We've danced at JNP for a few years now and our kids have loved it! Their teachers are really great…read moreat 1 on 1 time with them and helping them improve in their technique. Its been amazing! Our only complaint is we feel some of the dances are inappropriate. (Our kids classes haven't had this) Our last concert had a few dances with very suggestive music and moves for very young girls. And their costumes are at times more revealing then they need to be (coming from someone who danced for 15 years)

The principal dancer at the Lehi location really made things right. She did what any great business…read moreowner or manager would do and offered a heartfelt apology. She offered to personally meet with my daughter and have her return. I declined the kind offer. She recognized we were failed, and was sorry she wasn't aware of the situation. She also personally expedited the refund of the money we were out. I forgot to add this part to my last update.

Aspen Senior center has given us the best quality day care for our father…read more He loves the attention & activities provided by the professional staff & he always comes home happy. Most of all Aspen Senior Center has given us a much needed break from being 24 hour a day caregivers. We started with two days a week then increased to three days a week.

Aspen Senior Center provides an amazing program for the elderly. Whether your loved one just needs…read moresocialization, or they need to be monitored because of dementia, this is the program for them. Participating in this program will help them stay cognitive, active and healthy.

I'll definitely miss training here. Let me tell why Paul Tom's Jiujitsu Academy is the best place…read moreto train in Utah County: -The Instructors. Professor Paul Tom is a black belt under Flavio Behring, one of the only red belts in the world of Jiujitsu. When I started training here over a year ago, Professor Paul welcomed me with such warmth, and I knew instantly that he cares deeply about the growth and development of his students. In addition to his excellent lessons on the many techniques and their details, he is an excellent storyteller (especially the ones about Rickson) and always makes the extra effort to improve our game. I felt deeply honored to receive my blue belt from him. Professor Paul's two sons Nate and Trevor are also black belts who provide a fresh contrast to Paul's "old school" jiujitsu, by focusing on not only fundamentals, but also sport jiujitsu as well. They are also amazing instructors with awesome hearts. -The Drilling. There are days where we only focus on drilling one specific move, or days when we focus on sequences and/or several moves. The curriculum here is well developed based upon the core principles of posture, pressure, and precision. All instructors and upper belts also make great efforts in walking through the details with you and addressing student-specific needs. -The Sparring. There are no meat heads here trying to smash complete beginners (and if they somehow enter the dojo, there is always someone here who will be the enforcer). Everyone is super chill and purely interested in working together to improve. If you are new, I highly suggest sparring with a purple belt or higher, so they can guide you in learning how to spar with the greatest effectiveness and highest state of calm. -The Family. I will miss training with people here. It is like a little family, and all members who stick around will become friends and find a tight-knit community of fighters that will not hesitate to protect one another and their loved ones.

I've been training here since the end of January and I have loved every minute of it! Every session…read moregreatly increases my development and progress, and I feel confident in my ability to protect myself should the circumstance arise. The community is incredible! Everyone is so kind and willing to help each other out. You will not regret coming here, come in and check it out!

I have been sending my little ones here for over 4 years. All teachers from infants to Pre-K have…read morebeen great partners and resources. I'm also greatful that my younger child is able to have the same teacher as my oldest. The staff really put in the effort to create a wholesome community and we have been able to create strong relationships with the staff and other families that attend here.

La Petite is one of those daycares that understands it's a partnership. They cherish every child…read moreindividually, spending time getting to know them, and go out of their way to make them comfortable. La Petite is safe, clean, and well-run. The director is amazing and the atmosphere is happy and positive. Turnover is low. Our teachers in the infant classroom are five star - all of the women are kind and helpful and when we encounter a challenge they partner with us to help work through it. This is the kind of childcare that makes it manageable to be a working parent. Can't say enough good things!

My family went for my mother in laws bday earlier this month and we had a blast! It was a lot of…read morefun, and the woman who helped us (I forgot her name I think it started with an A) was awesome! We had a lot of fun. It got pretty busy but we still had our own lane and own hour to ourselves. Once you learn how to do it, it's pretty easy! If anyone needs a good axe throwing place or fun place to celebrate birthdays, this is your place.

Had a great time with my friends here. Gibbs was great with tips and instruction. Will definitely…read morecome back.

This used to be called the Salt Lake County Equestrian Park, but it's since changed names to the…read moreUSU Bastian Equestrian Center. They still offer the same wonderful events as before, as far as I can tell. I've attended a stock show, a county fair, a city festival and most recently, a dog agility show here. It's an arena with multiple uses and they do a good job of keeping it full of action. There are indoor and outdoor areas and a ton of parking. It definitely has a "rural" feel to it, even though it's in the city. My only complaint would be that the bathrooms are really run down. Most of the stalls in the ladies' room were out of toilet paper and/or didn't have locking mechanisms on the doors. It could be that this was on a Sunday and the janitorial staff wasn't on duty, but there were lots of people there for an event and I'd imagine that could have been a problem for others.

This is the most amazing preschool! Miss Tanya promotes a love for learning, she does the most…read moreamazing activities, is so creative and loves every one of her students! You cannot ask for a better preschool teacher. Her Crocodile Isle Summer camps exceeded all of my expectations and we come back every summer! We love A Place To Grow Preschool!!!

Unfortunately, I had quite a negative experience with Tania at A Place To Grow Preschool. My son…read morewas "kicked out" after only 2 days of being at the preschool from essentially acting like a normal 3 year old. Yes, 3 year old kids can be nightmares (and mine is no exception), but receiving a TEXT from the teacher saying he couldn't return after only 2 days seems absurd. I asked her if he could have another chance. NO. I asked if I could observe the class and his behavior. NO. I asked if there was anything else I could do because I had to work from home and I depended on those 3 hours to get work done. NO. My experience with the school was entirely unprofessional and disappointing. There was ABSOLUTELY clear favoritism shown to some students versus others when I would drop off and pick up, which was very frustrating to see. A side note: Children often act out when they feel uncomfortable or unsafe in a situation. Obviously I wasn't there during the class, but I think that is something to think about when choosing a preschool for your own child.