A great collection of Great Falls memorabilia and artifacts. An old-fashioned museum, not exciting…read morebut quite interesting.

Spent a lovely morning here, getting immersed in the local history. Very knowledgeable docent…read more Outstanding gift shop.

This museum and air park has free entry and any non-military members must go to the Visitor Center…read morelocated at the 2nd Ave. North gate to obtain a visitor's pass. Photo I.D. is required and they conduct a background check first. If they permit your entry, you have your photo taken and you sign a document. It's a simple process but it takes a bit of time even if the office isn't busy. It was my spouse's idea to check it out and even though I have no interest in the military, flying, etc., it turned out to be a cool and informative excursion that doesn't take up hours of your time. You're best off to visit the museum before wandering the air park. As soon as you walk in the door, you watch a fascinating video that puts you in the mood to visit the rest of the facility. I'm not going to share much more because I don't want to spoil anything, but stopping by the AFB is one of the few things I'd recommend to do in Great Falls.

A surprisingly awesome place with a lot of things to see and do! Be sure and watch the film which…read moreexplains so much. The director was very knowledgeable and friendly

I have shopped here for my art supplies and getting artwork framed since I was in high school. It's…read morean institution - I can't say enough good things about this place. Knowledgable staff, excellent framers, willing to help and professional.

Miss Linda and her excellent cadre of instructors have been instrumental in my children's lives…read moresince they were quite young. They have been more than teachers, they have been mentors, friends, confidants, and counselors. As a noncustodial parent, I have been very pleased with how they always remember me, and never made me feel the 'lesser' parent. My children have learned discipline and passion for the performing arts- that is all a parent could hope for.

I have very mixed feelings about Miss Linda's. My daughter enjoys dance. Miss Linda and her…read moreinstructors are phenomenal teachers. They really are. However, it's pricy with costumes, a spring production that you pay a fee to put on and a ridiculous ticket price to get into to see your child, and of course the monthly fees. The communication is lacking. My older kids have always done gymnastics, baseball, football, and basketball. Dance is foreign to me. I don't like to feel stupid about not understanding what is needed or about why there's a fee for this production or that costume, etc. Every time you turn around, there's another fee tacked onto your bill.

A great time with my daughter and grandkids. Everyone enjoyed the project they chose.read more

Hhhmmmm I went with my friend and we thought it would be really fun! But we were for sure let down…read more I will not go Back. It was VERY expensive. We hardly did anything. The gals working did everything n I thought well this isn't what I expected. I thought I would be doing my own craft but nope I watched lol. Crazy is for sure.

Montana state fair, Fair food , Fair rides , Fair people. It's a beautiful atmosphere for family…read moreand kids.

Horrible online presence, website is too complicated to navigate for even me an experienced online…read moreuser. Had a few questions so I tried to call multiplayers time. Either there would be no answer or busy line signal. Small venue for some of the events they host. Overall I would not recommend this place

This review is going to be in two parts (with subsections), and not both are bad, but the overall…read moreis a two star rating. It should be noted that we live approximately 100 miles away from the good wood shop. 1. We ordered roughly $7,000.00 worth of custom countertops. The cottonwood is beautiful. Good review. They can cut wood and make it pretty. 2. When it was delivered to our house the sink portion was not included in the shipment. The cabinet contractor said "Chris (at Good Wood) said he never got the measurements for the cutout." I personally saw the emails sent to Chris by my wife that included the measurements and was personally there when she called and left several messages. Additionally, when my wife dropped off the sink, she spoke with Chris who confirmed he had the measurements. Obviously Chris was lying to the cabinet guy to cover not having cut the sink portion. No apology was provided. 2.1 After leaving approximately a dozen messages (over the course of a 4 days) between my wife and I, we received a call back saying they would cut out the sink part with the "newly received" measurements. No apology was provided. 2.2 After being without a kitchen sink for over a week, the cut out on the countertops were done. When I went to pick it up, I was provided with the sink parts. The sink parts were missing practically everything actually needed to mount the sink. Including the instructions. My bad for not opening the box and inventorying the contents. 2.3 After another dozen calls and messages, my wife finally received a call back stating that they had found the missing parts in the back of the wood shop. No apology was provided. 2.4 A colleague of ours was traveling through GF and picked up the remaining parts. Which, of course was missing the faucet mounting nut. We had called at least half a dozen times asking to "make sure the faucet mounting nut is IN THE BOX coming to us." Not one call was returned. Now...we were warned that there was very little communication between the Good Wood Guys and customers. This is fine if your contractor can deal with laziness, lack of customer service, and frankly just plain lack of caring for what happens once they cash the check. If you are dealing with them yourselves...once you leave the show room (which...honestly was a very pleasant experience...they are great in person) don't expect too much. Also, don't expect a "thank you for your $7K business" or any kind of maintenance tips for your product. We didn't receive any. Overall - 2 stars. Customer service is ABYSMAL. I would travel an additional 100 miles to be treated better.

Just stopped into my first exotic/ live wood store. First, and foremost, they cater to their…read morecustomers. Their customer service is #1, and it makes it a truly enjoyable experience. As far as prices, I was amazed. From looking around online, I ended up spending 25% of what I was expecting. Highly recommend, or just stop in and see what they have to offer, and that it a lot. As my woodworking expands to this type of wood, this will be my one and only shop!! Thank you!

I showed up without an appointment and the tech dropped everything thing to help me. In a matter of…read moreminutes he fixed my receiver hitch lock and I was down the road. Highly recommend!

I contacted A to Z Lock and Key in Great Falls, MT, after damage occurred to my ignition switch…read moreduring an appointment to have key fobs programmed for my vehicle. Two separate technicians from this company attempted the programming. The first technician had no issue getting the car into program mode--I was standing next to the vehicle and clearly heard the audible beeps confirming this. However, the second technician was unable to complete the process and claimed the issue was likely due to a faulty door actuator. At the end of his visit, the second technician also mentioned having trouble cycling the ignition switch--something I have never experienced before in all my time owning the car. It was immediately after his visit that I began noticing issues with the ignition. I waited over 24 hours for a response after sending both an email and an inquiry through their website. When I finally received a call from Kent, the owner, around 10 AM the following day, I hoped for a productive conversation. Instead, I was met with hostility. Rather than listening, Kent became immediately argumentative and dismissive, insisting that the problem must be due to my car having 152,000 miles and a "worn key." He repeatedly talked over me, refused to consider the timeline of events, and took zero responsibility for the potential damage caused by his technicians. When I pointed out that I had personally witnessed the first technician get the vehicle into program mode without issue, Kent accused me of making false accusations and even asked if I was calling his tech a liar--at which point I said yes, because I was standing there and knew what I saw and heard. I even offered to bring my 14-year-old son, (who the car is actually for and has started the car many times prior to this event) to attest to there being no previous issues. Kent wasn't interested--he continued to interrupt me and repeated multiple times that "this conversation is over," showing absolutely no interest in resolving the matter professionally. His only suggestion was to "fix" the issue for $70 an hour, again without acknowledging any fault or responsibility on their end. This was an extremely frustrating and disappointing experience. I understand that things don't always go as planned, but when a business owner refuses to listen, speaks over a customer, and offers no accountability or professionalism, it says everything you need to know. Based on my experience, I would not recommend A to Z Lock and Key to anyone looking for honest, respectful, and reliable service.