My Daughter attended MCGA for 9 years, she did tiny roos, little Roos, 5-7 silver at age 4, tops…read moreprogram at age 5 and started competing in level 3 at age 7. everything was great with coach Eva! once she left, everything changed. level 4 was a complete waist of time, second year of level 4, same thing. the entire level 4 and level 5 team left the end of 2023 and never looked back. the coaches and owner only care about money. you're just a number there. no communication, no growth, they played favorites and held girls back causing them to lose confidence. Always telling them 'no, you're not ready yet' on skills they were clearly ready for. Just take your money somewhere else.

I loved the open gym, I had a blast every time I went there and I became very athletic. 100%…read morerecommend.

We couldn't be happier with this daycare. From day one, the teachers have been incredibly warm,…read morewelcoming, and attentive. My children truly love it here--they wake up excited to go and can't wait to play with the friends they've made. It's such a relief as a parent to know your kids are happy, cared for, and thriving in a positive environment. I highly recommend this daycare to any family looking for a safe, loving, and fun place for their children.

(This review is based on their customer service) This…read morechildcare location was closest to my office at the time, and highly sought after with parents and fellow co-workers. It was full when I was looking for an opening for my daughter's age group, so they asked me if I was interested in being on their waiting list. I agreed and enrolled my daughter in a childcare location closest to the hospital. When an opening did come, my daughter was becoming acclimated to her classmates and teacher so I declined at the time but they had offered to keep her on the waiting list for the next opening just in case. I thought that was so generous! Please do visit this place and see if they fit your child's needs and wants for a classroom while you work.

The owner is crazy rude that it prompted me to write my first review ever! I read many very bad…read morereviews of this shop after I left. What made it even worse is the owner seems in complete denial about her negative and abrasive behavior. She wrote a response that was not an accurate description of our interactions. I will never go there again and I was looking forward to visiting the yarn shops in the area while I am working in this area. I also think she must have a full time job trying to deny all her negative reviews when really she should just try being a polite professional. If I could negative stars I would

I place an order 6/11/25. Didnt rec a comfirmation email. I call last Thursday and employee told me…read moreit will go out Frida. still nothing. No confirmation email no shipping confirmation. tried calling 6/24/25 and no answer

Roza Recreation Site is a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recreation site in the Yakima River…read moreCanyon towards the southern end of the canyon. A sign for the site is clearly visible from Washington State Route 821 (also called Canyon Road) and the entry drive and parking lot inside the entrance are both paved. I purchased a day use permit (good on all BLM managed lands for the day) on site. The pay area was clearly marked and the instructions for how to pay and display your day use or overnight use permit were posted by the pay drop-box and easy to follow. I did a little walking around. A map of the site is posted that provides the lay of the land. There are spots allocated for camping, picnic tables area, and a boat ramp/waterfront area. There were some grassy/treed areas one could explore past the campsites, but I stayed in closer to the parking lot on my visit. The rocks in the Yakima River Canyon are gorgeous, and the basalt cliffs on the far side of the canyon from Roza are no exception. Beautiful location to just take in the beauty of nature. It was windy the day I stopped. Hedgy the Hedgehog, my travel companion of the day, and I sat at the picnic tables and decided it was too windy and she might blow away if she sat there while eating so we stayed in the car to eat. After eating we used the restrooms and departed to explore the canyon driving north on Washington State Route 821. Restrooms at this location are pit toilets that one cannot throw trash into. I was on my period, so this mattered. The restrooms at the other BLM managed lands I stopped at along Washington State Route 821 are also pit toilets. I figured this to be the case when I stopped here (my first BLM land of the day) so adjusted accordingly. No trash in the toilets when on your period means the feminine hygiene products one is using, be it pads and/or tampons, cannot be thrown in the toilets. I bring ziplock bags on my adventures just for this reason. Wrap the pad, tampons aren't my thing, and seal it in a ziplock bag and throw it in a trash can. I find ziplock bags do a good job of lessening the blood smell. Other bags work too. If you don't want to carry the hygiene product outside of the restroom with you there are rest areas along Interstate 90 (I-90) where disposal of pads and/or tampons is simple and straight forward. On this visit, in the afternoon on Monday the 29th of June 2020, the recreation site was not very busy and the parking lot not very full. One of the perks of adventuring on a non-holiday weekday if you can!

This site, like many of the Bureau of Land Management sites, is filthy. The restroom had so many…read moreflies in it you could not step in the door. The overnight fee is $15 which provides no amenities not even trash. I am disappointed that our government can not seem to do better than this.

I've been taking lessons with Rochelle for several months, first in a group setting and then one on…read moreone. Each lesson we paint a picture or in a style that I selected ahead of time, and each time I learn something that I carry with me through my other painting. I am definitely a beginner, still trying to figure out how wet my paper and brush should be, what is "damp," or what it means to "lift color." In addition to learning how to paint, I've gained a lot more confidence in my ability to put paint on paper.

From the owner: Offering private one on one and small group art lessons in watercolor. Beginners and intermediate…read morewelcome. Child, teen and adult lessons.

What an amazing studio for kids and adults. I loved all the different pieces that came home from…read morethe spring break class!

My daughter had the opportunity to come here with her youth group for a painting night. She had a…read moreton of fun and very much enjoyed the freedom to paint as she wished (with glitter even!). Highly recommended!

Great place for fine art supplies and classes! They are knowledgeable and friendly every time.read more

From the owner: the ONLY fine are supply store in the Tri-Cities!read more

It was fun easy & actually relaxing with a lot of options to choose from, had a good first time!…read more Perfect for a date night or a birthday party, I'd recommend!

They had a lot of pieces of pottery to paint and design but a lot of it was higher price. The…read morepottery was cute but I feel as if they should be a little better price.

The Gallery at the Park is aptly named, as it sits right at the entrance of Amon Park. The…read moreorganization running the gallery and the building itself have a fascinating history, which you can check out here, if you're curious: http://www.galleryatthepark.org/HTML/history.html Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00am to 5:30pm Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm I visited on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, sunlight streaming through the windows, resting on the local artisan wares in the gift shop at the entrance of the gallery. Pottery, jewelry, wood and glass work... trinkets and statement pieces adorn the quiet gallery shop shelves and walls. Beyond that, the space opens up into the gallery itself. A single, brightly-lit room that showcases the work of local artists. It's run by the Allied Arts Association who states that they seek to provide "art development, awareness and education for the Mid-Columbia region of Washington State, including the cities of Pasco, Kennewick, Richland and surrounding areas." Currently, they are running a show themed: Urban Sketchers: Tri-Cities and David Wyatt. The work was well-displayed, with room to breathe -- I should think that any artist would be honored to have their artwork displayed there. The Allied Arts Association and Gallery also have adult and children's workshops, and host an annual Art in the Park festival. The gallery is a great dip into the local art scene, to go along with a visit to the park!

They have been in the TC for many years. Their art is fantastic, inspiring…read more I am always confused or wondering why they dont have classes or ads for classes.