Love this entire concept! Came in from austin for a 40th birthday party hosted here. The team was…read moreamazing! Our Chandler Tina is an expert and helped us so much. Great for groups! We enjoyed food, drinks, and candle making! Can't recommend enough! Looking forward to trying out soap making next.

Found on TikTok and we wanted to try. Faith was our chandler and she was very informative and…read morehelpful about mixing fragrances. Answered any questions that we had. There was another chandler in the building whose energy was kind of dry and awkward. She wouldn't engage or smile at us. I'm not sure if it was because we were their first booking of the day. We expected more of a welcoming and a little laughter in between

First class and it took my son 15 minutes to warm up but he loved it! We've always taken music…read moreclasses in St Louis so he was really used to his prior teacher. There was enough variety to keep him entertained and he said he likes it!

10/10 ! My family absolutely loooves Music class ! After spending the first few months in a Covid…read morelockdown it felt amazing to get out and be around other moms (some dads and grandparents too). The instructors are great interacting with the babes and the structure of the class fits perfect for the children. My child has been attending since 6mts, and she is now 2yrs old. She still very much enjoys it and looks forward to her music class every week. If you're thinking about attending, just sign up for a trial class ! You won't be disappointed!

It is function as a language school but they also have educational talk hosted here. They do have a…read moreramp from ground to the first floor of the building but not to second floor where the class room are at. The ramp is in the back and you will need a staff member for assistant to use it. At least the restroom have grab bar, it is an old house, some part of the floor is not evenly flat, so watch your step if you have balance issue. The staff here are very helpful. They have a very limited parking on site so most likely you have to park on the street near by but you have to watch out where you park as some part of the street is no parking allowed.

I studied Spanish, French, Italian and Arabic in college so I am pretty familiar with language…read moremethods and classes. I must say that I LOVE Alliance Francaise. My teacher, Cecilia, is fantastic! She is very knowledgeable and understands the difficulties English speakers have. Also she knows where each student is at and asks questions designed to allow us to practice what we know and learn some new vocabulary. She is very good at understanding what we want to say and helping us say it in French. I have heard from other students that the other teachers are the same. The immersion method used is a little tough at first, but you get used to it and it is really effective. Also the other students in my class are great. We always have fun in class and the time flies. The class prices are reasonable, actually a good deal for such small groups. After having taken classes here, I don't think I will ever go back to a college or university for lessons. If you want to learn French, I definitely recommend the Alliance Francaise!

I'm a beginner writer. Finding Writespace was a blessing. Not only am I getting the help that I…read moreneed, I'm getting personal attention. Highly recommend for any writer at any stage.

Writespace has become a wonderful resource for me as a writer, and I love watching it grow…read more Probably my favorite thing about Writespace is that it seeks to cater to more specific needs of Houston area writers. For example, there are classes that are geared toward specific genres such as horror, YA lit, etc. There are classes that focus on style, polishing your manuscript, finding an agent, etc. It's nice to take a class with a more specific focus (rather than something more general where it can be frustrating to get feedback from classmates who have no interest in your genre). The instructors have been great, and they are experienced writers who really know their stuff about the various aspects of writing and publishing (in part because many of them are published). Also, as a teacher with a very hectic schedule and living a bit outside of city limits, weekly classes in person aren't always ideal for me, but Writespace offers online courses as well as weekend courses to round out their weekly classes. I've been to several of the weekend classes, and they've all been top notch! I like that with my busy schedule, a weekend course is an easy commitment, and at the prices the classes are currently, I really feel I'm getting my money's worth and then some (a huge deal on a teacher salary!). I also tried out an online course (first time to ever try one since they were a very new thing when I was still in college and not offered for my area of study), and I was very pleased with the quality of the class. I would definitely recommend giving Writespace a try, particularly if you are a writer who is a) seeking high quality instruction and b) focused in a more specific are of fiction (such as horror, mystery, YA lit, etc).

Full disclosure, my child has been interviewing here. We've got some specific needs that weren't…read morebeing met at the crummy local elementary school (no stars, HISD) and so we went on the hunt. A certain snotty school pretty much passed on us because of my child's needs and I was forced to accept that we might need a "special" school. Sad and nervous, I set up an appointment for a parent tour the next day. Whether we get in or not, I can honestly give them five stars for the work they are doing. Where we've never felt like we fit in, there was a school where we could. This school is K-8 and just off of Montrose at Chelsea. Their goal appears to be to give children the ability to learn and develop skills in a safe environment with the intention of getting the kids back mainstreamed. It was crystal clear immediately that these people have the best intentions and the knowledge to fulfill those intentions well. This place is not cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but it is clear where the tuition goes. The ratio of teachers to kids is incredibly low and the children and staff alike seem happy. Ah, I forgot what that looked like. Best of all, the school was filled with kids just like mine. He was very relieved to finally be in the class and not stick out like a sore thumb. I don't know whether we'll be here in the fall, but I would highly recommend Joy to any parent whose child's needs aren't being met in a classroom setting due to ADHD, Tourettes, Autimism or the like. Check it out and cross your fingers

From the owner: The Joy School is where kids go to rediscover the joy in learning. We teach kids in grades K-8 who…read morehave learning differences like dyslexia, dysgraphia, social issues, expressive/receptive language disorders, autism and more.

Super nice group of people working here. Brought my son in for a trial class to try it out. It's a…read moremix of kids ages but on the younger end however he just turned three and the class is an hour long so it was a bit much for him. Overall the kids were engaged and the instructors were really nice people.

Love this place and all of the teachers. My 6 year old is so happy here! Gio, Noel, Camille...the…read morelist goes on of all the fun and talented staff!