This school is great or terrible depending on what you are looking for in a school. It has one of…read morethe best educational programs I've ever seen, with teachers with doctorates and extensive experience in their field. Their curriculum includes Latin, Drama, Humane Letters, and Multivariable calculus. The unfortunate part is the school's emphasis on the Catholic faith. Most of the students belong to the school's overseer, People of Praise, and have known each other all their lives. This is very hard for a child outside the faith to come into. A sibling and I both attended here and both struggled to make friends. The social aspect of school is impossible to achieve here without being part of the Catholic faith. The school also is deplorably low in minorities and the differently-abled. Any child with a learning disability or mood disorder will have a hard time here and find little help, not because the teachers don't care, but because they aren't trained to handle those sorts of issues. Again, this is a great school academically. Many of the alumni become National Merit Scholars and go to Ivy League schools. The education is broad, but advanced, and the teachers are incredible.

From the owner: Trinity School at River Ridge offers a classical education in the Christian tradition for grades…read more6-12. We are a co-ed school with single-sex classes and are known for excellence in humanities, STEM education and fine arts. Trinity is the only high school in Minnesota to have won the National Blue Ribbon Award three times, the highest award the U.S. Department of Education can bestow upon a school.

Absolutely awful experience. They clearly oversold tickets so there is no where to sit to watch…read morepractice. I got yelled at by security for standing too long looking for an open spot. We brought our kids, they had purchased children's tickets. They ran out of autograph vouchers and told my son that he is out of luck. How could they possibly not have enough vouchers for all the children's tickets they sold?

Say it with me: SKOL! Fancy new digs for the Vikes…read moreSuper Bowl this year! Drove up today (Sunday) around noon and the parking lot was almost entirely deserted. Was thinking they must be closed. First set of doors that I tried were locked, but then I went around back to the gift shop entrance and was able to get in. I did not get a chance to see much of the practice field as they did have that closed off today. The museum is twenty bucks to get into. Was hemming and hawing about whether I wanted to pay that to get in. Paid it, and glad I did. Tons of interesting memorabilia and very cool interactive exhibits, including a virtual reality one. I never set foot on Winter Park where the Vikings used to do their training camp,but I have to believe this is a huge upgrade.

Dont do it. Waste of money and time. They are constantly cancelling practices due to field…read moreavailability. They only care about their top teams. My son improved more in an 8 week season with his HS than he has in 5 years with this club. But its not suprising, considering they had 19 boys (not regulation) on a team, practining on a 1/4 field. Do not waste your time with this inconsistent, poorly run club.

From the owner: Salvo Soccer Club: A purpose-driven, player-centered organization. Committed to developing…read moretechnically skilled, tactically intelligent, and emotionally grounded athletes. The game belongs to the players and through soccer, we can shape strong leaders and great people.

A hidden yoga gem in the Twin Cities!…read more This old barn turned into a yoga studio is one of the most inspirational and romantic places I've experienced doing yoga. The old rafters and charm put your mind at ease while you practice an intimate session of yoga. Sunday night yoga sessions are the best - one full hour of yoga with a good amount of Savasana at the end that will get ready for fun happy hour/socializing with many wonderful yogis in the family country-modern kitchen. Yes, that's free wine/beer & snacks after a hard workout. What more could you ask for?

I've been attending the Slow BURN Reformer and Chair class every week for a couple months now and I…read moream OBSESSED! I feel so so great after class and the instructor Aliza brings such a great positive energy, it starts my morning off in a great mood. For people taking a class for the first time, TC Pilates is located within an office building, in Flex Wellness (see photo). The reformer room is down the hallway to the right. There's plenty of room for your shoes and coats. See y'all next week!

Absolutely nothing but great things to say about Twin Cities Pilates! Beautiful/ clean studio,…read moregreat staff, friendly community of people!

I gotta say I kinda like this place. Right in the middle of, shall I say north Eagan, but also off…read morethe beaten path as it is tucked in the back of this industrial area. So this is about the soccer fields but they have a dog park which really should give it 5 stars but those fields. So there are four fields, nicely slopped for drainage, great shape, and lush, lush, grass (at least as of last night). The problem is that they all slope toward the north so that one team is always attacking up a hill. The cool thing is that if you are the significant other of someone playing, you can take your hound over to the dog park which is right there which I think is pretty cool. No idea what that is like and I actually saw someone had made a separate page just for that. Paved parking lots and restroom facilities are all right there.

Master Boltz,…read more Thank you, Ms. Kailey, and Mr. Tyson for a memorable birthday party for my son! He thoroughly enjoyed his day running through the obstacle course! The cake cutting with the sword was in true Boltz family martial arts style. We loved it. Thank you!

What started out as a summer camp option for our very active 1st grader has turned into a 2-3x/week…read morecommitment for him to continue working on his confidence and his self control while also learning Taekwondo. The staff is great with him. They get that he needs some extra encouragement to focus and they find ways to make it happen. When he failed one of his challenges, he was heartbroken, but Master Boltz talked to him afterwards to let him know it was okay and how he could improve. Mike engages him in each class, works so hard to keep him focused, and provides so much encouragement among the way. He's going to summer camp again this summer, and we're signing up his little brother to start Little Dragons in the fall. We're big fans and would recommend The Gym to anyone.