Had a great time with my 6 and 9 year old kids last week during "dad camp". The Fulton library has…read morea free pass you can check out for up to 4 people which is great but it is otherwise affordable. I would budget at least 2 hours here or as many as 3 if your kids are going to interact with the butterflies and the turtles and do the scavenger hunt as mine did. The indoor exhibit is small but charming and there are a few native species around. The downstairs education center also does a scavenger hunt every month which is really cool. They've done an amazing job of "gamifying" nature/science learning with their points based rewards system and natural objects exchange. We learned a lot about butterflies and caterpillars on our quest. The points thing goes a long way to motivating little ones that may be more skeptical about "learning" experiences and museums. But if you have kids who are more active and will walk, the variety of local trails contained within the nature center is quite nice. I would recommend coming here for adults without kids too for this reason. I heard there were little fairy houses somewhere too here but. I didn't see them. We saw the beaver, a variety of different birds including hawks and owls, and tons of other local animals. It was cool to see how intentional the design was of the outdoor sections and the map they give you at the gift shop/ticket counter is helpful. I also like how they have lots of play areas built in outside for kids to explore in a less structured way. They also have some nice picnic spots. Staff were friendly and helpful. "Feeding" (with the little sugar sticks) the butterflies was fantastic. Even on a hot summer day, I'm super glad we came and if it wasn't so far from where I lived I would attend more regularly/become a member.

We love the CNC! We were members previously, but it has since lapsed. I love the butterfly…read moreencounter it's really quite lovely! It is impossible to visit during the summer months it is just wicked hot and no real place to escape once you start exploring. I'm looking forward to the cooler weather so we can visit again! There is a ton to see and plenty of space to get all the energy out. It really is a beautiful property and I love that it connects to the boardwalk with a walkway! The animals are cute! The beavers are a favorite in our house!

DO NOT let previous reviewer Amber E. mislead you. I am greatly insulted by Amber E's insinuation…read morethat I am the owner of stremhq and that the owner would write their own positive review. The owner would have no need to write such a review because they run an excellent and fun coding program that parents would be happy for their kids to attend and praise highly. I am the previous reviewer Amber E is referencing and I am a real parent and long time yelper with over 250 reviews (vs her 2 negative reviews). Her lack of specifics is highly suspect and perhaps the work of a competitor. Amber E is probably trying to reduce the ratings of a good small business that provides a great computer coding program for the kids. I stand by everything I have said in my review of stremhq. I am in no way even related to the owner of stremhq. I just know we had a great experience with the programs at stremhq vs the other computer coding programs we have attended this summer. Please let's keep Yelp honest and truthful for all.

I contacted this company twice over a two day period by email and I never received a response. My…read moreinquiry was about the extended care option for the morning and afternoon along with the associated fees since they don't have this posted on the website. They never responded. So ,my first impression is not a good one. Sorry!

I had a very disappointing experience with Code Ninjas (Scottsdale location)…read more I enrolled my child in a 3-month bundle and made it clear in person before leaving that I would not be continuing beyond that period. At no point did I agree to an ongoing subscription. Despite this, my card was later placed on auto-billing without my consent, and I was charged nearly $1,000 after the agreed period ended. I have made multiple attempts to resolve this directly via email, and have received no response, which is extremely concerning from a business that was previously very responsive during enrollment. While their program seemed positive initially, the billing practices and lack of communication have been unacceptable. Families should be very cautious and ensure they fully understand (and document) any cancellation terms in writing. I am still seeking a resolution and refund for the unauthorized charges.

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We saw Elise Roche at the roswell art it out center in 2021 for my 15 year old daughter who was…read morefeeling depressed. after a few sessions, she started talking to my daughter about getting on anti depressants without talking to me 1st. Is that even legal? I'm sure antidepressants for some can be life changing and there is a place for them. however, I was very upset how medications were discussed with my daughter without her and I discussing them 1st. I expressed my concern that she needed to talk to me 1st before recommending antidepressants. after my talk and a few more sessions, she basically told me that she couldn't help my daughter and needed to end the sessions. My daughter had formed an attachment to her and felt very abandoned by her. Let's just say, that this was the worst experience with this therapist. I'm so fed up with our system that pushes our kids towards pharmaceutical medications. Happy to say that after her, we saw a more holistic therapist and my daughter is thriving now. Needless to say that I felt like I had to post this review to warn other parents that do your due diligence on picking your child's therapist, interview them extensively and make sure you have shared values.

Great place to have your child attend especially during the summer if they are anti-social. Or…read morefeel like they need to express themselves in an artistic way. They have groups and they also have one on one therapy which is taken outside the box which is easier for your child and for you. All races and genders are accepted you dont feel left out. Im glad I found a place for my child to feel comfortable to speak and open up.

My son loves anything art related and has done a variety of courses here. He's done a couple of…read morewheel throwing, mish mash art, and digital art classes. He smiles every time he comes out of class. Overall I feel like the classes are a great value for the community and all the instructors are so nice and helpful. Highly recommend this place if your child is interested in art!

For being a place for creative oulets, you'd think they'd pick a more creative name than....The Art…read morePlace. But honestly I don't blame them. I think this place has been around since forever, right behind the Mountain View Library. They offer painting, sketching, clay, theatre, and music classes; I tend to find that it's more theatrics than actual drawing classes offered. I've stayed away from acting and music, but they have productions and dinner&shows every season for the public to go to, at $5-$15 per show. The classes are great- but it really depends on your class, really. I've only taken painting, portraiture, and clay, and clay was the worst of them all. Enjoyable? Yes. Would I do it again? No. I don't even remember the instructor's name. My only quip is that for each class, the fees never seem to end. Registration (late or early), actual class fees, baking fees, and oh, the -supplies-! The supplies list never ends, I swear. For pencil portraiture, I thought you bring a pencil and eraser, and a pad. False, it's like 20 different types of pencils, graphite, special erasers left and right, specially bound pads, tissue paper, paper stubs, special ink pens and tips, and oh my god, these things cost a fortune! I just want to draw! Ahem, anyway, the painting guy was ok, but the star of the show is Kip Rogers- after all these years (it's been like 10), I still remember how well he taught his classes and I want to go back, even if this place is about a solid 45 minute drive from where I live now. His class is 95 for first timers and 70 for returners. At that price, it's a freaking steal! (Well, at least for that class....) The Art Place is a special place to me- back when I still drew all over the place, I had been able to be part of some of the shows there, and I appreciated that. You could always walk in and see art from the locals. After all these years, the many of the artists teaching there are still there. Now on to convincing the boyfriend to take these classes with me....

Horrible customer service, refused to cancel membership until I threatened to contact the FTC and…read moreGeorgia consumer support for not following consumer protection laws, Machines are limited which makes for an unwelcoming environment, especially for women. The gym itself is stinky, grimy, and crowded, especially considering I pay a high premium to attend ($40/month for a single gym membership). I complained to the directors about these concerns, after experiencing sexism at the gym, and I didn't get a response until I filed a second complaint and demanded a cancellation. I went in person to cancel and they said they, "Don't do cancellations here and I will be charged through October," (completely illegal by the way).

Beautiful very clean facility and the location is great. I'll recommend this YMCA. I really love…read moreall the equipment and they have an inside track.

The Dunwoody Nature Center is such a peaceful spot. It offers plenty of options -- from walking the…read moretrails to enjoying the picnic areas and playground. It really feels like its own little oasis, perfect for getting your steps in or just taking a moment to unwind. There's also an event center on the property, which makes this a great location if you're planning an indoor/outdoor event with a natural backdrop. Parking is limited, so depending on the time of your visit, you may want to plan ahead. Overall, a beautiful and relaxing escape right in the area.

This place amazing for those with an adventurist spirit. The trails are beautiful and fun to walk…read more They have maps all over to guide you along. We loved the playground in-between the trees. It was very serene and kept my kiddos occupied for an hour. They have friendly people who work there. Friendly faces met us as we walked the trails.

Armann and his crew provided our staff with a day of team building. It was GREAT - engaging and…read morefun. Armann's training gave us the space to get to know each other better and grow as a team. We had such a good time that we almost didn't realize that we were learning. I would highly recommend this training to anyone who is looking to provide their team with some quality staff development.

From the owner: Learning on the Log, a nonprofit organization, provides inclusive, experiential social skills…read moretherapy within recreational settings for children ages 3 to 10 including children with developmental and sensory delays and Autism Spectrum Disorder. With over 675 children served yearly, our Enrichment Preschool, Weekend Activities and Summer Camps include activities such as: hiking, swimming, rock climbing, team sports, tumbling, rafting, obstacle courses, and karate. Our dynamic and engaging staff facilitate fun, interactive birthday parties for small and large groups of children.

I recently took an 8-week "Intro to Drawing" class at Spruill and had a wonderful time! My…read moreinstructor was Thomas Key and I appreciated the way he organized the class. The pace was perfect and I never felt as though we were moving too fast. There were only 4 people in my Sunday afternoon class which allowed plenty of opportunities for him to walk around and help us individually. We also had opportunities to take little snack/bathroom breaks. The building is shared with the library and since that's closed on Sundays, there was usually ample parking. Sometimes there would be a children's performance in the theater near our studio but it was never really disruptive. Although sometimes, there would be less parking spots near the studio entrance on those days. I genuinely enjoyed taking this class at Spruill! I hope to take more classes here in the future and I even told my friends about it. The classes are reasonably priced for the quality of instruction that they offer, and there may be a few need-based scholarships available on their website. I believe there is a donation-based supply closet available to students who are currently enrolled in art classes, but the closet itself is only open during the week. Overall, I think Spruill is a great place hone any craft and I would love to take more classes in the future.

I love this place. They have so many classes to choose from! Definitely check it out but register…read morefast, classes go quick, especially the weekend ones.