Loving these classes. So knowledgeable and so professional. I feel better after each class ,…read morebecause I've had some fun and learned something useful. Fellow students are also high quality and willing to encourage each other. Quite the value for the money.

From the owner: Models Melange - Tucson Model Group has assisted the modeling and acting careers of new, fresh…read morelocal talent in achieving success in their professional endeavors. With placement of models and talent in New York, Los Angeles, Milan, and Paris, there is no better way to discover your modeling or talent potential than an evaluation by Models Melange - Tucson Model Group. Finding a way to enter the exciting and glamorous world of professional fashion modeling, film and television acting, commercial acting or the performing arts of singing and dancing can be a daunting task. Models Melange - Tucson Model Group was formed in 1992 for the expressed purpose of assisting new talent and fresh faces break into the professional modeling, acting and talent industries. For over thirty years, owner/director Janet Ryan has been at the forefront of the local, national and international modeling and talent industries. As a model/actress, Janet has appeared in numerous print advertisements, television c

I'm a freelance photographer and was looking, for an experimental work on portraits, after 2 or 3…read moredifferent models so I contacted Barbizon. It took them about 10 days to send me an email with few pictures of their models. I asked for an appointment and met with Amanda Shea, the agency's director on the 22nd of May. We agreed on 2 models with whom I was willing to work, the price and all other issues. She was supposed contacting me the same day which she didn't. I sent her an email a week later to which she didn't reply. I called her 2 days later and she told me again she was going to contact me very soon. I contacted her again on 24th of June and had the same answer. Rude and unprofessional. MD

Wow... This place…read morewas recommended to me and I was told they are "good." But they can't even return my phone calls. I don't understand how someone who can't return my phone calls is good. To me that's pretty bad service. Definitely not good.

This is a nice intimate atmosphere in which you can see small local productions and support their…read moremission. My only complaint is that we sat in a couple seats where we were looking at the back of the performers 75 percent of the time. It may have been the type of production but it didn't work for me.

Update: Still an easy 5 stars. First night back in a theater venue in months and we got to spend…read moreit in LTW's gorgeous new main stage theater in their new building on FtLowell. It's freaking amazing! This is professional theater with an approachable community feel. Did I mention the new theater? It has awfully adjustable stage capable of in the round or whatever else these theatrical geniuses dream up! They also have a separate youth theater! Can't say enough about this place! Check it out!

I went in for some oils. when i entered i was asked if i wanted an astrology reading, ofc i did it…read more i wasn't informed before it would cost money so at the end i was surprised to be paying $40. it was a good reading. but next time, maybe let the customer know it's a paid service before it's done

From the moment I stepped through the door, I felt positive energy and a sense of peace. The shop…read moreis beautifully curated, with an incredible selection of crystals, tarot cards, incense, candles, spiritual books and more. There is something for everyone, whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting your metaphysical journey - it is welcoming for everyone. I attended their day of the dead vendor event and really enjoyed it. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely passionate about what they do. The store also offers a variety of workshops and events, which is fantastic for those looking to deepen their spiritual practice or connect with like-minded people. I also love the surprise gift you can get when you spend $40. Whether you're shopping for a gift, exploring new spiritual practices, or simply in need of a peaceful space to browse and reflect, The Ninth House is the place to go. I left feeling balanced and grounded. Highly recommend!

Great place to learn about art as a beginner OR a long term artist. New mediums, now ideas, and…read moreGREAT company! It's a fabulous Tucson creative community!

Our experience at The Drawing Studio has been amazing. My boy and my girl have become regulars,…read moreattending all the seasonal art camps . . . and they have a blast. My oldest has also attended several workshops. The Drawing Studio has truly become a home away from home. The director, staff, and all the instructors are fantastic. And, the best part . . . THE ART. My kids are creating amazing little masterpieces and actually selling some of them. Wow!! Side Note: I noticed a couple of bad reviews. I will not discount their experience as I am not them, but I find it hard to believe based on our three years of extensive workshops, camps, and interactions. I am giving 5 BIG STARS without hesitation and highly recommend The Drawing Studio for artists of all ages!

My first time doing something like this and it was a little scary at first but thanks to Dave for…read moremaking me feel very secure and comfortable and very thorough with his question procedure to ensure he's providing exactly what I need great place and if you want someone trustworthy again highly recommend Dave I know it can be scary just going in with not knowing I had a great first experience and will definitely be back!

I would not recommend this school. Some professors are absolutely wonderful and genuinely care…read moreabout students but others shouldn't be teaching. Chinese medicine is supposed to be about healing, compassion, and supporting people, yet I didn't feel that some professors reflected those values. The school keeps creating new policies that directly affect students and some of those policies weren't even reflected in the student handbook that is online. They have a new testing policy that hurts individualized feedback. Students can't personally review their graded exams or even see the specific questions they missed. Instead, there seems to be a huge focus on protecting the school's test bank because of concerns that students might write down questions after exams. We all have to take national board exams anyway, its frustrating that learning from mistakes didn't seem to receive the same emphasis. They are accusing students of cheating, because of writing notes after the test has been submitted... the mental gymnastics that are done to validate not allowing students to receive individualized feedback on tests is bazaar. My experience also left me feeling that the school was more focused on recruiting and retaining students than I expected. If you're thinking about enrolling, ask detailed questions about the current policies, especially the testing policies, accommodations, and get the answers in writing. The communication is poor with the faculty and admin. Once you are in, it's a different game. They are really having a hard time recruiting. Sadly, even with the new business owner, the illogical policies are still seeping through. I do really hope the new business owner eventually takes better charge. After all, this is a for profit school and the students are what keeps the school funded, so they should focus more on student success. Oh, and don't rely only on what's posted online because policies can change without them being documented. Looking back, I would have chosen a different school.

SABAHA home show is always a good time for me and my girls. For many years we have spent the day…read morewalking the floor talking to vendors and listening to sales pitches. If nothing else they learned to spot BS quick. They learned how to ask questions and compare opinions and hear different business sell the same products. Best thing in 2026 is the kids market. I think that is a brilliant idea to encourage young kids to become entrepreneurs. Be careful they will get all your money if you have a heart.

The SAHBA home show is a convention that takes place in Tucson twice a year, once in spring and…read moreonce in fall, featuring products and vendors to help improve your home, patio, or pool. The cost for admission does seem a bit high for something of this nature at $8/person, but there are on-demand coupons printable online for $2 off admission. It seems odd to me that they'd even have a coupon for a convention, why not just make the admission price $6/person? The ballroom and convention floor were packed with vendors and with people, even early in the morning. So a good strategy might be to look over the map online first and highlight what vendors you'd like to see. Some personal highlights from the 2012 Spring show include: -Canyon Pondscapes, a great way to use rainwater harvesting not only for watering your garden but also adding in a water feature (RainXchanage). -The Solar Store, a solar installer that has been in business for 15 years and is very knowledgeable about the product. - EMMCo, HVAC contractors who also specialize in tankless water heaters.