The Cornell Art Museum is located at Old School Square off Atlantic Ave. in downtown Delray Beach…read more They ask for a $5 donation. There were 2 floors of beautiful crafts & art. The large gift shop had a lot to choose from at different prices. We came for the Wine Down event happening right in front of the Delray Affair in April. Wine, beer & soft drinks were available for purchase & I got to unwind & explore the exhibits. The WineDown will be open Friday & Saturday from 12-6 PM and Sunday from 12-5 PM. Proceeds benefit the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce & the Cornell Museum.

Beautiful building it was an old school converted into a museum . Other outside areas of the museum…read moreon occasions have music performances. Good mix of domestic and international art. Quite the quirky modern art. Loved the visit.

This is a very large Thrift Store and we found just what were looking for…read more Takes with finding some '60s tie dye outfits we were not disappointed. We also browsed through the bric a brac as they were open late today. Neat and well organized, there is always someone doing cleaning and reorganizing throughout the store.

We've been here before, but it's a couple years. It's memorable because the entrance to the store…read moreis around the back of the shopping center. It's a typical goodwill. There are lots of clothes. They are displayed fairly neatly, but within types (pants, tops, skirts), they are organized by color not sizes. They also have some bric a brac, furniture, records, dvds, books and art, and electronics -- towards the back of the store. These sections are much smaller. I haven't found anything here yet to buy -- but you never know as stock changes in these places.

What a surprising little shop. I'd classify it more as…read morevintage than thrift. But the prices were very reasonable for well curated, high quality items. Record on the turntable was a nice touch and great discount the day we popped in!

This is a small new thrift shop in a strip of stores. It's a little bit out of the way for us, but…read morewe decided to go check them out. They have a little bit of everything. But not a whole lot of merchandise. Prices are pretty decent on most items. My husband found a few shirts that he liked so he was happy. I found a can opener (church key) I'd been looking for, but nothing else appealed. We wish them success. It's not easy opening a business in today's world.

Really amazing place! Absolute five star experience between the friendly staff and all the nice…read moremoms. As a parent, taking your kid places can sometimes be tough, between how places are run, navigating other parents and kids, but this was nothing but chill vibes all around. Kudos to the gals who started this place, it rocks.

This place feels like magic. As another reviewer said it can be less than ideal navigating the…read morevarious children's spaces and classes across the county but this place was a breath of fresh air (literally) I walked away feeling so relaxed and refreshed I can't wait to go back!

Oh Mah Gawd! This place is amazing!…read more Whether you're looking for art, furniture, lighting fixtures, reupholstering your old stuff, or custom designing something new, Dizzy Rock has something for everyone!

This is most creative store I have ever been in. I wasn't even sure what it was or what to expect…read morewhen I stepped through the doors but I soon felt like Alice down the rabbit hole. If they ever made a reality show competition out of furniture building then this store would win. I guarantee you haven't seen the stuff they sell here anywhere else. Dizzy Rock is a custom furniture store located on Federal Hwy in south Boynton Beach. According to their website "What distinguishes our brand Is our eccentric, eclectic, unique and fully customizable new way to express yourself or your brand with your furniture, home or business. Not only do we make furniture pretty but we make it last." At Dizzy Rock they can fabricate anything you can dream up. They create custom headboards, rehab furniture, and can even print whatever fabric you desire. The only limit is your imagination and budget. There is so much to look at in this store where everything is eye catching. How about a train locomotive that is a bar, a coffin bookshelf, a life size giraffe, steam punk cuckoo clock, or a graffiti painting monkey. Each piece is whimsical and discussion worthy. Of course this much creativity doesn't come cheap. Nothing is marked with a price but I overhead the monkey graffiti art piece was $4,000. They do have some small affordable gift items at the register. I admire anyone with this much creativity and artistic talent. This store is a one of a kind joy ride.

We had our son at the PLAY school for a limited time while we tried to figure out the best place…read morefor him. At the time he was 4 and developmentally around 2.5, needing a fair bit of support. We knew going into this that they had never had a special needs child in their program, but they were willing and we were grateful for the attempt. Unfortunately, once we made a sizable donation to the center, communication from the owner completely stopped despite multiple attempts (probably 6-7 outreaches via text/app/emails/in-person reminders) to speak with her from both my husband and I. Although they were moving locations at the same time, there is no excuse to not speak with honesty and integrity to the parents of the children you're serving. As special needs parents, this isn't the first or last time but it stung deeply. If you have a neurotypical kid, perhaps this is the setting for you. But communication leaves a lot to be desired and this place is certainly not for special needs children.

The P.L.A.Y. School will forever have a piece of our families heart! Its rare to find a place…read morewithout tons of tech and more towards nature play. Our children we're prepared for Kindergarten after developing some independence and fun ways of learning how to read and write at the PLAY School. The owners passion shines throughout the school. Childhood goes by quickly and I feel like this place help captivate the best memories of it. Crafts, play, stories and nature!

I've been going there for a couple years and mostly do the classes. They have a wide range of…read moredifficulties, ranging from the tough (Body Combat) to ones geared for seniors such as chair yoga. I prefer the middle range with classes like Pilates and barre. I do wish they would mix up the class times once in a while because I've been going for about two years and schedule hasn't changed much so I end up doing the same classes each week. The instructor Jennifer is great. I love that she does different things each week so I don't get bored with it. The place is clean, large, good staff, nice pool. I like the E gym so you don't have to adjust weights as it remembers when you scan your bracelet. They have a lot of community/family based events.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed After 6 Years as YMCA Members…read more Unfortunately, after what happened today, we decided to cancel our YMCA membership and our children's swimming lessons. We have been YMCA members for six years. We have used this facility regularly, our children have taken swimming lessons here, and we have invested a lot of time and money into this membership. That is why today's experience was especially disappointing. I have already left a negative review about this YMCA, but today's situation honestly went beyond what I consider acceptable. This morning, I came to the YMCA for my workout. Around 11:00 AM, as I was leaving, I noticed an older woman in a white car trying to park next to my vehicle. There was no actual parking space available, and she was trying to squeeze into the area between the designated parking spaces. I didn't pay much attention at the time because I was in a hurry to pick up my daughter from daycare. After picking up my children, I returned to my car and discovered significant scratches on the plastic part of my vehicle. The damage was large enough that the paint had been completely scraped off. I immediately went back to the YMCA, hoping they could check their security cameras and possibly help identify the person responsible. Instead, I was told that they could not review the cameras themselves and that I needed to call the police. I was told that they would review the footage only if the police requested it. We called the police. An officer came and documented the incident. However, he did not even go inside the YMCA to review or request the camera footage. He simply explained that cameras of this type are often not clear enough to identify a license plate or a person's face. What I found especially frustrating is that there seemed to be no attempt to look for another way to identify the person. Even if the video quality was not good enough to clearly see the license plate or face, I suggested checking the approximate time of the incident and comparing it with the YMCA's membership check-in records. Members scan their membership when entering the facility. I had seen exactly where the woman went after parking, so it seemed reasonable to at least check whether someone matching the description entered the building around that time. Instead, I felt completely left on my own. I understand that the YMCA cannot be responsible for every incident that happens in its parking lot. I am not expecting the YMCA to pay for my car or to magically identify the driver. But after six years as a member, I expected basic cooperation, communication, and a genuine effort to help when something like this happened on YMCA property. The damage to my car was upsetting, but the lack of assistance and the way the situation was handled was even more disappointing. After six years, this was the final straw for us. We canceled our membership today and also canceled our children's swimming lessons. Very disappointed that after being loyal members for six years, this is how our relationship with the YMCA ends.

I had no idea this was located here, but think Andy is a great American tennis player and his…read morefoundation is first class. I attended one of their charity tournaments in Boca and it was a blast. Andy must have signed several hundred autographs for all the fans. In 2001 Andy began the Andy Roddick Foundation (ARF), a charity dedicated to "Serving Children Today for Tomorrow." The goal of the Foundation is to improve the quality of life and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all children based on the principles of respect for family, education and morality. Since its inception the Foundation has raised over 10 million dollars and continues to grow.