We'd seen this Sleep Token offering at other Twist locations in other cities, and asked them to do…read morethis. They did! It was a lot of fun hanging with other fans, listening to ST and adjacent tunes, and going home with our own Jerry's. Glory to the legion.

Love painting with a twist! They have made some changes though since I had been to one. Not sure if…read morejust this location or the whole chain. They are no longer a bring your own booze, you can bring non-alcoholic drinks and snacks but they have a cash bar now. Also there are options whether you would like just a standard canvas, a framed canvas, or a wood plank. I love the options!

This shop has everything you might need for Heirloom sewing. A one of a kind store with a helpful…read morefrindly staff. I have searched NWA and now Wichita Ks area and can't find anything even close to the stitching Post. If you love sewing for your little you gotta go!!!

Very nice people here and they appear to be very honest. They looked at our old sewing machine and…read moreapparently it is beyond repair.

Excellent instruction! Emiley has lots of patience and we had a wonderful private lesson for 4. It…read morewas delightful and I hope to make a return visit.

From the owner: The Muddy Pig offers classes in how to throw pottery on a wheel or hand building pottery (pinch)…read more There are Try-it classes over 90 mins as an introduction where you will make two pieces which will be glazed & fired by the staff for you. Private lessons are available as well. There is an 8-week beginners's course for more detailed instruction, 2 hours/week & includes a personal tool kit, 12 pounds of stoneware clay, & studio access. Kid's classes are 6 weeks. Monthly Memberships will be available for more experienced potters with access to our 18 wheels, 7 days/week, with 25 lbs clay, use of our glaze, & our Skutt kiln, & a personal shelf for storage of your art work in progress.

What was supposed to be a fun night out for my daughter and I became the worst experience I have…read moreever encountered with a business. I would definitely NOT recommend going to this place. Lisa the owner was very rude. Before arriving I called and asked what time we should arrive and was told that it started at 7:00. I asked if we could arrive at 6:45 and said again it starts at 7:00. On the phone I brushed it off as just her personality and maybe I was over thinking the attitude. So my daughter and I arrive and she shows us where we will be sitting. We start painting and everything is going great until she kept coming over to my daughters painting and painting on her canvas that we paid for to explain stuff to the group. The first couple times she did it no big deal. But the entire session she kept just painting on my daughters canvas. My daughter was getting upset because she wanted to paint her own canvas. So the next time she did it I said "is it okay if she does it herself?" she stormed off with an attitude apparently this made her mad because when my daughter had a question about the paint later she replied "I think she can figure it out herself". I was completely shocked on how rude she could be. At some point my water was getting dirty and I need some fresh water so I picked up a plastic disposable cup that had been used for tracing by all 4 of us, filled it with water and started using it to rinse my brush. She replied to me "that's a drinking cup, we don't use those" I said "well it was a used cup that already had paint covered on it." Keep in mind this was a tiny Dixie cup that you use at the dentist office. What was it going to hurt for me to use something that was already trash? I also got up to get some napkins maybe like 4. She saw me do this and as soon as I got back to my seat and sat them down beside me, she came over and picked them up wadded them up and threw them away even after I told her I needed them and could I have them back. She said No, you have to use the little thing beside me which was completely drenched due to the lady beside me that spilt her water cup. She also didn't give us small enough brushes to do some of the small details on the painting so everyone's bats did not look good at all. We asked for smaller one but apparently she does not have any for the smaller details. The session was supposed to last from 7-9:30. At 8:45 she informed the group that we had only 10 minutes left and we should finish up so she could take a group picture. Everyone started panicking because no one was close to being finished. I ended up speaking up and saying "don't we have till 9:30?" She said "I'm not sure I will have to look". She knew that she was just trying to rush us out of there. She called for group picture after 10 minutes and the other 2 ladies got up to get a picture. I told her we were coming and she went ahead and snapped a picture without us but the ladies there told her we had to take another one because she took the picture without my daughter and I. She was also just bad at explaining. When she was not painting on my daughters canvas she was painting on her own canvas with her back to us and not explaining how to do stuff. She left us trying to figure out things on our own. Sorry so long but wanted to explain how terrible of an experience it was for my daughter and I. She absolutely ruined our night. We went in happy and excited to paint for our first time. I do not recommend this place to anyone. Try one of the other painting places. It has to be better than this place. Also the only reason she has some good reviews is because she will give you a free painting off the wall if you allow her to borrow your phone so she can write good reviews about her self and invite all your Facebook friends to like her page without permission. I'm not the first one with a bad experience check out some of the other reviews.

From the owner: Pinot's Palette is Little Rock's favorite time out to enjoy social painting fun with friends,…read morefamily and co-workers!

Landed in AR and had a couple of hours to kill before dinner. I like to do some kind of art…read moreproject when I visit places and found this place as I did research while sitting at work in California. Well, I landed late, it took me longer to get my rental car than anticipated, I checked into my Airbnb and finally got here on a Thursday at around 4:30 pm. With HIGH aspirations I set out to do a mosaic of a bird. The girl (I think her name was Rose , my apologies if it's not) at the front gave me my options, explained how everything worked and the set me up at my very own table. She pulled out all of the containers, taught me how to use the tile/glass snipper and explained how to glue the pieces to the board. Cool. Easy. Let's do this! Well, I spent the first hour trying to "make" my pieces of my mosaic bird. I purposely did NOT glue anything down before figuring out what it was going to look like. Rose kept coming back to ask how I was doing and if I needed anything. She was excellently attentive. She even complemented me on my progress. I had to give her a side eye though...at that point my bird DID NOT look like a bird! Hahahah. So I decided I needed to pivot, geometric shapes it is, let's just make this look halfway decent! In my last 30 minutes I put something together, got 98% of it glued down and was satisfied with my pivot. Rose came to me at 5:57 pm, and said we're closing soon, but no rush. I'm from Los Angeles, when they come and say that to you they usually mean, hurry up, I need to close, I've got dinner plans at 6:30! Bless her heart....I always wanted to use that phrase. She was amazing, she really didn't rush me and helped me get packed. She brought everything I'd need to finish my project and gave me some directions to read the directions on the grout cover. I highly recommend this spot for DIY art. They're super helpful and very polite. All of the necessary tools are right there. Great for a small group or individual. There's lots of free parking right out front on the street.

Really cute spot! I'd say most items are in the 20-40 dollar range. We went for my moms birthday…read moreand had a fun time, definitely appropriate for all ages. I recommend getting a reservation before going, but I think they do take walk-ins.

For $168 we made two large wooden pieces and had a great time taking on this calming activity…read moretogether with a couple glasses of wine. Lively music and a quiet studio made for a great time with the instructor practically giving us a one on one session. We sanded, distressed, stained, and painted our boards to our liking. They had a red and two white wines and soda, water, potato chips, and some assorted mini candy pieces like Almond Joy.

There are few things I love more than a spontaneous Saturday. So when brunch flowed into, "Let's go…read moreto Board and Brush," I pulled out my pennies and made it happen at the last minute. I am so glad that I did. This was my first time experiencing Board and Brush as I am more of a Painting With a Twist, chick; however, I loved the banging, staining and painting that went into the creation of my new board. Now, I want to stain EVERYTHING! LOL I am thankful that the owner easily accommodated my last minute addition. The layout of the space was pretty good though I wish my table had been pushed a little more away from the wall because the employees had to access things behind me a lot during the session and that was a little uncomfortable. It was also difficult to hear instructions sometimes and I think might have been helpful for the staff to have whistles to get everyone's attention for important things. Our group was highly verbal (smile). One additional thing that would have been nice is if we'd had the ability to adjust the design a little bit. I did not know that the corporate trademark designs were so very rigid that we couldn't do something simple like add a hook to the front of the board to accommodate the calendar I am going to hang from my board. Corporate really should give sites that bit of flexibility but it's cool because I'm going to install one myself as soon I get home. Overall, I had a great time with my friend and made a few new friends along the way. Great way to spend a Saturday!

Yes. Lots of little antiques and knickknacks. They use a lot of local artists alongside antiques.read more

My ears were met with the sweet harmony of three voices singing a melody of fifties girl group…read morejams. It was the owners and a customer just goofing around! I knew I was going to love this place before I even walked in. South Main Creative is a purveyor of antique and vintage houseware, jewelry, acccessories, furniture and more! With pieces from all over the world and spanning many different decades this is definitely the place to be if you are looking for some treasures. I was especially captivated by their selection of glasses from years past. I found several pink plastic pairs that would cost a fortune if you added some pretentiousness hipster brand name on it. They had tons of personality and a steal at $20! The only issue is that I have a massively big head that does not fit standard size glasses. For the DIY chic, you will find a selection of chalk and wax paints to experiment with as well. They even offer basic sewing and crafting classes, including a how to make a pocket felt gnome which I am sad to have missed out on. I highly recommend checking this spot out if you are looking for a unique gift for a friend (or even better) yourself!

I love this place! So far, I've taken a Lyra class and a Glow Bungee class! The instructors are…read moresuper professional, easy to get along with, and very knowledgeable about safety, conditioning, and methods to help with any soreness or stiffness afterwards. The studio was very clean and had drinks and snacks available (which helped when my blood sugar dropped mid-class ). This facility also had one of the nicest smelling bathrooms I've ever been in. The classes were so much fun! Christy did a great job strapping us in to our harnesses and safely showing us how to jump around. I also LOVED that Christy brought us glow paint to use for the class, so we could have good pictures. She also took photos and videos for everyone while we were strapped in. I was very hesitant at first to jump in the bungee, but Christy encouraged me and I was able to dance around easily within a few minutes. I plan on continuing my Lyra classes, start taking a pole class, and I'm signed up for an Aerial Yoga class in a few weeks!

Incredible staff with incredible classes! Rachel was so…read morekind and patient with us and it was a great mix of relaxing yet challenging. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to try something new, or keep up a hobby.

Lovely, free and an absolute gem of Little Rock. Unlike larger art museums, the Arkansas Arts…read moreCenter hosts a pretty much perfectly digestible amount of art for two hours or so: one main exhibit (currently featuring a Latin@ art exhibit with pieces from the Smithsonian American Art collection) and two smaller, perhaps more permanent galleries. Not enough to become overwhelming, but enough great works to keep you interested. The space itself is also lovely, with a satisfying amount of natural light. Recommend!

This recently renovated museum with huge new addition deserves a visit. The art collection is quite…read morevaried, and it is displayed more thematically than chronological. There is a handsome restaurant near the parking lot entrance. Free admission and free parking.

Great place to see established and emerging artists. They go out of their way to support new…read moreartists without being overtly pushy/judgemental and provide excellent feedback and support for development. The oldest, most established gallery in Little Rock.

Helen, Cindy and Clark offer a full range of gallery services and have excellent some of the…read morefinest local artists in Arkansas.