My kids have been attending for 4 years! They won't attend any other camp. They want to be C.I.T…read more Here when they turn 14.

Great camp for kids! Staff is amazing and the activities for the kids keep them entertained all day.read more

I can't begin to express what an amazing gem Art Rebel Studio is! We were trying to figure…read moresomething out for our daughter's 6th birthday party. We know we wanted to do some kind of art party but wanted to be unique. We found that at Art Rebel for a glow in the dark art party. Ponti, the owner, made this birthday so special for our 6 year old and all her friends. From the beginning he was so easy to work with and very communicative. Ponti has kids birthday parties down to a science with different activities planned out that all the kids loved! Him and his team handled it all while we got to relax and chat with other parents. On top of that, we didn't have to worry about goodie bags because all the kids went home with a couple pieces of glow in the dark art that they made. There was a separate, and massive, room for food and drinks so when cake cutting came around it was so easy. Also he made setting up and packing up so easy. If you're looking for something different and special for your kid's birthday, I can't highly recommend Art Rebel Studio enough!

My son attended two days of the camp for kids. It smelled strongly of cigarettes inside for the…read morefirst hour. My son's aide (my son is disabled) said it could have been a casino given the smell. This was true for the two days he attended. We won't be finishing the week despite paying for it. Pretty sure smoking inside that building is illegal and definitely shouldn't be allowed right before kids come in. The instructor also left the room entirely several times for 15-20 min. While my son's aide was there, he is not an employee of the camp and should not be responsible for the other children present. Besides those issues, the camp itself was very underwhelming with minimal activities planned beyond drawing. We have done art camps at half the cost that put much more thought into it and didn't lead to lung damage from smoke inhalation.

Overall, was dissapointed with the experience at the camp. For $450 a week (a credit we had after…read morethey went bankrupt before) I was hoping our son would be excited each day to return and want to go back again next summer and that just wasn't the case. After the second day, my son didn't want to return. We had him continue, but that's never a great sign and he's used to being in camp most of the summer and its very social. The camp seems to be outside majority of the day. This wasn't higlighted anywhere when we signed up and pictures showed a real mix of indoor outdoor. It's just a lot for the age group in 85+ temps daily - he was just wiped out each day and a big reason he didn't want to return was because he was in the sun all day doing the work. He was also filthy each day, coated in dirt not paint which is fine but was unexpected for a STEM camp. Most camps spend a lot of time outside, but when you are on the campus of a school you typically find a better mix. They did have a water day, but from what we heard the time with water play was really limited. Communication before camp seemed good, we got a camp guide with high level info. After camp started, there was nothing other than what our son shared each day. That is fine, other than the fact two of the days they had themed dress days - makes it hard the night before to ensure your son has a specific color shirt or an amusement themed shirt. Knowing this in advance would help. I also called once to clarify how to dress for the water day since our son was told to wear clothing over his bathing suit which makes sense for a girl but weird for a boy - when I asked Sam the camp director if he should come wearing it and just bring a change of clothes he rudely told me no change of clothes "they are playing outside and it's the Valley, they will dry" - as if I'm unaware of where I sent him to camp. He swims daily at camp normally and always has a change of clothes. Again, just seems they can't use the facilities of the school or don't want to deal so things are just a bit odd.

Our son has been attending Camp Galileo for the past few years and we can't say enough good things…read moreabout it! For our bright son, we view summer-time as his time to learn in a different mindset than school generally encourages - exploring collaborative ideas and hands-on experiences versus focusing on finished products and individual efforts. The inventor's mindset at the heart of Galileo's curriculum encourages collaboration, continuous learning and critical thinking, while exposing young campers to concepts and ideas about the world around them. Our son comes home from camp fired up to rethink the world around him, innovate, problem solve, create, build, and engineer - not just during the summer, but all year through. The camp director (Shannon), staff, and counselors are amazing - professional, tons of fun, and very well educated. They are so knowledgeable in child development, social skills, and excel at supporting unique learners. Our experience has been that they provide exceptional support for twice exceptional (2e), gifted and ADHD children. This past summer, our son's counselor suggested pairing him up with a very focused and social buddy in his group, who by being my son's partner helped to keep my little guy on task and also provided a great social support. While he loved camp already, that experience was just what he needed and made this summer even better than the last - and solidified our son's desire to attend again this summer. It's the little things like that which are above and beyond other camps. The ratio of campers to counselors is ideal and the small groups allow for each camper to receive the attention they need. Friday camp close activities are also a favorite of our son. Parents get to hear from Shannon about what the campers worked on and our son gets to show off the workshops in each classroom and all the fabulous things he and new friends worked on all week. That day he brings his projects home, where he continues to be inspired to tweak them or make them into something entirely new over the next few weeks. We also love that the camp is a nice mix of indoor/outdoor activities. Let's face it, the Valley is excruciatingly hot during the summer months. The campers are outside enough to get some physical activity and vitamin D from the sun, but spend a good portion in the AC classroom workshops where they work on science and art projects. These projects aren't your run-of-the-mill camp crafts. They are well-designed projects that give the children opportunities to collaborate, innovate, and solve problems. They provide developmentally age-appropriate challenges for the children that provide a real feeling of accomplishment and pride at the end of the week. As a mom and a child development advocate and educator, I can't recommend Camp Galileo enough. It's a truly unique camp experience! The weeks our son has spent at camp the last few years have strengthened his social skills, creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. Plus, he has an awesome time! ;)

This is our favorite camp of the summer! My daughter just finished her week-long session and had…read morethe best time. She brought home so many cool projects, and I really like how she gets time just to tinker and experiment with things that aren't necessarily product-oriented as well. Most importantly, Ana, Tammy, Emily, and the whole staff are just the best. I always know that my kid is well taken care of and that her individuality is appreciated and respected. We'll be back next summer!

Camp STEAM is my son's happy place, and his favorite week of the summer! From the fun and creative…read moreprojects to the amazing staff, we simply love spending the week there. Ana and Tammy are very special to us, their encouragement, support, and enthusiasm is truly the best. And Emily is so wonderful, creative and caring. Everyday my son came home with a super cool project, led by a prompt, or from the tinker table, where the possibilities are endless. The environment at this camp is exactly what my sensitive kid needs... he feels safe to be himself, and go outside his comfort zone, while having the support from each and every staffer and camper there. He's able to be creative, feel included, think outside the box, and learn new techniques. He has definitely become more confident taking on new projects, and feeling proud! This camp is pure joy and happiness.

Our 7 year old daughter had a wonderful experience with KidzToPros at Highland Hall school. She was…read morealways excited and looking forward to play sports with the other kids in camp (signed her up to 'Play It All Sports'). I only have good words for the Camp Manager, Jeremy. He is very kind, friendly and accomodating. Me and my husband were a little nervous leaving our little one since it's her first time in a summer camp, but we felt at ease after talking to Jeremy. He's very nice and made sure that our daughter was having fun, comfortable and safe. It's also easy to get a hold of him if you have any questions, just text him and he'll respond as soon as he can. He has an awesome staff as well! At the end of the day, Zhanna and Matt were there making sure that the kids are well attended to while waiting for their parents to pick them up. Overall, I am happy with this camp and my daughter is signed up for another class so she's coming back. :)

This is our first summer camp ever and my son absolutely loved it there. Zhanna, Selena and Dianna…read morewere my sons camp instructors and they were wonderful, carrying and very much involved with the kids. From drop off and pick ups to dealing with minor situations, the staff was amazing, was very responsive and very communicative with us. Jeremy (camp director) was exceptionally great. My son had minor anxiety at one point, Jeremy did a great job by comforting him and helping him navigate out of that situation. He kept me in the loop which I appreciated a lot. Happy Camper = Happy Parents. Will definitely return next year.

I just became a member at this gym The reason I became a…read moremember here is because my daughter like to play soccer and when your a member the sports are included They have a free kids club that you can leave your kids there when you're working out . It's a small gym nothing to special but it works for me . The place is pretty clean They have plenty of parking outside too

Great experience here with all the essential gym equipment to receive a solid workout. Excellent…read moreservice by Esmeralda and Kevin -- they truly deserve a holiday pay raise soon and a special award. Clean environment, upbeat music, and a relaxing ambiance. Thank you so much. God bless!

Super fun experience to do for a date night or with friends! The class was just so fun and…read moreinteractive, our teacher was amazing and funny! It was only 4 of us so it made the whole experience even cooler. It starts with you picking a color and then the instructor previews what we're going to do and is kind enough to take video of each one of us so we can have at the end of the class for memories. You have the option to make a cup or plate. Definitely, want to take more classes in the future, it was fun and a stress reliever lol.

This is a great idea for just about all ages. Easy to book you just have to pay your deposit if you…read morehave a large party. The whole process takes about an hour and a half. You fill out the paper and then you pick your color. Once it's done they will call you or email you to pick it up The people working there very friendly they have music playing while you're making your pottery and when they help you they don't make you feel bad if your bowl is messed up. LOL would highly recommend this place.

I take my eight-year-old son, who has ADHD and is on the spectrum, to Co Ninja Northridge, and it…read morehas been an incredible experience for him. He's learned how to type and even do some low-level coding, which is amazing progress--but he's learned so much more than just tech skills. The entire team is incredibly kind, and the owners truly care about the kids. Kevin, one of the sensei at Co Ninja Northridge, is especially fantastic--patient, supportive, and great at connecting with my son. My son has been attending for about eight months now, and I've seen so much growth in his confidence, focus, and abilities. I'm genuinely grateful that I registered him. Thank you, Co Ninja Northridge!

We enrolled our son a few months ago, and he's already advanced to yellow belt. He's learning real…read moreprogramming concepts (variables, loops, sprite behavior) all through Microsoft Makecode. This isn't just drag-and-drop play; it's structured logic and hands-on problem-solving. Vishal and Ashima are owners of the dojo. They've encouraged our son to speak about his projects and share his thought process. He's developing both his technical and communication skills in tandem. He's not zoning out or getting lost. He's debugging, refining game logic, and even thinking critically about player experience and level design. Just solid learning, creative growth, and a supportive community. Only draw back, staff on weekends are not attentive compared to weekdays.

Nice coaches and a fun way for kiddos to burn off some (rebel) energy. It's a safe environment to…read moretry tricks that I certainly would not want them doing at home or on their own without guidance.

Went for birthday party for my son's friend. Staff was friendly. Staff was organized with the games…read morefor the kids. All the kids had a blast!

I've studied with some of the best artists and illustrators working in the L.A. area here--the ones…read morewho teach as well as make art, that is. Most of them do workshops and classes here, in the great facilities. LAAFA is a great resource, and you meet many fellow working professionals in classes here too. Check it out if you are in one of the Iatse Locals, maybe you get a deal! I only wish in wasn't so far from me. I live in actual Los Angeles. Smile.

If you want to pursue a career in the arts, where you learn the ways of the old masters, and by…read morethat I mean learning how to REALLY draw, how to REALLY paint, how to REALLY sculpt then LAFFA is the school for you. No school now days will teach you how to draw and paint like Rembrant, Bougerou, Ingres, In fact many art schools now days do not teach you the most important concept of drawing and that is that in art learning is life long it does not end with a degree. LAFFA emphasizes that. Furthermore many art schools focus simply on art being just paint splattered on a canvas or some weird as hell sculpture that sells for millions and where the "artist" i.e. like KOONs and Andy Warhol do not even do any work at all. LAFFA is very much like how people back in the ECOLE Beux arts were taught, or how those in the high renaissance were taught, in the atelier style, by the end of one class you will have learned how to truly draw which is the basis of all art! The accreditation, accreditation is a good thing, however it will not mean you will magically teach you how to draw and paint, much like some assume a degree means. no a true artist has YEARS of practice and does not stop because a true artist knows that to be able to truly know that they are good at something, they must remember they always know nothing like the renowned cellist Pablo Casalas once said when he was asked at 93 why he still practiced the cello 3hours a day" i think i am finally improving" that is what you will see here TRUE MASTERS of the lost art of drawing and painting, modern day Bougerou's, Rembrants, Franz Hals, Titian, Ingress etc. Who embody the true spirit of the lost arts which many so called art schools sans Cal Arts and 3 kicks do not teach today. One teacher i highly recommend taking is Rey Bustos, he is harsh, he is firm but his passion will drive you. He is truly an amazing instructor.