We sent our kindergartner to the no school day art program and she loved it so much she wanted to…read morego back the next day. It was a great option during the winter break and we will definitely be back! Thank you Lisa for providing such a great space for the kids to explore their creative minds while having so much fun!

We love Whimsy Wees! My daughter had her birthday here, we've participated in a few of the…read moreno-school art days, and I've even joined several of the paint-and-sip nights. Lisa is fun, patient, and truly passionate about what she does. After the last no-school art day, my daughter rated it an "800 out of 10" and couldn't stop asking to come back for summer camp.

This place is pretty amazing if you're into Glee, I'm assuming. We went here to round out our boys…read more- ESPN 24 hours a day. At first our oldest hated the idea, but they have all the digital add-ons to make it interesting - not as interesting as Halo, but enough to make them want to practice. Which, surprisingly enough they did without prompt. Our biggest hassle was scheduling guitar times and days, but we were also juggling a few other calendar events that had priority. However, we are more 30 for 30 than Glee, so music didn't make the top 5 for our boys. But the basic appreciation was worth the time. The prices were on the extreme side, so we would have found private teachers on our own schedule had we continued. But if you want the whole package - great teachers, fun & safe environment, quick walk to groceries, summer musicals, etc - this is the place.

My kids have been coming here for a few years, and I really appreciate the high quality of all the…read moreteachers we've taken from there. My daughter started in piano, but then switched to voice after a few years. And then my son (who reluctantly studied piano), was super excited about finally taking some drum lessons! I also really like that they balance this "academic" side of things, but make it really fun for the kids as well. Definitely recommend this place, if you have kids interested in music lessons.

When I retired I decided to take art classes at PCC Rock Creek and have had a wonderful experience…read more All teachers I have taken from are very talented and are supportive of all students. We are fortunate to have this facility.

When I graduated high school in 2004, I had intentions of working my summer job at Albertson's and…read morethen returning to school in the fall of that year at PCC - Rock Creek. I looked forward to gaining my associate's degree as efficiently as I could. My optimism quickly diminished as I ran out of money, got tired of doing busy work for what I think of as non-core classes, and began getting D's in math (my downfall in school) after a somewhat promising start. So I didn't return for winter term that year. I went back to my summer job, which turned into a regular job for a calendar year, until a relative opened the door for me to work in the freight business. I worked that for a while, but as accounts flopped and hours grew thin, so did my checking account and I was forced to find other work in a warehouse this past summer. It sucked. And as I lifted a heavy box and tweaked my back just a little bit, "I should go back to school so I don't have to do this shit right now" ran across my mind. Later that week I enrolled in classes nearly two and a half years after I stopped going. After another optimistic start, I've grown tired of PCC yet again. What I'm realizing is the university-inspired workload doesn't match up to their wanna-be university atmosphere. Personally, I'm not in the business of busting my balls for a reading class (yes, they can't intermix reading and writing courses) that's only the second of four courses. Oh, while we're on the whole "intermix" thing, Reading and Writing courses have to be on the same level. Now I'm sure there is an underlying benefit to doing this, but it bums me out I'm stuck at Writing 90 when I initially tested into Writing 115. Also, one thing lacking from the atmosphere is intramural sports. Granted, I'm a sports nut and I'm biased, but I think for being as big as the whole PCC system is, they could humor some of the student body and give us basketball, softball, or flag football, as PCC - Rock Creek has facilities for all three and more. One "plus" I've noticed is I've had professors who I've liked, and professors who I've ranked as "neutral," but I've yet to come across one I don't like. Also, some of the buildings and equipment at Rock Creek are only three or four years old, which is definately a benefit. Although personal opinion spoils the rating, 1 star is what comes to mind when I think of PCC - Rock Creek.

My friend and I had a wonderful experience making candles here on a Friday night! There is street…read moreparking but also 2 parking garages nearby within walking distance (and first 2 hours free!) This workshop is small but full of bright colors and farm house vibe with lots of fun projects to do. We were greeted warmly by the friendly staff and this workshop started promptly with detailed instructions to explore 20 different scents and discussion of their categories. Both Zoe and Elizabeth were super helpful in guiding us to choose adjacent or complimentary scents for our candles, and the hardest part was choosing only 2 scents to make your candle! You reserved this experience online but you can also upgrade to a different containers (a tea cup or pumpkin - so cute!) and add extra candles onsite. The candle will need at least an hour to 2 hours to set so we were free to walk around Orenco station and got to snack and catch up while our candles were drying. My friend was able to pick her up that night but mine was not set yet so I had to come back during the weekend. They have so many cool projects to choose from and a good selection of beverages for purchase. I will definitely be back with other friends to try out other projects in the future. Check out their website to see if any of their projects will pique your interest!

What a great place to spend an afternoon, Alexis is awesome! She's an excellent instructor and the…read morefact that she helped me actually finish a craft is priceless! I have tons of half done projects and it was so fun to have a girly afternoon chatting away and making a pretty throw blanket. I'll be back soon and often.

Great Shows!!! Love the school they have amazing plays and dancing performances also great music…read moreprogram!!!

Great Community College in a great location. The MAX train stops right there. Many classes are…read moreoffered. Both credit and non credit and both in person or zoom. Nice buildings.

Great place to take classes to extend your knowledge. It's easily accessible via public…read moretransportation. Ample parking space as well I if you are driving. PCC offers wonderful opportunities to all. This extension campus offers Worksource functions to those looking for a job or computer skills.

My son has been taking ukulele lessons from Joshua for many months and really enjoys the lessons,…read morehas been learning some great songs and also music theory. He loves the one on one, private lessons!!! Highly recommend!

Was exactly what I was looking for. Something low key and fun, not "work". My daughter enjoyed…read moreher lessons a lot.

This place is amazing. Came here on a Thursday later afternoon and it was pretty empty. The…read moreassociates here were super nice, kind, and patient with everyone. I asked where the nearest bathroom was and they told me where the "clean" one was and where the "closest" one was, I do appreciate that info. After we got settled in, we did the entire process in about 45 min and was pretty impressed with the quality of the slime, the smell options, etc. Our 3 yr old had a great time. I will say the price for the make your own was a bit of a shock at $27, but they were very up front about it and didn't try to sneak it in. It wasn't bad as a one time thing.

Visited this place for the first time yesterday for a playdate with a small group of kids. The…read more4-star rating reflects my kid's score (5 stars) and mine (3 stars) together. Here are my 8 year old's thoughts; he called it "a really fun place to make great slime" - you can make really cool textures of slime, including "cloud" -- the kid recommends "clear" and "butter" because they are the most stretchy and squishy of all the options - you can add smells and accessories - the employees are really nice and tell you what to do - it's satisfying when it's mixing because all the colors come together As a parent, I'll say this makes for one expensive playdate. At $30 a pop it adds up, and the hands-on time is maybe 20 or 25 minutes total. Still, every kid there was having a good time. And there are a lot of fun mix-ins so that everyone makes something unique and uber-personalized. And the slime is still top toy at home on day 2. You can make reservations ahead of time, but those seem loosey-goosey because walk-ins are also welcome any time.