Our 6 year old son has been going to got game for years, and loves every second of it! We have…read moreparticipated in their summer camps, after school programs and holiday camps, and feel so lucky to have them as an amazing program no matter when he attends. The coaches and staff are so friendly, accommodating and trustworthy with our son's happiness and safety. Added bonus, I LOVE that you can sign up far in advance or the day of. A flexibility that is rare with camps these days.

Got Game Camp has been a great summer and holiday camp for our child to enjoy activities and…read morereconnect with friends she has made over the years.

We attended a birthday party yesterday and just wanted to give credit to the crew working. They…read morewere incredible with young children and brought a lot of energy so the parents didn't have to.

I LOVE Bounce! They did my son's 5th birthday party at a local park and he also just wrapped a week…read moreof camp with them at Annenberg. On the party front, they're super easy to work with and bring so much fun stuff (giant obstacle courses that kept all the kids entertained for hours). My son really loved the camp, he had so much fun playing at the beach and thought all the coaches were great. The staff I think is what sets this business apart, they do a great job of recruiting energetic staff that seem to genuinely really like kids.

The Artist Lab is a nice little art space on Wilshire, in Hancock Park, conveniently located close…read moreto my house. It offers art classes for all ages, though I suspect most of its students are kids. My six-year-old Leo B. has become something of a regular, and he absolutely loves the place. For my part, I appreciate that there's always a camp available when I need it, sometimes even at the last minute. Popular classes sell out (if you want an anime/Pokémon/Hello Kitty kind of week, get on it), but most don't seem to reach capacity. There are camps for pretty much every school break, including one-day camps for various holidays. Parking is easy, as are drop-off and pick-up. Leo did one day camp last year, then two weeks of summer camp last month. He's a fairly shy kid, and was only willing to sign up because he had friends from school who would be with him. I was pleasantly surprised when he requested to come back for a second week this summer, knowing he wouldn't have any friends in that class. Artist Lab has different themes for each week, and he went for under the sea and pop art. There were different teachers rotating in and out, and to be honest, I never really talked to any of them, though they all seemed quite nice. I dealt with all the administrative stuff through text and email and enjoyed getting photo updates in the text thread. Leo had fun every day, and came home with all kinds of artwork that we're now stuck with until all parties are willing to get rid of them. He made sculptures and paintings and even sewed a little fish. I also liked that he got to learn a little about pop art after a somewhat difficult visit to the Tate Modern earlier in the month. I'm sure we'll be back to Artist Lab next summer, and possibly earlier. Leo will ask for it, and before long, his brother will want in on the action.

Incredible! I just took my first adult Wednesday class. And there was no hesitation in my mind to…read moresign up for a package. This is such a gem! To learn these skills in a supportive environment with wonderful classical music surrounded by art everything included it's amazing! Just in a 2-hour session. I took home new skills to apply to my own work. The teacher was phenomenal! Incredibly well-versed, very talented, and passionate, along with humble and inspiring. Love it.

My daughter really enjoyed this camp. It was organized and the counselors were always friendly and…read moreenergetic. This location is at the beautiful Turning Point School in Culver City, adjacent to Surfas, and the metroline. The parking lot is small but the staff were great at directing traffic and getting everyone in and out. They ask you to walk your child for check-in on the first day, and then your child may be dropped off at valet on the subsequent days. Pick-up is always inside and you must show ID (nice safety measure). My daughter made a vacuum and was so excited to share her experiences each afternoon at pick up. She also had an unfinished (?) nightlight in her bag on her last day. We purchased the extended care for the week (because we work full-time regular office hours and planned to have our daughter there from 8-6). The last day (Friday) had a "closing ceremony" at 2:30 PM. I was disappointed because we weren't aware of this at enrollment. It was very difficult to attend and the entire camp literally closed down afterwards. Luckily I got the day off, but otherwise, my daughter would have been "stuck" there until 6 and it really did feel like they were "done". Most of the kids already had a mindset that they were done and packed, and the staff seemed to be ready to say goodbye as well. Meals and snacks are not included - bummer! Choicelunch, a hot food delivery service is available. One other disappointment for me - I decided to change locations (from Culver City to Brentwood) because of the commute and was charged a fee. Culver City was already waitlisted, so in my opinion, I just freed up another spot for them and shouldn't have accrued a charge. The customer service representative told me that it "takes a lot of work" to exchange locations but I just don't understand it. Galileo is new to So Cal and I would expect them to make some exceptions, especially if I'm helping them out (by freeing up a space). It's difficult to say if we'll return to Galileo next year. My daughter enjoyed it but she has enjoyed all the other camps she's attended. She's got an outgoing and fun personality, and she doesn't have difficulty meeting friends and enjoys challenges. There are other camps in LA that are also fun, offer meals and/or snacks and are less expensive.

Horrible camp. It's like they don't know anything about how to run one. The "counselors" spend the…read moreday on their phones and there are hardly any activities.

Very responsive management, owner is very helpful, classes are fun and at a very good time of the…read moreday

There are several highly-regarded youth basketball programs in the Los Angeles area offering a…read morerange of options for young players, from recreational leagues to competitive clubs. I took notice of Royal Basketball School who is frequently mentioned in positive reviews, with parents highlighting the quality of coaching, engaging drills, and positive learning environment. Royal Basketball School offers several locations and also offers weekly training and games. Praised for its fun and encouraging environment while teaching fundamentals and introducing players to competitive play. Coaches are highly regarded, and parents appreciate the focus on enjoyment, not just winning. Yes, many positive reviews highlighting the enjoyable experience for players, with emphasis on the friendly coaches and staff, as well as the ease of registration. I too have been impressed with the Owner/Executive Director, Yulia, Coach Anthony, as well as others Coaches Bryce, Coach Max, Coach Rob, Coach Mike, and others. They've all shown the utmost professionalism and positive mentorship to all. Royal Basketball School takes it a step further by hosting guest performances & Camps with internet sensation The Professor (Grayson Boucher) , Global Dunker 7'5" "everybody_hatechriss" Christon Staples, Slam Dunker Anthony Henderson (Anthony also Coaches for Royal Basketball School). Ty Jackson Worlds Shortest Dunker at 5'4" with a 51.5" vertical, and other professional basketball players. I highly recommend Royal Basketball School. Tips for choosing the best program: Consider your child's age and skill level: Some programs cater specifically to beginners or advanced players. Think about the program's philosophy: Do you prefer a focus on fun and participation, or competitive play? Research the coaches: Look for experienced and positive role models. Ask about the schedule and time commitment: Understand the practice and game frequency, and whether the program involves travel. Talk to other parents: Word-of-mouth is a great way to learn about the reality of a program. Factor in the cost: Understand what the fees cover and if financial aid is available. Remember, the "best" program is ultimately the one that best suits your child's needs and goals. By researching and asking the right questions, you can find a program that provides a positive and enriching basketball experience for your child. Good luck and Happy Ballin'!

We had Young Ninjas at my son's 5th birthday party this weekend. My son and his friends had an…read moreincredible time. A good variety of activities, one that even included the parents. :) One highlight for me was seeing my son and his friends break the wooden boards in half. I received several compliments from parents about how much fun their kids had with Young Ninjas. Senseis Ronny & Brandon brought some really great energy to the party. Zach and Shaun were great about communication with scheduling (and also when I had to re-schedule due to some changes on my end.) 10/10, I highly recommend!

These guys killed it for my son's birthday. Really professional and really great with all the kids…read more They were engaging, made my son feel special on his birthday and all the kids had the best time. I highly recommend hiring them. Thanks guys!

This will be the 6th year we will be sending our kids to Planet Bravo and it is the ONLY day camp…read morethat they insist on for the summer. They will tolerate the other camps that we choose to fill the calendar, but they LOVE Planet Bravo. They love the Beverly Hills staff, so when the early bird registration opens in December, I do my best to register as soon as it does. The courses can fill up quickly, so it is best to get in fast. They have always had a generous cancellation policy, so if our plans have to change, they can without penalty. We will build our summer plans around our PB schedule -that is how much my kids love this camp. While it is a tech-focused camp, the courses are updated every year, and it does make tech more accessible. My kids are getting great exposure to what I believe could be their future. My older child has aged out, but he will get to return for a couple of weeks as an honorary CIT. We look forward to when he can become a true Planet Bravo CIT.

Our son has been going to PlanetBravo Technocamp for 4 years, and he requests attending year after…read moreyear. The Beverly Hills staff, which will now be Beverlywood, has been incredible. The curriculum is fantastic, and after taking this camp, my son wants to explore coding and computer science as a possible profession. And there are also so many great real-life courses you can take like Photoshop and video editing. But above all, the staff is phenomenal. They are smart, well-educated instructors who make the day fun for the kids, and they really care about each and every camper. Go to PlanetBravo Technocamp! You'll see why we sign up every year!

We absolutely love Iverbe Day and Sports Camp! My 9-year-old son attends every year and always has…read moresuch an amazing time. The staff is incredibly nice, welcoming, and great with the kids. They have so many fun activities planned every day, so there is always something for the kids to look forward to. They also take field trips every other week, which my son loves! It gives me such peace of mind knowing that he is somewhere safe, having fun, staying active, and making great memories during the summer. He looks forward to going back every year, and I would definitely recommend Iverbe to any parent looking for a great summer camp for their child!

It's our 4th year at Iverbe and we highly recommend this camp, especially for kids who like sports…read more I also felt compelled to update my view after my 8 year old recently shared with me - "there's no bullying at Iverbe". I witnessed that firsthand when my kid enrolled in Iverbe's Sat morning basketball league as a total newbie and I noticed that none of his teammates ever picked on him for ... let's put it gently, "lacking skills". After the first game, my husband and I winced, raced off to buy basketballs and an air pump, and rolled our neighbor's hoop into our driveway for weekly practice. His loyal servants at his service! There's no fairytale ending here, but my son got a little better, and what I remember most is how playful the kids were during practice, letting each other learn at their own pace. No negative attitudes, no name-calling, no finger-pointing. Fortunately, my son reported the same experience at Iverbe's summer camp. As a parent, what stands out most is that Iverbe has created an emotionally safe environment for my child. It's well-run, the price is great, they provide free lunches, and my high-energy kid gets to burn off steam through sports.

We went to Design Hive for the Sneakers and Beats summer camp. I was dropping the kids off and I…read moredidn't want to leave! I think they may have had to push me out! :D The studio is so cozy and the art work is so inspiring! I literally asked them if they have classes for adults! My kids LOVED this camp! The sneakers they made were extensions of their creativity! It was also so cool to hear the music they made and interesting that their songs matched their personalities! They even sent us the mp4s so we can save their creations! They want to come back for another summer, we can't wait!

Our team had so much fun! Thank you to Jen and team for being accomadating and hospitable to our…read moregroup of clients who absolutely loved their sneaker workshop experience! We got so many thank you emails and we look forward to hosting more events at design hive!