I like making art and getting creative, but as an adult, it can be hard to make the time to get…read moreartsy, so attending a yelp event here was just what the doctor ordered! Anna, the owner, hosted the event with a super encouraging touch. She introduced us to the word of alcohol ink pouring, which is something I've never tried before. This form of art being foreign to me made me a little nervous to mess up my blank canvas, but Anna assured us that not only can you clean your tile and restart if you don't like what you did, but there are no rules when it comes to art. She walked around and helped when needed, speaking kind words about each persons talents. She is extraordinarily hands on, present, and kind. She's just the sort of art teacher we all should want! As for the alcohol pouring itself: so, so fun. As I said, it's super forgiving and there are no rules. I ended up making three myself, and honestly, I probably could have made more with more time because of how addicting it is to watch the colors spread and blend and morph. She had endless supplies in the forms of paints, pens, stamps, and even gold flakes to take your art to the next level. The store itself is super cool. It should be no surprise that there is art everywhere, but the skill that each piece possesses is astounding! My personal favorites are the black and white airbrush works in the front of the shop behind the counter: absolutely beautiful! The shop has plenty of cool knick knacks: beads, books, dog collars, shirts, etc. You can find the coolest things! Once you continue through the shop, you'll find a fun outside area. The best part of this area is the large bubble wands. I don't care how old you are, everyone loves bubbles. There is no greater joy than making a giant bubble and watching it fly away. 10/10 would recommend you visit the bubble making station when you go! I made sure to grab a card before leaving because they offer a lot of different classes that I want to try! The class I found most intriguing is the "Art to burn & Vision boards" class. In this class you get to burn what you wish to leave behind and forget, and then make a vision board of your intentions, goals, or positive affirmations; pretty much whatever you need to provide that therapeutic release. She also hosts birthday parties, tie-die parties, and so much more. I'm very interested in going back and trying another class!

A fun, welcoming space to get creative!…read more It has been a long time since I have done an art project. I'm talking over a decade. So I was nervous at first to sign up for an adult art class at Feeling Art, hoping I didn't make a fool of myself. But I shouldn't have been worried at all! Anna is so kind and welcoming, happy to help with any questions and walk you through the processes for each project. We did the "Fun with Cement" class recently, adding a little alcohol ink pouring at the end, and absolutely loved it! It was such a unique experience with a unique art form, pouring cement and decorating our creations with SO MUCH GLITTER! And with the small group atmosphere, you get one-on-one time to learn about the art form and how to do it properly while still having the opportunity to add your own creative touch. I also got to try the alcohol ink pour and make a drink coaster. It's most similar to a paint pour process, but, if you don't like it or make a mistake, you can simply wipe the "canvas" clean and start over! Overall, I would highly recommend signing up for a class at Feeling Art or doing a private party (they're flexible and all you have to do is ask). So get out there and be creative!

The Sharing Tree is doing great work - their location has new and gently used items available to…read morethe public. Wonderful for teachers, artists, and everyone who supports reuse! They have craft nights, kids birthday parties, and they sell awesome reuse art! See here for hours and they have an a Facebook page too. http://thesharingtreefl.org/about-the-tree/hours/

This place is amazing and contributes so positively to the Tallahassee community. This is a…read morenon-profit started by super-mom Carly and she runs it like a freaking champ. It has many facets and components but the gist is that its a center for goods to be donated, re-used, up-cycled and turned into art or whatever else you want it to be. If you are a teacher looking for supplies for ur students she's got EVERYTHING (not an exaggeration). I believe teachers get discounts but I'm not entirely sure and even if they don't everything is super cheap. If you are a person who likes to be inspired, check out the space she's got EVERYTHING, books, art supplies, jewelry, jewelry making supplies, stamps, paper, yarn, gadgets and gizmo's aplenty. I have not an artistic fiber in my being but just hanging out there makes me feel like I'm an artist. There are also classes and events, like fill a bag day (for $5 or $6), wine and art classes in the evening on Wednesdays and the one I frequent is the toddler art class on Tuesday (10:00 am-11:30 am). Carly reads a story to the kids- who ADORE her and she them- and then creates a super toddler friendly art project around that story. An example is the time she read an Eric Carlyle book and then led an art project using tissue paper. She gives each child so much loving individual attention and is so easy going. My daughter loves her and loves going to the sharing tree. She does an incredible job of fostering a strong sense of creative, conscious, community in Ole T-Town.

Hands down the most amazing art program for children. My children run out of the car every week to…read morego to Tyler's class and it's extremely difficult to pick them up to get them to come home. Tallahassee is lucky to have Tyler and her wonderful art program.

Kids have been going here for years. They continue to love it and want to go back. Continually…read morecoming up with some very creative art work to bring home. The owner has been great with the kids, the pricing is very good for weekly classes, and definitely a clean and safe environment for kids.

This is a nice little area located by FAMU. Railroad Square is a WWII-era industrial warehouse park…read morethat was turned into an art district. It is decorated with many very nice murals by very talented artist. You will also find a few sculptures around too. It spans about 10 acres and is considered one of the top selfie locations in TallahasseeIt is a creative and colorful space. There are shop, a VR reality spot, a bar, a food court, artist galley/shops, a coffee shop, a smoothie shop, screen printing stores, gift stores and boutiques, thrift stores, music and recording studios, pet stores, performing arts groups, a virtual reality arcade, and a gym. There is also an awesome Skate Art Park here if you would like to shred a few. Some notable shops include Blake's Body Bars, Cap City Video Lounge, Campus Greek, Cat Family Records, What You Got? Thrift Store, The Other Side Vintage, Sweet Boozy Cakes Bakery, Ryder's Water Ice, Morgan's Dog Training, Prime Tatoo Company, The Greenery Floral&Tuxedo Place, The Bee's Knees, Steelyard Gym, and Taste of Miami. There is over 200 free parking spaces in the park and there is free street parking within a reasonable walking distance. There is a patch of open green space outside of the virtual reality arcade. I saw some people playing catch there and also playing with a volleyball. On the first Friday of every month, the park hosts the very popular "First Friday Gallery Hop," an event that provides a lively, enjoyable experience with open galleries/shops, live music, and food. I really enjoyed this place. This is a must visit while you are in Tallahassee. You can easily spend a half day or more here. It is easily accesible and I highly recommend checking this place out if you have the chance.

It's a fantastic area. It has restaurants, art shops, thrift stores, game room and more. There are…read moreexcellent murals on the walls of the buildings!

When I tried to book an appointment online for a one on one class, there was no availability for…read morethe day and timeframe I wanted. However, I put our name on the waitlist. Lo and behold, in addition to receiving an email and text, I was called personally to find out if I still wanted to come - and Yes! My daughter and I had such a wonderful time. We were warmly greeted the moment we stepped through the door. Neither of us are that "artsy" but we wanted to try something a bit different. Our instructor, Sarah, was amazing - and so very patient with us! We are proud of our creations and can't wait to see the finished product after they have been glazed. I definitely recommend this place. There is something quite therapeutic about shaping a piece of clay into something beautiful!

I've committed myself to trying new things and exploring potential new hobbies, and pottery was one…read moreof those things. The owner assisted me during my initial class and was extremely helpful, patient, and great at guiding me through the process. She's created a relaxing and welcoming environment that I highly recommend. My initial piece was a bowl that I returned to paint and have glazed, then picked it up for keepsake. I will definitely return for more sessions in hopes of developing a crafty hobby.

Looking for a fun safe space to perhaps learn a thing or two about pottery? Well, sorry, this…read moreisn't the place for you. Looking for a pretentious pottery place with prejudicial and presumptuous proprietors? (That's alliteration my friends) Then you found it! Hopefully you enjoy a library type environment - minus the books, fun, or opportunity to learn anything. Here you can light money on fire, make a mess, then clean it all up! If you are lucky, the instructor may even speak to you. If you are luckier, your instructor might even ensure your equipment isn't broken or ill-suited to you after multiple classes. That is, if they are not to busy paying attention to their advanced cult members, including people disrupting their beginning classes by showing off their prized, strange, and unsightly cat sculptures (or other things) they accomplished at your expense. Be sure not to smile or speak. This is strictly forbidden. If you break these unspoken rules, you will probably be asked not to return, without warning of course. In doing so, they may make defaming or slanderous statements about you. I guess they are so used to getting their hands dirty... The good news is, there is a strong chance you will get a refund from some condescending person via text or E-mail a few days later. Thereafter, they will probably feel guilty and act like they want to have an indirect and meaningful conversation solely to clear their own conscious or avoid negative feedback. Once that fails, they will probably just use your negative, honest feedback, as support for their self confirmation bias. Just sit at home and watch the The Family Stone. Its a great movie and a way better experience. No hard feelings. Ooh, the wheel in the sky keeps on turning I don't know where I'll be tomorrow Wheel in the sky keeps on turning

From the owner: Tallahassee Clay Arts is a resource for ceramic clay artists in the Big Bend Area. From the…read morebeginner to the professional artist, we bring together people who want to learn and explore the creative art of working in ceramic clay. ​ Through this organization you can buy clay, take a class or join club activities.

My daughter got to get out and social distance with four of her friends and two on a Zoom call for…read moreDanielle Figueroa's art class. If you're driving along Shamrock, you won't see the studio from the road. The studio is a nice space behind the front row of buildings. I highly recommend you support this local artist and her business as she will work to accommodate all needs. My daughter and her friends that attended in person all wore masks. The painting they did was inspired by Danielle's trip to Maui.

Took my parents to LeMoyne Arts Gallery and Garden on a recent trip to Tallahassee…read more Nice to have reserved parking right in front of the museum. There is a ramp next to the museum and also a ramp to the garden behind the gallery. Love the colorful rocking chairs on the front porch. My dad and my hubby enjoyed the afternoon breeze while my mom and I enjoyed the sculpture garden. Explored the colorful world of Funkadelic Visions featuring George Clinton in the gallery. So vibrant, imaginative and eclectic. Funk, freedom and cosmic expression. A very joyful experience. Used my museum and garden pass for reciprocal entry. NARM. North American Reciprocal Museum Association benefits. Museum passes can open up a world of possibilities. If I lived in Tallahassee, I would take advantage of the classes at Le Moyne Arts. Painting. Pottery. Stained glass.

This is an absolutely beautifully gallery! I have lived in Tallahassee for 15 years and not once…read moreset foot inside this magnificent establishment until their "Muffins and Mimosas" event during Black History Month! The staff is wonderful and the artwork featured during this particular event was stellar! I bought a piece and had to keep myself from purchasing several more. The gift shop is filled with unique pieces of art, wearable and otherwise. I definitely plan to return again and it won't take me another 15 years. :0)

Super cute store with lots of really nice home items. The gal that was working while we were there…read morewas friendly and let us just browse around as we were the only ones there. Some of the things were really pricy but I think most of it was locally made so I understand the prices. I left with some really adorable gnomes for my garden and a cute salt and pepper set for my sister's new place.

This outdoor escape owned and run by FSU is great way to take a break from studying to have fun and…read moreget some exercise. Hiking, kayaking, paddleboards . Ropes course, rock climbing wall and more.

The Rez is great! For FSU students (with ID) everything is free- parking, canoe/kayak/paddlebord…read morerentals. There is a little beach which is nice. It is a fantastic spot for students to relax and forget about school work.