I just had my first lesson here and she is a fantastic teacher. Kind, flexible, and very good at…read moreexplaining each process. $25 for a two hour lesson, which got me going well on a project that I was unsure about. If you don't have someone in your family that sews and can teach you, these lessons are invaluable. So glad I found this school!

From the owner: Linda Herald, owner and instructor…read more Students age 10 and up are welcome. Sewing machine skills, clothing construction and other desired skills as requested. Have fun expressing your own personal style! Class sessions will be schedule.

This is a great facility for various events. We attended this for a clogging workshop and it was…read morevery nice. The floors were great for the taps on our shoes! There are 3 floors in this building with stairs or elevators. This is real close to the downtown area with nearby restaurants and bars.

From the owner: For nearly two decades, the Jackson School of the Arts has been a leading provider in art, dance,…read moretheater, and music education. As a nonprofit organization with a mission to make the arts accessible to all children, we offer subsidized fees that are based on household income. Our programs run year round and most classes are offered after the school day so that children, youth and adults can have a place to discover and experience the arts. We also offer classes during the day for preschool aged children and homeschoolers. Our instructors are nurturing and work with students at his/her own level. This is a place where all are welcomed and encouraged. We also offer a host of special events and programs. You can learn more at jacksonarts.org and feel free to contact us with any questions your might have. Call 517.784.2389 or email at info@jacksonarts.org

We used the Cherry Room as an Air B&B for two nights during the July 4th weekend. The place is…read morebeautiful and quiet with sweet birds to sing for us all day. We heard them clearly because there is no A/C in the building. Thankfully it was not an extremely humid weekend. The room was large and had abundant cabinets. The volunteers who were there when we arrived were kind and polite, gave us a tour of the entire house, but there was no host present, nor anyone else through the stay that we could address a concern. Yet there were random people on the grounds that we could not tell what their presence meant. So security is basically none existent, not that it would be necessary but there was nothing between us and the outside world but our room door lock.

My boyfriend attended a draft horse class here last year and really enjoyed the experience. He…read morewanted to show me the place so we attended plow days this spring. What a cool place tucked away in the country. They had so many different horses and showed multiple uses for the horses and the machines they work with. I liked how they had the herb tour, blacksmith, broom maker and other people showing their craftsmanships at this too. I recommend checking out a class here or going when they have an event like this open to the public. It's a step back in time and you can learn and see how things were done in the old days.

Omg - 10x YES! You…read moreever wanted to get trained on some tools. This is the place they have a variety of selections available and you can also view those online along with the dates. Highly suggest doing the tour before you register for a class and or membership because you will get a discount on your first class. The trainer was super attentive and will help you build up your confidence even if you came nervous like I did. You always hearing horror stories about things not going right when people use tools even after watching YouTube channels. I attended the three saw class which included on hand training and techniques on the panel, miter, and table saw. Please note in order to use their tools outside of training you would need to become a member which is still a great opportunity for someone who's trying to start or began a new crafting and or trade. Did I mention that there's two shop dogs there? Yes, they're two bloodhounds that walks around in the lobby. Unfortunately they're not always there but I believe they are in the a.m. so if you do a tour make sure you say hi and they have treats available. Strongly recommend this place. I can't say enough about how happy I was just to do the things outside of my comfort zone. Happy crafting!!!

I didn't know the right words, so they snickered and demeaned me…read more Then they repeated what I said very slowly, but by bit, with a snide grin. One person will tell you they don't offer a service, then another person will say they do. Their website is evidently wrong according to them, but they can't fix it.

I've been to CameraMall to buy, sell, and take classes. All were excellent experiences. The staff…read moreare always friendly and helpful. The "new" space is great and there's adequate parking.

Great experience! Lots of knowledge and helpful advice. I came in because I was potentially…read moreinterested in getting a bridge camera, primarily for birding, with zero photography experience or knowledge. I had done a bit of research online ahead of time, but wanted to talk through it with someone and get a better sense of feel and how it works/looks in person. Ended up walking out with a used Sony Rx10 iii in excellent condition and associated accessories (bag, extra battery, SD card, card reader, lens protector) and technicalllly under the budget I had stated... :) So far so good! A couple days after this purchase, I ended up going back to upgrade the bag to a slightly larger one that could hold some additional items. Now technicallllly slightly over budget lol but I'm happy about my items so far and the customer service/help!

OMGosh!! Knowing what this place is known for and the…read moreintense training they give each young actors, makes this place a 6 Star Barn! Loved the pizza before the Show! We were there on the 7th of July and the Barn was packed. Everyone around us were excited and loud in laughter! Loved it. The BAR SHOW was the icing on the cake of a delightful evening! The staff served us well! Such a delight in seeing them all! Working the show and then the Bar Show later kept this old man up too late. But I totally would do it again.

Wonderful professional theatre that presents musicals and plays throughout the summer and early…read moreautumn. Most seasons include a wide range of classic musicals, e.g., Anything Goes, Fiddler on the Roof, modern musicals, e.g., Escape to Margaritaville, Rock of Ages along with comedies like Clue, The Play that Goes Wrong with an occasional drama in the mix. Each year, the highly talented veterans are joined by several apprentices, who add new voices and choreographic skills. After the main stage show, they also do a very fun cabaret style show in the rehearsal shed bar, which serves pizza and light snacks along with beverages. Always a very enjoyable time!

Holly is an amazing teacher, and it's thanks to her, I finally got my driver's license at age 37!…read moreShe is very patient and understanding, gives clear instructions, and helps you learn from mistakes and pass the test. I can't say enough good things about her. I'll be continuing to go to her for lessons to improve my driving skills and would recommend her to anyone.

From the owner: We use our own car, a Honda Accord with a passenger side equipped instructor's brake. We are…read moreCertified Driver's Education Instructors with over 27 years of combined experienced. Let us help you, teens or adults practice stress free driving. We will practice driving in all types of driving environments including, country, city/town, freeway, and parking. We can also help you prepare for the road test.

We had our wedding here, and I have nothing but incredible things to say about Adam, Adriana,…read moreRachel, and the entire RHF team! We were lucky enough to have our wedding on a gorgeous day in June at the prairie barn, and we were completely spoiled with the attentiveness of the bartending, groundskeeping, and planning team. Guests absolutely loved our venue -- from the air-conditioned barn, stunning tent and table rentals, cocktail hour patio, fire pits,and luscious lawn that we got married on in front of a big oak tree! We had the property completely to ourselves from Friday-Sunday to set up, party, and clean up, which was an added bonus and stress-saver. I would recommend this venue to anybody looking to get married in a modern barn or farm venue. Since then, RHF has opened up the Nest, their kitchen & bar, which we also have loved frequently this past season!

We went here for Sunday brunch on their second week of service. This restaurant is located on M-52…read morejust north of Chelsea. It is back off the road on the Robin Hills complex. We were seated at our table and given the cocktail menu. I ordered the rosemary greyhound. It was refreshing and had just the right amount of rosemary in it. They have a full bar and others at my table had mimosas or bourbon. The brunch menu had many choices, all looked amazing. At my table we had the short rib hash, the boursin cheese egg sandwich, the salmon egg scramble & the sausage, egg and pimento sandwich. Everything was excellent. The hash had amazing roasted potatoes, a nice amount of meat and two beautiful fried eggs on top. Actually, all the dishes came with a side of roasted potatoes that were wonderful. One of the things that I think would really elevate this restaurant is if their orange juice was fresh squeezed. However, it was quite good. We will be coming back soon to try the Italian grinder and the Nutella French toast. We are told that there is music on some nights and we did not review the dinner menu. However, if it's anything like the brunch menu, I can't wait to try it.

We want to address the "Anna N", who used a fake name and posted elsewhere with the N meaning…read more"nonymous". The School does not know this person or their experiences, but it does sound as though they were in a springtime 2017 herbal class, and not enrolled in the School programs. Please do read the google reviews for ANN ARBOR SCHOOL OF MASSAGE, HERBAL & NATURAL MEDICINE, which is a positive name change to reflect the growth and focus - and Identity- of what started out as Naturopathic School , still at www.naturopathicschoolofannarbor.net It is sad with false and bitter energy is put out by someone hiding behind fake names, spreading hearsay. There was no " Anna N" in our classes, but she is invited to discuss via our e mail , any issues, in reality time.

I've never in my life felt the need to write a review, but I feel a very real responsibility to…read morewarn people away from this 'school'. I crimped and saved in order to finally take an herbal intensive and was very excited to invest in furthering my education. The first couple classes I felt a tad uneasy, but I chalked it up to getting used to being in a classroom setting after years of having never set foot in a school. But as the course went on I realized that my intuition was correct. This was a TRAP! Basically, Mary Light gave us a list of books we needed to purchase on top of the tuition costs and told us to read them. As if the reading list was what we paid upwards of $2,000 for. Some of the lectures had a modicum of information, but if anyone dared stop her to ask a well-intentioned clarifying question they were met with a very roundabout non-answer that redirected you to one of the books on your reading list. If she wasn't duking it out with a student, many of the lessons just devolved into a bitter and defensive diatribe about how conventional medicine was more riddled with quacks than the herbal community...or talking about her cat. After meeting up with one of the more advanced students I was told that there were at that time and times before been some law suits against Mary and that her credibility was in question. Whether or not she has legitimate certification and/or experience I haven't investigated, but I can safely say she is not a good teacher. I somehow mustered the energy to attend all the classes except the last one and with every class more and more people had dropped off. I have to assume that anyone giving this school a good review had a good experience with a class taught by someone other than Mary, feel somehow indebted to her and want to dilute the awful reviews, had much lower expectations than I did, or are just trying to stay on good terms with her so they can justify giving her so much of their money and make it through the course with their sanity. No wonder the change in the name... I also happened to have a housemate that wound up taking the Massage Therapy course, which is even more expensive. She validated a lot of my experiences and added that Mary would tell their class they'd have a sudden pop quiz the next day, the students would go home and kick their studies into gear studying something Mary hadn't even really touched on only to have Mary deny she'd ever said anything about a pop quiz the day before. And I don't think it was a tactic to get a lazy class working harder, I just think she's off. PLEASE DO YOURSELF A SOLID AND SAVE YOUR MONEY! The only reason I didn't take Jim McDonald's course was because I didn't have proper transportation capabilities. Even an online course will bare more fruit than this place. I would hazard a guess that the Mary L. that has review on here is the owner of this school. I have no idea how one is able to swindle people repeatedly without apparent consequence.