Love this studio! All the artists here put a lot of thought into the designs so you have something…read morelovely to take home.

I've had the opportunity to join Tika for two paintings and I enjoyed them both greatly! In fact,…read morethey are a couple of my favorites of the 7 or so that I have done at various establishments! Tika's business is a tiny bit hard to find...your GPS will tell you that you have arrived and you will be in the middle of Crater Lake Avenue wondering if you are drunk or crazy. You might be, but Visions of Wonderland is a tucked away corner of one of the three buildings on the corner lot there. Essentially, pull in like you are going to Squeeze-In Sandwich shop and drive around the building to the back. Tucked in the corner you will find Visions! Tika has a great attitude, a fun style, serves up coffee, tea and sometimes a sweet snack. You can bring your own beverages and snacks, as well. Tika is patient and talks the class easily through the painting, even challenging ones! I've been following Visions of Wonderland on Facebook for the last few months, and I love how Tika keeps it interesting, promotes the different classes, for kids, different media and she also takes suggestions for new ideas! If you have ever wanted to try a "sip and paint" or are looking for a different place to try, check out Tika at Visions of Wonderland!

They have an amazing paint brush section. There is a lot of product, would recommend going in with…read morean idea of what you want. Some feedback is on Apple Maps it's listed as "scrappy craft" My receipt says "the artist attic" so it's a bit confusing.

Super friendly and helpful staff, good classes and tons of supplies! From the outside it's hard to…read moreimagine all the things they have available at this shop, but once you step inside it's like Aladdin's cave.

Great spot for Paint & Sip! Brightly lit and vibrant studio that inspires you right when you walk…read morein. Hubby and I painted baby Yoda during a kids session (it's more of an "all ages" session) and we were both happy with our results. The instructor was responsive but also hands-off. She gave the overall instructions at the beginning then said, "have fun!" She checked in and commented throughout the session and I found that helpful. The use of a stencil was key, it really made the piece easy and fun to paint. $15 per person for the session was totally worth it. I'll do this again sometime for sure!

Well, this was a fun new discovery. Free entry. Donations are appreciated for upkeep. Easy…read morefootpaths, horseback tours, gardens/nursery, educational areas, art displays, meadow & forest views. Picnic tables & benches available for relaxing. The Reservoirs/lakes were a little low but still made for a pretty setting. Trails were not clearly marked for hiking & I thought signage was a bit confusing, but, there was a lot to see, plenty of beautiful scenery & interesting things to explore along the way. I wandered the accessible path & circled the pond for a self-guided tour. Thought it was a peaceful place to spend a couple hours.

Pacifica is a beautiful piece of land and is such a boon to our community. A lovely spot to fish…read moreand enjoy outdoors or a wonderful wedding venue. They also have youth and adult classes run by wonderful teachers and people from the community who have things to share. Outdoor school, hip hop classes art classes and more. I have had many great experiences there and it is run by people who truly care about community and family. This is truly a unique place in a wonderful community.

The Glass Forge is amazing. Glassblowing is a magical craft and the artwork that Lee and his team…read moreperform/create at The Glass Forge is exceptional. We visit whenever we're in Southern Oregon and are never disappointed. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of visiting is that this is a working studio. Glass is blown almost every day and it's an engaging activity to watch. Perusing the gallery or watching new items being created is a great way to start to understand what you might like (or imagine broader possibilities than you might have walking in). If you're new to blown glass or merely curious, an entry point is their Orbs - which are amazing upgrades to any Christmas trees. Their amazing range of colors and gorgeous swirled patterns are spellbinding in the way they catch the lights on your tree. And that's only the beginning. If that's not your holiday, they have pumpkins, snowpeople and a range of other entertaining options. Beyond the holiday wares, they have a diversity of glassware ranging from beautiful wine stems and champagne flutes to chunkier highballs, daily tableware and a vast array of other vessels of every shape/size/color/pattern/wow. And then there's the artwork. This is where things get truly impressive. They have an array of vases and bowls in different shape/size/color/pattern/wow and a wider variety of broader glass artwork too diverse to describe here. These make unique, exceptional gifts that to lean into when your recipient deserves something which transcends what you might find in our homogenous world of online shopping. Custom artwork is not inexpensive, but we find the prices very reasonable for the quality of the products offered. Concerned about the treasure you find not making it home in your plane/train/automobile? In addition to being master craftsmen of glassblowing, they are ninja packagers of their wares. We have trusted them to ship our treasures home several times (including this trip) and have never been disappointed. The Glass Forge is an experience. The master craftsmen working there are gifted. Their products are works of art. Visiting is an opportunity not to be missed.

Met up with family in Grants Pass. We decided we want to try glass blowing…read more Cool place, amazing people- great experience. The hardest part was selecting what color glass you wanted. There were a variety of color choices and for me the best part was loads of glass to look at to get a visual idea. We go back and we have Keegan as our instructor. He's amazing. he's very patient super knowledgeable, and parting knowledge while giving instruction. When you select your item to make be aware that some items are former complex and others. One of the members in our group made the paperweight. It was a fascinating process to watch however, it was a lot of work. I did a pumpkin and it turned out so much better than I could've ever imagined. I would definitely come back here again

Amazing asset to both the community and children and children of the community! So nice to see some…read morething for kids in Jacksonville. My daughter had such a wonderful creative, meditative time creating art, that four hours flew by. And she is already asking to go back... Thank you, "It's a Process!"

From the owner: A drop-in and create children's art studio, designed for ages 3-10. Birthday parties, craft events,…read moreFUN!

We arrived at the business and could not find it. We called the number listed and the woman that…read moreanswered the phone informed us it has been closed for two years. Thus, it is no longer in business.

First time visiting, but already plan to return! The setting, the staff and the food were all…read moreexcellent. Wood fire pizza, salads, soup, fresh made bread, desserts!! Nice selection of beers, hard ciders and soft drinks. I can easily see going here for a cup of coffee and a scone!!

These folks have the system down. One of my favorite observations is how I am welcomed at the front…read moredesk. From my very first stay as a brand new rewards member, and 99.99% of the time thereafter, I have been greeted with a "Thank you for being a _________ level rewards member." I always take the time to remark to staff how amazed I am at the consistency of that small gesture. I'm now at the top tier (after four years of patronage) and it is still consistent. I thanked the person for the appreciation and was gifted a little Valentine's Day goodie bag. It had candy in it, sour candy which I am particularly fond of. This location is fairly new or recently renovated - oddly enough the toilet seat was one item showing wear. But carpet, decor, tile, all looked newer. In the dining area, they have the Costa Coffee automatic brewing machines. Those are fairly new addition in some of the properties and it really ups the coffee quality. Yreka also employed one of my favorite condiments, half and half in an insulated pitcher. I don't expect this at small town properties. It is pretty common in Washington and Oregon, where the populace takes their coffee more seriously. So, that was an especially pleasant discovery in the morning. The room was an upgrade to a suite (thank you!) and spacious. Though not a suite in the traditional sense. I didn't really care. It just had a love seat or small couch and coffee table in the room. I had time for breakfast, unfortunately bacon was not offered. So, I selected scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy. It was okay. The biscuits were moist, the gravy lukewarm (not a huge fan of sausage gravy) and the fake eggs (I'm sure made from some packaged eggs.) were edible. But the coffee was good, even better with the fresh half and half. All HIEs have a great spread for their complimentary breakfast. Usually something for everyone. Pancake machine, warm cinnamon rolls, cereals, some form of eggs, and a breakfast meat or two, fruit, yogurt, juices etc. If you are ever in Yreka, consider the Holiday Inn Express. It is a good deal and

Hotel is clean, staff is kind…read more Unfortunately the fellow guests created a less than ideal stay. #1 around 9:30 PM the entire second floor was permeated in a burnt toast/popcorn smell, likely due to a guest microwaving something in their room. We had to roll up towels to try to block it from entering our room under the door. Honestly surprised a smoke detector wasn't triggered #2 around 6:00 AM the guests directly above us clearly had kids who proceeded to run back and forth for 2 solid hours....so much for sleeping in. Breakfast staff named Amber is absolutely lovely! Food was typical hotel breakfast.