Came to a Pub and Paint at Brewers Hill on a Sunday. I've done a few of these classes so I was…read moreexcited to try Pub and Paint. Booking the class was pretty easy online and they even offer discounts at check out so don't let the sticker price scare you! The only thing that bothered me was that the paintings don't offer a level of difficulty, I chose a picture for my party who hadn't done a painting before and it was a doozy! The atmosphere was really nice, a tight fit but completely do-able and made it more interactive (juggling a drink, a pallet, and brush!) The instructor was fast and for good reason this picture is hard! He was projective and fun. I wish he has a microphone head set and maybe up higher for us all to see what he was doing better. He moved fast, there was a lot to do in two hours. Overall I enjoyed my experience. Things I wish the instructor reminder us: to paint the edges of our pictures, sign it, and its ok to do things out of he box. He was supportive but had a lot to cover, a rating on the website might help beginners not take a huge jump to try this piece.

Art. Alcohol. Food. Friends. Laughter. They all blend together perfectly and messily, like the best…read moredessert you've ever had in a while - as you stroke your paint brush, cause, ya know, we're all feeling like Picasso tonight. Different strokes for different folks..! Pub and Paint is absolutely amazingggg! My friends and I were feeling spontaneous and booked a paint night less than 12 hrs prior. There were available spots on a Monday at The Chesapeake Restaurant so we purchased tickets. The ticket included the canvas, the paint and all the subsequent supplies. This was our very first paint night - ever. I don't speak for others, but I am no Picasso or Van Gogh. Despite my lack of artistic talent, I was pretty excited. We arrived 30 minutes prior to the start time to take advantage of the Happy Hour deals (beer on a Monday, don't judge me!). Food was delicious, beer was even better. Brady, the instructor, was quite friendly and helpful. He was very instructive, encouraging and definitely created a fun and comfortable environment. The class was from 7 - 10 pm and time always flies when you're having fun and constantly having your beer refilled! I would definitely recommend Pub and Paint. This was an exceptional experience and I would do this again soon! Experiences like these remind me just how much I love living in Baltimore!

Sean was a fun and knowledgeable teacher. This was a Christmas present for my husband and could be…read morea great gift or activity for any occasion. It was such a fun activity, we learned a lot and now we have a unique souvenir that we will use all the time.

Amazing experience! Sean was a great instructor! Very kind and fun. We made a vase and a flower…read morewhich turned out incredibly beautiful! 1000% recommend.

Had so much fun doing a group activity! They make the process very fun and easy. We loved how our…read morefinal projects turned out. Definitely check this place out. And for those less artistic, they sell some adorable pieces and local products!

We went to Reclaimed By You as a team event. Jen and Whitney were great to work with! There was…read moreanother woman who helped us but I didn't catch her name. We were a group of 14 and even though their spaces only held 12, they still managed to accommodate us. I thought this would just be stenciling, but as it turns out there's a lot more to it. I think I heard a couple of times, "crafting is hard!" from my teammates. We walked in and were greeted by Jen. The wood they use has such a neat story and my particular "canvas" came from Baltimore and they even had the street it came from. We went upstairs and Whitney took over helping us. We were allowed to bring our own beer/wine and Whitney even found us an Alexa to play music while we did our crafting. Your paint color choices are painted on a wall so you can see how they dry, which was very helpful. Ooo, they even found our company logo and drew it on a sign to welcome us! The whole experience was worth it. We laughed, we got frustrated, and we made some pretty cool art to be proud of. I would definitely recommend reclaimed to anyone looking for some fun team building.

Had to attend a meeting at the Art Center and we were able to explore the Veterans exhibit that was…read moreon display. A great center with ample parking. They offer a variety of art classes that seem reasonable. This is a good weekend activity and worth making a trip to view their offerings.

I can only comment on stained glass classes at the Columbia Art Center, as I haven't participated…read morein any other programs. However, these classes have been absolutely amazing. There are a couple different classes you can take to get introduced to stained glass, like creating a dragonfly. Then as your skills improve you can take classes to make large panels or even lamps. The later classes are very open ended so you can learn different skills based on your experience and make pieces that match your interests. The classes are competitively priced and often include all materials. The facility has lots of supplies and tools that you can use, so you rarely need to bring anything except your own ideas. The instructors are extremely experienced, especially Donna, and are patient and willing to work with you. I've created a couple pieces at the Columbia Art Center and I'm excited to see what I can make in the future!

This was one of my favorite experiences I've had in a long time. Highly recommend, for adults, kids…read more7+, teens, young adults... everyone! First and foremost, the staff here is so lovely. They totally made the experience wonderful. Thank you Gina. Both ladies were knowledgeable, patient, kind and super awesome. The activites available here: Soap making Scrub making Slime making Treat making Resin Art Painting Candle making And so much more... There's also put put golf area, an arcade game, and live animals to pet. Everything is reasonably priced and the entrance fee is fair. If you go to the Be with me playseum next door, you get entrance to playseum upstairs free. And the playseum upstairs was open an hour longer than the be with me playseum which allowed us to do both till close. Please just take a look at the esthetics of this place. Its gorgeous and serene and relaxing. Look at how gorgeous our DIY crafts were. (Pix attached). Im in love with my crimson son and pearl flower soap! Obsessed. Its perfect. We did the fluffy slime for the kids, and make your own scrub and soap for adults. It was so much fun! There are so many options- smells, colors, add ins, molds.... you will definitely find something you like. We can wait to come back here to make some candles and resin art. They are also opening a location in Annapolis that will cooking activities! How fun, can't wait.

I signed up to Volunteer during a season when I felt an overwhelming desire to give the gift of my…read moretime . Art with a Heart has helped to bring the joys of Art into Baltimore City and surrounding areas by providing accessible art programs to people of all ages and backgrounds through free classes in schools, shelters, and senior centers. There's a retail store in Hampden HeARTwares . The HeARTworks initiative provides job and life skills training to young people (ages 14-24) who create artworks sold to support the program. Art with a Heart has completed over 300 public community art pieces across Baltimore. The Staff and volunteers are deeply invested and inclusive, treating every participant as an artist.

I've had the pleasure of volunteering and interacting with Art With a Heart and I can confidently…read moresay it's a gem in Baltimore's nonprofit scene. Their mission is to bring visual art opportunities to underserved communities. It isn't just a slogan; you can feel it in every classroom, studio, or community mural they help design. They run free art classes in schools, shelters, senior centers, and more, making art accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. Their HeARTwares / HeARTworks arm is especially inspiring: young people (14-24) learn real job and life skills while creating artworks that are sold to support the program. The staff and volunteers are deeply invested. You never feel like a bystander as they include you in creative decisions, offer encouragement, and treat every participant as an artist. Their public art footprint is impressive: they've completed 300+ community art pieces around Baltimore. Art With a Heart isn't just teaching people to paint or sculpt, they're building community, self‑esteem, and opportunity. Whether you're a Baltimore local looking to contribute, a young artist hoping for a mentor, or simply someone who believes art should be a right (not a privilege), this nonprofit deserves your attention, your time, and your support.

We have had the chance to do the paint thing several times now, all at different locations with…read moredifferent instructors. The was our favorite by far. To be up front about things Brooke our teacher is also Co-owner, and I think her style and approach bodes well for anyone taking a class from her organization. We were lucky enough to be in a class comprised of only my three family members (one of the benefits of going on Easter ). Judging from the set up they do not overbook their classes like other groups do. And they allow children as young as twelve which the groups who do this in bars and restaurants simply don't. They have a minimum age of twenty one. The instructions were ear and the pace was casual. Brooke was very flexible in working with us, going as far as allowing our daughter to modify the color palette and adjusting her teaching to make sure my daughter got the effect desired. Before we left the next session had been planned so I would have to say we will do it anything. Check out their website they do a large variety of painting and quite a few special events. A fun way to spent a few hours. Even without the alcohol

Disappointed with the customer service. I was planning my birthday festivities and wanted to have…read moremy party here. I recently went to a YELP ELITE event hosted by Painted Palette fell in love with the place and decides this would be a fantastic idea for my birthday. I called looking for something at least 5 weeks in advance. I called left and message and a day goes by I dont receive a call back. So I call again and again and again, I get the voicemail each time. I decide to send a email. I receive a pretty quick response. The day I would like is booked, bummed out a little but hey Im flexible. I request two other dates one date is booked for my alloted time and the other date had a inquiry but the party had not booked as of yet. Well I let Becca know that I would take the date if the other party did not book. She emailed me back, thanked me for my flexibilty and told me she would get back to me ASAP. well this has been the longest ASAP I have ever endured. I have not heard back from her and I actually took the time to stop into the studio to see if the date had actually booked. I Spoke with the co owner who told me she would take down my information give it to Becca and I should hear from her that evening. I really dislike being kept in limbo its very unprofessional, my time is more important than the money I spend. A simple email back or phone call letting me know I had not been forgotten or the date was booked is all I needed. Anyway I booked with another company, My Birthday "Paint nite Baltimore" will still go on. Ladies if you do happened to read this, I think you have a great concept and I really did enjoy the Elite event, however your follow ups and response to phone calls definitely need some improving.

Starting my first class here, clay work So far, so good!…read moreWill return to write a follow up review

This place was SUPER DOPE! I am so upset that I did not know about this place before. I life less…read morethan five minutes away. I first discovered this place because my son goes to the Upton Boxing Center less than a mile away. I was invited to come by one of my friends. Her Sister Megan Lewis had her artwork featured for a month. Upon arrival the Customer Service was amazing. They had snacks and stuff. I got a chance to meet the artist and view the artwork. One of the hosts encouraged me to go upstairs where they were making plates in honor of Sibby Grant. So I received a quick history lesson while I was there. Libby Grant wrote a letter to her slave owner Confederate POW John Hanson Thomas. They had the actual letter which was really impressive considering she was a slave and she could really write. So we made plates, which was going on a display at the Walters Art Museum Gallery. They also have classes daily at night from 5-8. I am so excited about this hidden gem. They will see be back really soon.