A cute little fabric shop tucked away in a non-suspecting alleyway in Sugarhouse. It's just across…read morethe drive from Ebb & Flow, and I happened to meander in before I went to my Ebb & Flow class last week to kill some time. They had lots of fabrics and notions. I didn't stay long, but I was particularly drawn in by the patches, and even found some cute tags one could Sew into handmade goods. I'll be sure to visit again, as I didn't have a lot of time to explore. They will be moving to a new location in the future, as the businesses in the alleyway/particular location are getting sold off.

I was in SL Sewciety for the first time today. Their products are high quality. I just went in…read morefor some no-fold elastic that nobody else seemed to have and bought a pair of scissors, a rotary cutter and blades. I'm regularly a quilter and just getting into making clothing and was thrilled that they offer a pattern adjusting class. The owner is very sweet and knowledgeable. Bought a nice pair of pinking shears and a vintage funky birda pattern. I will definitely be back.

I went to EMT Utah for my Basic EMT and it was probably the worst education I have ever received…read more Instructors were inattentive, lacked communication, and disorganized. While taking the course there were two days when instructors did not even show up to the class. And when they did, they often did not know what they needed to go over that day because there were so many different instructors and they would not communicate with each other. It took 3 attempts to pass the NREMT as I felt like the education was lacking and I had to teach myself everything in the textbook after class was over. Of those I have talked to from class, only about half of them say they were capable of passing the NREMT, showing a huge flaw in the education received from EMT Utah.

I just competed my AEMT course and it exceeded all of my expectations. The amount of knowledge and…read moremy overall competence derived from this course is going to help me so much in field. The instructors are amazing and really hold you to a higher standard, meaning that they are providing you with more knowledge and education that most other institutions would ever consider, which overall prepares you better for the national exam. I am very grateful for all the instructors (Dutch, Leslie, etc.) they have provided me with an incredible learning experience. Thank you EMT Utah!

Tucked away in South Salt Lake, Salt Lake Culinary Education is a gorgeous space that is home to…read morevarious cooking classes and opportunities. I've had the pleasure of coming here twice in the past month - once for an event hosted by Cache Valley Cheese, and most recently for one of their cookie decorating classes. The space is huge! When you walk in you don't even realize how big it is until you start walking around. They have three large rooms with stoves, ovens - the works! Everything is stunning and so clean and sharp. It's a very welcoming environment as well. They have SO many different classes here, and I can't wait to take more. Their cookie decorating class was a lot of fun for all ages. Any kids under the age of 11 had to be accompanied by an adult. We learned how to decorate different festive cookies. The hosts were both wonderful, and walked around to help everyone. One of the hosts even offered to take some candid photos of us, which was so sweet. I saw on their website that they also host some intimate lunches, where the food is cooked right in front of you and enjoyed in a small group. There is so much that this place offers, and I can't wait to explore more opportunities here.

What a nice evening we had for our cooking class. Chef was informative and helpful and everything…read morewent as planned. Food was amazing

We are here for ISSI summer camp 2019 in Draper, UT. At Juan Diego Catholic High School. What an…read moreamazing experience. Everything is well organized and you feel the violin love from day one. They have everything you can think of, amazing teachers, snack table, massage chair, specialty food each day. Day 1 was fresh super soft and tasty bagels, Day 2 was fresh donuts, there is a popcorn day and a sno cone day... all for $1.00. They have vendor galore here .. need a new case.. get it here..a new music book.. it's here, new bow, cello, violin, ukulele... it's all here. For lunch they have options if you don't/can't leave campus and if you didn't bring something. They also have younger sibling watch ... only $180 for the whole week for the entire day. That's a steal for me coming from Chicago! Suzuki style string learning is wonderful and this camp really makes it fun for my daughter and puts her to work at the same time. She's learning so many new skills here and it will ultimately make her a stronger violin player.

This is a long over due review. Cannot say enough about Matt Dahlin and the staff at Crossroads,…read morethey are kind and compassionate, and we had a great experience. There is something so powerful in their therapeutic model of taking the boys out and giving them adventures. I so appreciated that Matt would spend 4 days a month with the boys doing something cool! Giving him the chance to see the the boys in real time - how they handled the things that they were experiencing. I feel it was a really great stepping stone in my son's journey - learning that he was capable, and finding self love. Grateful for our experiences at Crossroad and getting the chance to work with Matt!

Like most parents, we had never heard of a 9 month therapeutic boarding school. We had a fantastic…read moreexperience at Family First but went into the next phase completely blindly, trusting the success stories of other families who went there along with our therapeutic consultant who knew Crossroads was the best in the business. I talked to 2 young men, now in college, about their experience at Crossroads and they both assured me it was the best thing that ever happened to them. We were scared, had no clue how it would play out but 9 months later - it was the best thing that ever happened to us as well. We are incredibly grateful for our amazing 9 month experience at Crossroads. From the very beginning, Sam went above and beyond. The awesome staff created a safe, structured and compassionate environment for the boys to grow and build confidence. The therapeutic support was fantastic. We're still working with his amazing therapist Noah post-treatment. Watching our son grow over time through our family sessions was truly remarkable. He came home with practical tools and coping strategies that he continues to use every day. Tyson, the substance use counselor, has been absolutely incredible. His ability to resonate and communicate is on another level. Our son works with him as well post-Crossroads and speaks so highly of him. The therapeutic team has been remarkable. The academic program was personalized and ensured he not only stayed on track but he graduated a year early. Cindy, the education coordinator, is beyond amazing. She coordinated weekly subject and ACT tutors. She has helped us so much post-Crossroads as he applied to several colleges and needed various things from her throughout the process. Cindy is a true gem!! Coultin, the house manager, was super organized and a great communicator. He made sure our son kept up with his eye doctor, allergist, orthodontist, etc - along with coordinating everything in between. We actually ended up liking the doctors more in Ogden than here in Dallas - truly impressive! Crossroads helps everyone individually find their passion. There's something for everyone. Our son skied 45 times, worked out daily, went wake boarding/surfing and enjoyed weekly guitar lessons from Max G. The kids traveled to St George, Pineridge, Yellowstone, Lake Powell and even Costa Rica! Outside of home visits he also came with our family on international trips to Columbia and Italy. Watching our son transform at Crossroads - both emotionally and personally has meant the world to us. We definitely had ups and downs throughout but that's the only way to grow. The program made him stronger, more self-aware and ready to take on the next chapter of his life with clarity and confidence. We can't recommend this school highly enough to any family seeking a therapeutic environment where kids are supported and set up to thrive. Everyone was amazing but a special shout out to Noah, Tyson, Cindy, Coultin, Noah R, Max G, Garrett K, Tyler B, Max J, Nick R, Jake, Drew, Sam, Eric, Derek and anyone else we're forgetting. Everyone was fantastic. Thank you for making Crossroads feel like a home away from home. We are forever grateful.

Good school, I would say the best barber program in Utah... that being said the haircuts are more…read morepricey, but I feel like there are true passionate barbers students here that make that $10 haircut feel like $50... Either way though a lot of great instructors and even better administrators to help with scheduling and other school conflicts... Barbering is what you make out of it though... good luck to future students.

I got a perfectly nice haircut and scalp treatment. The reason I am rating them low is the prices…read moreon their website are no longer accurate. The last time I got a senior haircut there, it was $5. Today it was $8. The scalp treatment was supposed to be $3.50. Today it was $8.00! They are not allowed to advertise one price and charge another. When I told the clerk those prices were not on their official website, she just grunted, "well, I'll tell somebody"! She said the prices changed two months ago. This type of operation is not acceptable.

The institute of healing arts is a wonderful school that allows for major healing work to be done…read morein one's life. I've loved every class so far and it has been a blessing to clean up my energy and move forward in my life in peace!

I graduated from the Institute of Healing Arts in 2004. I had originally come to the school because…read moreI had overwhelming anger about childhood issues which at age 40 still deeply troubled me. What I experienced was nothing short of miraculous, and I was relieved of the burden of much trauma (bullying) that I had experienced and made significant changes on my life based on what occurred there. So impressed was I that I took the course, ponied up 3000.00 for a year (a bargain) and began learning how to do the work. That was 25 years ago. I have done hundred if not thousands of processes for people, some with significant and deep issues, I have seen tremendous results. This is not therapy, and that is made clear from day one, we are not "licensed" by the state. However, you can come on the 3rd thursday of every month and see how this is done. Go take a look for yourself, there is ZERO pressure to do anything or pay anything. There is NOTHING shady going on here, just people trying to figure out their issues and getting help as needed.

Please read this if you're considering this program…read more.. I am in finals week of my first semester of the accelerated associates program here. There are 7 classes you have to take in the first, 5 in the 2nd, 3 in the 3rd, 4 in the 4th, and 4 in the 5th. In my first semester, here is the good and the bad that I have observed: The bad: I have multiple classes from my local community college that I was told could be transferred over to make me program easier. They even said that I should go do another class at my community college before my Joyce program starts so that I didn't have to pay for it with them. They said that my program would be 15 months instead of 20 months. They said that people have kids and work full-time while doing this program. They said that they are flexible. All this is NOT the case. I found out later, (AFTER THEY SOLD ME THE PROGRAM, after I finished all enrollment requirements, and after I signed every enrollment document), that only one small class could be transferred over from my community college. I also found out that my program would not be 15 months, it would be 20 months. This was extremely disappointing because the transfer of credits and shorter program is what made me sign up for this program. Very strange miscommunication, if thats even what it was. Seems pretty big for a advisor to get wrong. I took this all to the dean, she did not care. All she did was ask me if I wanted to cancel my program. I was years and months into waiting to start this program at this point, canceling was not an option for me, especially with how much flexibility they claim to have, which is also not the case. I had to quit my full-time job, I don't even have kids and I still don't have time for anything. I'm barely getting by. I spend every waking hour of the day studying. I do not believe that there are people who have kids and work full-time while doing this program, I think they say it because it sounds good. If I knew about all of the bad before I committed to the program, I wouldn't have done it. I have given up so much mental health and physical health. Plus saying no to seeing family because I need to study is really sad. But I mean, it is an accelerated program anyway, but still wasn't expecting any of it due to the way they make it seem like sunshine and rainbows. The good: This is only my experience from the first semester. That being said, it is still absolutely doable. It is not impossible. And I have since changed my advisor (Doug) and he has helped me tremendously, leading me in the right direction now. There are many resources for for students from tutoring to one on one with your professor. They do weekly office hours where you can join a zoom and have any questions answered. You can reach out to them over email and they'll help you there (though sometimes they take kinda too long to reply to the point where you don't even need the answer to the question because it's too late, honestly). The material matches a lot of separate online resources that help with other study materials, like youtube videos. The academic schedule during the semesters (the first one at least), are pretty organized in my opinion and they do the same things every week. This is really nice for having a nice study schedule. They provide lots of material that is made for the quizzes and exams to help you practice and pass. The only thing I've struggled with is just having time to do it. Whatever is on your worksheets and slides, will usually be worded the same on the quizzes and exams. Sometimes, they even tell you exactly what questions are going to be on the quizzes and exams to help prepare you. They let you use a whiteboard during the tests too, which is nice for active recall, you can right down a bunch of stuff after you start your tests. I've also never had any technical difficulties on the cavas platform that they use, but if there is, they have 24hr IT support that responds fast. One time I was having an issue with respondus and my professor was very forgiving and relieved me of my late grade. I personally feel like the professors want success in the students. Some other random stuff: The platforms are easy to navigate. They always answer the phone. And the scrubs are cute, lol. Theres probably a lot that I'm missing here, maybe I'll add more later.

they said at first you can pick your schedule until you get to the third sem and they start…read morescrewing you over by changing the clinicals and immersion week schedule multiple times without notifying even a month before. if your from different state and think this school is flexible? good luck. youll end up booking your flight tickets hotel reserv etc many times and those fees for rebooking or cancelling will rack up really quick. We ask the them why and they just say nothing is set just go with the flow. not good for parents or anyone out if state...worst school for you guys...Your welcome

I went to the Dimple Dell Center to swim twice a week for a full year in 2023/2024. The women's…read morelocker room and the shower/restroom area often stunk of urine. This was really common and disgusting. One toilet stand was unbelievably dirty for 3 weeks until someone cleaned it. I put up with it until they cranked up the water temperature to 84F which made it impossible to do serious lap swimming. The pool managers I spoke to about it were extremely rude. My notes about the smell of urine didn't seem to make any difference. The front desk people were nice but calling to ask them about the pool availability was useless as they would give me incorrect info. By comparison, the Gene Fullmer's Center where I went to for a year prior to DD was perfectly clean, only more crowded.

If looking for something to fill your schedule with a quick and fun trip to a recreation center,…read morethis place is a must. They have wall climbing which we didn't get to try since we arrived to have a couple of hours of swimming before closing. They have lap pools for adults and right size of toddler swim/play area and regular pool. There was a birthday party during our visit and the room was big. The restrooms/shower room looked spacious. We didn't have to use the shower or restroom. Entrance fee is not minimal and varies (kids, adult l, senior). No parking fee and with big parking space. .