What a cool space. I attended a fundraising event for my daughter's school here and it was really…read morewell done. I realize that the event planning for decor and the catering were both from an outside source, but the Center for Creative Arts space alone is gorgeous. There is a lot of construction currently going on outside of the (really huge) building so parking can be a little confusing but that is a temporary hiccup. As you walk through the building to the main event space, you're able to enjoy the well designed gallery spaces and co-working spaces, too. It's a really pleasant experience.

GCCA is a wonderful space! I've taken an art class and really enjoyed it. The staff is really…read morefriendly and helpful. I've enjoyed art exhibitions that I've been to there also. There's a lot of parking and it's a neat building.

I signed up my kids for a camp there, and they didn't seem to know how to redirect or care when my…read moredaughter got upset. And she generally doesn't get upset otherwise. they didn't communicate with me about it and then didn't allow her to have a turn when everyone else did. I won't be back, unfortunately. I had my hopes high for this place.

This is my second year with Vino & Van Gogh. I wasn't planning to stay so long but as one student…read moresaid, this is my therapy. My mind goes to a completely different place. It seems like every student is friendly and TM is a fantastic teacher. No stress, no worries, just let those creative juices flow. Plus their new facility is amazing.

If I could give this so called establishment a 0, I would. Greenville Technical College is full of…read moresevere administrative failures, mismanagement of GI Bill benefits, and repeated negligence that has directly harmed my son's academic standing and financial situation. My son began attending Greenville Technical College in Fall 2025 using the GI Bill. From the start, the enrollment process was extremely difficult due to the college's lack of responsiveness. Multiple calls and emails were required before anyone would return contact, creating unnecessary delays and confusion. His assigned academic advisor enrolled him in two classes that were not required for his program. Without my son's knowledge or consent, Greenville Technical College withdrew him from both classes in the middle of the semester. My son continued attending these classes through nearly the end of the term, completely unaware that he had been withdrawn. As a direct result, his GPA was severely damaged. We only discovered this withdrawal because the VA notified us that his GI Bill payment amount had changed. My son attempted multiple times to contact his advisor for clarification, receiving no responses and no available appointment times. In early December, after visiting the Business Center for the third time, he was finally informed that his advisor was no longer employed by the school. No one had notified him of this change, and no proactive effort was made to reassign him. When registering for Spring 2026, his newly assigned advisor enrolled him in classes. However, four days before the semester began, she emailed him stating that he was not enrolled in one required class due to an outstanding balance--a balance caused entirely by the two classes Greenville Tech withdrew him from without his knowledge. We were explicitly told that once the balance was paid, the course would automatically open and enroll him. We immediately paid the balance. Despite this, when the semester began on January 14, 2026, he was still not enrolled in the required class. From that point forward, he was sent in circles: His advisor did not respond to emails. The Business Center told him to contact the VA department. The VA department does not have a phone line, does not respond to emails, and is effectively unreachable. After continued attempts to get help, he was told that because a week had passed, he would now need to pay an additional $300 to unlock the course, despite the fact that the GI Bill covers 100% of his tuition and the delay was caused entirely by the school's failure to respond or act. We have since learned that Greenville Technical College has not even submitted his enrollment to the VA, despite the semester already being underway. My son now faces the possibility of having to withdraw from the semester entirely if this is not resolved by January 23, 2026. When he went in person for the 2nd time this week, seeking help, several staff members were rude, dismissive, and unwilling to assist, treating him as an inconvenience rather than a student in crisis caused by their own administrative errors. This pattern of behavior demonstrates: Gross administrative incompetence Mishandling of GI Bill benefits Lack of accountability Failure to communicate critical academic and financial information At best, this is extreme negligence. At worst, it raises serious concerns about whether Greenville Technical College is deliberately delaying GI Bill processing while attempting to collect additional funds from students. This experience has been unacceptable, stressful, and damaging. A school that accepts federal and military education benefits should be held to a much higher standard. I think someone should investigate Greenville Technical College's handling of: GI Bill certifications Advisor accountability Unauthorized course withdrawals Improper billing practices No one should be treated this way.

Worst experience ever! I was disregarded as a human being with feelings, I was blatantly ignored…read moreand not responded too, and on top of all of this I was lied about, and lied too! I don't usually leave reviews but I had too. It might not be the same case for other potential students but my experience with enrollment was unimaginably careless on their part, the cosmetology department ( Esthetics to be exact ) . I would just give anyone a heads up in letting you know make sure you double check with someone after your pass session several times to make sure your actually enrolled. I literally had someone of hierarchy lie to me, and about me! And now I'm being told I owe money for a school I didn't attend and didn't even get a response from after trying to reach out SEVERAL times for not letting them know I wasn't attending! I was told I wasn't enrolled and never received any further information until the first day , I receive a message I missed my first day of school! I was literally enraged I was put through this but now it's utterly and ridiculously a blessing in disguise because I'm at a better school with staff who actually care about me as a single mother, a person who deserves respect for their feelings and time, and as a human being. The NO RESPONSE OVER THE TIME SPAN of two months after I had to go up there to speak to someone crying, I was promised that they would call and let me know , till this day no response. The lady I spoke to seemed aggressive and evil to be honest! Most ridiculous, heartless, situation ever for a single mother who never deserved this. And if you possibly need further assistance I'd go higher up then the next higher up then them. I hope this helps someone else trying to make a better life for themselves, and their children as well, because their was 0 remorse or care for my feelings, NONE!

I took this class with a group of friends, and honestly, that was the best part of the experience…read more Like another reviewer mentioned, the beginning was pretty boring -- there was a lot of sitting and listening, and I definitely found myself falling asleep at one point. Once we finally started working on our own pieces, it felt overcrowded. There were too many people, so not everyone was able to get the help or guidance they needed. The class also felt very rushed. Getting our pieces back took longer than expected, and unfortunately, I was really disappointed with the results. The glaze looked terrible -- the color was inconsistent and uneven. At first, I thought it was just my piece, but everyone in our group had the same issue. My child has done pottery at school before, and their pieces came out beautifully, so I know better results are possible. Overall, it felt like a waste of time in terms of the class itself, but I still enjoyed spending time with my friends.

The instructor, Anna, was very informative, helpful, and kind. The class was eye-opening, and the…read morespace itself was beautiful. If you're looking for a new, creative experience, I highly recommend this place. Just make sure you're well rested--this activity can be surprisingly draining!

Such a wonderfully gifted team of therapists. Bringing care and compassion to all they do.read more

Courtney has such a unique skill set and gift for working with troubled adolescents and teens. Her…read morebackground and experience in art therapy and counseling combined with trauma-sensitive yoga allows her to help people work through difficult emotions and stressful life experiences when words are not enough. I'm a fellow art therapist in SC and I've referred several clients to her because I have confidence that she will be able to connect and take care of them. She is right on track with the most up-to-date research on trauma which emphasizes the importance of restoring the body-mind connection which can be facilitated through practices such as expressive art and trauma-informed yoga. Try one of her groups or workshops and discover the power of art therapy!

A wonderful gallery and an unknown gem. Across the street from the Westin Poinsette Hotel on Main…read moreStreet, look for the glass enclosure beside an Italian restaurant. Its downstairs tucked almost under the street. This gallery has 45+ artists; mostly local. You find fine art, furniture and jewelry to craft trades like hand carved decoys, beaded jewelry, glass work and several different types of photography. What an adorable gem tucked downtown Greenville.

Forrest and Angela were so helpful, professional, communicative, and kind throughout this process!…read moreOn the day of the shoot, I was a little more disorganized than I'd planned but they were very understanding and handled it very well. SUPER quick turnaround for final edits, too! I would book them again in a heartbeat--and I plan to :)

I recently had to get some head shots for a new position…read more Forrest made the process easy and quick. Very professional and nice pictures. I was very pleased with the quick turn around time.

Great place! If you're going into town definitely stop and check it out. We went to town for dinner…read moreand had a drink after at Bakova Gallery. Great place for a cocktail and to take in some wonderful works by one of the owners. "Sacrifice" was my favorite piece and is somewhat based on the legendary longhorn bull that resides in the fields over near New Hope Elementary. You won't be let down if you stop in! I was too busy enjoying myself to take any pictures so you'll have to go see for yourself!

From the owner: Bakova Gallery is committed to presenting a diverse collection of intelligent and culturally…read morerelevant exhibitions from contemporary to pop art to traditional fine art. Featuring the region's most important emerging talent alongside nationally and internationally recognized artists. Exhibitions open on the last Friday of each month during historic Hillsborough's Last Friday's celebrations. Bakova Gallery is just a short drive from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham NC.

Excellent with teenage students individual art lessons! Very pleased with instruction!read more

Amazing art with so much meaning! I have a small piece from the atlas collection on my desk such an…read moreamazing conversation starter!

From the owner: Cute finds made by local artist Sarah Kern. Original Fine Art, Gifts & more. Located inside…read moreWestside Market Greenville booth 614. Check out my website for gallery locations & event updates.