Great place to take an art class!! I took a wheel class and hand building class and the girls who…read moreteach are very knowledgeable and skilled. Very small groups and everyone was friendly and helpful. I really learned a lot. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that would like to get into Pottery. I know they also have a lot of painting classes and jewelry making. I just have never done any of those, but I've heard positive things about them.

This was a very small gallery. I attended the Close to the Bone show. The downstairs hosts a little…read moreshop full of artists' wares. It's kind of quaint and reminiscent of an antique store. However, the upstairs is quite like a modern gallery. It's a nice space to show your work. That being said, the location is kind of odd. Not many people come to Rochester for the arts. There's also a very friendly kitty cat that hangs around. Say hi to him!

The owners are very friendly and patient. I looked into places closer to me for my 10 year old, but…read morecouldn't find what I was looking for. I saw this studio recommended by a friend and took my son, who.is 10. He is shy and they were able to help him come out of his shell and show his creative side. I highly recommend this studio for your kids!!

After searching high and low in my own area for classes like this for my budding teenage artist I…read morefinally found Art 101. It's a 25 minute drive each way but well worth it. My son enjoys it very much. Staff is friendly. Interior well kept. Reasonably priced. I especially like the pay as you go policy. No $$ wasted if you miss a class. They are flexible about needing to come on a different day if your regular time slot does not work that week. Wrap that all up with individualized instruction and this place is AWESOME!!

I love being a part of the CCS community. The glassblowing studio is awesome and I learned so much…read morefrom the amazing staff. I hope to be able to return some day for a metal-smithing course!

Okay so flat out this school is a lie , they don't tell you till you are a senior that you won't…read moreexpect to get a job in your field of study for about 5 years after graduating ....... Half of the professors are in there 20s...... the other half are so old they flat out tell you they don't have any network connections for students sense they have been out of the field so long..... This is a great school if your parents make you choose from working at there company or go to college .... This place is nothing but a rich kids playground and so help you god if you think differently about situations or have your own thoughts and opinions about stuff it's flat out wrong if it doesn't alone with the educators ...... been at this school for 3 years there a joke if you want a real art education in the Midwest go to Chicago school of arts

Great place to take a class and see some art! There are 4 galleries there and a wonderful gift…read moreshop, too. Fabulous!

I came here for the galleries and specifically the Michigan art competition…read more It was right next to a golf course, so when the GPS said we were here, I was confused. This is a great hidden gem and all of the galleries are free. It's definitely really small like you could see everything under an hour. There's also a small gift shop.

Betty Borza is a fabulous art teacher. Skills that provide a great level odd education for all…read moreages.

From the owner: We teach drawing to all skill levels. Beginners are taught the fundamentals through many different…read moreprojects and are encouraged to progress to the next level as they become proficient in the basics. Intermediates are given more challenging projects but are guided throughout the process. The advanced students are challenged further to explore new mediums . Projects include pencil drawing, soft and oil pastel, watercolor, acrylic painting, collage and more.

Wonderful place to see the history of Mr. Tubmans investment that has been made for the cityread more

The schools grounds are quite nice. Big for a preparatory school, but nice for the kids to be able…read moreto walk the grounds before and after classes too. I went here once as a guest of my friend's alumni party a while back. It was quite an elaborate class reunion. They had tents set up with tables, almost like a wedding party gig. The food spread was quite nice as well. Warm and cold food items available. The campus alone is quite beautiful for a walk on a weekend. Mitt Romney went to school here. Walk of alumni in the courtyard. I have a few friends that are alumni to this school. It's a top 10 preparatory school, I think. I see why. The alumni I know are all successful and wickedly smart too.

Cranbrook is a very interesting place to spend a day especially during covid! The grounds are…read morebeautiful and beautifully maintained! My wife and father in law went there to take photos and tour the statues it was my first time and I was definitely not disappointed! As an alum my wife knew all the good spots but pretty much the entire campus is great! Open to the public! 5 stars all day!

Very cool and interesting preservation of decommissioned ship near frozen in time. Peaceful setting…read moreand lots of interesting tidbits to take in. Plan to take a couple hours here if you like observing the details and historical displays.

Tickets were inexpensive and we were able to explore the ship without a guide. Very cool…read moreexperience! This is a must see!