My kiddos (6 and 10) attended their summer camps, two sessions and raved about it. They couldn't…read morewait to go daily and the stuff they brought back were great (much better than what they would've done on their own for sure ^^)

MyArt is great. They teach art classes here and host private parties. They have multiple locations…read more I was at the studio in Fishers for a Learning Rx work celebration. My coworkers and I had a chance to roll up our sleeves, and get creative! The instruction was perfect, nice pace with just enough direction so that I knew what I was doing, yet I didn't feel like I was being told what to do. We had our own food brought in, but they offered us the space and extra water. We ate and painted, it was fun. I look forward to painting here again sometime.

I brought my son here to work through some struggles he was having. We received so much help and…read moresupport! It did not take long for my son to use the skills that he learn to work through his struggles. He also participated in one of the summer social skills camp and really enjoyed it! I heard him using the techniques and strategies that he was taught with in the same week! I am so thankful for Superheroes!

Mom gets to workout and then we swim. We can swim indoors in winter but the outdoor swimming is…read moreideal. Love the splash pad, kid pool and big pool. I also was a competitive swimmer. I could not do lap swimming outside because the pool temp is too hot. Perfect for a casual swim but not a workout.

Has great potential but some of the staff are not worth the visit. Tax dollars wastedread more

A beautiful campus that welcomes you whole heartedly. A satellite campus that allows for the…read moreministry to rely on the Senior Pastor, Steve Poe, to provide the weekly message with their own music, kids program, and adult life groups. Northview boasts a wonderful curriculum and different series to get you plugged into not only their community but the word of God! Check them out!

Love coming here. They're very welcoming, organized & clean. Great, Bible enriched teaching &…read moreworship is wonderful.

My daughter graduates from Deckademics tonight. This has been so good for her, both fun and…read moremotivating. She has loved learning from the guys and growing in her skills as a DJ. I don't think she could've learned from anyone better. They were easy to work with even when we had conflicts with our schedule. She played 2 gigs with them, which was great experience. 2019 has been a year full of music and I'm so glad we trusted the team here to teach her the ropes. Now to book a gig.

DJ Cinnamon. DJ Knowledge. DJ Sweets. Ok, so after one DJ class at Deckademics I'm not quite ready…read moreto conquer the world of DJing, but for one day I had a blast trying! Deckademics is truly a gem. It is the first and only DJ school in Indy. It was started by Indy's cultural ambassador Douglas Morris also know as Sir Doug and, in my humble opinion, one of Indy's BEST DJ's Nick Saligoe other wise know as DJ MetroGnome. My friend wanted to try a Deckademics class for her birthday, so I gladly joined in the celebration. We signed up for the Weekend Warrior course which is basically a 4 hour long crash course in the fundamentals of DJing. No experience is necessary. Trust me, we had ZERO experience. It was easy to sign up for the class on-line. The class cost $75 ( and well worth it I might add). The day finally arrived for our class. I excitedly drove the school. There is free street parking available. The place is easy to miss, so drive slowly and look for the sign. We were warmly greeted by Nick and Doug then given an overview of the day. We were off on our adventure in DJing! We learned soooo much within the 4 hours. I seriously have a new found respect for DJ's. Yes, it is insanely fun, but it can be challenging. Nick and Doug were personable and did a great job co-leading our class. I especially appreciate Nick for finding some Bruno Mars tracks for me to work with. Man, I "heart" Bruno Mars. At the end of the course, we were able to use all of the skills we were taught to create a mini mix. This was one of the best parts! I was really DJing!! I felt like a kid riding their bike for the first time without training wheels. It was exhilarating!! The 4 hours went by quickly. We learned a lot, and had a BLAST in the process. These classes are perfect teens and up. My 15 year old nephew completed the novice and amateur courses in DJing and has moved up to the intermediate level. He absolutely loves it! Do yourself a favor, GO check this place and and TRY one of the classes. This is something fun and definitely unique to try. You won't regret it. I hope to return soon for one of their Date Night classes!

First time coming here for a birthday party today and I was excited to check it out because I was…read morelooking into sending my kids (5 and 3) here for a summer camp. Well, the girls in charge of the party today made my decision easy. I won't be doing that! I'll say one girl in particular was very mean. My 3yr old was in tears for at least 10 minutes before I decided to leave because she was yelled at for going into a "play" area she didn't know she was not allowed to be in. Before that incident, other moms were also commenting how mean the girl was. Earlier on the same girl was very angry that another kid at the party threw up, saying "I'm not cleaning that up". Now surely that's going to happen when you have kids eat then go run around....Anyway, I wont be sending my kids to this location again.

From the owner: Strong Muscles, Strong Minds... Well-Rounded Kids!…read more We offer School-age Gymnastics, Preschool Gymnastics, Competitive Team Gymnastics, Summer Camps, Birthday Parties, NinjaZone Ninja Classes, Preschool Ninja Classes, Kids' Night Out events, and more!

Miss Deana and Miss Erin really are the best! They are so welcoming, calm, and caring for all the…read morekids (and adults) that come though the door! We really enjoy their Wednesday afternoon After School Art classes and they always have fun crafts going when there are events happening on the Noblesville Square. They have a ton of offerings on their website and are the perfect spot for a drop in for family art on the weekends or an afternoon birthday party!

It's like Pinterest came to life. Caravan Classes is a welcome addition to the growing arts scene…read morein downtown Noblesville! It all started with the adorable vintage camper. Two local art teachers parked it around town for festivals, birthday parties and more. The owners recently moved into a storefront just south of the courthouse - and in fact, already moved one store over to have more space to expand! Love the mini masterpieces - the materials come in a paint can. Such a fun gift idea, party favor or art project. If you get a chance to pop in the caravan, do yourself a favor and peek inside. You'll see why they're loved in the community!

Parent program is set up to create an environment of over control…read more My daughter progressed at DeVeau's and then regressed at Indiana elite in tumbling skills. Owner and staff publicly gossips about parents. Favoritism results in 3 out of 22 girls being showcased without talent being deciding criteria. It is a lot of money to invest in my daughter standing in the back. Carpets are very unclean. Ugly 80's gym uniform knock off outfits required for practice cost $90. 2 1/2 years with 6 + months 1 on 1 and my daughter could not do a handstand. They keep to lower level events in order to increase trophies and banners. This makes them appear better than they are. 5/22 parents at least left the team due to hostile environment being supported by owner. If you are even 1 minute late then the team parent and staff publicly bash you and continue to do it repeatedly once you are there. Adult targeted a 6 year old and the owner supported the adults behavior. Fund raising is decent if you are with Kathleen. Karlette's site is said to be a tense and toxic environment. Tumbling for preschool: the instructor literally put her head upside down and had the kids play in her hair. This was lengthy and was instead of the gymnastic instruction they were being paid for. Repeatedly wasted time of tumbling practice. No cancelation policy for 1 on 1. They don't even allow you to find someone else to take the slot. Owner in writing canceled practices and fraudulently charged. This was not a policy covered charge. Brian had some improvement with my daughter as an instructor when compared to others. My recommendation is go to ICE. They have policies to prevent a toxic environment.

Too much gossiping including owner publicly bashing parents…read more Does lower lever comps to look like they are better than they are.

If it's related to the arts in Lawrence, there's a pretty good chance that Arts for Lawrence has a…read morehand in it. Started as a non-profit in 2006, Arts for Lawrence is the largest non-profit arts organization in Lawrence and Indy's northeast quadrant. The organization serves as the steward for the historic Theater at the Fort and offers a remarkably diverse array of affordable arts programs at Theater at the Fort, Fort Ben Cultural Campus, and the Visual Arts Campus. VERY often, these activities are provided at no charge to the community. This was the case for this past weekend's Shakespeare at the Fort: A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by longtime Indy radio personality Matthew Socey. At one point, I was contemplating placing a memorial for children lost to violence in the Fort Ben area - It was Arts for Lawrence that responded and had some dialogue about the idea. Essentially, I've found the organization pretty amazingly responsive when it comes to exploring ideas for creatively improving the lives of Lawrence residents. The musical chairs at Fort Ben? Arts for Lawrence is behind this wonderful, family-friendly installation operating daily from 9am-10pm. (I do agree with some who've observed it would have been ideal to include at least one accessible swing). The Fort Ben Cultural Campus as launched in 2021 with the former Fort Harrison Communications Building moved to the campus and re-established as a Visual Arts Center with monthly exhibitions, a ceramics studio offering classes for all ages and abilities, and upstairs area offering additional classes. Programs include festivals, theater performances, outdoor concert series, art classes, art exhibitions, poetry readings, and more. Food trucks often appear at outdoor events. Being right by Lawrence's City Hall, this area seems to have become a central locale for many of the City's sponsored community activities. Arts for Lawrence also has a strong equity statement on their website indicating a desire to ensure that arts programming is accessible to all. The Visual Arts Center is now open from 6-9pm daily and during festivals. Additional features include the Sterrett Center, Marching Sidewalk, Lawrence's public art, the amphitheater, and an app offering AR/VR experiences. Arts for Lawrence only assumed stewardship of Theater at the Fort in 2016. They began a vigorous upgrading of the 1929 theater and while it's certainly not perfectly accessible (what 1929 building is?), it's dramatically improved and there's an attitude of access. As a city, Lawrence fairly recently established a commission on disability. It took me quite a while to realize that many of the activities I attend here in the Fort Ben area fall under the umbrella of Arts for Lawrence. I'd imagine it will only improve once the currently under construction Fort Ben branch of the Indianapolis Public Library is completed. There's so much to love here and Arts for Lawrence is behind much of it and they've become a guiding player in the growing Lawrence arts scene. With friendly people, great events, and opportunities for all, I'm definitely a fan of Arts for Lawrence.

I love coming to support local artists here! I have been a few times now for Crossroads Dance Indy…read moreperformances and I love it every time. The venue feels small, but still fits an audience of 100+. The staff are always so friendly and do a good job of guiding you where to go. The restrooms are always clean as well. The parking situation isn't super great, however. I usually park in the lot across the street, but there isn't a ton of room on show nights. You'd have to find street parking if it were a busy night. Plan extra time just in case!

I asked for a lesson but they had no openings. I was emailed back in two weeks and offered a…read morelesson. The first was a sort of riding test. By the second lesson, I was paired with a horse that is at my level of riding. I have to say I am smitten with this horse, he is perfect for me. I am so happy I found this place.