Instructors are great... and very patient. Every day we go thru change things up. Great place for…read morethe kids to get their energy out safely.

My kid asked for a ninja party so I booked a party package. The workers are nice but they are…read moreunderstaffed and overwhelmed by back to back parties. The party the I ordered and confirmed over the phone was not what I received. Nowhere for guests to place presents so my kids presents got mixed with other parties and vice versa. I'm happy to discuss this with owner if he or she wants more details.

My daughter has danced under the tutelage of this group of teachers and Director for 6 years. One…read moreof the reasons we joined the studio was because it was conveniently located 2 blocks from our home. Now as it transitions from Mass Motion Dance North to Bosoma School of Dance, and is changing locations to Hamilton, which is not so close, I am more than happy to bring my daughter to the new location. I would follow Katherine almost anywhere. She creates a warm and nurturing atmosphere for the dancers, and the technique and choreography is unlike any we have seen at any other studio. If you have the opportunity, bring your kids in for a trial lesson, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: BoSoma School of Dance (BSD), formerly Mass Motion Dance North, has offered quality dance education…read moresince 2010 to ages three through eighteen. Owner and Director, Katherine Hooper, brings her twenty years of teaching experience to Hamilton and Manchester-by-the-Sea, offering a space for students to learn the art and technique of dance, to nurture their passion for dance, and to learn how to think in a creative way. Our dedicated faculty is made up of BoSoma Dance Company dancers and professionals that have achieved or are working towards a degree in dance. BSD's programs are designed to accommodate all ages and abilities. All students, whether in the recreational or intensive program, will be closely monitored throughout the year to make sure that they are in the appropriate level and program. Our annual program focuses on learning core technique and terminology, challenging the mind/body connection through movement, as well as improvisation and choreography.

Kathy and the crew are awesome. I learned how to ride with Kathy when I was about 12 yrs old. I am…read morenow 65. She taught me English and Western riding. I was able to attend horse shows with her and had the most positive experiences. Love ya Kathy. It's a family at the farm. MeriEllen from Massachusetts and now NH.

As we all get older, we create bucket lists. My wife and I sat down and put together a bucket list…read more One of her items which she considered to be a simple one was for us to go horseback riding. She had been horseback riding as a kid and really wanted to relive that experience with me. I on the other hand had never been on a horse before. I didn't want to tell her that I was feeling nervous or that I had some concerns about getting on a horse. But I did tell the lady who owns the farm privately and she helped me get comfortable. She helped select the horses from my wife and I, and although my wife had experienced as a child, the owner stated our older bodies are much different now and she picked a nice gentle horse for my wife and I. She took extra time to show me how to properly sit on the horse, keep my feet in the stirrups and hold onto the reins. In talking with friends they explained at most farms you normally get led by a human being around the circle a couple of times and that's horseback riding. At Spring Tide Farm they took us out and we rode the horses! The owner was a patient woman who was so kind to her animals as well as us humans. She explained she's been doing this for 50 years and the horses are like her children. She explained that her love for horses, not only extends to her horses, but those that she boards. The time seem to fly by, my wife and I had a great experience together. Time for the next thing on our list.

Poor staffing. The National Inventors Hall of Fame markets this as being staffed by "Local…read moreeducators", which led me to believe there would be teaching & instruction based on age group. it was straight chaos, kids crammed in a cafeterias with 6-10 at a table, young teens "staffing" it, and a sensory overload for noise, lack of structure and guidance. take your $300+ elsewhere. we never saw any inventing. It was like the daily newsletter from them was coming from a completely different camp.

Could not recommend this "Camp". Here is what we experienced with our 8 year old son…read more -One week before camp, changed location from Middle School to a Church and moved times from 9:00am-3:30pm to 8:00am-2:30am. -Church was old and small. Meeting place had kids sitting on a dirty looking rug. -Leader-My 13 year old son said she sounded like some of his stern, firm, teachers from school. We all immediately felt sorry for our 8 year old. Not a welcoming first impression. -Lunch- Children had to sit on the parking lot asphalt to eat lunch even though 3 large tables were in the Church. The workers used the tables. -Unqualified looking assistants-There were 3 women and several middle school/high school aged assistants. Seriously doubt they had much training in STEM subjects. -Materials-Parents and child were encouraged to gather recyclables from home for use at Camp. The $240 fee should cover materials. -Last minute schedule change again. Extended until Friday. Not considerate of parents schedule. Overall, not professional and more like a daycare program. Did not meet our expectations at all. We pulled our son out after day one. Lesson learned. I will spread the word. Avoid it! Research your area Camps. It might be different than what we experienced.

Both of my children have gone to Cedar Street Kids and I cannot imagine sending them anywhere else,…read moreespecially when they were babies. Joelle and Meri give wonderful care and will love your children like their own. For new parents especially, Cedar St. Kids takes the anxiety out of leaving your child with someone else. Both of my kids were always happy to go to daycare and my daughter (now in pre K) still asks about Aunty Jo! Joelle helped us out with our first when we were both working longer hours and the flexibility was greatly appreciated. Your children will be safe, loved, and happy here.

Cedar Street Kids is by far the best daycare in town. They are so compassionate and caring. My son…read moreasks to go to daycare on the weekends. The hours are great, and they are always flexible with changes. As a teacher they were one of the only places to allow an early drop in. I could not imagine my son anywhere else. I highly recommend Cedar Street.

Inclusive environment that makes all campers feel nurtured. They are allowed to be themselves and…read morehave fun. Many campers love it so much they go on to become LITs, CITs and even counselors.

I went to Rotary this summer and last summer. I love all the counselors there. The pond there is…read morecalled Stiles pond. I love Rotary!