Asbury has an excellent equine program! The equine center is open to the community, so I…read moreoccasionally bring my toddler here to see the horses. All the students I have interacted with have been friendly and helpful. The university offers trail rides on the weekends during the school year, which are open to the community at a small cost. You can contact the university for details on upcoming trail rides. There is also a community garden here. This site is home of the Asbury Trails, and there is also a hiking trail at this location. I recommend visiting the equine center to the community, and can especially recommend the equine program for perspective students. Asbury University is great!

Berea College Student Craft Store is my favorite place to shop pottery. Kentucky is known for the…read morebeautiful pottery and I love it! I always visit the store when I'm in Kentucky. I could spend a fortune in here on all the beautiful crafts. The last time I was here I bought a little clay pot. I'm posting a photo. It's a one of a kind. I will cherish it always. If you love arts and crafts you have to visit. I would definitely go out of my way if you are visiting the beautiful Appalachian Region. You will help support the college and its many talented students. I'm recommending.

Berea College is a campus I spent a lot of time visiting during the ten years I lived in the…read moreAppalachian Region of Eastern Kentucky. It's a beautiful campus that I love to visit when I return to Kentucky to see my family. The art and music buildings were always my favorite. It's gorgeous in all four seasons. There's food and shops on campus that I will review separately. Berea College caters to the residents of Kentucky when they admit students. It's a very small college and if you are admitted it's a privilege in my opinion. I'm a huge fan of the college and I have friends that have attended. I spent every weekend in Berea with my friends for at least two years. The town offers nothing. If you want activities they are usually on campus. Like many small Kentucky college towns the college is the heart of their social and economic growth. If you want a good dose of Kentucky Culture visit this wonderful campus.

Hands down one of the best colleges in this country. I could bitch about the food (er, although it…read morewas better than my cooking) or the long hours I put in on my labor assignment. But I won't because that's not what it was all about. 4 years of the best education that money CAN'T buy. Safe and comfortable, although not fancy, dormitories. Small classes. Professors that knew me and my interests and my ideas. Lively discussions. A close-knit student body with very varied interests. A Gay-straight alliance and Baptist Student Union that worked together. A work assignment that made me good money and taught me a lot of about bad bosses, good co-workers and responsibility. A fully paid year-long trip to Asia. Sponsorship for an internship in the Caribbean. One of the most unique colleges ever.

The Madison Southern Boosters hosted one of KDCO's Regional competitions at this location. The…read morebuilding was spacious enough to host all of the dance teams that were competing, however teams had to share classrooms (make shift dressing rooms). The competition was right on schedule until the sound system went down. Eventually, the system issues were fixed. The Boosters selected a variety of vendors, yummy concessions, and friendly volunteers.

I was pretty sick during the KDCO dance competition held here, but my experience was decent. The…read moregym was large enough to hold everyone, but the sound system went out several times. Also, the teams had to share dressing rooms. That was a first time experience for me. The concession stand offered some decent snacks and the volunteers were really nice.

Absolutely loved our preschool experience at Seton. The staff is so friendly, caring and dedicated…read moreto the success of children. The teachers are engaged and my kids LOVED going to school at Seton!

Small town Americana...life in the 50's. The heart of town is Boone Tavern, surrounded by local and…read morecollege stores. College students run the tavern. If you are old, and dreamed of college, this would be it. Brick dorms and green space. A kinder, gentler time. I've been visiting for 40 plus years. It never changes.

Debbie is very thorough. Maintained a professional attitude and was excellent at providing verbal…read moredirection! if I could give her more stars I would. She made sure that I was ready to save a life before she ever let me leave! A big thank you to her for this class!

I am a personal trainer and everything was good. Loved the small class size and personal attention…read more Also, I was glad I was in a safe place. I grew up in Richmond, some others addresses listed I would never park my car there.

Both of our children blossomed at this preschool. It is the perfect blend of Montessori methods and…read morepractical instruction for real life. I find that other Montessori schools are very heavy-handed and assume that children will attend Montessori school all their lives, but the teachers/facilitators here instead prepare the children so that they can thrive in any environment. Both of our children could read before kindergarten and are doing advanced math because of the atmosphere of learning here. After graduating from this preschool, we still return often for social events because the atmosphere is warm and family-like.