I love taking the community classes. It helps me maintain time management skills and meet…read moredeadlines. The instructors are really helpful and nice. They love teaching. Plus you sometimes get to have input about what's taught.

the place is clean and there is no one here half the time but the staff didn't really help me find…read morea class she said "you can look it up online" which I all ready knew

Expert, friendly staff on call 24/7 for whatever you want to know. They handle medications, drugs,…read moreother exposures, rattlesnake and scorpion bites, overdoses, even pet exposures. Very professional. They have access to toxicology and pregnancy/breastfeeding specialists. National number works anywhere in the country- 1-800-222-1222.

The PCC is an extremely well-run, poorly funded college. Years ago I took some credit classes there…read moreand found the professors to be much better then at the U of A. In addition, recently I took some noncredit physical fitness classes and had a great experience. They have Yoga, Kickboxing, Pilates, a Weight Room Class and many more classes all for a reasonable price.

I had an extremely positive experience with PCC. I took sign language at the school while…read moreattending the University of Arizona (since the class wasn't even really offered there). The sign language program was awesome and I learned a ton. They have teachers and staff within the program that are both hearing and deaf. It can be challenging, but was a fantastic program. The only downfall is it's a bit outside of the city and sometimes during peak class times, parking can be a bear.

Looking for higher education, Pima, Community College is where it's at beautiful campus excellent…read moreinstructors, great sports if you're an athlete, it's just a great place to be to learn and grow. Love their women's soccer team I'm a little biased, since my niece also plays for them

I took a photography class back in 2024 and the lady teaching the class was fantastic. I learned so…read moremuch about developing film and composition. Thank you so much.

I'm not sure about the other reviewers experience... Both my children went to DCS from the very…read morestart of this amazing school! It is soon to reopen (after needing repairs) and I went to check out their new website and saw this lone review on yelp that does not represent the amazing school that I have known and loved for years and years. The Director, Emily McCrea, is so connected to her teach through love philosophy. My children got a solid foundation of social emotional skills that have carried them strongly into elementary school. Parenting wasn't a breeze for me and I benefited greatly from her parent coaching from day to day, and from school parent meet ups/teach talks. I also signed up for her "Teach Through Love" classes that have been invaluable both with my parenting and with adult relations alike. She's soon to be awarded the Cecilia Avalos Parent Educator Award, and I can say she deserves it ten fold! I have made life long friendships within the DCS community and we still meet up every month to keep that connection going. That being said the community part is very real, and it has been so rewarding for my kids to have those early childhood bonds still in tact, and make new friends as the community grows!! I feel very lucky to have gone to DCS and to still have that community in my life! I highly recommend. Their new website is https://dcschooltucson.squarespace.com

As a member of the community, I have volunteered some of my time at this school. I have learned so…read moremuch from all of the teachers, especially the director. As someone who wants to work with kids in the future, I feel very lucky to be able to learn from some of the most caring, compassionate and truly inspiring teachers. This school has so much to offer for a wide range of children, and anyone that is considering this school would be making a great choice! The environment and teachers are so positive and I personally enjoy volunteering my time here.

This museum is on the smaller side fyi but its very inspiring. I love that its free as well! My…read morefriend and I were greeted as soon as we walked in and I already plan on coming back when the new exhibit opens next week.

I don't get to Tucson very often, but I do try to stop here whenever I am in town. I am a huge…read morelover of photography and really enjoy walking through these galleries on U of A campus. They always have some nice exhibitions that change out every few months. Center For Creative Photography is free and open to the public. CCP is a research institution devoted to preserving the history of photography and is part of the university's Fine Arts Complex. In addition to their galleries, they have a lecture hall that is used for class lectures and a collection of print resources devoted to photography. You can park for free across the street on Speedway Blvd. Center For Creative Photography has a collection of over 100,000 images from more than 2,000 photographers. They were established in 1975. Photographer Ansel Adams is one of the founders and his work along with many other famous photographers are archived here. I subscribe to their email and enjoy viewing some of their collection online. CCP welcomes donations and offers an annual membership that helps keep this gallery free and open for everyone.

I loved my time at Tucson Bartending Academy! I worked in…read morerestaurants for 12 years and had never really been interested in bartending, but something about it started to seem appealing to me which is when I found out this school exists. I can't lie, when the idea popped up in my head I was a little bit skeptical of the whole thing- but when I got to chat with Gina and do a little tour of the school and the curriculum I had the gut feeling to do it and I'm so glad that I did- beyond getting to connect with other people interested in bartending, I learned so much in the two week program, and had so much fun utilizing the practice hours and getting comfortable with holding bottles/being behind the bar. If you sign up, I would definitely encourage you to show up for practice hours because it truly just helps you integrate everything you learn as you go.

Bartending Academy of Tucson exceeded my expectations! The hands-on training feels like you're…read morealready working behind a real bar, and the instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and supportive. I walked in with zero experience and left feeling confident making drinks, handling bar tools, and working efficiently. What really stood out was their genuine commitment to helping students succeed -- the job placement assistance and networking support are top-tier. If you're serious about learning bartending the right way, this is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Soccer field Lighted tennis courts…read moreSoftball field Lighted basketball court Café (Smaller than the previous café-) closes at 1

Tech campus has everything, great landscaping, great cafeteria. A little far from town but the…read morefacilities have all the tech companies in one place.