I retired 10+ years ago and have been involved in many aspects of the Life Enrichment Center of…read moreTampa, FL. I have learned to paint in watercolor, oils, acrylics, ink, digital, and mixed media. I have attended Tai chi, chair yoga, creative writing classes, pot lucks, plein air outings,photography outings, visited museums, and volunteered. This is a great organization for those 55+ people that need to be around intellectual stimulation and creativity. The benefit of being in this group has been working, playing, and creating around other highly creative people. I am never bored.

I have taken many classes at the Life Enrichment Center, from painting, to drawing and writing…read more The instructors are wonderfull, and encouraging. You will meet a lot of friendly people and have a lot of fun.

I came here for a figure drawing class on Wednesday nights! It was the best value for only $8 for…read moreresidents and $5 for students. It was a 3 hour session, 20 minute or more poses. Simple set up, but small class size ment you had a great view and could move if you wanted to. Will defiantly be going back!

I attended this school for a Digital Photography BFA, start to finish, from 2009 until 2012 and…read morewouldn't trade it for anything! It is a for-profit school, so it is expensive, but it will take you far and get you to where you want to go. They do help you though! They have excellent tutors if you're struggling, you can rent out top of the line equipment so you don't have to shell out thousands of dollars to do your homework, and almost every instructor I had was willing to go above and beyond their job description to help out their students. It's not just in classes where you learn either. During my time, I had friends and contacts in just about every major who could help if I ever had to branch into one of their disciplines. This school turns into a community. It's very small in relation to state schools, so you really get to know one another on a personal level and form strong friendships, even with the professors. There are also really good opportunities to work in the school as a student worker. It's great to work where you go to school, especially if you live close! You meet other students you wouldn't normally meet, and get to build your resume up! As long as you can keep your GPA at 3.0 or above, you can work in the Mailroom, in financial aid, in the student supply store, the Equipment Cage, and, for culinary majors, the Tutored Chef! As the result of this school and the connections I made here, I'm now a working photographer in Los Angeles, California.

There are prerequisites that you don't learn about until it's too late. The faculty is…read moreuninterested in helping students. The 'enrollment counselor' was all in until I signed and the it was crickets...what a sham.

A fantastic place for art classes! Beth Kokol is an experienced and generous teacher with…read moretremendous talent! Her work is gorgeous!

Donna is wonderful! She has so much patience teaching and working with people. Love the…read morehospitality. I can feel the love from the time I step in. I always come from there relaxed and refreshed. Love the work they have helped me to do. Thankful for a magical place like this one to paint and meet knew people.

My husband and I went there for a special occasion and it was awesome!!!! I love the fact that it…read morewas walk in and paint anything. The atmosphere was calm fun and exciting no pressure on getting our paintings done within a certain time. The prices are totally affordable. And Mrs.Donna Sanders is an amazing artist and a great teacher she her husband and receptionist made us feel welcome and we had a blast I would definitely recommend Paint The Town Citrus to anyonho want to have a great time and to have painting lessons from a extremely talented teacher Mrs. Donna Sanders!

I recently took the charcuterie board class at the Florida School of Woodwork with Meighan Hornady…read moreand thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Meighan was warm, friendly, down-to-earth, patient, and an excellent teacher. She explained everything clearly while giving us the freedom to be creative and make our boards our own. The class was hands-on, relaxed, and genuinely fun. I also really enjoyed the atmosphere and interacting with the other students. I came home with a beautiful board that I'm very proud to have made myself. Meighan is knowledgeable, approachable, and has a wonderful personality for teaching. I would absolutely take another class with her and highly recommend both her and the Florida School of Woodwork.

Took the beginner workshop to woodworking class, the school is beautiful & very welcoming for…read morelearners & curious minds. The instructors were great teachers. The experience was very much like your favorite extra curricular/art class on a Friday, in Spring. very warm. very welcoming. Fun.

Ordered several MD B6 slim light lined notebooks, must have gotten the last few as I went back to…read moreprefer more when they arrived. Shipping was excellent and on time. Will definitely be ordering other items from them. Thank you

If you want shopping to feel special and shopkeepers to love what they do, this place is for you.read more

I have done many sewing workshops with Connie Mirabella who owns Quiet Life Quilts. I have learned…read moreso much from her. I was a beginner and now feel more accomplished. Connie is patient, kind and a good problem solver for our sewing projects. I love the friendship and laughter with other like-minded women in her classes. Connie teaches in a few different locations. Carrollwood cultural center, Quilt Love Longarm to name a few. Connie organizes a couple of fabric buying road trips each year and we all go for lunch together after. So enjoyable!

What a friendly, supportive creative outlet. Connie Mirabella is a stellar quilter, teacher and…read morecommunity organizer. She has created a welcoming environment that fosters creation of some amazing fabric arts. Whether you're a beginner, just getting back into sewing or an accomplished quilter, her classes and social outings are always filled with new skills and knowledge. And you'll find an instant group of new friends.

There's a farmers market every second Saturday! Went in for honey, and left with candles and baked…read moregoods. Vibes are wholesome with the live music, cool vendors and at least one dog that's gonna be more popular than you at your peak. Hehe

I was pretty disappointed with my experience here. There are no assigned seats, which okay, but the…read moretickets said they needed to be printed. So we did, but then the usher said we needed to redeem that at will call. Just seemed their system isn't very modern. It's also not that cheap. The air conditioning definitely wasn't on in the summer and they charge a convenience fee but say the shows are priced "low" to share events with everyone, which seemed disingenuous. If I may wrap in the show to the review, we went to see the music of Burt Bacharach which was scheduled for 2 hours. The jazz renderings were fine, singer and band were competent but not well known, but they only did an hour of Bacharach, about a half hour of random songs, then left early, possibly to beat the traffic. My mom was so disappointed as she listed all the song she hoped to hear and didn't. They definitely had time to cover a lot more of what they promised and just didn't. I did a follow up survey on this and for a form response. Plenty of parking and the ushers who were volunteers seemed nice. The venue could be decent for small shows if the AC is turned on. The show was definitely overpriced for what it was. It would make a decent lounge show while we had drinks. The ticketing system, comfort, and show were all lacking for me.