They post classes on AHA's website that are not actually going on. They do not respect Health Care…read moreProfessionals time off from work. I moved patients and my schedule around to try to make a ACLS class & it was a ghost town - no one was there and there was zero communication from them.

I completed the in person portion of my CPR training at this location. I came in feeling nervous,…read morebut it was for no reason! Sue was an AMAZING instructor!! The way she presented the information made it so easy to understand and remember. She walks you through everything and makes learning it so fun and engaging! I would recommend this to anyone. Go to Sue!

This an excellent martial arts studio. Master Laura is an excellent instructor. Our family has been…read moreattending Haidong Gumdo classes there for the last 2 years. My daughter is branching out with another doc alpine and the pricing is excellent.

Lucked out and found this place by accident. What a treasure. Master Laura is the real deal…read more We've shopped at their supply store and I love that they have used everything they sell and can intelligently discuss and demonstrate the pro's and con's of it all. We live in another state so we won't be taking class here so I cannot speak to that however, I was given a tour of the dojang by a proud business owner (Master Laura) and can tell you that compared to the many dojangs I've seen, this place is tops when it comes to integrity and pride in the individual student. Stop by and just look at the walls filled with Kukkiwon certifications....Wow! Very impressive. Like I mentioned, I cannot speak to the quality of instruction, etc...and therefore cannot give 5 stars but if appearances are anything, this is a good place to practice your art.

I've taken several live online classes at the CGS and have learned an incredible amount of valuable…read moreinformation. They seem to source approcable professionals to teach these classes.The classes I've taken included useful reference materials. I live in Texas, which is a different planting region, but 99.9% of the information is transferable to my region. I've taken the Seed Starting for Home Gardens, Basic Composting, and Bee Hives for Beginners. I will take more classes. Fantastic value and applicable information.

Tisa (Columbus Garden Coach) is a delight to work with! For the consultation about my back yard,…read moreshe came to my house and spent some time asking me questions and walking around. She listened carefully to what I liked and wanted. We spent some time with some books and a computer finding plants that would work for my yard, my taste and the fact that I don't like a lot of maintenance. She is very knowledgeable had some great ideas about ways to improve the space. Tisa met me at a later date at a local a garden store and we picked everything out. She will even plant it for you! Very fair prices. I can even had fun (which I never say about gardening). I will be calling her again next spring for the front yard! :)

My wife and I just took their CCW course this past Saturday. Brian was great! It was obvious that…read morehe was very knowledgeable and prepared to teach the class. The classroom material was well presented and easy to follow and we both felt completely prepared for the written test. Our time on the range was fun and Brian was very interactive, making sure everyone was safe and offering tips that improved our accuracy. We would definitely recommend them to anyone considering a CCW.

I visited for the first time during Gahanna's Herb Day held this past Saturday. It's in an old…read morehouse and is very charming, with lots of products available for purchase. They had volunteers in one room assisting with free samplings. We were able to make sachets, bath bombs, and lavender soap balls to take home. I will definitely return to see everything they offer, and apparently they have events and classes as well.

The Ohio Herb Education Center is a great place to learn in depth about herbs and herb gardening…read more It's also a place for fun events, classes. They also have nice shop filled with wonderful herbal wares, gifts, and great smelling items.

I cannot recommend SafeSplash Swim School based on our experience…read more My son, who has autism, attended through a state waiver program. Despite billing being the school's responsibility, I repeatedly received payment notices and aggressive emails asking me to pay out of pocket. I was told to disregard them, which created unnecessary stress. As his funding was nearing its end, I asked multiple times when his last class would be. Staff said only the owner, Brad Hansen, had that information, but no one ever followed up. After driving 45 minutes to attend class during severe weather, we were informed--without prior notice--that his final class had already passed and he was no longer scheduled. There had been no communication at all. Additionally, unused make-up classes due to closures and illness were never addressed. This experience showed a lack of communication, organization, and professionalism. Families--especially those navigating special needs services--deserve clear communication and accountability.

Highly recommend! Our son LOVES our beach vacation- jumping…read morein the pool and the ocean! Great teachers - and they have individual lessons as an option to class lessons. We personally wanted to have a more focused swim lesson experience based on other swim schools we have tried. After a couple of one on one classes - our son made leaps (literally into a pool) and bounds with improvement. He used to not want to get his head wet, or go under water. But after a few classes here at SafeSplash, that all changed. And we have spent plenty of times going to many classes at other schools- and he wasn't being pushed the right way/ may have been not enough devoted time to actually have progress. So that's why we moved to Sade Splash as they offer private lessons.

A lovely, clean studio that's supporting the Eastern part of Columbus…read more They have quite a few (I wanna say 7?) chrome, 45mm poles with a silicone (!!!!) 45mm pole as well. It's small, but it's clean, with a full host of mirrors on one side of the studio to make it easier to see what you're doing. Every instructor I've had there has been really friendly and happy to work with all body types and individual needs. I believe they also have an instructor there who is fluent with ASL which is pretty cool. Everybody has been friendly and welcoming, and they have enough alcohol spray bottles and cloths for everyone to have their own at each pole. Large parking lot with lots of parking space you can use. Finding the front door is a bit complicated. Once you park, look for the entryway underneath the gigantic castle-like tower on top of the building. This door leads into a large, shared-use hallway which will lead to the Flourish entryway (which is at the end of the hallway).

As Sara M. indicates, this is not what you might think of as a traditional museum, where you stop…read moreby and see some exhibits. Rather, it is principally a place of research, where a variety of specimens, images, recordings, books, and more covering a range of creatures and plant life can be studied. The collections are very impressive and run the gamut: mites and ticks, animal sounds, insects, fish, plants, molluscs, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and birds. The materials are used for teaching at OSU, as well as research, and the collections can also be viewed by groups, classes, and individuals by arranging a visit in advance with the museum. Annually, the museum hosts an open house, when anyone can stop by. Kids are encouraged, as well, and the staff and volunteers do a great job of putting together fascinating activities and information using samples from the various collections, as well as showing the types of equipment and methods they use to collect samples. Very neat place!

It was fun for the kids but really crowded at times. There were many hands on activities, as well…read moreas many opportunities for the children to touch and feel all manner of insect. It was a fun and educational way to spend a few hours today.