Such a wonderfully gifted team of therapists. Bringing care and compassion to all they do.read more

Courtney has such a unique skill set and gift for working with troubled adolescents and teens. Her…read morebackground and experience in art therapy and counseling combined with trauma-sensitive yoga allows her to help people work through difficult emotions and stressful life experiences when words are not enough. I'm a fellow art therapist in SC and I've referred several clients to her because I have confidence that she will be able to connect and take care of them. She is right on track with the most up-to-date research on trauma which emphasizes the importance of restoring the body-mind connection which can be facilitated through practices such as expressive art and trauma-informed yoga. Try one of her groups or workshops and discover the power of art therapy!

I took this class with a group of friends, and honestly, that was the best part of the experience…read more Like another reviewer mentioned, the beginning was pretty boring -- there was a lot of sitting and listening, and I definitely found myself falling asleep at one point. Once we finally started working on our own pieces, it felt overcrowded. There were too many people, so not everyone was able to get the help or guidance they needed. The class also felt very rushed. Getting our pieces back took longer than expected, and unfortunately, I was really disappointed with the results. The glaze looked terrible -- the color was inconsistent and uneven. At first, I thought it was just my piece, but everyone in our group had the same issue. My child has done pottery at school before, and their pieces came out beautifully, so I know better results are possible. Overall, it felt like a waste of time in terms of the class itself, but I still enjoyed spending time with my friends.

The instructor, Anna, was very informative, helpful, and kind. The class was eye-opening, and the…read morespace itself was beautiful. If you're looking for a new, creative experience, I highly recommend this place. Just make sure you're well rested--this activity can be surprisingly draining!

What a cool space. I attended a fundraising event for my daughter's school here and it was really…read morewell done. I realize that the event planning for decor and the catering were both from an outside source, but the Center for Creative Arts space alone is gorgeous. There is a lot of construction currently going on outside of the (really huge) building so parking can be a little confusing but that is a temporary hiccup. As you walk through the building to the main event space, you're able to enjoy the well designed gallery spaces and co-working spaces, too. It's a really pleasant experience.

GCCA is a wonderful space! I've taken an art class and really enjoyed it. The staff is really…read morefriendly and helpful. I've enjoyed art exhibitions that I've been to there also. There's a lot of parking and it's a neat building.

My 4 year old daughter has been dancing here for a little over a year. It has helped so much with…read moreher coming out of her shell, she is so much more confident in herself. All the teachers and staff are great with kids. We definitely recommend this dance studio!!

My daughter started dancing since she was 3 and at first she was scared and cried. They were so…read morehelpful and understanding. My son saw how much fun she was having and he joined the Hip Hop team and LOVED it! We moved and the studio is now 30 minutes away, totally worth the drive! It's a safe environment! All the teachers and office staff are nice and friendly! We gained a second family and a wonderful village. They will not hesitate to help, if ever needed. It's not just about Dance they truly and genuinely care about their students. I couldn't have made a better choice for my kids, and I will be forever grateful I found Let's Dance!

Chad is a great guitar teacher! Don't waste your time trying to learn online. If you want to…read morelearn guitar you need a skilled player and teacher which Chad is definitely both!

I've always wanted to really learn to play the guitar, but everything else took precedent - wife,…read morekids, job pressure, etc. and I just kept procrastinating. Moved to Greenville and by pure luck found Chad's studio online. Made an appointment, went in and met with him, discussed my goals of learning to play Jimmy Buffet songs around a campfire... he accepted me into the studio and found out I'd set my sights a lot lower than I needed. I've learned so much, so quickly I just wish I'd had a teacher like Chad at 14 rather than 50. I have learned so much more than I expected when I started. My skills developed to the point that I was able to play guitar at church as the only accompaniment for our vocalist at our Sunday evening services. I decided to learn to play bass - and with Chad's instruction, now have developed my skills and am playing bass guitar for our contemporary worship service now. Highly recommend Palmetto Music for any skill level. Start young if you can, if not- start today.

This daycare exceeds my expectations in every way. They are very attentive to all of the children…read morethere. I really love the fact that they are big on teacher to child ratio. This place is amazing and giving them a chance is something you would not regret.

One of the filthiest childcare facilities I've ever step foot in. I know kids are messy, but the…read moreadults here are even nastier. Floors not swept, filthy walks, and dirty kids. Even the keypads for payments a and entrances were covered in dried up filth and crud!!

A craft and art center plus more! The friendliest staff and volunteers and artists I've ever come…read moreacross. We arrived to see the new and heirloom quilt display and were treated to original books, and origami, and oils, and pottery, and weaving looms, and HUGE barn quilts, and delightful stories. Our short drop in lasted for 2 hours. We left only because my traveling buddy said she was so hungry she thought she might chew off her own arm. There are numerous on-going classes offered. The facility is a school with dwindling enrollment so the students are in wing B and the art/folk art center is in Wing A. Excellent repurposing of an essentially vacant building. There is a studio where heritage barn quilts are painted and produced for inclusion in the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail. There are looms which were donated by Clemson U. There are Bernina sewing machines which were donated by the school district when it annihilated Family and Consumer Science curriculum in the schools. BOO! HISS! for doing away with an essential curriculum for training in basic life skills! YAY!RAH! for the generosity of the short sighted school district for repurposing the sewing machines for the community good! These items are located in separate classrooms dedicated to the particular art/craft conducted in that room. There is a Gallery full of unique consignment items for sale. There are heirloom quilts on display throughout the wing and some especially significant heirloom quilts housed in a glass case for protection. This place is SO inviting and invigorating.

Joni Nelson interviewed and guided to help set an attainable vocational goal. Her patience,…read morekindness and listening skills are tops! So blessed to have her in my corner.