Great experience - a must do in Santa Fe…read more Here's a review for Prairie Dog Glass in Santa Fe: I recently had the pleasure of visiting Prairie Dog Glass in Santa Fe, and I can't recommend it enough! The glass-blowing experience was absolutely wonderful. From the moment we arrived, the staff was welcoming and incredibly knowledgeable. They guided us through the process, making it both fun and educational. The facility itself is inspiring, filled with beautiful pieces of art created by talented artisans. I was amazed by the variety of colors and techniques used in the glass-blowing process. The hands-on experience allowed us to create our own unique pieces, which was a thrill! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, the instructors were patient and supportive, ensuring everyone felt comfortable. It's a fantastic way to spend an afternoon, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit! If you're in Santa Fe, make sure to stop by Prairie Dog Glass for an unforgettable experience!

Loved these guys! We had a sort of 'family reunion road trip' from Carlsbad Caverns to Utah. Two of…read moremy sisters, their kids, me and my kids and my parents. We spent 2 hours in the morning at Prairie Dog Glass and it was everyone's favorite part of Santa Fe, even over Meowolf. Just so fun to be hands on and the people are super cool. The glass pieces came out beautifully and are a super fun reminder now of our time together. I know a big group like ours is probably hard but the PDG folks made it work and were really cool. I even misunderstood the time and showed up 45 minutes late (!) and they still worked with us and moved things around so we could have the full 2 hours which was the perfect amount!

LOVED the beautiful facility and the instructors. This advanced intensive class (Fearless…read moreAbstraction) was so helpful for learning new techniques, getting unstuck and painting on large canvases. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The environment is friendly and supportive. The owner Bev was so welcoming and helpful, and the 2 instructors kept the pace going well. Excellent balance of instruction/demos and time to paint.

Wonderful experience at an abstract painting workshop in September. Instructors were wonderful, the…read moresetting was gorgeous and the owner of the property, Beverly, was gracious and very helpful I will be back!

My sisters and I took a 2 hour pottery class with Heidi. We were so excited! She came recommended…read morefrom our hotel (5 graces) We told her at the beginning of the class that 2 of us had taken 2 years each of pottery/wheel throwing so it wasn't new to us. Yet she still spent an hour and 40 minutes of the class explaining things to us. We also casually chatted for a bit (20 minutes) when we first arrived while she was setting up (turns out that we were being charged for that time where she was setting up and we were just waiting). By the time she set up all our seats and had given her "instruction" we only had 20 minutes with hands on the clay. After that she took our pieces and did finishing touches on the base (which she took a long time to do while we were again just watching her). We also found out that she charged for this time as well. So the initial 2 hour class turned into a 3 and a half hour class where we only had hands on the clay for 20-30 minutes. It was clear she was dragging time out in order to surprise us with a larger payment charge at the end. I paid 1600$ for 3 people to essentially just watch her. She also does not accept credit cards which is very suspicious to me. I felt so sick to my stomach afterwards and I went straight to my hotel and spoke to the concierge since they recommended her. I felt robbed and sick that I could've donated that money to the less fortunate and it would've been more ethical spending. The concierge spoke to Heidi and she agreed to give us a 50% refund because of how little time we had with the clay. Weeks later she messaged me again to discuss shipping our pieces. Turns out that's another 200$ which somehow isn't considered in the previous cost. I turned down the offer to ship because I truly believe that this studio is a scam. If I could give this experience a 0 star I would but yelp requires at least one star so one it is. I would warn everyone to not take any classes at her studio and avoid it at all costs. It will put a damper on your santa fe trip.

What a wonderful experience. My wife and I took a class with Heidi. Beyond how much fun and what a…read morewild person she is to learn from, we came away with 5 pieces that look professional. They just arrived in the mail, so carefully wrapped, with such a kind note. It's a good thing our names are on the bottom of our friends wouldn't believe we made them!

I'm happy I found this art studio I've been looking for an affordable place to make art. My garden…read morehas many flowers from all the rain we've been gettin so the pressed flower workshop came at a good time. I liked how Kacey was patient with me and I had a blast. Check it out it's a great little hidden gem.

Loved using the open studio time to create something for my mom :) Ms. Kacey was super warm and…read morewelcoming! I can't wait to go back!

Wendy Layne is an amazing artist with many talents! It's fascinating to watch her draw or paint,…read moreand to watch the progression of each piece. The finished product is always truly outstanding. I'm so excited to see that she opened an art gallery to showcase her work. I absolutely love the setup and flow of the space. She even offers workshops that you can sign up for in different areas of art. Her workshops are such a fun experience! I highly recommend them to anyone who enjoys art.

I really enjoyed the art in this gallery and picked up a few giclee prints. We laughed that the…read morelady who checked us out seemed like a disgruntled employee as she was on a call and was speaking Russian the entire time. Turns out she was not only one of the owners but also the artist that painted one of the prints. After I learned that I was really disappointed that she was so disinterested in the customer experience- especially since I'm planning to buy a Kirk Buchanan original once one I want comes on the market. I'm not buying it from Art Mozaik though.

Wonderful Art Gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico! Bought a gorgeous original painting…read morethere a few months back. Had a fabulous experience looking around the gallery at the many lovely pieces and talking with the artist that I bought my painting from. Highly recommend!

Lucas Decor carries a wonderful collection of items for the home. One of our favorite items is a…read morehandmade Japanese paper fish that is a lamp. When the lamp is turned on you can view the pieces of pulp adding to its quality. Some wall hanging are kinetic, while others feel light and airy. An enjoyable walk through. Free street parking.

Who wouldn't want to take a rock session on what I dubbed as their rock rocker…read more They have 2 person rock chairs and wind art too. Fun patches bunny for Easter coming up.

One of my favorite songs is by Buffy Sainte-Marie. It's called, "Now That The Buffalo's Gone." It…read morehas haunting lyrics and melody and its sad truth has stayed with me ever since I heard it. After spending some time at the Georgia O'Keefe Museum, I wanted to see what other artwork Santa Fe had to offer. I had needed to see what happened before the buffalo were gone. A brief walk along Palace Ave led me into Huey's. The art in this gallery is American in nature and entirely native. It's a fantastic reminder of what this part of the country (or, more accurately, *this* country) used to look like. Inside the gallery is piece after piece of dramatic Native scenes. From lovers entwined in bronze to a warrior with bow & arrow drawn astride horseback in wood to a giggling child staring at you with eyes of wonder, captured in oil, I found myself mesmerized by the collection and eager to explore every nook and cranny to discover all it had to offer. The gallery doesn't need my accolades to give it business. Its work has been collected at The White House, The National Gallery of Art and The Smithsonian. But, I do think it's important to remember the importance of this gallery and others like it. Santa Fe is a beautiful city way set in the clouds (higher elevation than Denver). It's a wealthy city, home to many folks with lots of cash and vacation spot to even more people with more cash. Things aren't cheap (t)here. But, Santa Fe didn't always look like this. The Huey tells an essential part of this story, a story that must be heard and given voice... even while the privileged beauty of The City Different makes its halcyon call to wanderers of all sorts. "When a war between nations is lost/ The loser, we know, pays the cost..."

The woman overseeing it is a total b -word. First she said…read moreno pictures - how dumb is that. In an art gallery. How does one get the word out for an art gallery if they don't take pictures and send said pictures to their friends of the art? Also the lady said to ask her any questions if we had any, so my friend asked her how long a specific painting took the artist, to which the lady responded "What difference does it make?" I think that says everything you need to know.