My lawd! This group…read moreis killer. The space is unbelievable. Cozy. Open minded. I highly recommend this soace to host w workshop or attend one!

Gaining new skills in a fun environment? That's a big "hell yes!" in my book…read more I attended one of Level Up Louisville's first classes a year or two ago -- a mixology class where I actually got to make cocktails in Copper & Kings rooftop bar space. And finally my husband and I got to take in new class last week -- "Monetizing Your Home with AirBnB." We had been thinking about maybe one day renting out one of the units in our duplex through AirBnB. This seemed like a great opportunity to dip our toes in a bit. That's really one thing I very much appreciate about Level Up Louisville -- the range of class topics. So for $35 each, we got spots in the class, which met in the home of a local AirBnB superhost. The dozen or so of us started with a glass of wine and chatting in our host's gorgeous Old Louisville kitchen. And then we went up to her AirBnB unit, which was an expertly decorated top-floor studio. Up there, we talked about a range of topics, such as selecting guests, fixing up your unit, deciding what aspects of a unit to invest in, what to do about problem guests, what permits you need, etc. By the time we left, my husband had an entire page of notes, and we had so much more to think about than we had originally expected. When we left, my husband even remarked how impressed he was and how the class was worth every penny of the $70 we spent. It's safe to say that this class won't be my last. One other quick thing to note: If you take a class, don't be "that guy," who comes in as a student but ends up taking over the class, mansplaining all over the teacher. We get it -- you know things. But if you're over-talking the host, speaking up more to try and answer other students' questions rather than ask your own, you are not helping. We didn't pay to hear you speak; we paid to hear her.

I just finished my first class with Made Stitch, and I can't wait for my next project!…read more Signing up for a class was easy. The website lists what age the class is for (kids, teens, or adults), the project and what pattern will be used, and the level of difficulty. There are classes for people who have no sewing experience, up to confident sewists, and everything in between. With your registration, you get the pattern, fabric, thread, and any other materials needed to successfully complete the project. Just show up ready to learn and create! The studio is at the Mellwood Arts Center, easy to find and plenty of parking. It's also well marked once you get to Mellwood, so I had no problem finding the studio. Inside the studio is gorgeous, with a lot of natural light. There are 16 new sewing machines, with four ironing tables, two huge cutting tables, and everything a class needs to complete any sewing project. I took the skirt sewing class for adult advanced beginners- those who have basic sewing experience and have practiced within the last year. There were four students in the class, all who knew a little about sewing but wanted more guidance. The class was scheduled for two four-hour blocks, and we actually went over on time the 2nd day. This was the first time this class was offered, so it's hard to know how long things will take, so keep that in mind when looking at your schedule. We had everything we needed to take our measurements, trace and cut the pattern, and sew the skirt. Lyndsey explained everything we needed to do very clearly, and helped us when we had l questions. It was a great learning atmosphere, with music playing and questions and conversation. Even though I'd made a few garments before, I learned a ton of information about the process of garment sewing. The time and cost of the class was an amazing value, because learning the same amount of information and making as nice of a garment would've taken me hundreds of hours and probably hundreds more dollars in failed projects! After taking a class at Made Stitch, I feel excited about sewing, whereas on my own I'd sometimes get frustrated. Now I feel inspired to make my own project right away, so I can practice some of the very valuable information I learned! Like I said, I'll be keeping an eye out for my next class to take, and I'd recommend Made Stitch to anyone interested in sewing, of any age or skill level!

My daughter wanted to learn how to sew and I can't even attach a button! I found MadeStitch just…read morefrom a local Google search and I am so glad I did. Ms. Lyndsey is patient and kind with her students and really encourages them to try their best. The projects they work on are cute but also functional; they practice with pillows, bags, and shirts they can actually wear. It makes the skill of sewing more approachable and practical rather than fanciful. My daughter enjoyed her first session so much, she can't wait to enroll again!

I had a chance to tour the Goodwill Excel Center recently and I am blow away by this campus and all…read morethe good they are putting back into our community. If you're not familiar (I wasn't) Excel is the non traditional education arm of Goodwill Kentucky. This campus focuses on empowering people who were not able to complete high school for whatever reason to come back and get their high school diploma as non-traditional students. The campus is light, fresh, airy. They have a daycare on-site, a cafeteria and wellness room, coaches to help you figure out any barriers between you and your diploma, and teachers ready to teach the subjects you need to get to your goals. I got to meet some faculty and administration and see students coming in and out of class. Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there and full of energy. The last thing that was asked at the end of our tour was - please tell the people you know that we are here and ready to help new students. So, here I am. There are informational sessions regularly and new classes start every 8 weeks. If you (or someone you know) are looking to make a new professional path for yourself and getting your high school diploma is a big step to get there, reach out to this center.

My husband and I recently participated in a stained glass art class at Preston Arts Center. From…read morethe moment we entered I was impressed! The store was full of natural light that highlighted the rooms, and the steps to the upper classrooms were painted in colorful hues. The staff were super friendly as we strolled through the center prior to our class. The selection of art supplies was quite impressive and seemed to include most anything a person could need for art projects (colored pencils, paints, brushes, pens, markers, canvas, children's art kits, and so much more). The prices appeared to be fair and in line with box stores and chain craft supply stores. They offer an array of workshops and classes for all ages that include both one-day and weekly offerings.The class that we participated in was phenomenal. The instructor was very patient and quite knowledgeable. The price of the class included all materials. There is plenty of parking in a dedicated lot.

Updating my review for the new location! Everyone there is…read morealways friendly, I love how all the little details in the shop are drawn by hand, and of course they have plenty of art supplies. I'm always able to find something I need!

This office has been sold to a new doctor so maybe things will change but in case it's important to…read moreyou they do not believe that COVID is real. They removed their surgical masks (not KN95 or N95) over my open mouth. The sign on the door and their newsletter confirmed that this was the case.

Dr. Cole, fixed my broken fill - by another dentist's shotty job…read more My fill was broken, and it had been shotty 'repaired' by another dentist 3 times. A dentist I had been with for more than 7 years. I will never leave Dr. Cole. He was professional and talked to me every step of the way. Then, he took his time getting my 'bite' to perfection. Then, I was followed up with me that evening as well. Over the TOP Customer Satisfaction. I will never go anywhere else. Plus, he is focused on HEALTHY Dentistry. No Floride, No Mercury. I love that! Thank you again Dr. Cole

I found myself in a predicament…read more Sexy Beast had this ridiculous high school reunion coming up and he'd been bragging about being married to a bombshell for years. Most of the time, he's an honest man. In this case, I felt compelled to help him be able to defend that statement in a courtroom. However, I am not the sort of woman who concerns herself much with acrylic nails or makeup so I forgot to book appointments anywhere. I was reminded that I needed a good scrub and spackle a couple of days before the event and panicked. Fortunately, the people who care very much about this kind of stuff were happy to help me. In fact, they're all investing in careers in that stuff right here in this building. I called, explained what I needed, they told me when to show up, and I got done up. Now, I was a little *overdone* but that was my fault. I had no idea what to request. I looked amazing, though. Be sure to allow *plenty* of time. These are students and they are learning so they may need lots of extra time to complete the task. It also might really help to be clear about what you want.

Altogether a terrible experience. I waited 45 minutes to be seated. Highlights are invisible…read more Haircut not at all what I wanted, student said she had no time to acknowledge picture as she was selected to fill in for person I had scheduled with. Terrible waste of money and time. Poorly managed and stylist not well supervised. Im going back to Paul Mitchell where I always get the results I expected. They're organized and professional. PJ hair school willy Billy. ​

I had a very disappointing experience with this academy. They repeatedly canceled lessons at the…read morelast minute, which made it difficult to maintain any consistency or progress. What was even more frustrating was that instead of honoring the original schedule, they keep pushing me to take lessons with other teachers who were not the ones I had signed up for. In March 2026, they cancelled 3 out of 4 classes but only offered to refunded half of monthly tuition. This felt extremely unprofessional and not a great business practice. The manager keeps blaming the teacher/employee who recently left the academy. Clear communication, reliability, and accountability are essential for any educational services, and unfortunately, this academy fell short on all three. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. Do NOT join unless you're willing to let your hard earned money waste on an academy who do not care about anything but money. On a side note, I don't want to support a business where they are ready to throw their employees under the bus when things went South.

Really enjoyed my lesson with Sara. Owner also responded very professionally to my complaint…read more Dean

I lost my fiance while I attended classes in 2017. Not only did I take all my finals and came out…read morewith a4.0 grade point average. I did not have to pay for any books, my daughter had taken the same classes and I used her books. I did on the floor in the waiting room at the hospital I spend every night with my fiance until the day he died I was so overwhelmed and stressed out the dean at that time wanted me to pay for a class out of my pocket then nobody could get on virtually he told me to come in I stayed in school until the last 2 weeks I took my finals passed my CPR classes my phlebotomy classes my ma classes and came out with a 4.0 made out of roll the dean did not give me any of my money back they did not give me a diploma I called several times about this they said that they didn't have any record of me this right here with a hit in the face for me because I had went the first time for medical billing and coding and get my diploma and then went back for a medical assistant and phlebotomy the thing was so mean to me and I was so stressed out I could not phantom to put anything else in my brain then everything was back ordered for our certification classes we didn't have any books to study with they said we had to take the CPR class over again which I paid for I had already ordered my captain gown and was ready for graduation 2 weeks before the end of the semester I went to talk to my the dean and he told me that to sign these papers no he said for me to sign the papers and not put a date on he told me to come in on a certain day there was only 2 weeks of semester left I went in and when I went in to see him I went in the office the girl that was in there with him saying oh he didn't get online like you supposed to talking about the guy from registration the dean asked me about paying money for the class so nobody could get home they owe me my diploma for the medical systems and for the phlebotomy where I got a 4.0 and they owe me some money I never received any money for the whole year that I went to school in 2017 please help me because I want to stay in the medical field and I need my diploma that says I graduated from medical assistant and phlebotomy

Financial department needs an overhaul. Once classes are over you are on your own. Graduated in…read moresept, its dec and i have no idea what happens next lol Not the way I would run a business. Graduation is middle of January, will I get proof I was in college by then? Who knows.

Graduated from Sullivan in 2008 and got it done quickly and saved money. Your tuition cost stay the…read moresame as long as you go their every quarter. Got two degrees simultaneously doing it this way. The registration recognized my classes from previous schools that lightened my load. They recently re-opened their bakery this month. I took advantage of their online courses as well.