I like to come here to get my hair done simply because they generally do a great job, under…read moresupervision of instructors, and because it's more affordable. The ambiance is very hip, with large open spaces. Everyone here including the instructors are friendly. I did have to come back another day to get a patch of hair re-dyed because it was missing, which wasn't a big deal and a teachable moment.

This was not a great experience getting my nails done here. I purposely told receptionist twice…read morewhen booking the appointment, that I had a builder and gel polish. They said ok great do you want someone Level 2 whose close graduation, or Level one, and I said Level 2. No idea why they asked me which I wanted, as I got someone (very young and nice), who she was 2 months til graduation- but did not do a good job unfortunately. I was 'alerted' that I shouldn't have booked there as she began trying to remove my builder w/polished nails in "burritos"; (foil wrapped around chemically soaked paper towels). I commented that this could take awhile and 2+ hours she still hadn't gotten all the old product off. No teachers at ANY point came by to help/assist or teach her. Lots of chaos though, with classes setting up to teach right next to our tiny corner. When we got to almost 3 hours I finally offered to have her do a plain polish, which she did and my nails looked awful, but I'd been there for such a long time. I've been to nail schools many times, namely the Paul Mitchell school where I live in Nevada and Colorado Springs CO. So I know the process takes time because they're learning; but I didn't realize I needed to ask specifically if they used a nail drill, because the burrito thing ruined my nails. They were sore and cracked with blood on some corners, so I took the awful polish off the next day and they still look awful; and will take awhile to grow out. This young nail person (name started with an A), told me that nail drills are "controversial'", maybe so~ but inform customers from the start if you can't do their nails! A lesson to self that the reception staff don't always know or listen to your requests so double check in this... ugh

I was reffered here to this spot and their prices are affordable and help out the students in their…read moreinstitution by providing them with the requisite experience. The young lady, Ariana H. mentioned to me that this is her first time working on thick curls and on male's hair. I went into this without any expectations and she did such a outstanding job. I can tell she has a passion for beauty and hairdressing and certainly I look forward to seeing her growth and her clientele expand. An experience to be remembered, I will definitely recommend others about this. 10/10.

I'm a licensed cosmetologist... the instructors did not check my haircut and the student didn't…read morecare about anything but the person who was doing a men's haircut .... She was upset because she wanted to do the other person's hair instead of mine

Stopped in to take a scheduled test for a government position. The gentleman who assisted was…read morenice, knowledgeable and professional.

I was here for a local conference called SQL Saturday. This year (2018) was the first year we (the…read morelocal SQL PASS user group) met it. I was very impressed as a place for the SQL Saturday meeting. This is large enough to accommodate the size of this conference (~200 people). I look forward to next year's SQL Saturday, which I presume will be here!

I have taken a USCCA instructor Course with Keith Kolb. He was incredibly professional and…read morepersonable. Although, I feel I am a experienced shooter he was able to help diagnose a problem in my shooting and correct it. In my presentation style he helped me smooth out my presentation and present in a more coherent manner.

I have taken the 2 year refresher course with Keith Kolb and two other instructors he works with…read more His refresher was informative, direct, concise, and personable in his instructions. I know I will take additional training in firearms from him, to become a better shooter and more informed about firearms.

This cosmetology school is a great school! i would definitely recommend this place. Everyone here…read moreis very knowledgeable. They have payments plans which is great. The place is big and clean. I got my license after couple months!

Great training and I learned new tactics in defensive shooting, not just target practice. I really…read moreliked the personal attention in making sure I had the proper techniques down. CQ made the classroom time very fun and informative. You don't just sit there all day.

So happy I found this amazing place! I found this place on meetup and saw a class I was interested…read morein - making marbled Christmas ornaments. I signed up, and while it's a bit of a drive for me (I'm in Rio Rancho), it's totally worth it! I met so many great people and had a great night crafting with them. I made several awesome ornaments and ended making many more at home, they will be great gifts! They have various classes, so check their website, I am so looking forward to my next class next week!

Heads UP : This place closed in 2019!!! It is very confusing that no one has taken this down. I…read moreused to work there. Thank you to everyone that was involved. We had a huge amount of fun!

Tell you what, if you've always wanted to ride a motorcycle but thought no way in hell am I gonna…read morefigure THAT out, this course could be the one for you. Coach David and assistant coach Matt were marvelous instructors and wonderfully supportive in teaching this absolute rookie a thing 'r two about how to stay alive on a two-wheeled ticket to cool. The course starts with a couple days in the classroom, learning the book smarts on safe riding strategies. The next two days get ya on that horse for some serious hours rolling through the range course on your very own Harley. They start you off getting used to the clutch/throttle synergy, power walking the bike a couple laps til you can get your feet on the pegs while staying upright. You cruise through curves, hard braking, u-turns (sigh), signaling and merging, and generally figuring out how to maneuver these beasts. There's no interaction in traffic; it's all completed in a large parking lot. So, expect to get the fundamentals of riding in preparation for real-world practice hours in the great big real world. What you take away from the class is heaps more confidence in your ability to actually do this thing, a tummy-fluttering enthusiasm to do it some more, and an MSF endorsement for your drivers license to get you street-legal to do it. The class provides the bike and helmet, but you bring your own gear otherwise--boots, gloves, sleeves, and long pants. There may be some low-pressure Harley-Davidson sales tactics mixed in a bit, but nothing any average, budget-minded folk can't get through with beer money intact. It really was less about the brand and more about responsible riding. I am SOOOOO glad my husband signed me up for this class, not withstanding my slight pee-pee-heartedness at being for once and for all ousted from the back of his bike. Can not WAIT to get into another parking lot... and perhaps onto a quiet backroad for some more practice!