Today, I visited the CCA AgWorks and toured their facilities for soilless farming, which was…read moreamazing to say the least! I'm so impressed by the farming they are doing and hands-on learning opportunities they are giving to children in the area. The AgWorks facility is handicap accessible and they sell their food to local restaurants and businesses, so children get exposure to soilless farming AND business. Not only do the farming techniques for aquaphonics and hydroponics sustain the "crops", the solar panels on the building provide enough energy to power the lab. This place was a completely hidden gem.

My first experience at the Carlisle Arts Learning Center was seeing Dr. Eliseo Rosario's…read morephotography art show. The last time I was inside this building was at a quaint French restaurant called the California Cafe. The former Carlisle pediatrician, now photographer, is capturing striking examples of the area, animals, and nature in his art show at the Carlisle Arts Learning Center. My favorite photo is the capture of the majestic eagle. Dr. Rosario's art show ends August 2. Free parking on Saturday at the Comfort Inn parking lot across the street from CALC. No admission fee to view current exhibits at the Carlisle Arts Learning Center.

A beautifully art filled hall. Lots of inspiration and peace. Bought a couple of pieces as gifts…read moreduring the holiday season that were reasonably priced as well as much more appreciated since they were hand crafted items. The staff was very nice and informative, but not hovering. During a second visit, their display on the second floor was very educational regarding historical facts about the areas minority situations and happenings. Looking forward to returning again in the near future and perhaps taking a class at some point hopefully. Highly recommend a stop in next time your in Carlisle.

New to The area, I decided to try a class. It was a lot of fun. Karen is very helpful and…read moreknowledgable. I have been back twice now and love everything i make.

Temple University Harrisburg is located downtown right in Strawberry Square across from Bagel…read moreLovers. I had NO idea it's been there for over 30 years. From the outside, you'd think this was just a building to come and ask questions about Temple University (main campus) but it's actually a full-service university (class rooms and all lol) . It's really spacious and very up to date with it's look. CASA students take classes here because they have way more than enough space. They offer flexible freshman and transfer programs - super convenient for anyone who has credits If you're ever in the area you should definitely check it out!

Wonderful place for you or your child to take art lessons. Laura is a talented teacher and artist…read more She has special programs for Homeschool students.

Mrs. Chey, the esthetician teacher, is the best. She took time to explain techniques thoroughly and…read morein different ways so that everyone understood. She created a supportive learning environment that made me feel comfortable asking questions. Because of her, I graduated feeling prepared and confident in my skills as an esthetician.

Mrs Chey the esthetician teacher is probably one of the worst teachers i've ever had in my life…read more Not only did she not teach anything, she made it very difficult to be in the school environment. she sexually harassed me and spoke about her personal sex life often. She made no effort to provide helpful information to study for state board while most of my class sat and did NOTHING the last month of school. She would hit her vape in the school but then penalize her own students for doing the same thing. Mrs Chey also made it very clear she has favorites. She told me from the beginning of the year she doesn't like people with "friends" who come in together and ever since that she isolated me. She made me feel i wasn't welcome. Not only are the teachers awful, the school itself is disgusting. The towels are not cleaned properly and full of bacteria that caused my skin to had significant problems. I now have to see a dermatologist often because of how nasty the school was and my skin is suffering. i advise any inspiring estheticians to avoid this school at ALL COST.

When 5 dads working the grill at the football concession stand tell you "you need to call Daryl at…read moreShepherd's", you listen to the five dads. Daryl was amazing to work with. He is patient, calm, confident, and reassuring. And even though he and I coordinated to start my son's lessons, after that first one he made my son "adult" by scheduling the rest of his lessons and I appreciated that immensely. I'm typing this from the passenger seat because my son just passed his test on the first try, so needless to say, we are thrilled with the work Daryl did. Those dads were not wrong and we are all glad we listened!

Shout out to Shepherd's Driver Consulting! Our son passed his driver's license exam on the first…read moretry. Mr. Shepherd worked with him to help him get more comfortable being on the road as well as the highway. He was very supportive and encouraging throughout the process. We'll be contacting him again when it's our daughter's turn for driving lessons. We highly recommend.

The staff at Huntington was very focused on preparing my son for the SAT exam, and they worked very…read moremethodically with him. He is much more confident after his preparation with the staff at Huntington, and his score got him into his first choice college! The owner and tutors are always helpful, and they care about the students improving not only their scores, but also their confidence!

Extremely Impatient, disrespectful, and impolite. If you are trying to get information about their…read moreservices, they will put on hold or literally talk to you for a bit and hang up on your face. I do not recommend them at all.