Such a wonderful experience coming here! For those interested in architecture, design, and/or art…read morethis place is a gem! Reservations are required so make sure you pick a time and day that works for you. Starting in June, admission prices will be $10 or $7 for students and military veterans. There is no parking lot, but street parking is available. I would say to give yourself about a 20-30 minute cushion to find parking and then walk over to the institute. The staff here are very helpful and accommodating. There are security guards on patrol, but they are also very nice and welcoming as long as you don't go over the top with your Instagram pics.

STUNNING. Who knew…read morean institute could be the perfect runway for Luis Vuitton?! They hosted LV for a fashion show in Spring 2022. There has got to be something special about the ambiance, landscape, view, and architecture! Let me show you! The place is NOT open to the public unless you have reservations. Parking is free if you can find a spot at the institute. Check in with front and get your access band, and then you are on your merry way to explore and take photos. It is an institute and there are a ton of researchers working - do not disturb the peace as I did. Security be watching folks like a hawk so be mindful and respectful of the rules. I got lost in the architecture and went in the building (curious yet unintentionally) - my bad. And then reescorted back to ground zero. However, at times I felt like I was encapsulated in a scary movie. Quiet, weird building architecture, no people around except a bird here and there. Then It felt so peaceful and you ask yourself "where the heck am I?!" Pictures don't do justice but videos do.

I love birds and have been wanting to do something like this for a while but I actually ended up…read morehere as a birthday surprise from my girlfriend this past weekend. The staff were great. They are incredibly knowledgeable about their birds. We got lucky and ended up being the only two at this time slot so we got a lot of one-on-one time with the birds The birds were awesome! You're not going to make friends with these birds but you also don't have to worry about them biting at you or anything. They are actually pretty docile. I really cannot say enough good things about this place.

This was the most amazing experience! I got this for my husband's birthday, and we both had a…read moreblast. The two hosts were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Everything they spoke about was so interesting and the interaction time with the birds was super fun. Having them fly back and forth between guests was very cool (I sat on the ground in between people as the hawk flew super close to my head--an awesome vantage point!) The whole experience lasted two hours and was great from start to finish. Plus, the location is so spectacular. Having this unique experience on a beautiful ocean cliff side is one-of-a-kind!

One of the most highly respected organizations in the world when it comes to helping people to…read morebecome excellent, resilient leaders.

I was enrolled in a program Leading for Organizational Impact. It was one of the very worst…read moreexperiences I've ever had in Professional Development. It was mainly Myers-Briggs, 360, and other forms of self-evaluation tests (which I've taken numerous times before) and then two days spent on a "fake company" and our jobs there and how we solved fake problems. It was an utter waste of time and money. The instructors were nice but truthfully not world-class and the leadership of the organization was no where to be found.

This is a lovely place to see a performance!…read more The small hall at the Neurosciences Institute is a raked, semi-circular theater. The hall is just 15 rows, front to back, 352 seats total with a center section and two side sections divided by aisles. Although most shows - maybe all shows - are general admission, you don't have to worry about being first in line to get a good seat. The sightlines and acoustics are terrific from every seat, even the back corners. Acoustician Cyril Harris worked with two architects to design the hall, and you really don't even need amplification to clearly hear someone on the stage. Being so close to the stage the venue has a very intimate feel. During intermissions there is a large covered, open-air patio, and you can step out into the Institute's courtyard and enjoy the cool "river" fountain and the really great architecture of the surrounding buildings. Another very cool thing about the hall, is that it is available free to any non-profit who would like to use it. Parking is free in a lot next to the hall. As someone else said, the signage is small and hard to see in the dark, so just follow everyone else to the busy end of the lot and down the ramp to find the hall.

I went to a concert here last night. I saw Karrin Alysson, an incredible jazz singer and pianist…read more The acoustics are incredible and the whole campus has a trippy futuristic vibe. I understand the the auditorium isn't really made for music but I wish they could rig up portable stage light for concerts. The lighting was a little harsh. Music sounds better with colored lights. So come on Irwin Jacobs! Hook em up with some better lighting!

Very patient and helpful with my dad! Two sessions and hes noticeably more comfortable with his…read morephone and laptop!

Ryan helped me transfer all my photos and music from my old computer to a brand new computer, which…read morehe helped me pick out and set up. I was nervous to get a new computer and he made me feel at ease. He was patient and walked me through everything step by step. Will definitely recommend!

The most experienced, knowledgeable Speech pathologist you can find in San Diego. My son who was…read morediagnosed with Apraxia been seeing Penny for 5 years and his Speech and language improved tremendously.

From the owner: Penny has a wide range of specialties, including Articulation and Pronunciation; Expressive…read moreLanguage; Language Comprehension and Auditory Processing; Stuttering and Fluency; Voice; Oral Motor: Functioning of the Lips and Tongue; Pragmatic and Social Skills; Aspergers Syndrome and Autism; Tongue Thrust; and Accent Reduction.

I got my niece a private surfing lesson at La Jolla Shores. Tristen stayed in contact when he got…read moreto the beach location and where to meet him. He gave my niece a lot of pointers during the session. The whole time he was very engaged and attentive. When she was having difficulties he would go back to the sand and redirect her to fix her mistakes. She had lots of fun and popped up a couple of times. Definitely going to him when I try to get into surfing again! Highly recommended to anybody who wants to try the sport and also one of the more affordable private lessons out there. Thanks a lot man!!!

My boyfriend and I's experience with Tristen was unforgettable. We are truly thankful for the time…read moreand knowledge he shared with us. After just an hour lesson each, we feel like we could rent a board and catch waves anywhere we want in the future! La Jolla beach was the perfect beginner's spot and we had such a great time that we even rented a board to surf with Tristen for an extra hour! His coaching style and passion for the sport is truly inspiring and he made us feel encouraged and supported while in and out of the water. Cannot recommend this opportunity enough!

The only reason I am giving two stars Is for the rec center…read more It's nice and clean. However, the dance class with dance to evolve was very disappointing. Too many kids in the class. The teacher simply doesn't care about the students. Only two to three people follow her lead and the rest are distracted. The class is so technical for mostly 3 year old kids and not fun at all. My daughter attended another class with dance to evolve last month at the Carmel valley location. The teacher, Ms Andrea, made the class more fun and engaging, and she called the kids by their first name since day one. The teacher at the UTC location never called anyone by their names, she never cared about the kids, and the couple of students she cared about, she gets their attention by tapping on their heads or kicking their feet. Very disappointing.

We just started dancing with Dance to Evolve as I wanted only outdoor activities for my child at…read morethis time. I was super impressed with the customer service before class began and all of the precautions for safety. Outdoor dance was so fun! Miss Serena was so great with the dancers (ages 3-4) and it was amazing to watch the kids dance together while outdoors and distanced. I like that they offer tap and ballet combo so the kids can do both. It was high energy and felt like I laughed and smiled more in the hour than I can recently remember. The pricing is reasonable and highly recommend! We can't wait to keep dancing with Dance to Evolve.