Very nice place for a birthday party, we have been here for a 5 and 2 year olds party. Staff are…read morenice and everything is organized, and the kids take home a clay creation at the end!

About a month my family and I ordered ceramics to paint at home. The contactless delivery to my…read morehouse was super easy to schedule and everything was supplied in the box the an employee dropped off (brushes, paint, ceramics, instructions). It is a great activity activity for the whole family! I would definitely recommend it for all ages. The picture frame I painted turned out beautifully!

This is a great little business that has been around since I was a kid. I took my son who was 7…read moremonths at the time to help Make a one of a kind gift. I was very happy to with the results. My only negative comment would be that in May 2022 they still asked that you wear a mask inside which was difficult since there was no AC.

My kiddo and I attended a Halloween workshop and enjoyed it sooo much!…read more Highly recommend for a nice way to spend the afternoon or early evening with kids who like to create. The instructor Natalie was lovely and very perky, the ambience relaxed and inspiring, with music while we worked, and the project easy enough to enjoy for first timers. There are several locations across Toronto - this was our experience at the Avenue Road location. Will definitely return!

We have visited the Fresh Paint Studio on several occasions with my children as part of the Autism…read moreOntario events and we were always so pleased with the staff, the venue, the atmosphere was relaxing, no stress, just fun. We love coming back and trying different painting styles. We have all the finished art pieces decorating our home and they remind us of the fun we had at the studio. We can't wait to come for another event there. Actually I am thinking of holding a birthday party for my daughter there this year. Thank you for many wonderful memories. Andrea P.

This is a great paint studio; super quiet (only us and another small group were in the studio on a…read moreSunday afternoon), friendly and knowledgeable staff and they give you a quick demo for the paint pours. My friend and I did the regular acrylic paint pour on the small 8x 10" canvas ($18 for canvas, $20 for wood). We had little cups to mix the different paint colours in, and experimented with the flow and drips. Inspirational to want to try to do this at home. My only comment is that they don't have a large selection of paints. Some are either empty (or soon to be), and are the brands you can get at the dollarstore. But great space to hang out with friends or have a birthday party. They have baked goods and beverages for purchase as well.

We discovered Unicorn Art Workshops in Hamilton and were thrilled to find some in Niagara Falls as…read morewell. My son absolutely loves them and nothing keeps him from his classes. The quality of the projects is great and they are always learning and making something new.

I purchased a "date night" package here for my daughter's birthday a few months ago. Because it's…read morelimited to 2 people, it's a few months ahead before you can book a date. I prepaid and booked our session. The facilities are located in the Wychwood art building on the second floor. We arrived early, and the studio was clear, so we were able to begin early. It was a little smaller than I expected, but certainly has everything required. Our staff was super friendly, and reassured us we'd be able to complete our projects. She went through the various pieces we could choose from to make. Both of us went for a solid bird, and blown lamp. We started with the bird. For the bird, we could choose up to 3 colours. She explained what each would look like once applied. She demonstrated what we would be doing, and had us try some practice with the rod. She pulled the molten glass from the furnace, and handed it over to us to roll into the frit colours we selected. She watched as we put the glass in to make sure we applied the right amount of pressure and rolled it before it cooled too much. The pieces then go into the hottest of the 3 furnaces. She stood behind a protective screen while the 2 of us watched with our protective eyewear. We then moved to another bench where we shaped the beaks and tails ourselves with metalworking tongs. She guided us verbally and advised a very strong pinch and pull to shape. Our little creatures then went into the last of the 3 furnaces, at the lowest temp, where they would cool overnight. For our second piece, we would be shaping by blowing rather than tongs. A rubber tube and disposable mouth bit are used, which she demonstrated. She advised that we need to blow pretty forcefully, and watched us practice before saying "when." Again, she drew the molten glass from the first furnace, and handed the rod over for me to apply the frit colours I had chosen. She then manipulated it a bit before I came in with tube in mouth to blow and shape it. Also mind blowing to anticipate that I'd be using my creation at home! For the lamps, they provide a perpetual wick with the finished piecec, and you can get the paraffin oil at a local hardware store. Once again, our second pieces joined our first to cool in the third furnace before we could collect them. It's an expensive experience, but totally worth it. The expertise and special equipment involved are beyond. Our staff was super nice and answered a lot of questions by the time we were done. We were done early, but then we had started early. It was naturally warm in the studio, but the fans made it bearable. You need to return on another day to collect your finished items. They are packed and stored in an outdoor bench box at a house near the studio. Luckily there's some street parking nearby. I didn't have any trouble parking on a close by street and quickly picking up the bagged items in the box. You have 30 days to collect them, or they'll be disposed of. It was a great experience and memory. It was unique, and having the items afterwards is an awesome way to have your own art as a souvenir. I would come back as a gift to other loved ones again.

We came here for our anniversary celebration. Minna the artist coached us through the process. We…read morecan pick two pieces, an oil lamp, bubble bowl, blown egg and glass ball. The solid piece, you can get a glass bird, bubble bowl, blown egg and glass heart. If two people you will have to select the same piece but can choose different colours. It was lots of fun in a sense you dip your glass in the colour beads. But when we bring it to the machine, Minna will help us. For the blowing piece, we have to blow into the glass on our own. It was a fun experience. Good for date nights and celebrations. Check it out!

We were here for the open house…read more Loved that Sonshine and broccoli, a local Toronto duo that was a Juno nominee in 2019 performed and even gave my kid an autographed photo. They made the open house very exciting! It was our favourite part! Love that parking is readily available around. Loved the many activities they had planned: colouring, face paint, sonshine and broccoli concert, popcorn, cake pop, and a play room for toddlers. We were disappointed to feel a little brushed off though - starting with the introduction into the room, we weren't given a spiel like others were. Felt great through the concert! But next we did the cake pop, and there was a line. We waited in line. The person making ours, started to roll it, but it wouldn't form together, so she left it on a plate and started making the next one, which she promised would be ours. We thought the next one will be for our kid, but she started asking the next kid what that kid would like on their cake pop. So we got skipped. I told the other employee and thankfully that one made it for us. Kid was still happy. Next we waited for face paint, with Ms Em in line. We waited a long time for a few kids in front of us to get their face painted, and when we were up next, one woman brought her maybe grandkid in and pushed her grandkid in front of us, saying they were in line but left the line to see other things (we never saw her in line the whole time we were in line). So she got her grandkid in as her English wasn't great to communicate but what disappointed us was that the employees didn't do anything about this and made us wait another 10-15 minutes for another face paint and hand paint for this kid. That really hurt that the employees would try to skip us while we waited so long for things and really ruined our morning. Because of the three disappointments, I don't recommend this art studio, I would rather recommend CCSA in leaside for the same activities but better care about to future and present clients. The lady in the drawing room was kind and there were lots of nice paintings and art work done there. Gave was enthusiastic and happy, great person there! He gave us popcorn and it was great! And of course, we loved sonshine and broccoli! We still tried to enjoy the rest of the day and relax from the stress of this.

The Creative Child is so much more than a camp, or a class, or a party. The staff are…read morecompassionate, supportive and great communicators. My 5 year old had his birthday party there, they were so flexible with timing, with food, with the decorations. It was more than i could want. Amazing staff, amazing facilities.

Lots of fun and Dale was very helpful! Learned a lot. Really cool studio space. Would recommend!read more