It was a lot of fun! Learned a number of things, and really enjoyed it. Wide range of talent in…read morethe room, which made it interesting.

Stopped in during our visit as my littlest child LOVES doing any kind of art. We were able to get…read moreour questions answered and able to do some pottery painting right away!!! The kiddos enjoyed it & the workers were friendly & helpful. They do offer adult beverages if you are planning an adults trip. They do have some take home projects as well! Which is a cool thing to take back. Music is playing to keep some good vibes- but it's not too loud- just backgroun

We love this school! Our daughter has had such a wonderful experience from socialization, to…read moreacademics, music, performances, environmental study, outdoor adventures, hands on-real life learning, cooking and most importantly, kind caring teachers.

What an amazing place! The owner has created such a wonderful environment for all ages to enjoy…read more She does all kinds of classes for kids, and it's so impressive to watch her work with them. She also does paint and sip, as well as sip and spin pottery classes for adults; and let me tell you, what she offers for the price is far superior to what I got in a similar pottery class in Seattle where I currently reside. She walks every person through the process in such a way that everyone learns something and each person ends up with a beautiful piece of pottery they can be proud of. It is so obvious that she loves what she does and her business success is apparent, because of it. She's one of those people who make you feel like a friend of the family-- she often remembers your name, and does everything to make you feel right at home in her shop. I can't wait to come back next time I'm home visiting. Thank you for a wonderful experience. I highly recommend checking her out.

I just moved here. I was looking for something to do. Well, I'm so grateful I thought to go try…read morethis out! This place has it all for arts & crafts in Eagle, Colorado! You can mold clay or paint a ceramic, you can even do paintings easily! I did a plate & I'm not very clever with paints. It turned out great thanks to the owner Jennifer. She is fabulous, talented in colors, combinations and creatively helpful which is why my plate turned out so great . . . LOL Thanks, Jennifer . . . I'll be back!

The coaches along with the staff really care about each dancer. The owner of the studio is the most…read moreheart felt caring owner of any sport or activity I've ever been a part of with any of my childern. It is truly a blessing to be a dance mom and have my daughter dancing with this studio. The whole stafff encourages even the littlest dancer to their potential to rise above and shine. It's not just a dance studio, it's a family of athletes soaring together in this life and growing while encouraging one another.

Samantha, the owner, was extremely helpful when we asked about studio space for a dance audition…read morefor my son 17 during a weekend we were scheduled to be in Vail. She made the studio space and all of their state of the art AV equipment available to us. She even offered to let us use the studio for my son's workout. The space is large and is lovely. I can imagine being a parent and being able to watch classes from the large waiting area. I highly recommend

This is the second time we've come here -- listening to van Zweden and New York Philharmonic…read more It's a beautiful festival, beautiful setting and you cannot beat this for a summer concert. The festival is very well organized, fairly priced, beautiful venue -- and there are so many other things to do in Vail. We will continue to come every summer. Van Zweden is amazing, even though he's ending his NY Philarmonic tenure soon -- I think he is still getting better. The Dvorak yesterday was phenomenal. The energy he puts out is just -- wow. This is real classical music, real art -- the way it was intended. I highly recommend Bravo Vail and we'll continue coming back as long as the music is good! Great work everyone.

Just attended the concert with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields with Joshua Bell violin. A…read moreworld class performance for sure. We had second row center seats and the acoustics were super. You could really appreciate the talent of Bell as he became one with the music. Two Beethoven pieces Inc the 4th Symphony and a violin concerto completed the evening. The orchestra was superb in every way. There are no words good enough to describe Bell's performance. He is so animated it is hard to understand how he can control the violin but can he control it - absolutely. This may be their last performance at Vail and most are disappointed. If you really like classical music Spring for seats that are covered sit back and totally enjoy the magnificent performances.

I felt one w nature. It's so majestic. 17 km of cross country ski. We only did about a mile. The…read morefresh snow is so amazing. It was my first time cross country skiing. The beauty of the mountains surrounding is something to see. The staff is so accommodating. Very reasonable price. Perfect way to sure a few hours. It's so beautiful the pictures doesn't do justice.

Staff was very helpful. Prices were reasonable. The XC course was well groomed and easy to…read morenavigate.

On my recent trip to Colorado I stopped by the Beaver Creek Nordic Sports Center to rent some…read moresnowshoe gear for the day. I've rented gear from this location many times before, and it's always been a pleasant experience, but I felt like my recent visit was less than enjoyable. Laurie assisted us, and when I opened the door to the shop she told us to wait outside, she was on the telephone at the time, and it appears that she was the only one in the shop. So we waited outside, and a couple minutes later she comes out and asks us what we need, she seemed a bit frazzled at the time. We let her know that we're here to rent gear for the day. While sitting outside she has us fill out the paperwork and she brings some hiking shoes for us to try on. Once we tried on boots that fit, she asked for our credit cards, and took them back inside the shop to ring us out. It seemed to be taking a little long, so I thought it might be a good idea to check and see what was going on. When I opened the door to the shop she tells me that my credit card is being declined, and I thought that was strange because I just used it to get a cup of coffee within the last 30 mins and it was working fine at that time. I started to approach the counter because I noticed they have a credit card machine with the chip reader and perhaps she needed to insert my card in there for it to work, and once I do that she puts her hand up and tells me "can you just stand over there". She then walks to the front of the counter and my credit card works when she inserts the chip. After that she comes outside to give us our receipts and says we're good to go, and then I ask her to please explain how to put on the snowshoe gear because my mom has never done this before. She did explain the gear and made sure our poles were at the correct height after I asked her to, however as soon as someone else walked up to the shop, she was quickly walking away and I had to raise my voice and say "Wait a second, we would like to use the restroom before we get on the lift can you please give us the code?" The entire interaction with Laurie was very strange. Usually they would give you a map and share their recommendations of where to hike depending on your skills level. I'm not sure if this was stopped due to COVID-19 protocols or if she just forgot to do it. She seemed a bit rushed or perhaps she wants to limit customer interaction as much as possible due to the COVID-19 situation, but whatever the reason I didn't feel like it was good customer service. I've gone on multiple tours and rented gear in the past, and it's always been great. I understand that with the COVID-19 situation some changes needed to be made (i.e. trying on gear outside, leaving your shoes in bins outside), but if an employee is so fearful of what's going on that they come across with an attitude, perhaps they shouldn't be in a customer facing role, there has to be a happy medium. I wish the best for this shop, but definitely feel like they would benefit from having more of a friendly and warm approach, providing excellent customer service at a distance if they want those customers returning. Without customers there will not be a Nordic Center in Beaver Creek, and that would be a real shame because McCoy Park is such a lovely place to explore.

BC Nordic Center does tours and rentals for Mc Coy Park in Beaver Creek, but don't bother! McCoy…read moreused to be a wonderful place with miles and miles of trails dedicated to snowshoing and cross country skiing. But they've changed policies and now you will be competing with downhill skiers and snowboarders for the trails. Serenity and the mystic experience of the mountains is gone! The Nordic Center charges significantly more for the lift ticket up to McCoy, and the experience is so diminished! The people at the Nordic Center are nice enough, but don't bother with tours here or trying to enjoy McCoy if you want to snowshoe or cross country unless you like paying top dollar for not much.