This is probably one of my favorite kid 'education'/'training' places in the area…read more Few things, 1. Kid has great fun. 2. Kids love the teacher(s)/owner(also main teacher). owner is responsible and does care about the students. 3. Kid is able to focus on the project 4. Kid is able to perform and finish good work from very first project. 5. Kid is proud for her/himself, parents too. I am not really an art person, so I am not able to judge how exactly the technique kid obtains or how much they improve precisely, but I feel it worth it. Not sure if they can manage everything perfectly when it scales up with more teachers, so far so good.

We recently had a relaxing painting class at purple brush art studio. The location is perfect, the…read morestudio is very nicely designed and very beautiful. Our teacher, Roya was great and we enjoyed our time there. I highly recommend this place.

I think this is a great place. Lots to pick from/choose. It will be a great place for you and your…read morefamily!!!

Ms. Michelle is kind and calm teacher. She let everybody draw their own style and lead them gently…read more She is a real artist with a big heart. I would recommend Prairie Arts Studio to everybody!

We had my bachelorette party here and it was an absolutely amazing time! We had so much fun…read morepainting, drinking cocktails, eating appetizers, and chatting! This was just the perfect venue for a bachelorette party. We absolutely loved it and had the best time! We also took our masterpieces home to remind us of this fun time we had together. I highly recommend booking a party with Bloom Art Studio.

We had a great time with our palm Tree painting party. Super…read morefun ladies afternoon and lots of laughs as we compared our work. Relaxing yet stressful in a good way. An interesting way to learn artistic perspective while hanging with friends.

The owners were very sweet people, we had a great time. It was our first time doing mosaics and…read morethey were so helpful :) the entire experience was so much fun!

I had the unique pleasure of taking a mosaic class taught by artisan and glass artists Urii…read more Guchenia and Nathalie. All supplies were furnished and setup for us. Nathalie and Urii gave a us brief history of glass mosaics and were so helpful while we created our pieces. They are experts with over 25 years of education, teaching, and passing it on to everyone. They really enjoy what they do as they are patient, provide encouragement and help you even if you're not art inclined! They had a vast array of glass tiles in every color under the rainbow imaginable! It was so much fun and gave us all a whole new appreciation of mosaic artisanry! This is a great place to take any class they offer as I truly believe these are the best in the area. Thank you both for a beautiful afternoon of creating mosaics!

Bill and Rose are amazing!! Not only did Rose help me paint this beautiful picture without me…read morehaving any prior knowledge of oil paints, but when there, I lost my ring and they kept in contact with me to eventually help me find it. They even offered to look through the trash to find it, but thankfully they found it on the floor a bit later. So happy to have found my ring and so impressed with the quality of the class I took, along with the multiple other services they offer. Will be booking again!!

I stopped by yesterday as I was walking around the neighborhood checking out the Farmers Market. I…read morenoticed this shop that sold all things lavender! I had to make a stop. I bought one of their lavender orange jam which I plan to use when I make scones. I absolutely love seeing the collection of arts, skincare, and culinary lavender base products. I am certainly going to visit this place again. It was great speaking with the owners. They offer great advice on baking scones and were super friendly.

Writing as a former teacher and a true beginner this is not the place to start. It's very…read moreexpensive, sitting for 3 hours is hard and the place is far from being clean. I was told that all supplies were "included " nothing was said about paper for watercolor, $30.00 extra. I find it rude to be told that this or that brush is 80 or 100$ , why then give it to a beginner it only adds to the stress. The project became what he saw not what I saw. I was so tense and stressed out that I didn't go back for the last class! I feel taken advantage of and believe that a 70$ refund is more than fair. Classes for beginners should include how to hold a brush right from the beginning , paints used were not even given the correct names, etc, etc, ; class should be fun! They were Not!

I've been taking classes from Len for 2 years and I can't recommend it enough. When I saw the…read moreamazing work he gets out of his youngest (school age) students, I knew he would be an excellent instructor. I love this place, and the great sense of camaraderie among the students.

If you've ever wanted to learn pottery, this is the place for you! I took an 8-week class this…read morefall, and learned so much along the way. I'm leaving with a newfound respect for pottery, and so absolutely impressed with the management of this studio. Since ClaySpace is a nonprofit, you aren't nickel and dimed for every service, and the people here truly love their craft. Even in simple things like the management of kiln firings, there is such care taken in each step in the process and everyone here, students, instructors and resident artists alike, are just so friendly and helpful as you learn pottery. Fees for courses and supplies are super reasonable, and I am so glad to have found ClaySpace to continue my exploration of pottery.

I had an unusual experience during open lab on Saturday morning. The space was quite crowded, and I…read moreapproached a table to ask if I could join. A woman seated there indicated that it would not be a problem. However, when I stepped away briefly to retrieve a tool, I was approached by a lab aide and instructed to move, as the table was apparently reserved for RAs. There was no visible signage or indication that the table was designated for that purpose. Additionally, to my understanding, RAs have access to a separate workspace, but they'll use of shared student space--especially during a busy open lab-- is somewhat confusing. Then another RA was complaining how students should know better, which is odd since the other RA said I could sit with her. Overall, the situation felt unclear, unwelcoming and rude.