Highly recommend Maine Media Workshops + College of Rockport, mid-coast Maine for quality of…read morefaculty, staff, students, on-site housing, location near Rockport Harbor, layout of campus, & even delicious food. You will work hard, learn lots, and love learning, too. Superb energy. Both my IRL classes were one-week intensive Summer Program non-fiction WRITING workshops, plus an excellent online workshop during worst of pandemic. Rating: Ten stars out of five! Note: I am a Writer & am reviewing only writing Workshops I attended, on campus & virtual.

Film directing intensives are mostly just chit chat. No real hands on experience unless you fight…read morehard to wrangle a camera and get someone to help you edit your scene. They don't leave enough time in the day for all filmmakers to work. Staff is almost impossible to reach. Also not interested in being reached. Place doesn't even have a printer for students to use. Instructors are great, but their hands are tied. Most equipment is reserved for cinematography students. Trust me. This place ain't what it used to be. Not even close. Can blame some things on the pandemic, but not everything. Also, campus food is VERY expensive (tastes terrible) and not available after hours 6pm. They have Lobster dinners once a week that you have to pay top dollar for. If you want to learn how to make films, I suggest not trekking all the way here to do it. Save the cash.

Very talented and kind photographer that does any amazing job. Tom is also very involved with the…read morecommunity and is always giving of his time.

From the owner: Fine Family Portraits, High School Senors and our exclusive Little Miracles Baby Plan for only $99!…read moreThomas Morelli was named Photographer of the Year 2003-04 by the Maine Professional Photographers Association. Tom has photographed thousands of families and children from 1976 to 2011. Call 989-2577, and see us on Facebook under Thomas Morelli

I love studied with her. I learnt so much in the reiki class and can apply in my daily life.read more

From the owner: Improve the quality of your life and the lives of others. Gendai Reiki Ho & Komyo Reiki Kai…read moreClasses, Reiki Healing Sessions, and original Guided Meditations take Center Stage in bringing your mind, body, and spirit back to your natural state of well-being. Gendai Reiki-ho and Komyo Reiki Kai are styles of Usui Reiki Ryoho as practiced in Japan in the 1920s. Roberta R, Barnes, completed the highest levels allowing her to teach directly under the Japanese founder of each style. Each of the 4 levels in Gendai Reiki-ho & Komyo Reiki Kai include enough hours in classes to cover all the Japanese exercises, techniques, meditations, and empowerments for that level. Student manuals as well as certificates are given in each level. Pre-registration, and deposit are required at least 4 days prior to the first scheduled class. Visit the Natural Healing & Learning Center website today for more information on healing mind body & spirit together, to register for Reiki classes that begin your healing journey, or to schedule a Usui Reiki Healing Session. Reiki healing sessions are offered in mini, full, advanced with guided meditation, and in affordable packages. All healing sessions are by appointment only. The balance and harmony of this universal energy goes to the core of all atoms in need and shines out through all including auric body (aura)—integrated complete healing by Usui Reiki Shihan (master instructor) Roberta Barnes

The most beautiful way to experience Acadia!! Our guide (Ben) was knowledgeable and patient and…read moremade us feel very safe even though we are not experienced climbers. 10/10

We had the best time at Atlantic Climbing School! Max was our guide and he was awesome. All members…read moreof our group had different climbing levels and Max was able to accommodate to all of our abilities. We were able to talk before going out to climb and decided on hiking at Otter Cliffs. It was absolutely gorgeous. I was scared going down the cliffs, but Max was able to give helpful instructions and positive affirmations! We had such a great time and would definitely go back!

We had the most spectacular experience!!! My boyfriend and I had just visited Trenton, Maine in mid…read moreapril and were discouraged that most activities seemed to be still closed for the winter. We stumbled upon this company's advertisement sign just 4 minutes before pulling into our AirB&B at 2am, and it ended up being the absolute highlight of our trip. We booked a small plane with pilot Neal who was fantastic! He was very well trained, accommodating, highly thorough and informative with all things Maine and sea related, and we explored 12 lighthouses and beautiful remote islands from a breathtaking perspective above. We cannot wait to come back to learn and take in more of the beauty down east Maine has to offer!

We decided to treat ourselves to a private plane flight…read more It was a 30 minute flight all around acadia national park and to a bunch of areas and islands nearby that we hadn't seen yet. Our Pilot Erin was amazing and even let me fly the plane for a few minutes! It was breathtaking and definitely a once in a lifetime adventure.

Took the Advance rider class and it was great! No pressure just do the best you can. Instructors…read moreprovided a lot of information and ways to make you a safer rider. There were 10 exercises which all challenged me and helped me understand what riding is really about.

Terrible they don't teach you so if you aren't ready to test don't waste your money it was me and…read morefive guys and three male instructors they were hyper focused on me also said we would be done by lunchtime. And I do not think I heard them say anyone else name more than once or twice they made a judgement when I got there and they were just in a rush to get people out. I wasn't really looking for the endorsement I needed someone to teach me. Not judge me and basically rip me off. They say they have great reviews but look around they actually don't. Don't waste your money. As they literally told me off the bat they noticed I was jittery but they didn't say nervous. What would that make you feel like!? I was absolutely nervous but they made it worse. They do not teach you anything they want to get you in and out and that's it. False advertisment and complete bs. Treated me like absolute sh*t when I tried to tell them. Had me using a bike that was very clearly too small and too heavy for me. Definitely wouldn't recommend and again the reviews are on reddit here and a few other places that are real don't look at Google

It's not a bad school, but it's nearly impossible to get a response from anyone. For a business to…read morehave nobody in the office during regular business hours is not really very professional. My son has gotten way behind on the AAA online stuff because nobody will get back to repeated emails or a simple phone message requesting help.

I guess I will be the second to review! First review based based on an past experience and should…read morebe considered out of date. Currently my two sons are completing driving school and have had a great experience. One day in class and than AAA online course. Cars are newer and teachers care a great deal.

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship was founded in 1974 by Peter Korn. It offers a variety of…read morecourses, from ones lasting 9 months to shorter ones lasting a couple of months to summer courses lasting a couple of weeks. The minimum age of students is 17. I doubt there's a maximum. If you go to their website you will learn more information than I can give here. We learned about the Center's existence yesterday when we observed a blue highway marking sign. We missed the much larger sign beside/behind it, although we saw it today when we pulled in. We parked in front of the office and gallery space and walked in. We were greeted by Peter Korn, who told us about the current exhibit and offered us a tour of a workshop after we took in the exhibit. See my review for the Messler Gallery for more about the show. We walked down the stairs and across a gravel path to the workshop area. We walked through the work space, where people were working on chairs. We had mentioned living near Walnut Creek CA and were introduced to a student who came from there as well as to one of the instructors and a coupe of other students. Peter showed us where the wood is stored for the Center, hardwoods and sheets. It was very impressive. He offered to take us over to another space, more of a co-working space where students can experiment w/ new techniques, etc. We wanted to, but felt I had reached the end of my capacity for walking on unlevel surfaces, so we reluctantly passed on the opportunity. Alan and I marveled that after all the years we've been coming to this area this was the first time we had discovered the Center. We were glad we did and appreciated Peter taking the time to give us the tour.