So I have been back twice more since my initial review. Yes, they do have several positives but…read moregood luck getting folks to acknowledge you! Last time, I was there 20 minutes and as I was getting ready to leave, one employee stopped chatting with another employee and approached me to see if I needed anything. I knew they were both employees cuz they discussed obvious shop business - moving around merchandise, ordering stuff, blah blah blah. They are no longer Crafty Lady Trio but moved one shopping center over and called something else but their lack of service remains.

This is one of the most friendly and knowledgeable stores around! The owners and staff are not only…read morefriendly, they're willing to listen to what you are interested in. They welcome knitters, crocheters, and other crafters. Their inventory is amazing!!! The yarns are gorgeous and reasonably priced. Give them a visit, you won't be disappointed!

I took a glass fusion class from here through Clinton Township Recreation. Great class. Staff are…read moreall very helpful. I really enjoyed it. I will be going back to create something else soon. They have a wide variety of crafting options like wooden signs, wood "sun" catchers, canvas and ceramics. Go check this place out. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Step into a haven of creativity! We offer a curated selection of materials and have friendly…read moreinstructors to help guide you on your creative journey. We offer ceramics, canvas, wood pieces during regular business hours. Walk-ins are encouraged! We have workshops on Tuesday (registration required). Check our website for the upcoming workshop.

This is a small, but nice art gallery and much needed on this side of town. It's in a historic…read morelooking building with a grand set of stairs leading up to a front door... that sadly isn't in use. The entrance is to the side off the parking lot in a sleek modern addition. Fortunately, the stylistic mash up works better than, say Soldier Field. Anton Art Center looks old timey from the front, futuristic from the back, and maybe awkward from one of the two side views, but it's not terrible or anything. There's two galleries, on the first and second floor, with a little skylight in the middle of the upper gallery. A little gift shop with handmade wares from local artists is just up the first flight of stairs, adjacent to the lower gallery. I've seen a few exhibits here and they're often a mixed bag. They seem to like landscapes a lot. It's usually paintings, though I've seen photography, too, and there's often sculptures on risers in the middle of the galleries. I want to say once a year they have a student exhibition and it's fun to see what young minds and hands have put together. On my latest trip to Anton Art Center I only perused the upper gallery, as the lower gallery had work still sitting on the floor, waiting to be hung. I'm on their email list and I would have known this if I read it, but I was in the neighborhood and decided to pop in. At any rate, there was some really striking paintings of street scenes with pieces of stained glass collaged in that really piqued my interest. I'll have to go back and see them properly displayed. There's usually at least 3 or 4 pieces here that really catch my eye and make me really ponder and examine them, a bunch that are solid but nothing spectacular and a handful that I quietly groan at for being hoaky arts and crafts stuff old ladies might buy at art fairs. But, y'know, not everyone can be art snobs and stuff like that has a right to find it's way to it's intended audience. This is the capitol of Macomb County after all. I wouldn't go too far out of my way to pay a visit to AAC, but once every few months when I know there's new work to see, it's interesting to drop in if I'm in this neck of the woods when they're open. Oh, yeah, bring some change. You'll need to feed the meters in the garangtuan, usually sparsely filled city parking lot AAC sits on the edge of. There's a few nearby restaurants you can walk to when you're there if you're not afraid of a little exercise.

The Anton Art Center is a small but fantastic art gallery with rotating exhibits. On this visit it…read morewas a quilt and photography exhibit by a local domestic violence shelter. On each quilt were handwritten messages from survivors of domestic violence and photography by surviving children. It was a very moving experience

I tried calling to get pricing and more information on classes but I've always left voicemails and…read morenever received a return call.

Chef Lauren is a master of her art! Her classes are detailed, yet easy to follow and you walk away…read morewith full confidence you could replicate the menu you just learned. Highly, highly recommend the private class setting she offers as you don't get the 1v1 in the corporate establishment. Her home is SO inviting and she makes something as 'simple' as learning knife skills fun and engaging. So far, I've taken the pasta class, knife skills, and cookies class and loved every minute. I'm always engaging with her to see what else she is willing to open up her home to and teach me and I've never been let down.

The painting class was fun and our teacher kept us engaged and positive. The crew was attentive and…read morevery helpful.

My son went there for a five-day "summer camp" and loved it! They painted on canvas and learned…read moredifferent techniques. The images to copy were fun, and the teachers were nice and patient. I'm looking forward to coming back!

I visited Du-All yesterday and I'm going back today. I am a beginner artist and the knowledge and…read moresupport I received was invaluable. Support our local small business community!

If I could support my local business I would, but smaller owned art supply stores are vanishing…read more Smaller, local businesses like Du-All, know their stuff and they know what's good and what's not so good. I 'm in upstate NY and found this store on line by accident. GREAT customer service and follow up. My item was packed with care. Du-All carries quality drafting supplies and trust me, too many makers just don't make good stuff any more. I have a too many things that just won't "square." Spend once for a quality tool, then it will be with you for life. Du-All has fair pricing. You pay for what you get and maybe you pay a little less than a high falluting store that caters to a boutique crowd, but then you're also avoiding that "stuff" you get from the bigger places that just isn't what it should be.

Great store in downtown MT Clemens! Lots a great gift ideas, many handmade items with that special…read moretouch!

Greatest local store. Helpfully and informative staff. So many products to choose from.read more

Amazing hands on experience learning the blacksmithing trade. Donnie is a great guy and a…read morephenomenal teacher. I'm not aware of any other place where, for a reasonable price, one can take a class like this. And frankly, I can't imagine why anyone would want to go anywhere else.

What a great guy! Got back to me very quickly and was very gracious. Opened his shop and gave great…read morefree advice and I will always appreciate it. While I was in his shop, I was amazed at all the cool things they do there. If any of you have any special project that you need worked out, this is the place. Thanks