My girlfriend and I went here for a date and this place was such a cute spot. We walked in and the…read morestaff at the front gave us a quick rundown, and we were on to choosing our pieces we chose a mug a bowl and an axolotl. There is no time limit, and we were sat at a table where we started tracing and painting. You pay by the piece after you're done painting. After about a week and a half I received a call and were able to come in and pick it up. It was a little confusing because I think my name was only attached to one of the pieces but we were able to figure it out. Overall, I would recommend this place if you want a cute activity.

I'm not artistic but it's a really fun place to visit. A friend helped me to paint a special piece…read morefor my young neighbor and I made a water dish for my dog Lewis. The staff is super nice and very knowledgeable.

I have ALWAYS wanted to try throwing my own pottery, and Artsy Edge was a great place to do it!…read more I took my three grandkids any my mom, and we all had a blast. We went back a couple of days ago to glaze our pieces once they were ready to be painted, and I will pick them up when they are completed. They have summer camps for the kids, and my granddaughters will probably go for a few days next summer. Super sweet and patient staff!

I was excited to take a pottery class at Artsy Edge, but unfortunately, the experience was…read moreovershadowed by poor customer service and disorganized operations. First, the instructor texted me to come in at any time during the week to complete the glazing phase of my pottery. When I arrived, she told me I couldn't glaze because a class was in session--contradicting the message she had sent. Additionally, their posted hours of operation were inaccurate. She originally stated the studio closed at 5 PM, but after I pointed out that the website listed 8 PM, she admitted the discrepancy. When it was time to pick up my pottery, they couldn't find my pieces. On top of that, the instructor's mother was incredibly rude. At checkout, I asked if they accepted both cash and card, and the instructor confirmed they did. However, when I presented a $100 bill (for a remaining balance of $45), they had no change. The mother repeatedly insisted I just "leave the remainder as a tip" three separate times. I had already planned to leave a tip, but being pressured like that was uncomfortable and unprofessional. When I refused, they then asked me to Venmo the payment because they didn't want to pay card processing fees. While the actual pottery class itself was enjoyable, the operational side of this business was frustrating and unprofessional. Clear communication, better organization, and basic customer service improvements would make a huge difference. Until then, I can't recommend Artsy Edge.

I feel like I reviews this space last year... maybe under a different name. Welp this is the name…read morenow. It has a sign above the big garage doors and everything! I feel like this is sort of related to Zele across the street since they share a couple of artists, but there are unique items here and they have changed up slightly on the weekends that I've been in. Plus there's a rug store in the back which I haven't really checked out since I have beaucoup rugs. Each booth is separate so you pay each artist or their designee individually. There is jewelry and pottery and paintings and prints and photos and an assortment of items. If you are a fan of Cary Chun Lee's cat paintings, he is often painting at his booth in the marketplace and also sells originals not just prints. Great spot to find the perfect item that you didn't know you needed.

Stopped in and got a few pieces of handmade jewelry for Xmas and today stopped in and got a…read morebeautiful succulent in a vintage vase for my home. Love love supporting local artists especially in these times! About 10 vendors in there. Must see !

This is a great studio for beginner potters! The class on Saturdays with Alison taught me a lot…read more She is good about helping, but knows when not to overstep- and allow the student to figure it out! If you're looking to get into pottery casually this is a great place to do so. They offer wheel and hand building.

Hello ! I've been going to posh clay for about 4 months now it's awesome!, my instructor is Ron and…read morehe's very detailed and free flowing,the people and atmosphere are truly a bonus because everyone is so nice and welcoming i truly feel like I've made real friends here, I would recommend posh clay to everyone it's a fun hobby to pick up just make sure your nails are short I love it here

I attended a gnome workshop at Wrenworks 2 years ago and began an obsession with hand-built…read morepottery. The workshop was a fantastic introduction to the tools and basic techniques to make my own art. I joined open studio and go every week ever since. (I've made 40 gnomes and a bunch of other things, even tried the wheel!) The workshops and studio are fun but the people and community are the real treasure here, they are so welcoming and supportive.

I love the vibe this studio gives. I have done a few fun things with them, Gnomes, Christmas tree,…read moreand an envelope wall hanging. I am in the garden stack class and I am learning a lot of fun and new techniques. Everyone is so easy going and knowable is makes it lots of fun.

This is a great shop showcasing art work and jewelry from local artists. Paintings, pottery, mixed…read moremedia, jewelry and candles all from the local area. Great souvenirs if you are visiting or if you are a local, something to add to your personal collection.

From the owner: Pottery Fine Art for the home…read moreLocal gifts and souvenirs

The pottery is beautiful - each is painted slightly differently, so you're going to get something…read moreessentially one of a kind. I am excited to use my voodoo cheese platter (with holes in the voodoo doll for tooth picks!) As if that wasn't nice enough, this stall is run by fantastic owners! My mother has purchased a fleur de lis magnet, and it made her remember New Orleans fondly, until (through no fault of the magnet) it got knocked off the fridge and split into five pieces. Even though it wasn't on their shop site, we were able to order a new one and it arrived today, looking very similar to the old one (but still unique). Thank you for your thoughtfulness and consideration, and coordinating this sale for my mother! Now she has a reminder of New Orleans again (but in a safer spot on the fridge)!

Wow! As a person just learning pottery Libby was amazing! She took interest in what equipment I…read morehad, what I knew how to do and what i wanted to do. She spent so much time just talking to me and showing me how to easily throw pottery! She was so knowledgeable and helpful! Her pieces are absolutely beautiful! Each piece is hand crafted by Libby and no 2 pieces are the same! I'm so excited to get home and use my new mug! Thank you Libby so much for all of your time and beautiful artwork, I am so thankful to have met you!

Came for a visit from Michigan. Brought my granddaughter to try throwing on the wheel. We had a…read morefabulous time!

If you're looking for a gift and don't want the same old thing, I highly recommend this…read morefamily-owned gift shop. It's a mother/daughter enterprise and both have exquisite taste. I always find something unusual and lovely that I'm proud to give. The daughter also teaches pottery classes and schedules fun theme nights. It's a great place to bring a bunch of girlfriends and a bottle of wine for something different to do together. Highly recommend!