My 7 year old daughter has been attending art lessons at Artworks for over a year now, and we've…read morebeen happy with her progress. She has been learning a variety of techniques and working with various mediums like watercolor and oil pastels. Our daughter sometimes complains about the classes being too prescriptive, but we try to explain that mastering different techniques will be valuable down the road. Overall, we've been happy with the quality of the instruction. We were on a waitlist for a year before we got in, but I understand it's easier to "get in" these days!

Staff there are amazing! This art shop helps my son with his creativity. Teachers are super…read morepatience.

My 6 year old daughter has been attending Xing Xing Art since she was 5. Sean has been a wonderful,…read morekind and flexible instructor. My daughter started with color pencil sketches progressed to pastel drawings, and is currently working on watercolor paintings. She always looks forward to going to class each week. I love how there are so many class slots, and appreciate the flexible make-up policy. Sean is also very easy to work with and a patient instructor. My daughter also wanted to write a review: Xing Xing Art is amazing and fun because you learn skills in the art class and Sean (the teacher) is very nice! I think this is the best art class you can ever imagine and if you love art it will be a fun place to go. I have been here for over a year so I know. I recommend to go to this school because if you love art like me, this school will make you happy. I think Xing Xing Art earns 5/5 stars and more.

Sean is an amazing art teacher! He has a strong background in so many different mediums including…read morewater color, pastel, sketch, and oil painting. I have been at his studio for more than 8 years and he has always been a supportive and patient teacher. The classes are informative and fun having the option to choose from so many drawings to paint. He was also able to help me get into a local art high school, Ruth Asawa SOTA by preparing me for the drawings and having me practice. Would 100% recommend this art studio!

I had a wonderful experience with my first formal painting training at Jean Henry School of Art…read more First of all, Mike Ritch is everything I could possibly have asked for in a teacher. He is a talented artist, is excellent at conveying his ideas to all the students who ask for it, and was always able to encourage me with letting me know what I needed to do in order to achieve the best results I could possibly have. As a new student, I was not always aware of what supplies I needed to have with me. Inevitably, I forgot something that I needed in order to accomplish my work for each class. Mike was not only patient with me, but was generous to let me use what he had on hand in the studio. The ambiance is excellent. There were usually anywhere from two to four other students working at the same time. For the most part, it was a quiet environment, with everyone working on their own canvases. But there was also friendly and supportive banter occasionally. It was encouraging for me to hear kind comments from the other students, all of whom are adults.

I've been going to Jean Henry School of Art for many years now. It's a great crowd, a fun…read moreenvironment, and the owner, Mike Ritch, is a gifted artist and wonderful teacher. Infinitely patient, he makes everyone feel welcome and works with students to hone their strengths and overcome their weaknesses. Without a doubt, Mike has helped me become a better painter and artist. Classes are three hours long and there are sessions throughout the week. Sometimes the whole class works on a specific theme, like a still life or in black and white, but often students work on whatever project they want. Each class generally has a critique where students can show their art and get both positive and negative feedback. If you've thought about getting into art, expressing your creative side, or just de-stress from a sit-at-your-desk-and-stare-at-a-computer job, check this place out!

I bought this DIY clay set from C.C. Arts studio. My 2.5…read moreyear old son love it. He enjoy the texture and mixing up all different color. And I had a great time to finish this art work with him. Highly recommend their dry clay, you can feel the different by rolling them together. Also, no wired smell and sticky texture. As I know they only use non toxic clay and environment friendly grade. This DIY kit Set also come with Chinese calligraphy template paper, very worth to buy. And I am very satisfy. Thank you!

My child has been learning in this studio for more than a year, and I am very lucky to meet such a…read moregood teacher, who will guide children to draw with their own ideas. There will be themed activities in every festival, such as the past Halloween, where children are asked to draw on a blank wooden box, then paint it with relevant colors, and finally decorate it with colored plasticine, which is a very novel idea. The kids love it, too. Another example is to prepare for Christmas, the teacher lets the child paint on a blank Christmas stocking, painted with the child's favorite color, to give the child an unforgettable childhood memory. As a mother, I also like this studio very much, because I can see the results of children's efforts and their willingness to learn.

ArtReach is a fantastic arts academy and gallery for adults with intellectual developmental…read moredisabilities. Check out their exhibitions throughout the Bay Area!

As an adult who can only repair duvet and shirt buttons strongly but not elegantly, Connie really…read morehelped by letting me sit into and open session with my project. I was offered usage of the materials, drafting table, and her wealth of knowledge to help me learn the skills I wanted to learn (which is finite at this time). Connie and I had a conversation about what I wanted to accomplish and she offered me advice and guidance on the best way to go about it. Within an hour, I feel confident that I can make my desired repairs and build upon that knowledge. Connie let me know that should I wish to join a class or expand my skills, that was possible. The studio is small but very well lit (I accentuate that for the visual aspect to sewing). Folks sit close to each other, but it feels communal and pleasant.

Awesome little sewing studio in West Portal taught by crafty San Francisco designer Connie…read moreWalkershaw, whose two other retail shops around the city have always been a good source of quirky, simple menswear and women's wear. Many classes here at the sewing studio are geared towards kids (seven and up) who are able to complete 5-6 projects in a week. This is extremely ambitious for a beginning sewing class that lasts a few hours a session. My student says the class is fun and she felt well supported by the instructor and her assistant. Projects do get completed alongside good supervision and instruction. The studio is unmarked beyond a simple black awning that reads aptly, "Sew."

My family stopped by McKenna Theater for the Social Work graduation on Sunday. The Theater was very…read moreclean and everything was fairly organized. The sound system was clear and crisp, even with some soft voices. The only "setback" would be the low seats and glitches of the visuals (video) but the video was fixed fairly quickly.

If you want to get a bachelor's degree, it's good. The classes don't suck, at least not when I was…read morethere a couple years ago. It works as a university. Don't ever expect friends or human interaction. Everyone is dead inside. BRUH.

This place is just a bit confusing. Going up the main stairs actually puts you at the third floor…read morerather than the first floor. You have to take the stairs down to get to the first floor. Just confusing the first time you head to the stairs and walk up two stories and get confused as to why you are on the 5th floor.

Thornton has the best WiFi connection, very reliable. If you venture up to the 9th floor an amazing…read moreview if Oceanview/Ingleside is presented. The observatory is open on clear nights on the tenth floor

If you come right when they open or later on then it shouldn't be to busy. They are usually always…read morehelpful and if they don't know he answer they will call someone to double check.

I went by here for help a few days ago and met with a lady at bursar office, she's super nice and…read morehelpful, love her, but there's a lady that works in financial aid, she wears a wrap and shes mad rude. She spoke to me like I'm stupid and had a bunch of attitude when I was being respectful the whole time. I had went in with my guardian and the lady was even rude ASF to her. I'm not even from here so that was rly disappointing. #WACKASFFF

My kids are 4 and 6 years old, and we came on a very busy day. The wait was over an hour for a 30…read moreminute lesson, which I totally understood. But when they finally sat down for their lesson, I expected a real lesson. Thank goodness I didn't actually leave them, because after a quick instruction, they were left unattended for 10minutes. The nice gentleman that was "teaching" them, was also attending to a very busy desk and checking in other customers. Clearly, they were understaffed but I would have happily waited additional time to have a staff member available to sit with the children to instruct them how to draw from start to finish. After 20minutes of this, their instructor was relieved of his desk duties to actually instruct them with 1-2minute interruptions, which was must more reasonable. I am so glad that I didn't just drop them off, as they may have walked out, bored, without anyone noticing

Kids had a really bad experience here. You don't get what you pay for and your children will be…read moreleft very disappointed. Owner did not care in the least.