My son is taking a drawing class here. It's a small store with a little classroom in the back. They…read moredo framing and sell art supplies in the front store. He's taking the drawing class for 4-6th grade. There are classes for both younger and older kids, as well as adults. 5 stars cause my son, who wouldn't take direction/criticism from anyone and wouldn't even do the class projects when he took art classes elsewhere. That kid had obviously learned shading and is putting it into his own drawings at home. Idk how the teacher, Mr Bob, did it, but I appreciate it.

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I had never heard of Forte School prior to 2015. It was just another music school to a guy who…read morewouldn't know any better. I sought out wanting piano lessons for my son and I just assumed all schools would be the same. I was directed to Forte because of reviews of my friends'. Upon entering the school, I was impressed, I must admit. But honestly, it's not like I had other music schools to compare it to. The first instructor we had was young, a little wet behind the ears, but a knowledgeable instructor. After the first year, we switched to a more seasoned teacher, much like any student would in regular school. My thought was to have as rounded an education for my son as possible. But this is where it gets real. Our new teacher, Sy Winnie, was from another planet. He didn't just instruct well because he is the greatest piano player I've ever personally witnessed, but he related to my son on a personal level. My son wanted to talk about his piano teacher WELL after the lesson was over and I knew something magical was happening. After the second year, I noticed my son's skills becoming remarkably noticeable and random strangers would comment. He began playing public pianos in different cities we would vacation in, and people even began to tip him! As the years went on, my son has developed such a strong skill in music that it extended not only to him joining the band in middle school and high school, but it actually bettered his academics as well! Music education develops pathways in the brain that normal students never develop which enhance the learning curve on any subject. My son is now in high school, has a 4.0 school average and his musicianship has never been better. His youtube videos of his piano playing has even been watched by thousands. When the quarantine hit, I thought this would slow his music education or even ruin it. But, the owner of the school called me directly to tell me he didn't want to lose him as a student. They set up lessons via tablet-technology and continued regardless of distance. This school doesn't just teach. It cares. I honestly think it changed not only my son's life, but indirectly, mine too.

" So far, my experience has been great. I look forward to my half-hour lesson with Shannon. I've…read morelearned so much in the past month. "

An inclusive and fun place to shop and learn. The staff is patient and kind. You can find high…read morequality products.

Vod's Here is the warm, welcoming place we all need! The shop is spacious yet cozy, and clean,…read morethere are new things to see around every corner. Vod is a brilliantly skilled fiber/fabric artist who wants to help you learn whatever you desire. Come visit, it'll make your heart happy.

Nestled on the first floor of one of Maumee's iconic uptown buildings ~ with wonderfully creaky old…read morewooden floors ~ Sunshine Studios advances the inclusion of artists with developmental disabilities through art and strengthens community by providing a supportive studio for artists of all abilities. You'll find seasonal decorative and functional items ~ like ornaments, jewelry, pottery, and textiles ~ that make perfect gifts. And you can take a myriad of art classes. This studio is a real gem in the heart of Maumee. Maybe it IS the heart of Maumee.

Ellen and her regulars are great! It's a small basement studio with so many gorgeous options for…read morecustom glass pieces. Fused glass art is a fun afternoon activity with a keepsake at the end. I made a napkin holder and I've done some small candy dishes and a plate. Ellen is a lot of fun. There's something to be said for a purple haired hippie in Sylvania teaching folks how to tap into their creativity.

Ellen is the best! She has many years teaching fused glass techniques and is very passionate about…read moreher craft. Her studio is very therapeutic and i love to go there to destress and work on some glass work.

Went here yesterday on a team building trip. We had so much fun and learned a lot. The artists were…read morekind, informative, and knew how to keep us engaged. I've been glass blowing before but the one-on-one attention and the small group made a big difference. A really nice time!

The first place my family visited in Toledo after having lunch was the Gathered Glassblowing…read moreStudio. It is a wonderful little shop in Toledo which sells, you guessed it, items made of glass. They have glass candle holders, glasses, glass decor, glass Christmas ornaments, tons of glass type items. They are reasonably priced, considering that they are made in house by their artisans. They can be a unique gift to gift to friends, loved ones, or heck to yourself! I bought a few glass candy cane ornaments to put on my tree on Christmas. I also bought this beautiful Asian style looking blue vase which goes great with the rest of the decor in my living room! Gathered Glassblowing Studio also provides classes in glassblowing, alas I did not have time to do that. Still, that is pretty cool!

Terra State was welcoming. I got to the job fair early and was able to sit comfortably and work…read morewhile waiting to get started. The staff was friendly, they offered cookies and water. There wasn't a lot of foot traffic but I met with some great candidates.

Ah, Terra State. My home for my final two years of high school. The many fond memories... the…read moremany painful ones... the people... the professors... What an experience. I completed 65 credit hours here while in my last two years of high school. All of the credits transferred to the University of Toledo; although, my program (pharmacy) did not accept all of them. Oh well. It was great to gain college experience while in high school and interact at a college-level with others instead of dealing with high school drama. I'm really glad I had this chance and recommend it to any who also find themselves in a similar situation. The buildings are a bit antiquated, but they serve their purpose. The faculty are very knowledgable, most having their Ph.D.'s. The campus has really come a long way since I started. The outreach within the community is present as well as a nice music program headed up by some talented musicians. I played in the Brass Choir while I was there and had the chance to perform at many venues in Northwest Ohio. I recommend this to anyone in high school looking for college credit, anyone who recently graduated looking to save money, or anyone beyond the intial days of education who are just looking to come back to school again.