Discovery Center

The class was very informative and affordable, and at the end you do walk out with a 10x7 work of stained glass. I was a little disappointed as the other reviews had mentioned a husband and wife team lead the class. Our particular course was led by the daughter of a local stained glass artist, and she wasn't as knowledgable or instructive as I had hoped. Overall, good quality for money and a fun day. PS: the class is fully 6 hours and slightly dangerous (glass!), so be prepared!

Good class. The information was helpful and practical. Glad I was able to attend.

I really enjoyed the class! The information was very helpful. It clarified for me what to expect in terms of what a proofreader actually does and how to go about gaining experience. I felt Alison had many useful examples and wanted to make sure we were getting what we came for. I would definitely take another class with her.

Great class and the instructor was very informative. If you are interested in becoming a notary I suggest you take this class.

I really liked it. I learned so much.

Class was great. Only 2 minor issues. Chairs not comfortable at all for 8-9 hours and over slides ancient. However great class. Well worth time and money

The instructor was very informative down-to-earth and made many common sense points. For anyone looking to get in this Biz I highly recommend this class.

The instructor was great - very knowledgable about mixology and bartending in general. One thing I think could be shorten is the fruit cutting portion of the class - I think that time could be used for other purpose.

A great intro to the exciting world and language of bridge, especially for those familiar with other trick/trump card games. Very knowledgeable, no-nonsense instructor. Highly recommend this as an intro to a new hobby!

I really liked the camaraderie in the class between the instructor and students that have taken several of Sarah's classes, who was really nice. That said, I went to this class as it included this description "We will study grace and symmetry of the human form through a variety of media. By observing the figure through various poses, we will cover the basics of anatomy and proportion." We didn't really get an instruction on symmetry, proportion or anatomy. We just free drew or painted without instruction or guidance, except for looking at what other students had done. I didn't learn anything I had hoped to, but I did enjoy having a couple of hours of painting and drawing with a live model. Next time I'll save the $40 and just do it at home.