful classical music surrounded by art everything included it's amazing! Just in a 2-hour session. I took home new skills to apply to my own work. The teacher was phenomenal! Incredibly well-versed, very talented, and passionate, along with humble and inspiring. Love it.

My 5 year old absolutely loves taking art classes here. He gets to work on his pencil grip and flex…read morehis creative side without feeling pressured. Every single art work he brings home has been high quality.

Galileo in 2020 collected Summer Camp tuition and claimed the Emergency Loan, then file Chapter 11…read more& never paid any of the families back a dime. They stole my money and money if other family and friends. It's so sad they can do this and continue as nothing happened. They received everyone's full tuition and emergency loans some of which they didn't have to repay and then filed for chapter 11. Please beware. I can provide proof of payment and the other information is available as public records. Let me know if you need proof.

My two active boys (ages 5 and 8) loved Galileo. We decided to do the whole package - before care,…read morelunch and after care and they loved it all. Caring staff, engaging projects and silly songs - something about a rubber chicken. It has been about 6 months since Camp and we are saving up for next summer so the boys can return. The South Pas site has a shaded playground which was an added bonus. I also really appreciated the customer service representatives. Since it was our first time, I called a number of times asking all sorts of questions and they were able to respond quickly and professionally. We signed up during the Memorial Day first time camper promo and also got refer-a-friend credit which was a plus.

My 9 year old son says this is his favorite camp of all time! Every day he came home and rated his…read moreday a 10/10.

My 8 yr old son has done a lot of summer camps... but he has NEVER raved about one as much as Camp…read moreHave A Blast. This was by far his favorite camp ever. I loved the communication from the staff, the professionalism, the variety of activity, the attention from the counselors, and the hat! Definitely signing up for this again next year!

My daughter really enjoyed this camp. It was organized and the counselors were always friendly and…read moreenergetic. This location is at the beautiful Turning Point School in Culver City, adjacent to Surfas, and the metroline. The parking lot is small but the staff were great at directing traffic and getting everyone in and out. They ask you to walk your child for check-in on the first day, and then your child may be dropped off at valet on the subsequent days. Pick-up is always inside and you must show ID (nice safety measure). My daughter made a vacuum and was so excited to share her experiences each afternoon at pick up. She also had an unfinished (?) nightlight in her bag on her last day. We purchased the extended care for the week (because we work full-time regular office hours and planned to have our daughter there from 8-6). The last day (Friday) had a "closing ceremony" at 2:30 PM. I was disappointed because we weren't aware of this at enrollment. It was very difficult to attend and the entire camp literally closed down afterwards. Luckily I got the day off, but otherwise, my daughter would have been "stuck" there until 6 and it really did feel like they were "done". Most of the kids already had a mindset that they were done and packed, and the staff seemed to be ready to say goodbye as well. Meals and snacks are not included - bummer! Choicelunch, a hot food delivery service is available. One other disappointment for me - I decided to change locations (from Culver City to Brentwood) because of the commute and was charged a fee. Culver City was already waitlisted, so in my opinion, I just freed up another spot for them and shouldn't have accrued a charge. The customer service representative told me that it "takes a lot of work" to exchange locations but I just don't understand it. Galileo is new to So Cal and I would expect them to make some exceptions, especially if I'm helping them out (by freeing up a space). It's difficult to say if we'll return to Galileo next year. My daughter enjoyed it but she has enjoyed all the other camps she's attended. She's got an outgoing and fun personality, and she doesn't have difficulty meeting friends and enjoys challenges. There are other camps in LA that are also fun, offer meals and/or snacks and are less expensive.

Horrible camp. It's like they don't know anything about how to run one. The "counselors" spend the…read moreday on their phones and there are hardly any activities.