Our son has been in Quiet Heart for coming up on 2 years now - He loves it and we love what it is…read moreteaching him. This is something he looks forward to every week, happily will walk away from video games to attend, and the confidence/skills he has acquired are amazing! The leadership pushes and encourages kids to grow, challenge themselves, learn and refine their skills, etc. We do both cub scouts and this - I have to say that Quiet Heart really hits the mark with all the outdoor learning my son is seeking and goes well beyond what our pack has been able to do. Highly recommend Quiet Heart to any parent who's kids love outdoors, survival, etc. It's one of our favorite activities our son is involved in.

Two of our kids have been with quiet heart doing a homeschool class for a few years now. These…read moreteachers have played a major role in their lives and I know my kids love these guys and we are better people because of them. It's clear to see the teachers love for teaching, children and the outdoors and if you get a chance to have your kiddo in their classes~ take it!

I wanted to come back and update my review now that we've picked up our finished pieces. We're…read moreseriously so happy with how everything turned out! The full process took about 3 weeks total. Our pottery class was on March 29th, we came back to paint on April 12th, and then picked everything up on April 17th. It honestly felt like such a fun extended experience getting to come back and see everything through. The painting portion was super enjoyable too. They offer a variety of glazes, some classic colors included at no extra cost, plus a few specialty options for a small fee. My fiancé chose the "Safari" glaze (just $1 extra), which had these cool glass pieces that melt in the kiln and create such a unique pattern. Definitely worth trying if you want something a little different! Pickup was easy overall. My only small suggestion would be to clarify the pickup hours on the card that's handed out after painting. Google hours seem to reflect member hours, while the hours posted on the door are different. When I arrived, they technically weren't open yet (my mistake, I'm sorry!), but the person at the front desk was super kind and still helped me find my pieces, which I greatly appreciated. Overall, such a great experience from start to finish. Thank you so much Creative Hands Studio, we'll definitely be back!

This was a somewhat great experience! Went with a friend and we had a great time and everything…read morewent smoothly! I do wish there was a specific color in the smaller tip bottle for better line work. They were sweet and let us finish our work after the pottery painting open time was coming to a close. It was pretty pricy though. My total was $51.45 after tax & tip for a charger plate. They give you a card for when pick up is ready 1 week after. I confirmed we will be back in 1 week to pick up. This is quite far from where I live in Lake Stevens so it's a bit of a drive. I met my friend in Monroe and drove from there to go pick up our pottery - making it a fun girls day! We were SO excited. Upon picking up, she got hers fine but apparently mine had a chip in it and the lady was kind enough to fix it. But, with that said I had to wait even longer to pick up since she put it back in the kiln. She took my cell number and said she would text me when it is ready for pick up. Very frustrating as we drove ALL the way out there to pick up our pieces. And now I had to make ANOTHER trip out there to pick up. A waste of gas. They need to have a better communication service for when your piece is in the kiln vs. ready for pick up. This is not a system at all and I can see it could frustrate a lot of people in the future. I hope they fix this.

Arts Now is a great way to pick up non credit classes. I have taken the WA Lawyers for the Arts…read moreoffering and was very well served by the thoughtful and informative instructors and their willingness to answer any and all questions

From the owner: "Where Life and Learning Meet!"…read more Encouraging lifelong learning and personal enrichment to help individuals acquire skills and knowledge to pursue their passions and interests--both old and new.

Recently moved to the area and decided to try this public pool on. Sunday morning. Overall not a…read moregreat experience for my kiddo and I. We arrived early to be sure that we could purchase a pass for the 1.5 hour block of leisure swim time. Once we got in, a less than friendly lifeguard walked over and looked right at me and said that I could enter the pool if I had showered first. Not one single person went and showered first and no one else was told to shower. My child was already in the pool. We paid around $13 for 1.5 hours of a very crowded toddler swim area that was about one foot deep.

The Mountlake Terrace Pavilion is where I learned to swim via swim lessons and open swim with my…read moreparents over 25 years ago. One of the perks of the pool from my perspective as a little one was that the pool was shallow, less frightening when one cannot touch the bottom of the pool and have one's head out of the water at the same time. The workers were friendly and locker rooms cleanly. The deck space for my parents during open swim and swim lessons could be a bit cramped, but partially depended on how many other parents and guardians were present.

As a camper at this camp it was a horrible experience for me and my friends. My 2nd day at this…read morecamp someone pushed my friend off the dock and he broke his ribs the counselor then said he was fine and did not let him contact his parents. Good thing I snuck my phone and my mom to pick me up. I would not recommend this to any families.

As a veteran middle school teacher who has known scores of students who have attended this camp…read moreover the years, I would like to warn parents about the "boys will be boys" mentality that is promoted at this camp. It's beyond complicity; sexualized behaviors/chatter seem to be encouraged and laughed about and are extremely prevalent. My female students come back from camp thinking that it's OK for boys to talk to them in a certain way (and about certain things), even though it makes them very uncomfortable.

I participated in summer programs through the Frances Anderson Center when I was growing up. It was…read moreperfect with both of my parents working, the fall program would keep us social and active for a good portion of the day while they were at work. On-site activities were fun and the counselors consistently jovial. One of my favorite parts of the program was field trip days. We would walk somewhere and spend some time there. The walking component made sure we did not adventure too far and kept us kids active. Sometimes we would go to Yost Pool and swim, sometimes we would walk to the McDonald's on Edmonds Way, and one time we even went to a nearby brewery and got to craft our own Root Beer. It was a fun place to spend time during the summer when I was a child.

The Edmond's Art Festival on Father's Day week-end (Friday through Sunday for nearly 50 years) is…read moremy favorite thing to do all year long & it encompasses this building & the surrounding baseball field with hundreds of sites selling all kinds of incredible handmade paintings, crafts & food stands.

We will be doing our third year with this camp this summer, and I could not recommend it more!…read moreExcellent skills training made fun, and the staff is all incredibly encouraging and supportive to young players. It has really helped grow a love of soccer in my two boys, and they are excited to return!

My daughter attended the cougar soccer camp and had such a great experience! The activities were…read morevaried which kept her interest, she was never bored. The kids, while playing games worked on specific skills. She came home exhausted every day, but couldn't wait to get back out there the next day. What a positive soccer environment the coaches provide, whether your kid is just finding their love of the game or if they are playing at the premier level, this camp will definitely be a great fit!