Do NOT attend this college if you have no financial support. Do not go to this college if you are…read moreonly supporting yourself financially in other words. They are a scam. The professors are very friendly and helpful. The staff is friendly as well, but the hidden fees and charges are outrageous. I WAS INFORMED of ONLY 3 OUT OF 5 loans through this college. I signed for and agreed to the repayment terms of only THREE OUT OF FIVE LOANS. Because they did not inform me of the other 2 loans, they went into default after 90 days. Soon the company Aidvantage reached out to me and said my loans through them were in default BECAUSE THE COLLEGE DID NOT TELL ME ABOUT THEM. I had a credit score of 715, and then that happened and now it is only 583. Because of NMC, I will not be able to get a loan of any kind out for 7 years. Don't go to this college if you want your financial situation to stay in tact. Unless your parents are super rich and are paying for your college, DON'T DO IT. In addition, the parking is bad and the cafeteria food is not edible.

Great instructors for most of the classes I took, but one really poor instructor in my experiences…read more I think I deserved a refund for one of the classes taught by an instructor who cancelled class often and was not well versed in the subject matter. If not for that experience, I would give NMC 5 stars, it is an outstanding community college. A wide variety of courses and curriculum. Another big plus is how easy it is to walk the main campus. The CIT and Art departments have some exceptional professors as well.

I had such high hopes for this camp but it sadly was awful. I was served a moldy cheese sandwich…read morewhile there which terrified me of eating their food, the cabins were crowded and very sandy and the programs were long. The counselors were amazing though! It made me so sad that I went home early. Oh also- the bathrooms are awful and the cabins don't have ac. Interlochen if you read this please fix some of these things because I had an awful first camp experience.

Great place for concerts! Nice view of the lake in the background. I only wish there were more…read moreoptions for food and drink. This could have cut down on some of the longer lines. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this place for any concert! Great acoustics.

My mom and I stopped here during the local Art Walk. We got to paint mini birdhouses, it reminded…read moreme of that song 'build a little birdhouse in your soul." It was a very fun, and free activity! Though, normally they run after school programs and in school programs, along with offering some programs for adults. Sometimes, you just gotta relax and do some art...do one and you shall achieve the other. No feelings like you have to be the next Van Gogh or anything, just do your own thing. S'all good.

Interesting, well-presented exhibits. Hands-on opportunities. Classes offered annually. Community…read moreevents, too. I have been to a few of the events: one was the Central Neighborhood front porch concerts and treats- it was fun. The other event was as a volunteer (full disclosure) for their plein air paint out as part of Paint Grand Traverse. Oh, I think everyone should volunteer for this, but that's my love of the arts speaking. As more of a dreamer than a do-er, I'm pretty much in awe of those who *do.* Lastly, this evening I was here for the TC Ticker's 'Recess' event. I'd consider going to another of their events, the venues rotate. There were beverage tickets (imbibe if you don't have to work later, as I did) and yummy treats from Maxbauer's and Raduno. I guess I networked, but I consider it more a polishing/fine-tuning of extremely rusty social skills. I am a busy and introverted human, therefore I don't get out much, lol. But, when I do get out, it's because I have high expectations. And, this venue and event both proved themselves to be enjoyable.

From the owner: Crooked Tree offers rotating, year-round art exhibits featuring local, regional, and national…read moreartists. We also offer art classes for all ages, lectures series, Paint Grand Traverse plein air festival, and more.

Lobdell's is great for a laid back (but very tasty) light brunch. It's operated by student chefs…read moreand lays right next to the water which makes for a gorgeous view. I got the veggie quiche which was amazing and surprisingly filling for the small portion. It's all moderately priced but I think the standout was the tomato toast (I'm not sure what the actual name of it was). It was filo dough, roasted tomatoes, balsamic, and some kind of cheese. It was wonderfully savory and quite a large portion compared to the other pastries. Their drinks are also great and they seem to have seasonal drinks, like the cherry london fog. You order at the counter and the atmosphere makes for a low-pressure eating environment. It's very cool to know that the students working here are so passionate about what they're doing. Definitely check it out!

Chocolate mint iced coffee and cheese danish with cinnamon apples enjoyed by yours truly when I…read morevisited here, last Thursday. One more week for breakfast pastries. T-Th, 7-11. I got there just after 10 and it was pretty picked over. When my mom and I visited before she had a savory danish and I had a veggie quiche w/ feta. Noms.

Great place to stop in for a purchase of local art. You can easily find something to fit in your…read moreluggage to take home; commemorate your trip to TC with a piece of local fine art

Great beers. Friendly service, always. We enjoy getting there as often as possible. Have some fun…read moreentertainment, too.

Got a little tummy ache after drinking about a gallons worth of oil and vinegar, but left with some…read moregreat picks and several lemon cake mixes thanks to the amazing staff

I had an amazing time tasting all the different vinegars and oils. Inside, they have these cylinder…read morecontainers where you can pour and taste everything. It's set up like a whole room where you can walk around slowly, look, and try different combos at your own pace. The staff was so nice--super helpful and even helped me come up with different pairings. One mix that made my mind almost explode was the watermelon basil balsamic with the ginger olive oil. It was so good, I couldn't stop myself. I went around the whole place trying different combinations like a madwoman. I ended up buying a four-piece set--two balsamic vinegars and two olive oils. One of the oils I bought was a jalapeño olive oil, and being a chef, my mind went to all these different places. My brain started to itch thinking about what I could make--different pieces, different marinades, different sauces, different salads. I got so excited and giddy, like a grown man in a LEGO store or a kid in Toys "R" Us. It was that kind of joy.