This was my very first experience with painting and Painting with a Twist made sure that it was…read morememorable and fun! A group of us ladies grabbed wine bottles and snacks and headed out on our venture. The location is in a strip mall (newer) and was very clean and relatively big. We were greeted at the door by Denise, the owner, and checked in. Each person receives a punch card and you get a free class after the 10th class, which is pretty cool. Our instructor was laid back and very informative. I haven't painted since grade school, so that should tell you my experience! She told me that I have great technique so I wuv her. I'm sorry, I forgot her name!! Blame it on the wine. Painting with a Twist has a monthly calendar and you can attend a session after reserving a spot OR you can get at least 8 participants together and schedule a private party and you get to pick the painting that everyone with be doing together. You start with a blank piece of canvas and the instructor walks you through each step, telling you which brush to use and how to mix colors, make things brighter or darker, etc. She also walks around and gives you pointers or praise. The cost is $35 for a 2 hour class or $45 for a 3 hour class. The whole thing was so casual and comfortable. I was really hesitant to go because I do NOT have an artistic bone in my body, but after just a few minutes I felt right at home. They offer classes for kids, too. You just need to go to their website and check out the calendar. I neglected to take a picture of my painting, so I am going to have to come back and post that pic, but I did take a picture off of their site of the painting that we were doing so that people can see the finished product. Of course, my picture did not look this great, but it was fun and I am proud of it anyway!! Oh and I can't forget Odie..he is the owner's German Shepherd and was a doll! He isn't very good at sneaking food, though. I would try to casually "drop" sausage or cheese and he made it so obvious...ugh! Sorry, Denise, I couldn't help it. He was too cute!! All in all, I highly recommend this to anybody! It was such a nice change of pace and I believe I will make sure to do this at least once a month!

I had a great time! I specifically chose the Flower Mound…read morelocation because compared to the one in Denton and the other one in Lewisville, this spot had the best painting in my opinion. There's different painting everyday, so check it out and see what you like! Arrived a few minutes early (as you should to check in) and every one was so friendly! The receptionist and the artist (Lenny( were as welcoming as can be. My group was small, and coincidentally we were all high school and college aged students. Lenny chatted with us and made pleasant small talk as we painted away. Lenny is a highschool art teacher I believe, so he was very encouraging. Even though I though my painting looked like boo boo, he assured me that it was fine. I'm not an artist or painter by anymeans. I have NEVER done a serious painting in my life. But if I can do it, so can you. For $35, I can't complain. Will be back in a couple weeks to paint another! ALSO, its BYOB. Cups are provided.

I just left from the Tuesday Night Open Mic where whomever the Young Woman on staff currently is…read morewas *Extremely* Rude to me just now! I have *never* been treated *so poorly* *ever* in my life! I *DO NOT* recommend going to Yellow Dog, because one of the staff members there are *Horrendously* Rude!

Great intimate venue for live music and libations! Artwork and friendly vibe abound.read more

Just in the area checking out little shops near UNT and came across this place. Lots of neat…read moretshirts, art supplies, college school supplies, etc! We've been here maybe 4-5 times have purchased a handful of shirts and have been happy with all of them. I really love the comfort color shirts, seem to be the best quality for your money. The staff are always friendly and helpful. Definitely a place to check out if you are in the area.

Voertman's helped me to manage paying for my education at University of North Texas; the year was…read more1981, and I had just graduated from Denton High School in May of that year; I graduated with honors from Denton High School and started college the following September and graduated from UNT in 1985. I then actually applied for the job of Police Officer for our local police department, and was interviewed by a sergeant in the living room of our Roberts St. house, where I grew up with my three sisters and brother Scott, who was a very good French Horn player who went to the world famous and notorious North Texas State University, where he honed his musical performance skills to the apex playing in the Washington, D.C. based National Symphony Orchestra; his pastor wife, Leslie playing alongside. The National Symphony Orchestra is simply the best representative for these United States on the performance stage, and they share a place in my heart, because I actually was blessed with the sacred fortune of joining the orchestra in St. Petersburg, and Moscow in the year 1990. Students of history will remember that the Berlin Wall came crash down, and I was blessed with fortune of witnessing history in the moment of finality and sincere graceful end. Take it from someone who actually stood in freezing snow, in Budapest then the former Soviet Union, now basically retired and resting. Give Caesar what is Caesar's, and dare enough to turn over the evil tax collectors's tables; Jesus Christ saved us all with His blood shed on the cross at Calvary; I am blessed with a short enough memory to fill in the blanks of my rough and tumble daily routines, all of which are currently being stress tested, found to be safe and robust and currently found to be lacking in some ways, including the nebulous and vital ways. Remember, one cannot "study" for a typical physician ordered stress test, unless you consider the very logical process of changing our dietary habits. If we are really prepared to go the whole hog, we really should be positively anchored in our Lord Jesus and continue to improve when we can manage. Please remember to be your brother or sister's keeper and continue to #PayItForward to the family members who love you and help to improve. Cheers, Mark F.

An update - it's a year later and my daughter is still taking (and LOVING) classes from the Art…read moreHouse! She has attended more camps and is really learning proper methods while still being encouraged to use her creativity. If you have a child that is even remotely creative/artistic, bring them to classes here and watch them blossom!

We LOVE the Art House Summer Camps!!! My daughter went last year and is still taking about it. Of…read morecourse we have signed up again this year. All of her artwork from the camp is still displayed in our home. The teachers are FANTASTIC and really make camp a lot of fun and the kids are able to do really special and nice art pieces that you really want to display. This is by far the BEST Art Studio in the area and worth every penny!

Naomi & Karis were fabulous hosts and were very helpful in showing us how to create our planters!read more

Made reservations for the intro to pottery class and made planters. When we first arrived…read moreeverything was laid out neatly and ready for us along with name tags where to sit. The staff were very friendly and helpful making sure that everyone was being helped. Before we started they gave us all a full run down of how to make the clay pots and what signs to look out for. The group we went with all had a great time and we all made some really nice planters, i look forward to attending more class for pottery but they also offer so much more from painting, sketching, stain glass, and more. I wish the pottery class had a whee spinning option or perhaps more intermediate/advanced classes that would allow us more options but overall it was a great experience.

My daughter has been going to the art class there for almost 3 years and she loves it! We can…read moredefinitely see the improvement over the years. The owner is accommodating and the instructors are all very professional and caring, we've recommended it to our friends and their kids all like it too.

Lovely open space and beautiful art. I decided to drop by and ended up purchasing a ceramic piece…read moreby one of the local artists! Very unique artwork!

A more serious antique mall with dealers who specialize in in real antiques, not 3D printed toys…read moreand crocheted plush. ( why is that stuff in antique malls? ) There's a gentleman in the back who does fine clock repair ...and stereo console repair! We also met Barb, a very nice lady , who is one of the dealer floor walkers who helped us with a huge fat lava Bay Keramiche vase, which we bought after Barb called the dealer with our offer. the place is well organized and if you're looking for large furniture of several styles, this could be the place for you. They are not big on MCM in there but we have found things ( like this vase ) that we had to take home.

Great place for antiques. Love the forgotten treasures . Has plenty of variety's and options to…read morechoose from.

What a cool spot!…read more We turned one street too early by mistake, but I'm not mad about it! There in the old Small Fry building we saw a sign for Denton Vintage Market! I wouldn't have known if we hadn't randomly driven by. Our curiosity made us stop to check it out. FYI, don't be deterred by the construction out front. The parking lot is in the back, as is the entrance. We walked past a sign about shopping local and then we were immediately smacked in the face by all sorts of eye candy!! This is essentially a store built of local vendor booths, so there is a ton of variety when it comes to the different products and price ranges. I was really impressed by how reasonable most of the prices were and how different so many of the products were. Also, this place is like a Mary Poppins bag, everywhere I looked there was another new room. I never realized this building had this type of square footage from the outside. In one room I discovered a section of Small Fry items, that was so nice! I'm including pictures because I couldn't possibly tell you how extensive the selection is for children's clothing, toys, adult clothing, purses and totes, home décor, jewelry, skin care and even furniture. I saw multiple vintage tea sets, an old coffee pot and some really cool luggage. I really wish I had discovered this place before the holidays, I found so many perfect and unique items for all the different people in my life. The staff is lovely and there was some delicious hot chocolate there as well! They are open Wednesdays through Saturdays and they were also advertising upcoming painting classes. They don't have a website currently, so you can keep up with their events on Facebook. If you believe in shopping local then this is your place and these are your people! Check it out!

The staff were really kind and helpful. It's warm and inviting ambiance is great. Lots of…read morevariety. Not overly crowded or cluttered where it's overwhelming which is really nice.