Customer Service: 5 Location: 5…read moreParking: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Reservations: Yes My daughter gave me gift voucher for a day of creating a special project, so I finally got a chance to use it and we had an awesome time! They are conveniently located right on Forest Drive in Columbia, SC and inside of a small shopping plaza. So there is no issues with parking and they can accommodate small and large groups. We had 3 people in our group and the young lady that was working was very professional. I can't remember the staff employees name (I think it was Lucie) but she was very friendly and helpful during our entire experience. We had 2 different types of wood decorated projects for our homes, and was there for about 3-4 hours. The staff employee was very knowledgeable and took the time to educate us throughout both small projects. Based on this one time experience, I'd highly recommend this AR Workshop location and I'm sure that we will be back in near future!!!

Projects are easy and fun and the staff is amazing and really cares about your experience. They…read morealso are very knowledgeable and understanding.

Susan Lenz is an amazing fabric artist. Her work has been accepted in juried exhibitions all over…read morethe US and I proudly own several of her unique pieces. Her creativity and ingenuity know no bounds- I follow her on FB and Instagram and I'm constantly amazed at her ideas and the uniqueness of her work.

I absolutely LOVED my visit to the Columbia Museum of Art! It might not be the Louvre or the Met,…read morebut for a city the size of Columbia, I don't know if it's possible to craft and curate a better art museum. They had such a great collection, replete with amazing religious artwork, postmodernist works, artifacts from ancient China, and... a work from Claude Monet! As someone who's a huge fan of Impressionism, the fact that a piece from Claude Monet is sitting in Columbia is simply amazing. Kudos to the CMA for being able to procure this painting, and I hope that it remains at the museum in perpetuity.  In terms of the lesser-known works, they had a really cool exhibit from a local artist (well, from Spartanburg, which I'll consider "local",) which detailed the ever-increasing melding of technology and humanity. The exhibit displayed what was essentially a set of bronze busts that served as a combination of human and robot heads, with which the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI,) is as important and prescient as ever.  Finally, they had a cool section for kids called "The Cross Hatch," where kids could experiment and learn about the different art techniques in a fun and interactive environment. In addition, when I walked into the museum, they were setting up for a corporate event, and I was told by the gentleman working the front desk that the museum also serves as an event venue for all sorts of different occasions.  The only, very very *very* minor complaint that I have is that the downstairs rooms were closed, as they were busy setting up a new exhibit. Of course, I understand that the rooms have to be closed in order to set up a new exhibit, I just wish that they weren't closed when I happened to visit. Lol.  All-in-all, the Columbia Museum of Art is an amazing art museum, I'd recommend that anybody pay it a visit, and I hope that it's around for a long, long time!

My sisters and I had fun exploring the museum! We didn't know the second floor was up for…read morerenovations until sometime mid January so we got to explore the first floor only. It was still fun and interesting to catch out. The staff were kind and informative as well!

Another amazing permanent art spot in Columbia SC, went to "And I Was Covered In Blossoms" art…read moreexhibit today! Located on the 2nd floor of 701 Waley, more later..

Amazing studio with the sweetest instructors!! I spent my entire childhood here and wouldn't trade…read morea moment of it. They are all so sweet, knowledgeable, and patient. Everyone was like family and I would go back in a heartbeat if I could! The recitals were always so beautiful and the costumes were fun and unique! I could not recommend this studio more!

I love it here! Im a dancer here and I've been going since I was little my mom also went here it…read moremakes me wanna dance I have lots of friends and the teachers are really nice they also had a memorial for my mother who died when I was a child let my aunt dance in it it was really sweet

Positive learning place for all children to feel loved and included. Flexible schedule and…read morereasonably priced for all families.

Goins Dancing is a nice change from the usual dance studios. The owner created a place that's all…read moreabout the kids... ALL kids. No matter you're ability, body type, financial situation, etc... you are welcomed with open arms. It's extremely nice being a parent of a daughter with sensory issues and slight hipster tendencies. She would not last a month at a studio that required her to wear a leotard. When she was 6, an orthopedic doctor recommended she get expensive physical therapy that I couldn't afford. She's been taking several dance classes at Goins each year and her legs have straightened out without PT. I also want to give Goins Dancing praise for accepting children with special needs. Several students have diagnoses of Autism, a few students with Down Syndrome, other genetic syndromes, and a few other special needs. Potty training isn't required.

We have always been very happy with the work they do and how personable they are. We highly…read morerecommend Palmetto Fine Arts for any framing needs you have! Bob & Susan Bowman

Excellent service and quality work performed!! Gorgeous…read morewatercolor and oil art work by Chapin Artists Guild ! Unique Gift items, Lake Murray glassware and Thermal Cups, Jewelry and Pocketbooks.

Nikki Ramsey is a true joy to work with. She is dedicated to her students and always has a smile…read moreand kind word for you. Nikki is very knowledgeable and patient so don't be afraid to ask questions to get to the finish line.

Personnel at the college is very persuasive and enthusiastic to get you in the door. I went there…read moreto find out more about their program but ended up taking an entrance exam, doing financial aid and even started classes. When I realized that this was too expensive and the college is not regionally accredited, I reached out to staff to withdraw. That was 2 weeks into one class; the classes are 4 weeks long. They dragged their feet until the class was over and then that's when decided to withdraw me. They even went as far as to say I might as well attend class so it won't affect my GPA, despite my multiple attempts to withdraw within the second week. I definitely feel like I was scammed! Please do your own research on this school before committing to it.