My daughters and I have been taking classes at WBCA since August 2018 and LOVE going there!! We…read morehave been introduced to so many new skills through the guidance of exceptional artists and teachers. Our skills in pottery, SAORI weaving, jewelry-making, leather-crafting, drawing, and painting all have improved greatly thanks to the encouragement of the instructors. WBCA fosters a sense of community among the students, staff, artists, and teachers. It's a place where you want to keep going to not only build on your creativity, but connect with others who value the arts and their importance in society.

Took a few classes here and I always felt so welcomed by the other students and staff. Great…read moreteachers each time. You don't have to be a member to go there to see their gallery or to take classes. But once you start going, you'll want to join like I did!

I moved to Eagan this past winter and would walk past Eagan Art House when it was being built this…read morepast spring and now that it's open am happy to report it is beautiful and has a lot of fun classes for both kids and adults and a warm community

On my final full day in Eagan earlier this month, I took a drive around the area. I saw a red art…read moreinstallation that looked like red toy airplane had been in a fight with a red pylon, and both had lost. I kept on driving down Lexington Avenue South to shop at Walgreens before making my way over here. Eagan Art House is located in Patrick Eagan Park. It offers art classes for children, so parents can enjoy the park if they want to as their kids create their masterpieces. There are also art classes for adults. I was there on a Sunday, so nothing was happening. There are a ton of parking spaces at the park, and a few around Eagan Art House itself. Because it is on a park, some activities that it offers, such as the Art Block kickoff, can take place either in front of Eagan Art House or in the park if there is a need for more room. The Art Block series of events highlights art creations, music, performances, outdoor art exhibitions, and more within the community. Some of the classes offered include pottery and weaving. They mainly target kids from ages 4 through 16. There are also adult classes, but I didn't see what classes were being offered. It's encouraging that there's always room to learn and be artistic! I'll need to return and see if I can take a crash course in a craft when I'm back. I'm still not sure what the art installation signifies, but it's definitely open to interpretation. (121)

This place is amazing ! Great place to bring your kids learn…read morelife skill that they will need to help survive and will help them enjoy for the rest of their life! I personally think you should bring a kid around when you're old and get them exposed to the water ! The biggest thing is consistency and keep going even in the summers and throughout the year if you can! Please give a raise to Mrs Molly ! She is amazing and is a major reason for continuing our relationship with wise !

So far we've just had a trial assessment, but the entire process was wonderful. They were very…read moreresponsive via my online inquiry, helpful scheduling the trial session, and when we got there the gal at the front desk was super friendly and helpful. She gave us a tour and walked us to where to go. We ended up signing our son up for lessons since the price is very economical. I hope it will be a good use of our time and money.

Kidcreate is a family favorite. Our kids most requested activity when they have the day off and we…read moreparents don't. Checkin to the rooms can be little bumpy on the busiest days but nothing that would prevent me from giving kidcreate a highly recommend.

My granddaughter loves KidCreate. When I picked her up, she was having so much fun. The teachers…read moreare so nice and they provide so many creative and fun projects from clay to painting. We definitely recommend Kid Create for kids of all ages.

I love Socially Handcrafted! The crafts are so much fun and Andrea and Kelly do a great job helping…read moreeven the most novice crafters create masterpieces!

I tried to book a class for myself and 2 other friends. Went on their web site tried to book…read morethrough their calendar. This is not as easy as one would think. I emailed, called & left a message on their number listed for help. I did finally get a returned call, she made it sound like I could just click on the class listed, it would then go into the cart. I then would be taken to the cart to enter payment. Nope! Did not happen I was brought to a "schedule a booking" so I filled out that until I got to the disclaimer telling me that I had to promise that there would be 6 people in attendance. Well, no, I just want to join the class on their calendar. Sent another email for help! Just told me to sign up through their event calendar. NO ONE TOLD ME YOU CANT SIGN UP FOR THE CLASS IF THE SQUARE IS NOT BLUE! if it's grey you can not sign up! The class on the calendar is not exactly what the class is for. It may be listed for monograms, but WHEN I spoke to them you can do the state, upgrades well....if available. BUT be careful cause the price is higher for the Monogram than the state. When booking the class they did not give me price for doing the state on line, so would have been charged way more! JUST NOT HAPPY WITH THE SITE, THE COMMUNICATION BY PHONE & HOW LONG IT TAKES TO GET A REPLY. For $45/person to pour paint over a board cut out like the state of Minnesota I'd think there would be better service to get my business. I'm afraid to book, what would be the service while your there?

My son has been going here for a year and 1/2 and I've been so thrilled with the care he gets each…read moreand every day. We relocated to Minnesota and we were stressed about finding a good place for him to learn. We couldn't be happier with our decision. He's currently in pre-k and he learns something new each and every day and their curriculum has a great mix of break out teaching and creativity sessions, to playing with friends and circle time. He has grown by leaps and bounds being at primrose compared to where he was going in our prior state. He's also built some amazing friendships. Other notes...they never close compared to other school districts when it snows. Which has been really nice. The kids will not go play outside if temp is below 15 degrees. Plus another cool thing is the place is always clean! They have a wonderful trick or treat street during Halloween and a Santa meet and greet in December and other wonderful events throughout the year. Travis and Tonya are awesome owners too!

I feel compelled to write this after seeing a negative review from one parent. I currently have 3…read morekids attending PSW. We've been there since our first child was 12 weeks old, back in 2010. We toured many schools in the area and we like PSW the best. We haven't changed our minds after many years of attending. The staff is either college educated, getting their degree, or have many years of childcare experience. They do not hire summer break college students, etc. This is a big plus for parents and for the children. Another positive for us - the infant cribs are in an area where they can be constantly supervised while sleeping. Some other infant daycare companies have faux bedroom areas that are closed off from the play area. This means that an adult cannot see into the cribs at all times. This concerned me. The location is owned by a husband and wife that reside in Woodbury. It is not a location that part of a larger organization that simply has a manager. The owners are actively involved making sure parents and students alike are enjoying their daily experience. My older kids have learned so much going to "school" there and our kids continue to impress us each day. The kids are exposed to many different things to help them nurture the fun of learning. The nightly recaps of their day are now sent electronically when you check out. Sometimes the recaps include pictures of your child or activities during the day, and that is fun to see. The PSW staff also takes time out on weekends or after school to put on additional activities for children and families. Parents in the Woodbury area should strongly consider PSW.

Attended The Indigenous Art fair here a few weeks ago. They had a few food trucks setup in the lot,…read morelive music a little further down and vendors inside. There were a lot of vendors selling all types of goods from jewelry, clothing, accessories, trinkets and more. They had some performances going on as well. They also had traditional games and crafts going on in one of the conference rooms. Generally something for everyone! The building itself was nice from the areas we were able to access. They had a gallery of native art which was really cool. Lots of parking and super easy to find.

Ten minutes well spent Might not be great most the time…read moreBut it is great now This review is not so much for the Bloomington Center for the Arts (not Bloomington Art Center as Yelp has it listed), but for the current exhibit that they have going on right now featuring the artwork of Thomas Fluharty. I actually probably spent more than ten minutes there. Call it twenty. If you are older than 30, you have probably seen some of his work at one time or another in your life. It has been featured on numerous magazine covers. Usually, caricatures of political figures seen on the front of Time, U.S. News & World Report, etc. He has also had work published in Mad Magazine and other periodicals. Much of his stuff will definitely give you a chuckle. My only complaint about the exhibit is there was not a ton of stuff in it. Just one smallish room with maybe fifty or so pieces and many of those being sketches and not paintings. In addition to the caricatures, there were many pieces featuring dogs, religious work and a few other odds and ends. If you are interested in drawing yourself, he will be teaching a class at the Center in August. Per his Wikipedia page, he currently resides in Minnesota.

I went here originally from 2003-2006 and graduated with my AA before moving on to a four-year…read moreuniversity. I'm back now almost 20 years later and sincerely appreciate this place. I didn't realize back then how fortunate I was to attend NHCC when comparing it to the big university campuses.

This college leaked everyone's personal information, tax, and ss# info to the public. They haven't…read moreyet informed the students and families if this has been settled, recovered, or disputed. How can this college be so irresponsible? I tried enrolling for Spring 2019, but they screwed my documents after several days to week of going back and forth. The advisor gave me the okay and pass to enroll with approval. In the end, I had to drop out because they claim that I didn't pick a major and I can't continue my classes. In which, I personally did when I was with the advisor registering for my classes. My niece couldn't enroll because they screwed up her FAFSA. My former boss's daughter was postponed because they screwed up her FAFSA as well. Did I also mention, they did it to me too. WTH? Do not waste your time with this college.