My son has been a euphonium student at CIFA for 1.5 years. He loves his instructor and his…read moreabilities in playing have improved rapidly in a short amount of time. In addition to great instruction, he's also had opportunities to play in recital. Although he was nervous, it was a great experience for him to do it. I highly recommend CIFA!

From the owner: The Columbia Institute of Fine Arts is a program of Music, Art and Dance education in which…read morestudents learn to experience, enjoy, and excel in the arts. The goals of CIFA are to provide the highest quality instruction in the arts, and to help prepare students for future service through the development of skills for performance.

Gallery featuring local artists, engaging small-sized art classes. What's not to love about this…read moreplace? I found this place when taking watercolor classes with my family with Rajendra. He is a wonderful teacher with all of us despite the wide range of experience we all had a relaxing, successful experience. Highly recommend for an enjoyable family activity! I included some of the art I painted from photos I've taken. You do one painting per visit - or bring it back next time to continue working on it. He taught us technique and really engaged us to be creative!! We loved it!!

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Falls Church Arts Gallery is a hidden gem in plain sight…read more *Located in The Kensington building on Route 7 *Walk ins welcomed *Free admission *www.FallsChurchArts.org *Studio Art classes and workshops available for all age groups. *Membership available *Volunteer opportunities Outstanding art work by local artist displayed with their concept or process statements. These statements provide a fascinating and intimate look into their art work. Highly recommend a visit.

Whimsical, thoughtful, elegant, and delightful. Fresh cut flowers, hot tea, tasty scones and…read morecream...every detail of today's Mother's Day tea was just ah-mazing!!!! Thank you Mrs. B and your lovely team!! Can't wait to be back!

Such great ambiance, they did a great job with this place! The employees were so kind and helpful…read moretoo. The food variety was great. They were able to offer great GF options too

3/3/20 It's time to vote at the Alan Leis Instructional…read more Center. It was very quick and nice to see so smiling faces. In the past few years the have done the voting at another property. I am glad the brought back home to when I am use to it being. I am glad I am doing this in the midday instead of the evening. Otherwise, the lines can get very long.

The Alan E. Leis Instructional Center offers advanced academic programs for Fairfax County public…read moreschools. Some of the programs offered include English-as-a-Second Language (ESL), science discovery lab, communications lab, music tech lab, technology resource center, performing arts theater, Japanese immersion, Spanish immersion, model school for instructional technology, FAST math (for ESL students), partnership with USDA Forest Service, Title I Program , Math Exploratorium Resource Center, special education program and an after-school Spanish Heritage Language Literacy Club. The center also serves as the 525 Walnut Hill voting precinct.

I am in the Science Technology Studies program, and find it a great value and location. As a public…read moreschool teacher in Virginia I get half-price tuition, which is great. And it is located just off 66 so it is easy to commute to.

What a lovely little place to catch a show in the Little City!…read more I took my family to see a production of "Madeline's Christmas" and we all had a great time. This annual holiday production's is 95% children-led and we were all awestruck by all the talent show. The 65 minute production was just the right amount of time to keep everyone engaged and the small theatre meant there was not a bad seat in the house. The show used a mix of fun props to tell the story and the script was written in a way that would please even the most die-hard Madeline fan. Parking was easy-peasy (it shares a garage with Whole Foods) and we were able to purchase tickets in advance through their online portal (highly recommend, our show was completely sold out!). They offer several classes and camps throughout the year which I'm already looking at for my eldest daughter.

Very small and intimate production house. We saw The Christmas Angel and quite enjoyed it. The…read morecast was very good and there's not a bad seat in the house. Look forward to more productions here.

They may be good for children and adults who just want to color and socialize. But their classes…read moreare too inconsistent if you are an adult that is serious about learning and building skills.

My daughter has taken MANY classes here (painting, drawing, crafting, etc.) and all of them have…read morebeen wonderful. The staff are caring and creative, and the class sizes are small, which means your child gets a lot of extra attention. We recently had a birthday party here as well, and it was the best birthday party she's ever had. The girls were all engaged and had so much fun. There's a lovely party room downstairs where kids can have snacks, cake, etc. I was really overwhelmed by how wonderful the experience was.

12/28/19 Mmm I have gotten my haircut here, but my review on…read morethe place is now gone. I did not have a bad experience, yet Yelp removed my review. No matter, I will write a new one. I met one of the employees there who informed me full leg waxing cost $70 dollars. This seems a bit steep for a beauty school,...ahhh matter no. I will most likely check this place out on a Monday when I am not working. In the mean time, this place was pretty busy from what I saw. The front desk lady was polite so I will definitely return here. Like I said, the haircut i received here was good. Now i will try the waxing at a later date....that day will be soon. Oh, the language spoken here is 90% Spanish, and ten percent English, but most of the staff understands English do you should be fine.

The name here on Yelp doesn't imply it, but this is a hair and nail salon connected with a…read morecosmetology school. They do men's and women's hair, but this review is only of the women's hair service. My wife had her hair cut and colored with a base color and highlights today. The price was quite reasonable ($68 for all this) but that's really the only positive thing we can say about ACCH. The staff and clients here are heavily Latino, which wasn't a problem for us. My wife is from Peru and it usually helps in salons if the provider speaks Spanish too so there aren't problems due to miscommunication. My wife wanted everything the same as she had before from another salon -- same cut, same color, same highlights. She had photos (of a model, not of her) that she had used before to show the cut that she wanted. The problems started describing the cut -- the woman cutting her hair disputed with her how the cut was done (it's layered in the back, but she insisted that it wasn't layered). The cut she ultimately did is straight across in the back, not layered. I'm totally fine with professionals that I'm buying services from having opinions, but in the end, after everyone's had their say, the client gets to decide. In this case, my wife was the client, but the woman giving the cut just did what she wanted. This continued with the color. For a base color, my wife just wants her natural color, unchanged. The color is just to cover any gray. The woman showed my wife the color she proposed to use, my wife told her it was too light, and again she argued with her. "No, it's not too blonde" -- and then goes ahead and uses the color she prefers rather than what my wife wants. The highlights are just badly done. Highlights should be fine, and should start at the root. in some places these leave 3/4 inch of hair dark, then the highlight starts. In some cases it's way too wide -- more than 1/2 inch. It looks like stripes of blonde painted unevenly onto her head. We won't be back. If you're very hard up for cash or just don't have any opinions about what you want, ACCH might be OK, but otherwise you're likely to be disappointed.