We attended the Music for Life Fest, at Mango Rita's. It was the first time we saw a performance…read morefrom School of Rock. These kids were AWESOME!!! They were as good or better than most of the adult groups! So memorable were their versions of CRAZY TRAIN and WHOLE LOTTA LOVE and INTO THE FIRE!!! All the band members were fantastic. But a special shout out to the girl guitarists!! They were amazing. School of Rock should be SO proud of their students!!!

Nathan Ross is a fantastic instructor. He has taught my…read moregranddaughter 10 times more, in a few lessons, about playing piano than she had been taught previously over the last two years. Quality people are far and few between and he one of the top.

the staff here is extremely helpful & knowledgeable. they've helped me record some amazing music…read morefor very fair prices. i highly recommend this studio.

Full service Production, Mixing, Mastering, and Podcast! Love it here! Check out the open Mics, and…read moreJam Sessions that are hosted here!

Tsunami Records Studio is definitely a one-stop shop for artists and businesses! With 15+ years of…read moreexperience in music engineering, the quality and professionalism really speak for themselves. He's quick, affordable, and takes pride in making sure every project sounds and looks its best. Whether you need professional music recording and engineering, commercial recordings, professional photos, videos, promotional content, or help bringing your creative vision to life, Tsunami Records Studio can get the job done. The turnaround is great, the pricing is reasonable, and you're getting years of experience behind the work. If you're serious about your music, brand, business, or content, I highly recommend Tsunami Records Studio!

Trash! not a good guy, spent money and doesn't sound good. Dirty space Do not recommend!read more

This is a lovely venue located at the corner of McGregor and Colonial Blvd. The idea is simple, you…read moreconnect people of your community through Arts like theatre, films, concerts, painting, sculptures, photography, etc. There is an outdoor Art Park, amphitheater, theater, Art gallery, class rooms and a working artist building. They offer something for everyone with arts exhibits, classes, special events, a night market (every 2nd Wednesday), summer camps and more. Many local artists have workshop on the Edward building, you can watch and chat with local artists beside making a purchase! Food are available at very reasonable price at Arts and Eats Café at this building. This past weekend, we enjoyed many artistic creations in the gallery. In particular, love many masterpieces from Pam Lowe (Printmaker, Multimedia Artist) line up the walls on the entrance to the theater! Please note, this is not Broadway or Museum of Modern Arts. Can they have more parking space, better and bigger outdoor space, bigger gallery? Yes! It is a cultural gem in Fort Myers! With numerous events and exhibitions, good art in a pleasant environment and a small theater for performance. Come and join their activities. It is a good way to support our local SW Florida artists!

Outdoor concert with Dixon's Violin. Beautiful night with wonderful people enjoying amazing and…read moretouching music.

I attended Florida Academy's HVAC program while working full-time in the HVAC industry, which…read moreallowed me to compare what was taught in class with the realities of the field. I want to start by recognizing the night instructors, who were one of the best aspects of the program. They genuinely cared about student success, were supportive, and worked hard to help students learn. That said, I found the curriculum to be very basic and not fully reflective of what technicians encounter on the job. Because I was already working in the trade, I noticed a significant gap between classroom instruction and real-world expectations. For a program costing approximately $13,000, I expected a more in-depth education and stronger preparation. I was also disappointed by the amount of hands-on training available. There did not always seem to be enough equipment for the number of students, which limited opportunities to practice and develop practical skills. Communication with administration was another challenge. During an unexpected medical issue that required surgery and an extended recovery, I requested temporary accommodations so I could remain engaged with the program. Given that portions of the coursework already incorporate online instruction, I believed some flexibility would be possible, but that was not my experience. The biggest issue for me ultimately became attendance and make-up hours. To be fair, the school offers make-up sessions Monday through Friday from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM and additional hours on Saturdays. However, many night students work full-time during the day and, like myself, also work weekends. Those options simply did not fit my work schedule or the realities faced by many working adults. When I approached administration to discuss my situation and explore possible alternatives, I was informed that no other options were available. While I understand that policies must exist, the interaction left me feeling as though it was essentially a take-it-or-leave-it situation rather than a collaborative effort to help a student remain on track. By the time my class graduates, I will owe more than 60 make-up hours, which has led me to make the difficult decision to withdraw from the program. I simply do not see a realistic path to fulfilling those requirements while maintaining my employment obligations. I believe more flexible scheduling options, particularly for working adults, would help students stay enrolled and complete the program successfully. The career support advertised by the school also fell short of my expectations. During the ten months I attended, there was only one job fair for the night program, and only one company participated. I did not see the level of industry connections and employment assistance that I anticipated. Overall, there were dedicated instructors and positive experiences, but I believe the program would benefit from stronger hands-on training, better communication, more robust career support, and significantly greater flexibility for working adults and students facing unforeseen circumstances. Prospective students should carefully consider whether the program's structure and cost align with their personal and professional needs before enrolling.

The experience here has been a roller coaster. Im giving 4 Stars for the great staff, and taking…read moreone away for overall unorganization but i want to focus on the good for now. Theres some great people at this school that work hard to go above and beyond. Mrs V (Nail Theory) is an outstanding teacher. Shell give you everything you need to get an amazing grade on your final, Stay after school when she can to help us get makeup hours in. She went out of her way to plan a super fun babyshower for 2 classmates with decorations and food and drinks. On top of that she works hard to prepare lessons, and include educational games and workshops. She even goes as far as letting students work on her nails even if we make mistakes and damage them, shed rather be hurt herself than let us go into the nail world hurting clients. I cant say how much i appreciate her for caring so much.

Larson's is Simply the Best!!!!!…read more I Recently completed my Pre License course that is needed to take the Florida State Exam and I also purchased the LEP on line one day course. Then STUDIED and reviewed! Took the Exam and PASSED on my first try!! Larson's 100 percent prepares you! All their staff from office to instructors and amazing! THANK YOU to all! I will be sure to recommend this program!

I recently passed the FL state exam with the great direction of Larson Ft Myers! The instructors…read moreare amazing and the curriculum is spot on. I initially started an online course and quicky realized there is a lot of unnecessary info stuffed in all those online modules. I looked for in person classes and that's how I found this fantastic company! I did the 8 day class and purchased the 1 day, state exam prep class. All well worth the $. Larson will be part of my life, going forward in my career, make them part of yours too!

Best esthetics school in Fort Myers! The instructors and admissions team are absolutely amazing. It…read morecouldn't have been a better experience for my daughter!

**WARNING TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS**…read more I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel a MORAL obligation to warn other estheticians about my experience. I enrolled in the Advanced Esthetics course expecting quality, hands-on education. Before class even started, I questioned how four advanced modalities could realistically be taught in a single day (10-5 pm). I even tried to cancel before the class began, but I was told I couldn't because I had signed a contract. Including credit card fees, I paid $1,552.50 which I was told was the discounted price from the regular $2,500. Another student said she paid a different amount. It's A LOT of money for me right now, but I was trying to be hopeful. For that price, I expected extensive hands-on training. Instead, we WATCHED a TCA peel, WATCHED a Hydrafacial on live models. The teacher did demo a microneedling and dermaplane. Our only practice was some microneedling on a model that I shared with another student, and the "hands on" dermaplaning portion consisted of practicing on our own ankles for about 15-20 minutes. Yes...our ANKLES. I could have done that at home. I even came to class without makeup because I was led to believe we would be practicing these procedures on one another.That never happened. My biggest disappointment wasn't just the class itself--it was the gap between what I was led to expect during the enrollment process and what was actually delivered. Had I known the true amount of hands on training I would receive, I never would have enrolled. No student should have to pay twice for the education they believed they were buying the first time. To be fair, after I repeatedly expressed my dissatisfaction, I was invited back for additional training with Natalie in her med spa. That day was genuinely excellent. She provided valuable education, introduced me to additional modalities, and gave me what felt like a one day internship in a med spa setting. I am truly grateful for that experience, and it was a very good day, which is why it was such a difficult decision to leave this review. I am grateful to Natalie, but I still believe I significantly overpaid for the original class because the amount of hands on instruction simply did not justify the price. I literally could have watched these for free on YouTube. Future students should not have to repeatedly complain before receiving the level of education they paid for. I also want to issue another warning: be careful paying for OTHER courses that we, as estheticians, legally cannot perform. Please review Florida's scope of practice before enrolling in any advanced course. If you still choose to continue, just know you will most likely be watching a live demonstration rather than actually using the equipment. It's the equivalent of signing up for driver's education and only watching the instructor drive. A course that only allows you to watch is not an advanced training, it's an expensive demonstration.