Without a doubt, my absolute favorite music store in the country. Their selection of beautiful…read morepianos, knowledgeable and friendly staff, as well as their technicians are amazing.

Fantastic selection of guitars! Taylor, Gibson, Fender, PRS and more! Jason is very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. They also have an experienced Taylor and Fender certified luthier on-site.

Mike Dale is the kind of music teacher you hope your kid gets lucky enough to find. My son worked…read morewith him for several years, and even though he had to pause lessons when high school life got hectic, the skills and confidence he gained with Mike have stuck with him. He's a better musician and a better listener because of it. Mike knows his stuff, but more importantly--he knows how to make music fun. He found the styles that lit my son up and used them as a springboard to gently nudge him into new musical territory. During COVID, Mike didn't skip a beat--he had the online teaching thing dialed in and kept his students learning, engaged, and smiling. His recitals were a blast--not your typical stiff performances, but something that made the kids feel proud and excited to show what they'd learned. If you want a teacher who brings both talent and heart to the table, Mike's your guy.

Mike Dale is a fabulous drum teacher. I've been taking lessons from him for two years, and I drive…read more4 hours from Idaho to take lessons. I've had drum teachers that would teach a certain skill, I'd go home and practice all week, then come back the next weekand the teacher would never mention the previous lesson. I love that Mike teaches in a logical, step-by-step method building upon previously learned lessons. He is always positive and helpful. When I make mistakes while playing he shows how to break it down and slow down until I've perfected the difficult section. He gives positive encouragement and makes me feel like a Rockstar!

I started taking my 1st born to this daycare back in 2017 when it was under another owner and name…read more"Skool Days". She attended full time until she started kindergarten yet continues to attend during school breaks and during summer break. I can't say enough good things about them. As a mom who is also a pediatric nurse, the decision to put my children in daycare was very difficult, but I don't regret it. My 1st born could say her alphabet at 2 years of age, and has built long lasting friendships and have continued out side of daycare even though she doesn't go to the same school as her friends. I was nervous when I had my 2nd child because the daycare had changed to cadence academy with a different director and new staff since my 1st was a baby. Yet they have continued to provide quality care. My now almost 2 year old loves going to daycare everyday. She adores Miss Kathy and runs to her class room in the morning excited to play. Yes kids are kids and they do get hurt or scratched but that can also happen under any parent's supervision. We're human, but the staff and director Maria have always been caring and responsible about calling/reporting any injury's. Even those injury's that I wouldn't have even thought twice about, because again they're kids, they get hurt and they hurt each other that's life. If you are looking for a caring daycare that your children will love this is it.

My time with Cadence Academy only lasted nine months, but it felt like there were constant…read morecommunication issues--both between the staff and me, and even between the director and their own teachers. More than once, my child came home with scratches on their face from other kids, and no one told me what happened. Sometimes, it seemed like the staff didn't even know. As a parent, that was unsettling. I shouldn't have to chase down basic information about my child's well-being. It started to shake my trust in the school, but the director reassured me that things would get better and even promised that if anything like this happened again, they'd be more than willing to share video footage. But after I started bringing up concerns, I noticed a shift in how I was treated. The teachers were still good with my child, but I felt like they started ignoring me--cold stares, no greetings, just an overall weird vibe. It gave me the impression that speaking up wasn't actually welcome, despite being told otherwise. Then another incident happened, and once again, no one informed me. So I asked to see the video footage, just like they had promised. This time, though, the director completely backtracked and told me I'd need a court order to access it. That response made me feel misled--like their original promise wasn't genuine. And then, later that same day, they abruptly un-enrolled my child. When I asked why, their corporate office claimed that I had 'physically intimidated' the director by closing the door and using profanity. That honestly felt like a complete misrepresentation of what actually happened. Yes, I asked to speak with the director about why I wasn't being informed when my child got hurt. Yes, I closed the door so we could talk privately. And yes, I sat in a chair across from the director's desk, frustrated but advocating for my child. At no point did I intimidate anyone, yell, or use profanity. It felt to me like they framed the situation in a way that justified their decision instead of addressing the real issue--their lack of communication and accountability. In the end, them unenrolling my child turned out to be a blessing in disguise. I've since found a preschool that actually feels organized and makes an effort to keep me informed when incidents happen. Would I recommend Cadence Academy to other parents? Absolutely not. In my experience, they made it seem like they encouraged parental involvement, but when concerns were raised, it felt more like passive hostility than real action. To me, they seemed short-staffed, disorganized, and unwilling to make real improvements--just a lot of empty promises. This is purely my personal experience and how I felt about my time at Cadence Academy. I understand that others may have had different experiences, but I can only speak to what I personally went through and how it appeared to me. My thoughts and impressions are based on what I observed and how I felt as a parent navigating these situations.

This is an amazing place and the staff is just welcoming and a warm place if you need a good…read moredaycare for your kid

Our kids LOVE Young Scholar's. This is our second year of Pre-K and we couldn't be happier. All the…read moreteachers are incredible to our children. We love the different activities and programs, as well as the individual attention they give to each student. We highly recommend Young Scholar's Academy!

I love it here! The teachers are amazing and my kids love every one of them! The director is…read moreawesome and always so helpful when questions or concerns come up. I would recommend to anyone with any age kids!

Amazing staff, consistently stellar evidence of their educational approach, which is part social…read moreand part creative- evidence from my daughter's communication and her creative behaviors that came partly from the school curriculum and partly from her interactions with her classmates and teachers. I'm truly astounded by the level of quality and passion. My daughter has grown up with signing time and other active learning curriculum and I was worried that her experience in preschool might not build effectively on it. There was no reason to worry. I was an utter wreck picking up my daughter on her last day of school (due to moving). She didn't seem sad, she's 4. I've grown to trust all the fantastic people here over the years and it was so tough to part ways. Thanks everyone. I can't express it properly. Special thank you to Karla and Sarah!

Positively outrageous customer service!!! I am very…read moreimpressed with Emily. She was so helpful, and so very patient with me when I was trying to make a decision. Their selection of the instrument I was looking for was very impressive. Summerhays in Orem will always be the place to go for me.

the grumpy old man in the repair shop is such a jerk. he's never heard of customer service in his…read morelong, sad, probably lonely life and spoke to us very condescendingly, like we were 5 year olds. i would not give them my business. go to bert murdock instead

I could not love this school more. We have two children enrolled. One in 3rd and one in 7th. They…read morehave both blossomed at the Elizabeth Academy. They look forward to school every day. I am impressed that they are learning Biology, Geometry, Geography and not just math and science. They are specific in the field they are studying. They take intriguing field trips that we talk about for weeks. The educational experience is very integrated. They love helping their peers and getting to know the children who are younger and older. Children are respectful and quiet. They are fully absorbed in the learning experience. We have been at the Elizabeth Academy for 3 years now and I only wish we had found out about it sooner. I wish all children could have an educational experience that is as magical as the Elizabeth Academy. In response to the two other reviews... My daughter who is in seventh grade has muscular dystrophy. She was a new student in sixth grade and was heavily encouraged to return in seventh grade. She, in particular, loves the school. For the first time in her life she is not the only child who is different. She is one of two children at the school with a severe physical disability there are also several children with profound mental disabilities. There are many, many children with mild disabilities of varying types. I know that some of these children are there on scholarship and I have seen them return year after year. The school tries to accommodate therapies within the school day. We have been at several schools in two different states. I have never had an educational experience with my children as good as the Elizabeth Academy. I think they do a fantastic job.

My child has been a student at Elizabeth Academy since they were 3 years old and are now in the 3rd…read moregrade. They have thrived being in the Elizabeth Academy program. The confidence in learning is so evident. They were able to spot a reading difficultly in my child and intervened early and now my child is thriving in reading! Something that I really prize is how the program leads to my child being kind and caring for others. The joy they have in helping the younger children by reading to them, spotting the classmate that doesn't have someone sitting by them and how excited they are to tell me about helping a fellow classmate with a difficult lesson.

My daughter has participated in their company MDT. I absolutely can not recommend this company…read more They are very difficult to work with. When you ask the director to call you back it takes her months and the service is horrible. It is also very expensive with no refunds. I'd look around before having my child participate in these programs

I don't even know where I first heard of Copa but my daughter begged for a chance to sing dance and…read moreact all in one place. The program is quite expensive but they have scholarships available. It runs about 400 a month, 6 hours a week, on a one-year contract. There are also incidentals like costumes, dancewear and t-shirts. There's also a mandatory tour in the summer that will run you about $1,200. My daughter knew no one when she first began but every single time I dropped her off she radiated with excitement. She never once complained about her teachers or her classmates. She made lifelong friends and her talent blossomed. She auditioned with a self tape and halfway through the year, I had her sing the same song that she auditioned with. The difference was night and day. COPA is not just an after-school party. The teachers and curriculum are demanding and the care that they take with these kids couldn't be more professional. My daughter learned so much during her year there and we would have loved to continue except that the commute was killing us. If they ever decide to put a Copa in Park City before my daughter goes to college, we would re-sign in a heartbeat!