We had our two children (a creative 10 year old and an all sports 8 year old) go to art camp for a…read moreweek. They had a GREAT time! I knew my 10 year old would really like it, but I was surprised how much our eight year old liked it. I asked him he would like to go again, he said absolutely. They made soap, made and painted sculptures, worked with clay, water colors, drawings and collages, paper flowers, woven llamas and even had a llama visit and had ice cream at the neighboring parlor. I asked what our son would like others to know, and he said: you may not make what I made, but you'll get to do something awesome. Mrs Ross knows how to run a classroom too. I HIGHLY recommend art camps and sessions with Mrs Ross.

From the owner: Katie is a licensed art teacher with over 10 years of experience. She brings her contagious passion…read morefor all things art with her years of service experience to offer a one of a kind experience. Katie caters to groups just as much as individuals, as they are each considered guests in this warm studio space. Although she specializes in mediums like ceramics, stained glass, and painting, Katie’s experience travels well beyond those mediums. Her “life-long-learner” attitude makes her up for just about any idea, and her creative spin will ensure that extra touch you were hoping to find for your experience. I am Katie, and I love making things, meeting people, and having a great time. 952-210-5192

Attended The Indigenous Art fair here a few weeks ago. They had a few food trucks setup in the lot,…read morelive music a little further down and vendors inside. There were a lot of vendors selling all types of goods from jewelry, clothing, accessories, trinkets and more. They had some performances going on as well. They also had traditional games and crafts going on in one of the conference rooms. Generally something for everyone! The building itself was nice from the areas we were able to access. They had a gallery of native art which was really cool. Lots of parking and super easy to find.

Ten minutes well spent Might not be great most the time…read moreBut it is great now This review is not so much for the Bloomington Center for the Arts (not Bloomington Art Center as Yelp has it listed), but for the current exhibit that they have going on right now featuring the artwork of Thomas Fluharty. I actually probably spent more than ten minutes there. Call it twenty. If you are older than 30, you have probably seen some of his work at one time or another in your life. It has been featured on numerous magazine covers. Usually, caricatures of political figures seen on the front of Time, U.S. News & World Report, etc. He has also had work published in Mad Magazine and other periodicals. Much of his stuff will definitely give you a chuckle. My only complaint about the exhibit is there was not a ton of stuff in it. Just one smallish room with maybe fifty or so pieces and many of those being sketches and not paintings. In addition to the caricatures, there were many pieces featuring dogs, religious work and a few other odds and ends. If you are interested in drawing yourself, he will be teaching a class at the Center in August. Per his Wikipedia page, he currently resides in Minnesota.

Kidcreate is a family favorite. Our kids most requested activity when they have the day off and we…read moreparents don't. Checkin to the rooms can be little bumpy on the busiest days but nothing that would prevent me from giving kidcreate a highly recommend.

My granddaughter loves KidCreate. When I picked her up, she was having so much fun. The teachers…read moreare so nice and they provide so many creative and fun projects from clay to painting. We definitely recommend Kid Create for kids of all ages.

We sent our sons here for the past 3 years and couldn't be happier! My preschooler loves going to…read moreschool each day, and learns so many different things! The staff are courteous, friendly, and very responsive to various communications. My preschooler comes home every day with a new song, artwork, or a new fact that revolves around events happening throughout the world. Throughout his time here my son has learned more about the world around him and has gained the confidence to share this knowledge with others. We are very grateful to have found Rainbow Montessori Academy!

We have two kids at Rainbow and have loved it! Both started attending at 12 weeks old and we have…read morehad great experiences in the infant, toddler and preschool rooms. The staff cares so much about the kids, they do so many fun activities like weekly music lessons, fitness boomers, seasonal concerts, and field trips, and they learn so much. My oldest is definitely well prepared for Kindergarten this fall.

Do your research before going here. First question is why is the graduate rate so small. It is…read morealmost a cult of people that only.want your money. If they can get you in for a class or 5; i, they have now made sure they can pay their professors that dont seem to have any real life experience. My advice....go somewhere that may actually get you to graduate. Professors, president, and staff are the most irresponsible people I have ever met. Watch your wallets! I actually had a class with the blonde on the cover photo, her powerpoints and lessons were some of the most unprofessional I have ever seen. The powerpoints still had place text here, place photos here...they weren't developed. That's how you know there is something a miss here.

I had an outstanding experience at Adler. It helped further my career into a 6 figure job. My…read moreOrganizational Development education was critical to my success in hospitality executive Management.

We switched over to Aqua-Tots from another local swim school and have been so happy we did. Our…read moredaughter absolutely LOVES it here; she got to the point where she was afraid to go to the other school, but this school does things completely differently and it has really put her at ease in the classes. Her teacher is great; our daughter talks about how much she likes her, and she has been great at debriefing us on progress. The whole space is very clean and comfortable, and they are so flexible with when you can come too. My only real complaint is that they need one closer to Minneapolis! All in all, a great place to take your little ones to learn to swim!

From the owner: Aqua-Tots Swim Schools is the industry leader in swimming instruction because of its world-class…read morecurriculum, highly trained swim instructors, family friendly environment, and state-of-the-art year-round facilities. Our motto, "Safety First, Fun Every Second" embodies our guiding philosophy that learning to swim is an essential life skill - one that can save a life and be enjoyed over a lifetime! Our mission is to prevent drownings by working with the community to provide a standard of excellence in teaching children water safety. At Aqua-Tots Swim Schools, we teach swimming techniques that provide a safe and fun experience for everyone.

I have a child one of the 2 infant rooms, and I am so incredibly impressed with the…read moreprofessionalism, friendliness, and generosity of the staff at St. Peter's. His two lead teachers are former elementary teachers and the environment is inviting AND ridiculously clean. Everyone I have come into contact with at St. Peters has been both competent and kind. I also really appreciate their high-tech security/check-in system. I would not hesitate to recommend St. Peters for anyone looking for child care.

My child recently started in one of the infant rooms. We signed up when I was in the first…read moretrimester and the wait was 11 months but it was well worth the wait!! If you are pregnant, get on the waiting list asap. When we toured St.Peter's we knew right away this was where we wanted our son. The facilities are beyond anything you will find for child care. It is clean. They have a HUGE gymnasium where the kids can have recess in the winter or when it's rainy. There are balls, toys, trykes for them to ride, etc. This is something we didn't find ANYWHERE else. And in Minnesota, a space for kids to run around indoors is so essential. They also have a muscle room for the kids who are just learning to move around. There are safe objects for them to climb on. Often times at pickup I will see kids riding around in the buggies down the halls just for a change of scenery while they wait for their parents. I think in the summer they walk back and forth outside on the sidewalk out front. The infant room has volunteer grandmothers that come and rock babies, our son gets a ton more attention than he did at the daycare we used while waiting for his spot at St.Peters. The grandmas enjoy holding him when he naps at times, even though it's not necessary, they just like to. I drop in sometimes and visit my son. Most of the times I've come he's being held or he's playing and happy. (they do not ususally know I'm coming) The atmosphere is inviting and the staff and volunteers display so much love for the kids it makes my heart happy to witness. In the short time he's been there they have done multiple art projects. The kids go to chapel on a regular basis as well. Tonight is a christmas concert that the children are putting on for the parents. They have parent aware nights where you can meet other parents and everyone does some type of volunteer activity together. The last one was making meals for people less fortunate. When we started we received a welcome bag with lots of fun stuff including a hand made knitted blanket. I mean I could go on and on all day. This place has exceeded our wildest expectations and knowing what childcare can be like elsewhere I sometimes have to pinch myself that this is real life. Since starting, my baby boy has not giggled and smiled so much in his entire life. I can tell he is truely happy here.