I saw this place being built and thought it was a brewery or a restaurant at first. Boy was I…read morewrong, and thankfully knew what it was before I went to an event there. This space is used to teach coding to kids as well as special events. In my case, I was there to listen to a series on technology in Indianapolis from several guest speakers. The space lends itself to small gatherings of people.. probably 50-70 at the most, with enough space for food/drinks and tables along the back. A couple of breakout rooms exist that can be closed, but it's very much an open concept kind of place.

Many many moons ago my husband started taking computer classes. We really didn't know much and…read morethere wasn't much information about what a good computer school was. Our experience with the school he picked left us very leery about computer certification. Walking into Iron Yard, I could feel the true interactive nature of the school. The offices are open and airy and had a really laid back but creative feel. My daughter took coding classes here. At 13 she doesn't have strong background in coding but after a 4 weeks class, I could see the growth in her and her knowledge of all the work that goes into building a webpage. I am very appreciative for the programs offered by the Iron Yard and would definitely recommend those looking to enhance their knowledge in building websites or creating apps that this is the place to be.

Hot tip: if you're coming here to drop off donations for the Lawrence community, look for door #5…read moreat the far end of the north side of the building. Also, make sure to call ahead and check their hours, as they vary throughout the week.

The best school district to have your scholar develop their education in!!! I'm Humbled and Honored…read moreto be an teacher for this awesome school district!!! Indeed!!!

A film festival is probably the last place you'd expect to experience Silly Safaris, but if you've…read moreever experienced the coolness of Heartland Film then you know that you should always expect the unexpected. In this case, the 2023 Indy Shorts International Film Festival had a "camp" theme this year. As a result, the fine folks from Silly Safaris showed up at least a couple times showing off their fabulous animal actors including such beautiful wonders as Owlbert the Spectacled Owl, Chip the Bunny Rabbit, Ruffles the Screaming Hairy Armadillo, Radar the Fennec Fox, and a handful of others including a seriously ginormous snake. Their human counterparts handled the animals well and were entertaining, informative, and great despite the unusual settings - one was the kick-off event and the other was the awards night event. People loved the animals and everyone wanted photos. My favorites were the armadillo and the owl. Silly Safaris offers a variety of programs for a variety of settings including schools, libraries, birthday parties, and faith-based programs. They also offer sponsorship opportunities and even "safari shoutouts" where you can get an "animalgram" from one of their animals. This was so perfect for the camp theme, though it probably stretched the truth of what kinds of animals you might experience at an Indiana campout. Who cares? It was so much fun. While this is an obvious program for kids, I couldn't help but notice how much all the adults enjoyed this unique experience. Indy Shorts was just voted one of the 25 coolest film festivals in the world - this is exactly why right here. These kinds of events are a blast and a great way to balance out the demands of a busy film festival. If you get the chance, I'd definitely consider a Silly Safaris program.

They are 45 minutes late to the Lawrence Library today, Monday December 1st, with no estimate on…read moretheir arrival. The place is filled with impatient parents and children, it's dark and snowing and we should all be heading home by now. There is no excuse for this kind of poor time management and disrespect for the people that are waiting.

My family of four had a great meal at off the grid at alameda...well seasoned, spiced pork...long…read morelines.

If you are considering tutoring, this is the place for you. They have tutors that specialize in a…read morenumber of different areas. Our son attends and we use the tutoring as a way to stay a head and largely focus on concepts that the teacher hasn't introduced yet. The tutoring location is setup comfortably for learning. The waiting room accommodates parents waiting on kids. We have been very pleased with the tutor and the company. I would highly recommend.

From the owner: B & R Tutoring, LLC offers tutoring in standardized test preparation, English, mathematics,…read morescience, world languages, and English as a new language, for students in elementary school through introductory college level courses, while striving to meet the unique needs of each student.

As a father of three, I've seen first hand how Kumon of Noblesville has helped my kids grow in both…read moreMath and English. Each child learns at their own pace, and the improvement in their confidence, focus, and independent learning has been amazing. The staff is supportive and truly cares about every child's progress. Highly recommend for any parent looking to build a strong academic foundation!

What can we say about IMS? There are almost too many wonderful things to mention in one review!…read more Miss Ranee has such a passion for teaching children. She is patient, calm and direct. She expects the children to excel, and she helps give them the confidence to rise to the occasion. All of the teachers are quick to identify student's strengths and areas for growth and have consistently communicated his learning plan to us via daily notes and parent teacher conferences. My son was recognizing his letters when he first started Kindergarten, and is now able to read level one chapter books at the end of the year. His verbal and written communication have improved exponentially as well, and despite his naturally shy demeanor, he is now confidently reciting poetry in front of classmates and parents. The curriculum is top notch as well and we love the diversity of subjects that the school teaches. The school staff is also fabulous. Miss Erica in the front office is always there to help with anything the parents or children need during the day. I always felt confident sending my child to school each day. I can't recommend IMS enough!

Liam was super helpful and directed me right where I needed to go. I was very pleased with how…read moreprofessional he was and how quickly he was able to assist. I am a realtor who needed to complete my 12 hour Continued Education and I will definitely utilize RECP with any other questions. Thank you!

From the owner: We specialize in prelicensing and continue education real estate courses. RECP has experienced…read moreinstructors and quality materials. Offering Live/Online courses. Stop binge-watching tv and earn your real estate license online from home! Currently offering live-online classes and online!

I have been a volunteer tutor with School on Wheels for 4 years and also serve on their Young…read moreProfessionals Committee. It is the perfect volunteer opportunity to work into a busy schedule - a set hour each week, with sites all over the city, and opportunities throughout the day and evening. They just moved to a new office at the United Way campus to be closer to more of their sites and to be accessible to the families they serve by being near the Red Line. Next time we have a committee meeting, I'll add photos of their beautiful new space!

School on Wheels is an amazing non-profit organization that provides tutoring to students in…read morehomeless shelters and battered women shelters. Often times these children are the lost children of the system. They fall through the cracks because their less then ideal home situation means constantly moving from one shelter home couch to another and thus constant interruption in their education. Sometimes parents are in a constant state of shock worried with other concerns like safety, food, utilities, that their kids education is the last concern on their mind. The volunteer tutors of School on Wheels become sometimes that one beacon of light for these kids. As a tutor we assist children in their homework and play games, we provide positive reinforcement. We let them talk and and we let them be kids in their often rocky world. Being a tutor requires little commitment but just an hour a day a week. There is so much flexibility to being a tutor. As a tutor for almost 3.5 years I learned so much about myself and the children gave back to me as much as I tried to give back to them.