When I moved to the Hartford area, it was at first tough to find communities and ways to connect…read morewith others. I only came across the West Hartford Art League by chance through an event posting, and I have been an avid follower and supporter since. WHAL offers great classes for youth and adults, for beginners and experts. There are also lots of awesome showcases of locals' work - including some of my own photos once or twice - of different media. They always have a nice opening reception - often with free food and drink - which is a really nice touch and a way to meet others. Separately, I have also come here for a few mostly food events, like the CT Eats Out supper club inaugural event. There's really something for everyone here, and I am thankful to have found out about WHAL. Consider yourself now informed!

This is a really neat little venue! I didn't realize it existed so close to me until recently, when…read moreI attended an event through CT Eats Out supper club. I really enjoyed getting the chance to view some local art by some really talented folks! Now that this location is on my radar, I am going to be checking in so see what other events they host. I heard that they also have done photography showings in the past. The venue itself is a tad tough to find just going by google maps, but once you realize where it is, parking is super easy. It's small but cozy, well laid-out, and adorable. I found the atmosphere for the event dinner to be extremely charming, and the staff were amazing. I'll be back, WeHa Art League. Keep doing what you're doing!

We visited recently just to walk the trails and have a picnic. It is quite a marvelous property…read morewith an interesting history. Unfortunately it is only marginally kept up. No surprise as it would require a LOT of manual labor to put the whole farm into very good shape.

Such a peaceful place to step back; stroll, look, quietly listen, and relax. Well maintained by…read morestaff, 4H volunteers, Scouts troops.

The facilities themselves are great. However, one of the women at the front desk was rude. I came…read morewith my boyfriend and when I was about to let her know I didn't have my pass with me and ask if she could look me up in the system, she just asked him, "What about the little girl?" I am a small woman, but it was rude to not even address me and call me that when we are both evidently adults.

It's ok, but it's really family-oriented so there's always a bunch of kids dominating the gym, so…read moreif you thought you'd drop by to shoot a few hoops, guess again. The exercise equipment is above average, but the free weight area seems like an afterthought. It's too small and lacks the redundancy you need to get through a workout if it's busy. The hours are ok, but unless you're really in tune with the Jewish holiday calendar, you're going to be disappointed periodically. Yes, the facility closes to celebrate these things. Also, special events like bar mitzvahs pop-up and make the gymnasium unavailable. It's a nice facility, but it's not a great value.

I'm a mother of two. My back is always hurting, I'm always tired, but my yoga sessions with Karla…read moreare the highlight of my week. She is so kind, respectful, and knowledgeable in yoga and in dance. She was born to be a teacher and I have so much respect for her ability to direct her young students. I've been attending yoga classes with Karla for 3 months now and she has truly changed my life. I feel so much better than I did before and I have so much more energy. Imagine Studio is truly one of West Hartford's hidden gems!

I feel the need to update this review...Over a year after I posted my original review (9/15) , I…read morestarted receiving harassing emails ( 2 weeks ago) from a friend of the owner, accusing me of being a competitor of theirs, calling me troll. Totally unprofessional and once again, proves what type of business this is! If Imagine Studio cannot handle candid and frank reviews on a customers experience, they should not be in business at all!