Honor your commitments! We won an auction and at the last minute was told that the program that we…read morewere interested in was no longer available. Mind you, emails were still being sent by Studio G that there was space available a couple days before hand. If a zero star could be given it would have.

I would not recommend Studio G to families.. This lady has been cold and not understanding during…read morehard times. She does not offer refunds no matter what the case may be. Extremely poor customer service. Don't pay $30 to get on her waitlist because the chances of you getting into a class are slim to none you may as well consider It a charitable donation.

Update: I picked up my jelly fish lamp from my class and I absolutely love it! It's mesmerizing!…read more It comes with the lamp stand which has a pretty long cord, two color changing light bulbs with a remote, and the attachment to hang the tentacles. (Some assembly required.) Attaching the tentacles can be tricky once you factor in the space the light bulb takes up. I ended up not attaching all of them and storing the rest as spares in case something happens. I would lay down a towel or assemble over a soft surface in case you drop a tentacle. FYI Jelly fish lamp pick up is typically two weeks after your session. Most other projects are available for pick up 16-48 hours after. I messed up and came too early because I was very excited (about 1 week after the class). Douglass went out of his way to disassemble one of his premade jelly fish pieces for sale to give me the lamp stand so I could take it home there. That's outstanding service! But I also wanted to help others so this doesn't inconvenience him again... Highly recommend taking a glass blowing class with Douglass or a member of his team before he retires! (If he discontinues the jelly fish class I hope they replace it with a workshop like Build a Bear that lets you customize a jelly lamp from premade parts available and help you assemble it there in the shop. That way you can see exactly what you're getting, potentially get colors that can't be made in the class like the dark blues, have different textured tentacles, and have the satisfaction of taking your piece home right away!)

My boyfriend and I came here with a reservation for a Saturday at 10 AM. There was one other couple…read morein the building and we were able to get started fairly quickly. The glass blowing process takes about 10 to 15 minutes per person depending on what is being created for a tier one purchase, which is what we all had. I created a small vase and my boyfriend created a shot glass. Not only was the instructor incredibly talented, but his ability to give direction and instruct while creating a fun experience for everyone was just next level. We've already recommended this business to a few family and friends, and I definitely plan to take another class in the future.

Wonderful experience for everyone, especially children, seniors, etc. Exceptional instruction &…read morecare provided by a gifted artist who lives in Vallejo as well! Great works are on display in the show window & on the walls, some by the artist available for purchase, who has shows in the local (Benicia as well) businesses. The Art Classes are perfect for summer break time & for home-schooled kids. Sketching in charcoal, oils & water colors are introduced in a quiet, friendly atmosphere.

Nice studio. Owner semi-pleasant. Looking forward to my children enjoying some vacation summer…read moreexpression.

I recently visited the art studio as I was attending the Obtanium Cup Contraption contest with some…read moreof my favorite peeps. The event I speak of was too much fun. Madcap madness! The art studio was an unexpected delight! I had no idea it was there! I must have spent over an hour in the smallish studio. We chatted with an artist or 2 and just really enjoyed all of the art! People are so creative and full of passion and art is a great way to share with the world. Perspective is everything. They have a website you should check out if you would like to visit. I most definitely recommend doing that and then checking out Mare Island. Make a day of it!

From the owner: come visit us after January's California Freeze-for JeanCherie's opening on February 16- the Art…read moreThaw!

This is the most well-established, fun, and active dance studio in the area. It is open to all ages…read morebut their classes for little girls are incredible! Teacher Tammy is so patient, bubbly, and fun that the girls want to come all day everyday. It's hard to believe that she has been teaching here for decades and still has the same enthusiasm and joy as when she first started. Pure passion from the teachers. No where else we'd rather be in the area by far.

Adult tap is lots of fun. Teacher Tami creates fun choreography and keeps us moving and laughing.read more

First let me say that I am SO happy that Vallejo has a JC!!!…read more It's conveniently located by the automalls off of the freeway. They don't have a huge campus but it's big enough for me. "40,000 square feet of classrooms, science and computer labs, an auditorium and a mmuli-use facility serving the physical education, dance and theatre programs." You're able to take the assessment tests here on select day and they have the financial aid help here also. You still have to purchase your textbooks at the main campus (Fairfield) bookstore or online @ http://www.solano.edu/bookstore/ I've taken off a star for two reasons. Firstly, the changes made to registering for classes is beyond confusing. It wasn't easy before and now it's so frustrating that had I not figured it out I might have just said forget it and not gone back to school. After tinkering and clicking here and there and demanding to be walked through a couple things over the phone (hehe I'm kinda mean but I need help and I'm not afraid to say it) I was registered for classes and able to figure out what I needed to do to recieve financial aid. Ok, my other gripe.. The soda machine!! I don't drink soda I drink water. I think that BOTH machines should have water available in the case that one stops working (which it did) there will be another machine available to get water from. OR how about the school can equip themselves with a refridgerator stocked with waters to sell to the students to that the school can make a little more money. I was VERY upset when I put my money in the machine (inside the school) and it just took it.. so why I put more money in in the hopes that MAYBE it might give me the water I so desired I have no idea.. And when I asked about it I was told that an "out of order" sign was being printed as we spoke. I asked for compensation and I was told there was nothing that could be done. I suggested that when the company comes to fix it maybe they could set aside a few waters for those of us who wasted our money in there and I could recieve a voucher.. no such luck. I was told I should write a letter but instead I figure I can bring my own water. Soda isn't assisting the american obesity problem but I'm only a student so what do I know?

I genuinely like attending Solano Community College. The campus environment is great, and I've had…read morea positive experience overall with the classes I've taken here. However, there are some major administrative and counseling bottlenecks that desperately need to be addressed. First, the certificate processing timeline is incredibly frustrating. Even if you have completed all the required courses numerous semesters prior, you are left waiting for more than 4 months just for a Certificate of Achievement to be processed. For students trying to jump into the workforce or move forward with their careers, this kind of delay is unacceptable. Second, dealing with the counseling department can be a real headache. Many of the counselors seem to have very little knowledge about specific program requirements, and you often get the run-around when you're simply trying to get clear answers to achieve your educational goals. You really have to do your own heavy lifting and research to make sure you're on the right track. I want to love SCC, but the school really needs to step up its administrative efficiency and better train its counseling staff to support students who are doing the work to graduate.

I took Rona's fall florals workshop. I had no experience with florals and she made the experience…read morereally approachable and fun. It was a friendly and positive vibe in the room and she and her team were fully available to troubleshoot and give suggestions. I came away with a gorgeous centerpiece to take home and some memorable tips on creating arrangements. She also followed up with an email recapping the main pointers we learned which was helpful. I definitely recommend a Kiss My Bud workshop and taking some time to get creative and work with your hands!

From the owner: We offer one of a kind experiences with floral workshops, floral design parties, and more.read more

They offer a variety of creative workshops that are fun and easy to join for all skill levels. The…read morespace is welcoming, inclusive and encourages creativity. There is always something happening and it is a great place to meet and connect with others. The Exchange truly brings the community together in an inspiring way.

Our group recently rented the space and hosted a community meeting. Not only were the owners and…read morethe space warm and inviting, they provided us with coffee and tea on a cold day. The open plan space helped us be able to create an event where we could have a constructive dialog. So happy this space is available for rent in Vallejo.

Elite parents and teachers are creating Black and brown-led opportunities for our children. This…read moreyear they outpaced the entire area in test scores. When schools in the area started closing, Elite Public created 150 new seats to take on children that were displaced. I truly respect how this team steps in and steps up.

DO NOT send your kids here. They do not care. They do not abide by any rules set by local school…read moredistricts. Please find an alternative.