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    Blazing Paddles Studio

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 2:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    What age do you teach? We are looking for things to do with our 8 year old grandson when we are in you area next month visiting?

    Hello, we do offer glassblowing classes and ceramic classes out of stARTup Studios. However, the youngest we offer classes for is 10 years old.… Read more

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    Great place to shop or learn some skills for stained glass art. The owner Day is the best owner/…read moreartist you can imagine

    Atl Glassworks has extremely high prices for basic things that you can learn online. I have always…read morelearned better in person so I booked a class figuring it would be an investment in my craft. I suffered a severe emergency and missed my class and following up with the company as soon as I was able to and was told that I can get zero refund or reschedule. So I am out $200+ dollars. I understand small business cant take a loss on the supplies but it isn't like they couldn't be used in another class. A full or partial refund or reschedule would've helped me a lot in a time of need due to the emergency. I realized just how easy it is to learn online and will be going that route. 1/10 overall. Edit to update: 50% off of a future class????? Like I'm going to come back when you can't give some grace for a mental health CRISIS .. not a "mental health day". I was not in a state to notify ahead of time or I would have. I didn't just forget to put you on my calendar. Just because you're a small business doesn't mean you shouldn't treat people like people if anything you should more so. That is what makes good word of mouth for small businesses. I have plenty of other sources I'd rather get help from. That have good business practice and don't steal peoples money when they're down.

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