Been several years since we stopped in last, and it seems like the stock has gotten larger and more…read morevaried. Some items are spendy, but if you look around, you can find some good affordable things. Quite a bit of unique furniture out back, lots of live edge wood type offerings, some are pretty good bargains if you've priced this type of furniture other tourist spots (Gruene/Fredericksburg). Even if you're not looking for anything in particular, worth a stop just to look around. Bonus points for friendly animals, dog inside, and a super friendly cat out back.

I was waited in by possibly the rudest woman that I have ever encountered working retail. No idea…read morehow they have any business if she is always at the register. She saw me at the register and never came over. I went back later and she finally came over. I asked her where something was and she said something like ' can't you see?' .

Yeah! I was sooo looking forward to this class with Board & Brush and The Fancy Marshmallow Co. The…read morecollaboration of the two Cedar Park small businesses has been all I could talk about. Greeted with excitement, owner Rochelle of Board & Brush had me check in on her iPad. Showed me to my seat where we chatted for a bit. I saw my project in its raw form. I'm so excited to tackle this project. This is actually my second time coming so I know a little of what is expected. Rochelle does an amazing job taking you step by step and helping you. Even if you're not a crafter, never even handled a paint brush, Rochelle, and her staff are very patient, and very helpful. You start off with a raw board of pine. You're given a couple minutes to release your stress on the board. Hammering marks using chicken wire, a hammer, a mallet, and a large screw. You'll sand it lightly, and then stain it. Then it's time to stencil. Using a semi dry brush, you'll dab your brush on the stencil. Give it a minute under the fan to dry and peal the stencil off. And you're pretty much done. You get an official Bb logo sticker to complete your project. I recommend signing and dating your project on the back. Viola you're an artist! The Fancy Marshmallow Co. owner, Tina, she is such a sweetheart. She set up her beautiful marshcuterie spread. All made from scratch. Soft, fluffy, and flavorful treats. She has the cutest treats. All kinds of shapes and sizes. My favorite is the strawberry champagne. Trust me, they are amazing. Tina also brought in her hot cocoa mix ingredients and we all got to make our own bag of hot cocoa mix to take home. And we got to pick our goodies from the marshcuterie and box them up in the cutest boxes with heart printed tissue paper. Such a sweet touch to a fun class. I highly recommend coming to Board & Brush. Such a fun girls night out. They are BYOB, so it's a great group celebration. The Fancy Marshmallow, such a cute boutique, I've been several times. Tina comes up with the most delicious home made treats for all holidays and celebrations. Her boutique is the girliest cafes in Cedar Park! So darling. Check them both out. 5 stars!

Love all of my B&B projects and they are always fun to create. Rochelle is great at guiding you…read morethrough the process & walking out the door with something nice.

Kids have fun, but... 1) PUT SIGNS UP BY THE MASSAGE CHAIRS…read moreso that people know not to sit in chairs without paying! Making the chairs produce some annoying, distant sound doesn't stop "squatters" because they don't know that they're the reason for the incessant beeping! The shrill beeps seem like they're coming from somewhere far away, so when I sat in one of the chairs, another customer (NOT even an employee) was forced to graciously inform me that, to make the beeping stop, I had to pay for a massage, or move away. I was mortified, as well as infuriated that Urban Air didn't bother to post signs with this basic information. From then on, for at least 50% of every trip to Urban Air, I've heard the stupid, continuous beeping. Each time I look over to find the culprit, I see the noise pollution is caused by oblivious parents scrolling away on their phones, as they luxuriate in the comfort of these ill-designed chairs. The chairs keep screeching their obnoxious and passive-aggressive rejection of "free rides" for patrons, meanwhile failing to inform them of desired course of action. God, it makes this place a living h*ll... 2) PROVIDE MORE OUTLETS for working and non-working parents alike, who need to charge devices. The location that my children force me to frequent provides ONE outlet, under a booth table. If you don't snag the booth, forget your charging needs! Listen: No one wants to sit for 2-3 hours with a dying device, unable to their check email. If you don't bring a fully charged device, you can expect it to die sometime during the visit. There should be outlets next to each seating area along the walls. The answer is insanely simple -- if you want parents who are willing to bring their kids to Urban Air, make the parents happy.

Do not go here! DO NOT GO HERE! Do not go here!…read more Membership is misleading, and they have been unresponsive on canceling the membership. We provided all documentation for the written guidelines to cancel the membership and they continue to give us the runaround.. On top of that, the place is not safe. They do not adequately Train their staff and are significantly understaffed. Unfortunate. Don't let the other positive reviews mislead you as they are paying for box and most of them are not real. This is not a three star yelp establishment.

I am so very happy with my experience painting pottery here! I came in with a friend on MLK day and…read moreit was pretty quiet until later in the afternoon. The staff are super friendly and helpful. They're also faster at getting your pieces back to you than a lot of places I've been to before. One thing to note is it does get pretty cold inside when it's cold out. We will most certainly be coming back!

I joined the adult drawing and painting class about a year ago. I hadn't painted since high school…read more The class has been a delight. Jessica the instructor is a great guide, flexible, informative and patient. This class isn't cheap but they supply ALL THE ART SUPPLIES and we've painted in acrylic, oils, and watercolors and drawn with charcoal and pencil. Paper, solvent, linseed oil. I was really nervous the first class, but the piece turned out better than I expected. I find the class calming, almost meditative.

Texas Art House is under new ownership. Dr. Smith is always open during advertised hours, and then…read moresome. The gallery is open to appointments as well. This gallery brings national and international attention to Johnson City, TX. Add it to your list of must-do's while visiting the national historical park, wine country, and Hill Country daytripping!

As we walked down Main St we found this gallery and decided to stop inside. There are several…read moreartists on display and there were many pieces that I really liked. There was an artist who was painting a piece right there in the gallery. The lady at the counter was very attentive and nice. It's a smaller gallery but definitely worth a walk-through.

I have a collection of watercolor paintings that my mother bought and handed down to me. They were…read morepainted by an artist with Highland Arts by the name of Dee Gordon. Dee has passed away, but the Highland Arts Guild and Gallery continues. It has art in a variety of media in a range of price points.

If you are in Marble Falls or even close by, you should absolutely take some time out of your…read moreschedule and go to Museo Benini. It's a small space packed full of art with the room to appreciate each piece. You're free to wander around and enjoy the variety of paintings and sculptures. It's all well kept and organized. I noticed they had several events planned for the month, and while husband and I went on a regular day I can imagine that the events are full of creatives and vibrant energy. We were allowed to take one of the golf carts and roam the grounds to look at the sculptures outside. The vehicle was a blessing since we went during a Texas August. The area isn't huge and can definitely be traveled by on foot if you're able and the temperature is better.

The Benini museum is spectacular! You do need to schedule a tour as there are not regular hours…read morethat they are open. But the tour is fantastic and a great way to learn about Benini's work and his genius. Everyone is very kind and gracious. It's a great group activity too.

This place is pretty wild. This unconventional gallery as it were is chock full of sculptures made…read morefrom discarded toys, some distressed by creation or from being in the Texas sun. There are multiple ones scattered on the property and there are some workshops that we were lucky enough to go inside and explore with the artist. He told us about his work and showed us some works in progress. This large lot can be a bit challenging as it's outside in the brush but there's some strange and cool stuff here. Some of it is for sale but most is for the gallery. I had a fun time and there's lots to take pictures and videos of. Parking is a bit odd. We had to park in the driveway on the side of the road but it's not impossible.