I love this place! I did the paint a long class here, and it was just awesome! I've never taken a…read morepainting class before. So, I'm going in totally blind. The first one I did was a tree. It looked VERY daunting. Two hours later, my piece surprisingly came out pretty nice! And, I liked it so much that I did it again! I went back to do a lighthouse. I believe the instructor's name on this one was Karen for the lighthouse. That was a tough piece. Karen took a lot of time with us. It was a two hour class, and I had no idea that it had already been three hours! She was so nice. In the end, I was also pretty satisfied with my lighthouse. :) Participants made an evening out of the class, too. Groups went together, and on the lighthouse class, I went on a Saturday night, several people brought wine and snacks. Lots of fun! The two pieces I did made for very nice Christmas presents I gave them to a good friend with whom I did a fall trip with that had the trees with the red autumn leaves and lighthouses. She loved them! I can honestly say that I am hooked! I am definitely planning to go back. There is another lighthouse piece that I'm wanting to do when they feature it.

I've enjoyed some of the art projects my family and I have made here…read more I've also enrolled my child in art camp--but I was very disappointed at what was advertised in the pamphlet, and what my child actually was able to make at camp. She did not get to make as many projects as advertised. I feel like most of her time was spent on coloring sheets--instead of on paintings and on crafts. It's too expensive to pay for my child to go to "art camp" and produce items she could have done at home. It felt like it was a bait and switch. I like the instructors we've had, but I don't like the direction the owner(s) is/are taking this company to make money. I will not do business with them again.

For this Yelp review assignment, I chose to take of tour at the school all attend, the University…read moreof South Carolina. I chose this tour because it was simple and close to where I live, making it easy to pick a convenient time. I decided to take this tour at 8:30 on Friday, February 2nd. They seemed to run tours of campus every couple hours Monday- Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm. The purpose of this tour is intended mostly for students who possibly want to become a gamecock and further their education at the University of South Carolina. This campus tour is a very important part of recruiting potential students, so making sure it is as memorable and special as possible is a top priority of the school. My personal purpose for taking this tour besides for this assignment was because I was curious what features this school had that I wasn't currently utilizing or if the tour included interesting facts that I didn't know. I had never taken a tour of the USC campus before and I was trying to have the mindset of if I will still a senior in high school looking for my ideal college. The tour started at the USC visitor center near the South Carolina Statehouse off of Pendleton Street. The group I was with consisted of all most all high-school looking students along with their accompanying parents. The mode of transportation that was used for the entire tour was just walking. Walking was the only realistic way to take this tour unless there were golf carts or Segway scooters. The employee who was giving the tour was a senior who attended USC and was working as a peer leader. I liked the fact that the person giving the tour was currently in USC because he talked about what activities he was engaged in and he probably knew more about all the details of the school over someone who was an older graduate for example. The role of the tour guide was to explain what each building was used for and where certain things were. Lots of the parents in my tour group had questions, and they were answered with ease. He also gave a multitude of facts about different monuments and historic sites. One of my favorite facts he gave was about the Maxcy monument located in the horseshoe. The person who designed that monument was the same person who designed the Washington monument. There was a rumor back in the day at USC that the ball at the top of the Maxcy monument would only spin when a true southern belle walked past. I would say the tour was beyond satisfactory and I learned much, much more about USC then I had known before. The tour guide was friendly, I was never bored, and seeing the parts of the campus I had never seen, or only seen freshman year was extremely interesting. This tour provided the service of helping incoming high school students decide if this was the right school for them by showing them the different amenities and facts about the school. Overall the tour had a very positive impact on me as well as the way I viewed the University. I was glad that I chose to take this tour of USC to use as the subject of this project. I went into the tour hesitant and feeling a bit out of place since I already have gone to this school for three years. As the tour progressed my knowledge of the campus and interesting facts increased. I would recommend this tour to everyone who has the opportunity to take it, even if you already go here.

The financial aid office has been the worst experience of my life. They wait until the last minute…read moreto send any information and leave you scrambling. I had to email in order to see any updates, even though all my information was approved. Seems like they want you to pay out of pocket. very sketchy.

This place is awesome. It's a fun atmosphere. The staff is always willing to help you when you are…read moreunsure of something or if you've messed something up. I've been several times and the same woman is there. I would recommend this place to anyone and I can't wait until we go back to paint our fall and Christmas projects!

Great service Always have what I need in art supplies and…read moreanswer all my questions Great framing service

We were looking for a venue to get married at. We wanted a space that was LGBT friendly and didn't…read morerequire a lot of work to decorate. I knew the minute I walked in, it was meant to be. Wendy met us with spunk and enthusiasm and didn't flinch when we said "we" were getting married. We had a date picked already so for a Monday we were winning with the cost. It came with all the tables, chairs and space we needed. The lighting was perfect.

Everything was quite amazing!! I called during my work day and they stayed open late for me to find…read morean amazing painting for my boss!!! It was signed by the artist and everything

From the owner: Artistic Aspirations, LLC is a local, woman owned and operated, community art shop. We have a small…read moregallery that allows local artists to display and sell their artwork or crafts. We host art classes, offer space rentals for private parties and welcome walk-in art opportunities for creative fellowship.

We had such a great visit on a rainy day. We did walk in…read morehours on a Monday. We arrived shortly after they opened and were able to get started right away. There are plenty of options for walk ins. Canvas, ceramics, wood items. Since it was not an instructor led project we were given detailed instructions that were very easy to follow. The staff set up our area with the canvases we selected and one ceramic project. All the supplies were laid out as well. We had plenty of room to work and chat. My kids joined me: ages 15 and 11 Our artwork did not turn out like the sample, but made for some great laughs and excellent memories. Somehow my beach scene took on the resemblance of a frog or some creature. who knew making a shadow on the water would be so hard. I look forward to visiting again. Staff were kind, helpful and readily available to answer our questions. Wish I had asked more questions. Bonus: you can bring your own drinks/snacks

This was my first time here. I've been to one before in Georgia…read more My friend invited me and her coworker out here. It was such a nice outing and a good way to start the weekend. The class was pretty full. We painted a beach scene with the artist painting the pic being viewable via TV. That was different but welcomed. You can bring your own wine and snacks. We had wine, cheese and crackers. It was really fun! They selected a few folks from a gameplay and they won pictures. Those celebrating were brought on the stage and were given gifts! I will definitely come back here.

Mr. King Hall is a true gem of a person! He was polite and encouraging. My daughter passed her…read morefirst try. He took her to the DmV and it was overall a great experience if you are a nervous parent wanting to have a great responsible teacher for your young driver this is definitely the one!!

Mr. King is an outstanding driving instructor who consistently provides clear, detailed guidance…read more He reviews every skill thoroughly, including the basics, ensuring nothing is overlooked. Each lesson begins with a DMV-style pre-test, which makes the real road test feel familiar. When mistakes happen, he points them out directly, explains the reason behind the correction, and makes sure you understand how to avoid it next time. His approach is straightforward, informative, and genuinely helpful. Overall, he is a highly effective instructor, and I would confidently recommend him to anyone learning to drive.