Went to a birthday party. Great set up and all the art supplies you need to make great memories. My…read moredaughter had a blast. The owners are very involved and help guide an easy to follow class. My daughter left happy with a beautiful piece she was proud of. I highly recommend this place and can't wait to have a party here soon! FYI- there are adult parties and events too!

Cute selection, WILDLY overpriced. $15 for a small wooden…read morebox? The exact craft kit can be bought at the dollar tree...

This place is completely a kids art studio - we thought there were adult options, but what we got…read morewas a 5 minute tutorial on the employee's ipad we could have done at home. Paid $42 for 2 8x10 canvases worth about a dollar each and some paint and a tutorial. The ceramic pieces are not fired for you, and they cost $30 for something I can buy from Target for $5. Pretty much a rip-off in my opinion. Not a real art studio. Just a money-making birthday place.

I have been in Charlotte my whole life and ashamed that I am just now finding out abt this place…read morelol. Apparently they have been at this location 14yrs but the school has been around for over 40yrs. Thank God for the power of social media because I saw an ad on my Facebook feed abt their daily lunches. When I plugged in the address I was pleasantly surprised that my job is only 5min from there. I stepped inside and just absolutely loved the whole warmth of the environment. It felt so welcoming. The front manager Charlotte is absolutely amazing. So sweet, personable and engaging. I ordered the jambalaya bowl special and it was delish. Also got an apple cheese danish for a dessert along with a sweet tea to drink. Everything was great, and so glad that this place is now on my radar. Will definitely be going back again and again.

Fries were cook beautifully. The bread was tasted perfect . But, maybe I picked the wrong sandwich,…read morethe roast beef and cheese were served cold. The roast beef was very, very grizzly not what i want in a sandwich. It looked very pretty just didn't deliver the sandwich I wanted. I want hot food and I definitely don't want gristle. I will try something else the breakfast muffins looked great.

This place is fantastic for both entertainment and shopping. Honestly, the name on this page should…read morebe updated to Divine Custom Framing & Eight Legs Gallery--and since Uptown Tea Shop is literally inside the same building, that should be mentioned too! .......My friend and I spent a perfectly fun, relaxing afternoon there yesterday making fused-glass trivet ornaments, drinking tea, and browsing all the amazing art. It's truly a hidden gem in Waxhaw, NC. .......Tip: If you want to do an activity, it's best to call and schedule ahead. They might be able to take walk-ins, but since it's a casual, artist-loft-style gallery, scheduling ensures you get the full experience. If you just want to browse the art and enjoy the tea shop, you can simply pop in during business hours. .....There's so much to do: painted pottery, clay work, paintings, fused glass--definitely check their calendar. .....Side note: Their summer camps are incredible. If you want your kids to have a truly artistic and fun experience, this is the place. Instead of coming home with random paper crafts, they create real works of art. My two kids attended three camps here, and five years later we still use the plates they painted and the mosaic trivets they made.....In a word: COOL. You have to check it out!

A great place to get in touch with your creative side! There is something so satifying about making…read moreyour first cup or bowl from a ball of clay! The people there are friendly and supportive. A wonderful place to learn a new skill!

I get so much joy whenever I go into the rock Hill pottery center. New fine art is being created…read moreevery day at incredible prices for the quality. I highly recommend you visit Rock Hill pottery center. It will be the highlight of your visit!

There are date nights, and then there are the kind that remind you why sharing a table with someone…read morematters in the first place. My wife and I spent an early birthday celebration at The Foodie School for their sushi-making class, and somewhere between the sticky rice, sharp knives, and the quiet panic of trying not to destroy a roll in front of strangers, we had an unforgettable night. The evening wasn't some stiff cooking demonstration where you nod politely while a chef talks at you for two hours. This was hands-on, messy in the best way, and surprisingly intimate. We made an appetizer that looked like something from a downtown izakaya, rolled two different styles of sushi, and finished with matcha ice cream that tasted clean, earthy, and just indulgent enough to make you pause for a second before the next bite. Chefs Mara & Elon struck that rare balance between knowledgeable and approachable. No ego. No culinary theater. Just people who genuinely love food and want you to love making it too. And that's really what made the night work. Food wasn't treated like content for Instagram. It was treated the way it should be: as a shared experience. A little chaotic, a little imperfect, and far more satisfying because you made it yourself. If you're looking for a different kind of date night in Rock Hill -- one where you leave full, slightly proud of yourself, and smelling faintly of soy sauce and sesame oil -- this is the place.

Such a fun and unique experience, totally different from a typical night out. The chefs teach you…read moretechniques, flavor profiles, and recipes, guiding you through everything in a way that feels effortless, friendly, and genuinely enjoyable. It makes for a special evening, and you even get the recipes afterward so you can recreate the dishes at home

I found a great deal on Groupon. Had a wonderful time. Safe super nice & friendly. A great date…read morenight place or a fun event to do with your friends. I will definitely go back.

I came here on a date and was pleasantly surprised. Didn't expect anything. I made this…read more Excellent instruction!

I called asking if the shop would allow/help my future wife and I blow a kiddish cup for a jewish…read morewedding. Whoever answered the phone was extremely rude telling me it required a considerable amount of skill that he doubted I had (which is why I wanted a professional's help), and that he did not think anyone in the area would allow it (which is not true). Needless to say, I would not recommend patronizing this business.

I have been hearing people express interest in finding glass blowing lessons in the Charlotte area…read morerecently and was trying to send them to Glass Impressions, but then I realized they are not showing up as a glassblowing studio when I search, so I thought I would leave this review so that others can find them. I took lessons from Mark Selleck (the owner) a few years ago with a few friends and had a great time. I doubt there is a more experienced glassblower giving classes in this area (and he's self-taught!). I think he has been blowing glass for over 40 years. The class that we signed up for was bead making. We arrived out in the country at the Glass Impressions studio, which also happens to be next to Mr. Selleck's home on a beautiful wooded property. In the building that he uses for business, his work office is downstairs and upstairs is a lampwork/flamework studio with enough room for four students. The day I went with my cousin, there were two other students, so the studio was full, and it was a great atmosphere. After Mark reviewed the safety requirements and gave us safety glasses, we learned to light the torch and heat the glass. First we just started out making small glass balls. We learned to shape the molten glass gradually until we were confident enough to create a shape that actually looked like something! Most of us were able to finish with some cool marbles or our first pair of homemade glass earrings. I learned that the glass has to be cured just like pottery so that it does not crack, and so we left our creations behind so Mark could put them in the kiln for many hours. He offered to mail them to us or let us pick them up at a later date. I know that Mark teaches more complicated skills like actual glass blowing, so maybe another day I'll have time to go back. It is cool that someone with so much experience is willing to teach a beginner with basic interest. Thanks, Mark!