We went there for my daughter's early birthday celebration + a friend joined, while on vacation…read morehere in Santa Rosa Beach and I can't even begin to tell you how fun it was! First you grab a shirt, then you grab a tray, then you figure out which art project you want to do. Once that's done, you go to the counter and tell the girl. She gets you all set up with your canvas, your paints and your instructions! They have a drying station so that you can dry your art in between the different stages. I would highly recommend and I would go back in a heartbeat! I think our total for 2 paintings was $54, so it's not a terrible price when you consider how much you have to work with! It's perfect for anyone who enjoys crafting and painting! Oh and they have take-home kits. Take home kits were $28 each but you get everything in them!

What a great idea for kids! Took my kids here as I thought it would be a good rainy day activity…read more Apparently everyone else had the same idea. We came on a Monday morning not knowing it would be crowded and were quoted a 45-60 minute wait. The art studio is upstairs and there is only space for a handful of families to be up there at a time. We got on the list and waited until it was our turn to go upstairs. It did end up being about that long. The staff here were super friendly and helpful with explaining everything. They provide smocks to wear and all of the supplies you need. They have a variety of projects to pick from. The price range of the projects seems to be about $10-$35 dollars. My son we had do the cheapest one because I knew he wouldn't take it very seriously and was just trying to occupy him. I let my daughter do one of the small canvases which I believe were $28 because I knew she would take it seriously. She picked the unicorn canvas and loved doing it. They give you the instructions on how to do the project and things to trace so it is easier for the younger kids. She loved it and my kids were entertained for over an hour. I would defintley come again and I know my daughter already wants to come back.

I mean they a little strict on the dress code other than that seems like pretty chill ppl and the…read moreeducation is good and the kids there are chill and cool and nice add me on fortnite btw - capt augg

RBCS seemed like a quality school - their admissions…read moredepartment made me feel welcome and made the school seem excellent academically. However, I had three problems: 1. The talent development program (presented as special education) is not special education. The instructors don't need to have education degrees and get on-the job training and seminars on specific general education topics. The only difference I saw is smaller class size (yay) and slower speed: they use the same material as other schools but go slower. The students didn't seem to get other resources including no sustained reading specialist intervention (it's only a short term intervention if staff feels it'll help). 2. Responsiveness to concerns: several administrators dismissed our educational concerns, asking us to trust their process. But their process involved much less actual educational teaching than other area schools. 3. Discipline: admissions stressed that their discipline system hasn't changed in 50 years. It showed. The system in elementary school involves a dozen or so red-letter items (in the blood of Jesus) and a similar number of black-letter (sinful) items. The discipline system is absolutely equated with moral/ Christ-like behavior. Children are frequently admonished about their "red" or "black" behavior. Lots of kids show anxiety about this. A lot of parents stated concern. My kid had daily issues over this to the point of needing medical intervention. The problems resolved when we switched schools. This was one experience - it may fit well for others. But I recommend asking lots of very specific questions before choosing RBCS.

I loved this college. The teachers were amazing. Dr. Mcarthur was the reason i thought of becoming…read moreq nurse and now am a graduated BSN RN working on a cardiac IMCU unit.

A totally wonderful experience. Lots of friendly, reassuring hands-on help. I made a resin…read morecharcuterie board, a small rectangular one as I really want to hang it rather than use it as intended. My limited creativity still delivered a very nice piece. Using completely different materials and techniques was a great learning experience. If you make a charcuterie board tiny glitter is available to enhance your piece. Two of my fellow participants added it to their handiwork, and it really enhanced their pieces. Must pick up the next day so factor that into your plans. I considered doing a crushed glass piece too but it seemed beyond my creative skills. Some of the crushed glass pieces are easier than others. Separately, they had some commissioned work being done and the skills of the staff are simply amazing. Would definitely try this again. Well worth the cost.

Booked & went on a rainy day during our vacation. So much fun! Easy to book online, lots of…read morevariety to choose from. Directions were given & we were given free range to get creative. Staff was super helpful giving direction & suggestions on our projects. A bit pricey, but hey... it's vacation & all about making memories that last!

After moving to the area in April I originally had my beautiful daughter Violet put into another…read moredaycare in the area. After a couple weeks I noticed some things I wasn't crazy about the original daycare so we found an opening at the Wright Daycare and switched. I absolutely love this daycare and I am very sad about my daughter going to school in the future because she would spend less time at the daycare. The minute we open the door the owner Mrs. Fawn immediately makes my daughter a breakfast and greets my daughter. She also sits down with my daughter when she gets upset with mom having to leave and go to work. We also enjoy her teacher is Miss Lisa in this LJ. When I come to pick up my daughter she is very excited to come home with me but also sad because she has to leave her daycare and her friends. I also appreciate that the teacher Miss Lisa let's my daughter help out around the daycare and feel like that is a positive influence on my daughter, her behavior has improved greatly since starting this daycare. I give this daycare an A+ five star rating and would recommend it to anyone who asked. We are excited to also start VPK this year in August and in the future my daughter will use this to daycare for a before and after care while in school. I can't recommend this daycare enough!

Child turned evil when I decided on this daycare. My 2 year old turned disrespectful and back…read moretalks. Childcare network may seem expensive but my child was more behaved than this. I am going back to them even if it breaks my bank account each week.

Easy to find location. Relaxing atmosphere. Great selection of items to work with. Our instructor,…read moreJenell, was very knowledgeable and helpful. I'm a local & will definitely be back.

We came here as this is a great activity for the kids (and adults) whether the weather is good or…read morebad. We were able to make a reservation just the day before online, but this availability may vary during more peak seasons. We were there during the shoulder season. The kids class (Shard Shop Original Art Class) is really reasonably priced and they had a blast creating their own piece of art! Strange, but their only other location is in New Orleans. We showed up on time for our appointment and did not feel rushed. There was one party leaving and another party was there with us, so my kids had their own table full of supplies. They have sample you can base your art off of, or you can freestyle it. Everything was included! Note that it takes a little over 24 hours for your art to cure so don't plan this the day before or the day you are leaving the area. They can always mail it to you, but there is a cost associated and it's more fun to pick it up yourself.

"Do the best you can, with what you can, while you can, and success is inevitable."…read more~Steve Maraboli, Unapologetically You - It's back to real estate class to prepare for my state real estate exam! I've always come at real estate from an investor's point of view, and I know how to do that pretty well, but this adds to the dimensions of my thinking. Having been a teacher of sorts, I can tell you that Brian is an outstanding teacher, and his materials are top notch. It doesn't hurt that I already read the book and that I won't be satisfied unless I get a perfect score. If you are going to do something, do it right.

Simple campus by Hurlburt Air Force Base. It's convenient, good classes, and teachers were…read morewonderful to learn from and work with.