I'd give 0 stars if I could. The owner Geri gave me the…read morehardest time about getting a refund or even store credit, offering at home kits even though we are under a freeze warning! I had to demand I get the credit because I requested 4 days in advance. I was looking to get the full experience, not to pay $40 per person to do it at home. Find another location to go to. Not a friendly owner.

We had a birthday celebration for our friend at this location. The instructor had the good tunes…read moregoing and the atmosphere was relaxed and fun. The party was on the weekend and in the evening so parking wasn't too bad. There are several restaurants to dine at and a liquor store in the same shopping center if you want to pick up your choose of drinks before painting or eat first. It is BYOB and you are allowed to bring snacks in though. We had an absolute blast even though painting is clearly not any of my groups calling in life. The turtle was considered one of the harder paintings and it really was a lot. If you haven't been to Painting with a Twist yet, you need to try it soon! It's so much fun.

Love School of Rock Clear Lake. Individualized lessons as well as group practice with performances…read morein real venues. My daughter has so much fun. Friendly nurturing staff. Feels like family.

SOR is a great place for children to grow musically but even more so to develop confidence for…read moreimportant parts of life such as: performing in front of a group, working as a team - sometimes leading and sometimes following a leader, learning self discipline, breaking down problems into small pieces to solve large problems - like a large challenging piece of music. SOR has had a very positive impact on our family thanks to EJ, Jeremy and the rest of the fantastic staff.

I can't believe this place hasn't been rated yet! I came with my husband, my mom, and my…read moredaughters. We had so much fun! They have a huge selection of ceramics to paint. You choose one and the price on it includes the studio time and all the paint you need. You leave it, they fire it and you come and pick it back up at a later date. My husband and I had so much fun we're going for a date day today. I will take some pictures and add them later. Highly recommend!

Re: STEM program, engineering The professors do not care…read moreabout the students and most are not good teachers. They expect the students should know engineering when they enroll. The professors do not allow the students to have conversations with them. They scold and blow them off. Is there a financial incentive for the professors to fail students so they have to enroll and pay for classes again? These narcissist professors are failures at the expense of highly capable students being poorly taught by them. I am so angry and disapointed. They are unprofessional at best. I want to file a complaint with Texas Higher Education and find a way to get the word out about this institution. Attend University of Houston. Their grading scale is more reasonable, and you can talk with your professors!

I was trying to think of something to say about UH. Let me think.... UHHHHHH. Sorry, can't think of…read moreanything. Now my mind, like a crystal lake, is becoming more Clear. I guess my mind is now a Clear Lake. So let's continue. The main reason we spent a lot of time on this campus is because this is where Barbie has done a lot of her long marathon distance type running. They host a lot of runs here on this beautiful wooded campus and it has so much greenery that it's pretty amazing to be honest. Definitely one of the prettiest campuses in the Houston area, and they have a hell of a lot of greenery which is just gorgeous. Better than having blue-ery anyway.

Great place to see wildlife and they offer classes like kayaking…read more Other events include bringing an artifact. You can book kid nature events and there are classrooms. Plenty of parking, water stations and bathrooms. Free admission and they accept donations. Also, volunteers are welcomed. They will train you. Guides are nice and very knowledgeable about the nature center and also Pearland Recreation Center.

This is one of our favorite spots in Pearland. It's absolutely free and great for kids of all ages…read more The staff here are so friendly and knowledgeable. They have education programs all year along for the kids. Outside, there is a long path to walk/run around. Amazing for when it's cooler outside. There are plenty of wildlife to look for and take pictures of. There is so much to do on the inside! They have little puzzles and activities for the kids to do, that gets rotated around a lot so the kids won't get bored. They added a new gigantic computer screen with matching and finding animal games. There is a small pond of 2 alligators and a few display cases of animals, reptiles, and fish. There is a magnetic board to build birds and a coloring station that turns your artworks into animation! They just added a toddler/baby corner with toys and a toddler size tunnel to crawl through. Overall, what a great place to have in the heart of pearland.

This is a cute little coffee shop. There were ladies at a table just hanging out and…read morecoloring/drawing. A couple out on the back porch talking and a couple in the lounge area when we got there. It's definitely a chill spot. They gift shop area is so cute and has lots of fun stuff from whimsical decor to notebooks to skeeter repellent for your own porch. It's very cute! I got the fall special Caramel Pecan Hollow. It's very coffee forward and i normally like that but this coffee is a bit on the tangy side. Some people like that but it's not my cups of tea, or should I say coffee. The quiche had a good flavor but since it was rewarded in a microwave it was kind of soggy. I highly recommend a toaster oven to rewarm. It would be superb then. My sister got the banana bread late. It was good but again. The coffee itself is a tangy coffee so she said it tasted old to her. The cashier and the barista were really sweet and both welcomed us and told us to have a good day with smiles. This has been a coffee spot on my must visit list and I'm glad I made it out.

Cute little coffee shop! There's chairs outside to sit, a couple chairs inside, and even swing egg…read morechairs. They do have a drive thru, merch, and handmade wind chimes, soaps, jewelry and so much more. Sadly I was not impressed with the customer service as they were bickering amongst each other. The menu also was impossible to find online. They don't have many crafted drinks so it leaves you to craft your own, a little daunting to those who don't know much about coffee. I ordered a decaf coffee for my husband and was charged for a latte (sugar free syrup was a $1 extra crazy!) up charged for half and half plus dairy free options. I had to ask for an extra shot of espresso in my drink (paradise on earth) even though I ordered half sweet it was still sweet. Parking is hard to come by there 3 regular spots and 1 handicap. There's things that can be improved but it's a decent coffee place. Personally wouldn't recommend

St. Clare is a great school. The family centered vibes are amazing, and we have enjoyed being a…read morepart of their community. They have new leadership which has helped transform this school into a hidden gem in the Clear Lake area. I would definitely recommend taking a tour and seeing if it is a good fit for you.

I got bullied and I told the teachers and they did nothing about it. last year was my grad and we…read moredid absolutely nothing because the school was to lazy to organise things. My cousin is graduating this year and they have a Photo Booth and they have a great place to hang out this is so annoying.

Group Studying with classmates. We met on the first floor near the piano room…read more There is a lot of room to meet with your peers

Beside the Underground Satellite, this is another place to come chill and grab a bite to eat. It's…read moreone of their newer building so the interiors are quite modern. It's located across from the Hilton College and also near the M.D. Anderson Library. The lower level has Starbucks, the Barnes Noble bookstore, and an entertainment room with pool tables, ping pong, bowling, and refreshments. You can sit and chill at the stairs and they have plugs for charging. The first level has Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, Freshi, McDonald's, Shasta's' Cones, and a convenience shop. There are also ATM machines from Chase and some others. There are various seating areas with couches and tables. There is a piano if anyone know how to play can feel free to. It's not too noisy here but during lunch time, be expected to be in a long line at any of the food places. If you bring your own lunch then there are microwaves by Starbucks, downstairs.