The community center offered free crafts for the kids and it was absolutely amazing! I have never…read morebeen inside until today. We met local artist, made gift certificates, a lantern, gingerbread house, and a snow globe. They had a free performance at 1pm and local venders throughout. We will be returning!

Wow, this place is incredible! After driving past one day, it peaked my curiosity and I'm so glad…read morethat it did. Community Arts Center is a branch of the Cleveland Museum of Art and houses a gallery with lots of colorful, huge, exciting pieces of art created for and used during the Parade on the Circle! This gallery space is beyond inspiring which upbeat music playing and colors galore. They also have four art rooms decorated with large murals, tables, and art supplies. These rooms are set up with make-and-take art projects that are free to the community and they also offer art classes and events. This was such an amazing find and now I can't wait to bring all my friends here!

They are currently closed until the 6th of January, fyi! (2020) in case you were making a stop…read moreexclusively there. Excited to schedule a class, soon! I've heard great things.

You don't have to know me that well to get a sense that I'm no artist. I had trouble with…read morepaint-by-number, for the love of Dali. I do, though, have lots of great, artistic friends, and they took me to the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center. What a delight. It is in the old First Akron Bank building, right on the mall on the north end, just before it becomes a street again. Chock full of student-created work, there is a huge gallery, several class rooms, studios, a kitchen, on and on and on, all for the local artist. It reminds me exactly of my college campus art building, but with way more people of other ages, from teens to near hundred-and-teens. Two other great reasons to love this place. It is non-profit. AND it is self-sustaining, through membership and their classes and workshops. When I hear discussions of what it takes to revitalize a downtown, I imagine a bunch of places just like this one: using an older building (you kids would know it as "re-purposing") for a newer idea, in this case art, but also music, and library, and metal shop and... oh, sorry. I went back to high school for a minute, there. Keep our downtowns from falling into ruin. Consider enrolling in a class here, but at least visit the place for a tour or an exhibition. (Oh, and there are a few off-street parking spaces in back, along the river, if you can find them.) Ars longa, vita brevis.

A tremendous community institution. I have seen many shows through the years at the Beck Center…read more Most recently attended the SpongeBob musical with my mother, brother and nephews. We had such a wonderful time.

We had a wonderful time seeing Waitress from the students from Baldwin Wallace at the Beck Center…read morefor the Arts. The lobby and little areas around the lobby were nicely kept and had great artwork. The small concession stand still had everything you needed or wanted, and the lines went fast. The only negative is trying to find a parking space. We ended up parking several blocks away and it was cold and windy night!

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I signed up for an event, paid for it, sent a picture of my dog and the painting I wanted to paint…read morefor the event. Artists Uncorkd communicated to me that I would receive a proof a couple days before the event. Great, all set! Then, something came up and I wasn't able to attend the event. I emailed to ask if I could get a refund and got NO RESONSE, I emailed again and got NO RESPONSE. The easiest thing to do is email someone back. So I wasted the $45 I paid and never got the refund. Even if they emailed back to say they can't refund the money, I would be fine with that, but NO RESPONSE seems intentional. UPDATE: Immediately after writing this review I suddenly got an email saying "you've been refunded, it takes a few days", no apology or explanataion. Wonderful! Would have loved that communication a week ago.

Was scheduled to attend an event at uncorked for the Wounded Warrior Project. It was scheduled and…read moreeven marked on the calendar on their website. Our group showed up and the location was closed and we did not receive any communication from Staff about the event not happening. Very disappointed.

A gem in the crown of Cleveland, the museum hosts special exhibits and a diverse collection at a…read morebeautiful complex. Much of the museum is accessible without cost and has great interactive displays that are family friendly. Recent special exhibits included Tiffany lamps and Michelangelo. They often will offer lectures to help round out the exhibit experience. Highly recommended.

Recently I came to see the art inside the CIA as my friend took classes there and said it was an…read moreinteresting building with cool student art displayed- however as we were walking around looking at art displayed one of the security guards above us on the next floor seemed very suspicious of us, stopping us from above and and asking if we "need anything". We explained how my friend was showing me around and even asked if we should leave as he was kind of rude and it was very odd but he just nodded at us and said to keep going. We ended up leaving anyways due to feeling awkward and a bit upset. It was just a weird experience considering my friend took classes there and other friends of mine who have taken classes/not taken them at CIA have went in to look at the art/building inside. Not really sure what was up with that but am a bit put off on seeing art there now unfortunately.

Great class. Jodi provides lots of one-on-one in her class. I learned a lot and felt supported in…read moremy efforts.

I took a beginner leaded glass class with a friend at the Jodi Baldacci Art Studio. It was a…read moreterrific experience and a good value for the money paid. Jodi was a calm and easygoing instructor who gave plenty of instruction. She let us pick our patterns and glass colors and offered expert advice. We worked on the projects over two sessions, so we had plenty of time to finish our projects. I never felt rushed and I learned proper techniques. I will definitely go back and take another class at Jodi's studio.

Friendly atmosphere Spacious enough to accommodate 50+…read morepeople. Great place to experience art and to build your art career. Therefore I encourage every art lover to visit Valley View Art Center. I support local Artist.

What a treasure for Chagrin Falls and the surrounding community. Gallery, shop, and school the art…read morecenter has a lot to offer. I discovered them before I even completed my move to the area and started taking classes as soon as I arrived. You can choose between 6 week courses or short workshops. I've learned a lot and the instructors are wonderful! Plus, studies prove that creating art is good for everyone, no matter your skill level! A small yearly membership fee quickly pays for itself with discounts too. If taking classes isn't your thing, you can browse the shop for gifts by local artists or attend the yearly art fair, Art by the Falls that Valley Art Center sponsors. Or shop the gallery for works by local artists. It's a wonderful way to decorate your walls with truly unique works. Why grab a mass print at a chain store when you can buy one of a kind? And if you don't see something just right on your first visit, come back. The art in the galleries and shop changes regularly. Valley Art Center is an important and valuable resource for the community, and I can't recommend it highly enough.

First off, I want to say that I think it's great that these folks are learning a trade. Second,…read moreI've gotten MANY good cuts here so an occasional bad cut is no big deal, which is why I will still give them 3 stars. Today I got a REALLY bad cut from a newbie (see photos)....Both hilarious and disturbing. And I can't believe the guy who was helping the newbie let me leave with my hair looking like I just left my redneck trailer. I had to use the hair trimmers to cut it all off. Could have given myself a military cut and saved the time and money.

I brought here my 4 years old son, he's the youngest person ever! He got a nice low taper fade, we…read morepaid 67 dollars. The barbers are really funny! He introduced his group, i think he's the best barber of Ohio! He even gave us a cheeseburger with some mustard in it, a really wholesom experience.