Top 5 Art Classes in United States

5928 Van Nuys Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91401, United States

“Best place for kids and adults to learn and grow in their musical journey! My son has been with Join the Band (JTB) since he was 5! He started learning the drums and is still learning with amazing instructors like Mike & Jake! My son enjoys music and is also learning the piano! My daughter is now 5 and she just started piano lessons with Natalie, who is amazing with kids! It’s been truly amazing to see my kids develop a passion for music and how much they have learned. My son is not only learning to play an instrument, but to play and create music with others! My son has had the opportunity to play in a summer band with other musicians and will be learning music production this summer! Thank you, JTB!”

2601 E Oakland Park Blvd Suite 600, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306, United States

“The best decision I ever made was to become a Diamond Member with Empire Medical training. I have attended quite a few courses so far and have learned so much! The instructors are absolutely amazing, down to earth, and so very welcoming to questions and even have great business advice. I feel that every instructor I have spoken with so far is the absolute most knowledgeable in their field and I can’t wait to continue on with many other courses. If you are on the fence about attending an Empire Medical course versus any other course, know that Empire will not let you down and it is the absolute best training you will receive!”

880 Main St, Williamstown, MA 01267, United States

“Williams College -- as the second oldest institution of higher education in the state of Massachusetts right after Harvard -- is one of the best Liberal Arts colleges not just in beauty, but academic content as well. From the President's House to the Sawyer Library, the stone and brick structures on campus stands out against the backset hills; Williams' prestigious reputation as one of the best liberal arts colleges in the country is most definitely there for a reason.”

6300 Wilshire Blvd #640, Los Angeles, CA 90048, United States

“I went to Albuquerque three weeks ago to shoot a short film with my friend, Dan Grochowski. Turns out he'd done a few projects at a studio called EditHouse...which is where we shot our film. CUT TO: Me editing as we speak. The whirlwind of that shoot at EditHouse went by so fast there wasn't any time to conceive how magical and beautifully everything came together in that single day. From lights to camera to action and beyond, every one these folks were spot on, eager to please and as professional as anything I've ever seen in Hollywood. And as a family owned operation for decades, it makes you wish every place in life was as accommodating, friendly and wonderful to be around. Thank you so much Ed, for a truly memorable experience. Can't wait to see y'all at the screening! Steve Altman”

2050 Civic Center Pl, Miramar, FL 33025, United States

“Staff is super friendly, and very welcoming. Thank You to the 2 employees that went above and beyond at the reference desk to help me print my document. I much enjoyed the convo while waiting for my document. Just to note that if you do need to print, and are printing from your device be aware that it can take up to 20 minutes for the job to be complete, but there is plenty of books and good conversation. They charge 15 cents per black and white page. Plenty of family activities going on and I was super excited to see the adult coloring once a month. Proof of residency is required to acquire a library card.”

Torrance, CA 90506, United States

“They never have supplies that the students actually need. Their art supplies are always low. When asked, they said "well they get sold out!" You would think there would be some coordination between the class schedules and the bookstore. We should not have to go to Micheals, Blick or Amazon to get supplies. Also, if classes begin at 8am, should they not be open a little before just in case they "do" have supplies that students need? Maybe I am misunderstanding what a college bookstore is supposed to do?”

9380 SW 72nd St Suite B-221, Miami, FL 33173, United States

“I can’t recommend this class enough. David took the time to make sure we fully understood everything, was very patient with all of my questions, and helpful with all of his tips and tricks. I was completely new to autocad as of a month ago and i now feel confident using it. David is very experienced, knowledgeable, and a great teacher. If i ever need a refresher, i will definitely do this specific class again.”

14000 Fruitvale Ave, Saratoga, CA 95070, United States

“We were there for a taekwondo tournament. The campus is beautiful. There was a wonderful farmers market taking place as well. My only complaint, and it's a doozy, is that the gymnasium was a literal oven. It was really 15 to 20 degrees hotter in there than outside. Being stuck in there for 5 hours on a summer day was painful.”

13800 Biola Ave, La Mirada, CA 90639, United States

“It is ok to be fake Christians. No one care. This is called culture Christian. No one mean it. Sigh. Professor try to give godly ‘customer service’, but we don’t have to live it out, we just enjoy the 5 star service. ‘Culture Christian’, with that being said, we have similar culture background. For example, I watched the TV show or music before. This should be considered as ‘cultural’. Same goes to Christian culture. Tribalism. It is culture, people don’t have to live out the principles or don’t take it seriously. People come to Biola for good weather, Hollywood, Disneyland and something else. Pretty dry campus. Sigh, life is so short, and it is time to move on …. Sad”

623 S University Blvd, Nampa, ID 83686, United States

“Both my older kids went here and will be graduating this year!! It was a wonderful experience for us all - lots of memories to cherish!”

3110 Mustang Rd, Alvin, TX 77511, United States

“I am not able to give a review on the entire school quality of education. As every program is under different individual. Buildings and programs don't work. People do. I can specifically mentioned one of their programs: The strive program. This program gives the opportunity for education and a college experience to individuals with intellectual disabilities. The coordinator and instructor is Ms. Mary is wonderful she embraces everyone uniques and levels of learning to STRIVE. Downside..there is no financial aide for this community. Don't involve the work force commission.. You AS A college create an in house school financing for students interested in your program. Then. You as an institution will STRIVE.”