Great store with super friendly employees, awesome selection, and adorable artwork! They have a wide range of art supplies for different crafts as well as kiddos and cute gifts. Prices are fair and yesterday they even had Needohs! read more

Blick Art always has Great prices and supplies you can't find anywhere else. Their attention to quality products are appreciated and passing better quality and value to their customers at a reasonable price. "Blick" seems to care about what they sell and about who their customers are.......that means everything! read more

This is the perfect one stop shop for (mostly) all of your art supplies needs. This store is clean, enticing, and well-organized. I can almost always find exactly what I need here for pastels, watercolors, print making, drawing, etc. And the front section of the store has a wide variety of impossible to skip impulse purchases. If your secret Santa is into creating, this is where you want to go! I can't fault the store for its location, but I sure do wish they had a polaris store. And the price points can be a little hard to swallow, but you know you're getting good quality products. The staff here is knowledgeable and always very friendly and eager to help! read more

I have been supporting Blick Art Supplies for years!! I am a artist by trade so it has been my go to place for cheap inks and drawing equipment to perfect my craft! I remember the Short North location and all its wonderful wares (and the convenience it was to my home) but luckily, they ship if you don't drive. It's a nice drive to the Sawmill (Dublin) location. The workers know their stuff! They found me some small capped containers for dipping ink with my nibs. I was guided to the brushes where I found a Winston and Newton brand synthetic brush (2) which I can not live with out now!! I am so glad we have a real deal art store with working artist there. 5 stars! read more

It didn't take long for Utrecht prices to jump when Blicks bought Utrecht. Example, at the Columbus store I paid $8.44 for an 8 oz. tube of Utrecht Studio acrylics in Aug. 2022; In May 2023 just 9 months, the price was up to $11.59, a 37% jump. Blick's catalog is 13% cheaper at $10.18 for the same. There is really no good competition in Columbus not even online, like Jerrys Artarama which does not carry Utrecht. Corporate Blick told me Columbus can charge whatever it wants as it's retail cost is higher. I like the fine staff who are very helpful. read more

Great service, employees are quick to offer help. They have a gazillion type of acrylic and oil paints, Almost too many. The prices are average nothing that stands out and makes want to drive 30 minutes for a great deal. Great selection of supplies for painters, sketchers, etc. not really a craft supply store, more so a true artist supply store which is great as they have items the big box craft stores don't carry. Definitely worth a visit to get items you may only be able to get online. The employees are walking around asking if you need assistance vs hiding behind register which was very impressive plus they are knowledgeable on the products offering great suggestions. read more

I love this store. They have everything and more. Their online store is excellent too. The store itself is very clean and well organized, and the associates really know their stuff. They are very helpful, help one customer at a time, and go the extra mile when helping you The carry an extensive selection of paints, chalks, inks, instruction materials, canvases, sketch pads, even adult coloring books. Come have a look, no regrets read more

Please send help. I have a bad case of BAMS (Blick Art Materials Syndrome) and it gets worse each passing year. Symptoms: My knees get weak and I begin to drool as soon as I enter the store. I get light-headed as I wander the aisles, which happens whether I came in for a specific purchase or not. Lightheaded wandering leads to one of the more dangerous consequences of this syndrome: Severe Over-Purchasing. This is ameliorated by the fact that Blick shopping bags are fabulously reusable. The helpful, knowledgeable staff only heighten this syndrome, but ya know what? Blick-- if loving you is wrong, I don't wanna be right. Periodt. My only complaint is that I live a lot of the year in Puerto Rico, and wish they'd open a store there. But they do ship to me there, so there's that. read more

Perfect place to pick up art supplies or cute and unique gifts for adults and children. My 4 year old and I love going through all of their fun trinkets and crafts. read more

I've been ordering my canvas, acrylics, brushes, and pottery tools from Dick Blick for about two decades, but until yesterday, I'd never visited a brick-and-mortar location. I was happy to find they stock an enormous range of pre-stretched canvas, especially large scale (60"x72") at reasonable prices. Their stock of brushes and paint is similarly widely varied, and their inventory accommodates artists ranging from hobbyists to students to professionals. What made me really happy, though, was finding that they also carry a wide range of markers, including Copic, and offer a volume price discount. Buy six markers, and your price per pen drops significantly. They allow you to mix and match across brands, too, to achieve the six-marker threshold. This is a game changer. We were helped with our shopping by a staff member with a salt-and-pepper bob. She was friendly and courteous, and she offered to help us find anything we needed, then let us return to our shopping. I'm happy any time I find service that offers to help, then allows me to shop at my leisure. Thank you! read more

Great store. Maddox was super helpful and was able to answer all of my questions about gouache paints.

Don't settle for some Michael's or Walmart off brand, your creativity and time are worth good supplies. If you are into art, this should be your haunt. Blick is a name known for quality and excellence in the art supply world, and that's exactly what you get here. If you want the best there is- they have it. Something for a beginner? They have it. Good price on something in between? They have it too. If you look online they even run sales and have decent coupons for various supplies during the month. We were looking for a specific kind of acrylic paint and they had exactly what we were looking for- in a price that was cheaper than what we found on Amazon. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and understands the different mediums to help you find what you're looking for, or help you order it with a smile. There is plenty of parking and if the "gotta have it" bug bites you can grab a cart to fill while you shop. It's worth walking through even if you are just looking- trust me, inspiration will find you when you stroll the aisles read more

This place is a solid option for all artists and arts enthusiast. While it's true you can find most of the art supplies , at least the basic ones , at big stores such as target and Michaels , what Blick offers is a more substantial wider array of specialty art supplies such as high-grade drawing Pens , watercolors , crayons , brushes and such.. The price point for some items is very good while I noticed for others you pay a little more than you would in bigger chain stores however it is a one stop one shop for all kind of place which is pretty cool. They do offer a rewards membership card which you can use to make purchases and accumulate points to be redeemed at a later time for discounts, etc. Moreover they do offer student and teacher discounts. read more

Our whole family loves Blick! There's a great assortment of art supplies and we almost always have good customer service, too!

It can be a bit intimidating for folks without much artistic experience to visit art supply shops like Dick Blick. But don't be apprehensive about this art supply superstore. It's very approachable, and the employees are very friendly and non-hovery. And if you don't know anything about art supplies, you can pick up a neat looking notebook or calendar here. The selection is unparalleled in Columbus. I go there for screen printing supplies mostly. Other than online, this is the only extensive stock in C-bus. Their selection of canvases is also impressive. It's a little out of the way (all the way up on Sawmill), but Dick Blick is worth a trip for its variety alone. If you feel stuck piecing together art supplies from multiple stores, check this shop out. read more

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Super nice and helpful staff! The supplies are also super affordable! I definitely recommend this store

Got a pretty good deal on some products purchased. The store is clean and organized. So props there. However, when I had questions on a product and called the store back to get answers, the guy who picked up (who also sold me the product) went silent midway through my question. The next thing I heard was him telling a coworker that I called (in a mocking way), and then he came back on and asked if I was still there. Buddy, spend more time paying attention to and helping your customer on the phone rather than working on your sic burns. Or learn how he mute button works. On top of that the spray paint that was recommended (by the same dude) for the project I was working on ran out, had bad coverage. I ended up going back out and buying spray paint from another store that did the job (and did a much better job). I don't think blicks is responsible for the quality of Montana products, but I do expect the people working there to hear my explanations of what I'm trying to do and suggest a solution that will work. Cheers. read more

Blick has been a staple of our art community for a loooong time! We miss the Short North store and Jay!

Excellent customer service. Blick deserves 5 stars for going above and beyond to make sure I received a FREE tube of paint. My order qualified for a free tube of paint. The paint was missing from the qualifying order shipment. When I contacted Blick, they sent the missing tube of paint by 2 day express. There was a problem with the shipper so that shipment was not received. I contacted Blick again and they sent a second tube of paint 2 day express. It arrived as promised. read more

I am not an artist... not even close. But I'm throwing an art event at CCAD, and I needed some supplies. Yelp pointed me toward Blick, and as much as I hate Sawmill Road, I have to admit this place is worth it. Blick is an artist's heaven! Every aisle is packed with goodies, and nothing was overpriced. They sell their own store brand version of most products, and these are a steal. I can't even begin to describe all the things here, nor can I compare Blick to any other store. I'm just an amateur, but this place helped me cross off everything on my list. One interesting thing to note, though, is the customer service. After reading previous reviews, I was really expecting something amazing, but these folks were incredibly nonchalant and never offered to help me. read more

The service here is amazing. I walked into Blick to browse their selection. A staff member approached me but I didn't want her help so I told her I was just browsing. To my surprise, she didn't walk away. Instead she stood there for a moment, appearing to think about her next move, and then persisted to try again. I told her I just wanted peruse the paint supplies so she inquired about what kind of painting I do (at this point I'm rolling my eyes, wishing she would leave me alone). I finally opened up and told her that I'm still learning and don't have any idea what I'm doing and she informed me that she also taught herself and then gave me a host of pointers. She showed me a book of canvas sheets that I could practice on, which I had never heard of and was really excited about. She also gave me info about brushes and differences in types of paint. I felt so horrible that I tried to shoo her away. She was amazing. When I finally finished searching the store, I went to check out and tell the manager about my experience. Turns out that the manager was amazing too. We talked about school and where were both from and she signed me up with the the preferred customer card (which is free to teachers and students). The next time I returned (about a month later), the manager remembered my name and was really nice. I HIGHLY recommend this place. You can buy a lot more than art supplies here...try it out! read more

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Went in here to look for some archival bags which they had but unfortunately not the size I needed. But they were very helpful saying that maybe they had the size I needed online (they didn't but WTH!) Where they now have me as a loyal customer is mat board cutting. I picked out the big sheet from the bins where they have just about any you could ever imagine using, told them what size I needed, waited about 5minutes and TAH DAH! They gave me the cut boards and the leftovers and here comes the great part. Paid for the board and only a $1 for each cut after the first two free cuts. I didn't have to try and cut them myself and risk messing up plus if I need more cuts all I have to do is bring in the leftover big sheet and they'll cut again. HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!!! And a 10% discount on top of it all with the member program (sign up if you think you will be in there more than once, it's free) I left a happy artist! read more

Too expensive. While I shopped often at this store in my college art career, I rarely shop here now. As an art teacher, I spend much of my time price comparing art supplies between stores and online prices. While Blicks has a great in-store selection, many of the products I need for my classroom are not available in-store only online. A good example of this is tempera cakes, which Blicks only sells online. I find Blick a fun place to walk around and think about what I could be making, or think about gifts. It is not a very practical place to buy bulk supplies or supplies for an art classroom. Honestly, the prices are ridiculous compared to other places you can shop in Columbus or online. I would recommend parents or teachers shop for art supplies at United arts and Education, or Star Beacon products. You can get great prices on art supplies there. Blicks is mostly for the artist who does not care what they have to spend they just need the product now. That worked for me in college but I am a smarter shopper now... price compare people, price compare! read more

I have not been too thrilled with Blick lately. It seems that they're no longer carrying blue drafting pencils, which is immensely disappointing. BOO. Still, they almost always have everything else I'm looking for, whether it's sketchbooks, drawing pencils, replacement erasers, or paper. While ordering online would be my best option in the future (using the store locator tool on their website reveals that the closest store to my future home in Montana is in either Washington state or Oregon...bleh), there's nothing quite like walking into this shop. It's not a hole-in-the-wall, which I would honestly prefer, but it's intimate and it definitely caters to those who are artistic in nature. I'm a stetch/pencil artist, and I like having a wide array of pencils to choose from so I can achieve a certain look and mood. It's so hard to find 7B-9B pencils here in the States. I have no idea why. Blick, bless them, carries Derwent brand pencils, and I'm never going back. They also have Strathmore papers of every sort. They can be pretty spendy. I mean, let's face it, we're talking about professional quality products. None of that is going to be cheap. If you have their member discount card, that's some money off your bill, but if you get their little promotional cards in the mail, you'll know about sales they're having and therefore save even more money. Don't be put off by the staff's "attitude." Artists are a weird group - I have personal experience in that area - and then you have morons who pretend they know all and in reality don't know crap (as Stac pointed out with the expensive brush vs. cheap brush thing). Try putting up with that all day, every day. It's almost worse than Walmart. The staff know their stuff too, so if they recommend something, go with it. I might've had to spend more money as a result, but it's so incredibly worth it in the end because I know I got the best. Blick also offers art classes and workshops. They have little handouts with program information that you can take with you. read more

I really appreciate Dick Blick and wish these stores populated more than the infectious Hobby Lobbys that are EVERYWHERE. Dick's is like an art student's dream world. Ask and ye shall receive some good deals, and just about anything your heart could want. I have bought supplies from here ranging to oil paints, screen printing supplies, canvas, ceramics glazes, and they even sell a line of spray paints with different nozzles and tips for the enthusiastic graffiti artist. I'm shocked just about every time I am in need of something bizarre and different I require for a project, because Dick's delivers every time. It might not be as cheap as I were hoping, but they carry it. They have become a God Send for me when Columbus Clay is closed and I need some Amaco glaze. My GOD, they even carry pyrometric cones for my kiln! Hallelujah! However, I've never had any luck with asking questions at the front desk. It's usually just easier for me to try and find stuff myself, so I don't have to stand there five minute and deal with blank stares. (Either ya know, or ya don't know.) I will also admit they have some wicked sales on primed and ready canvas here. During some of their 60-80% off sales I'll walk out with around four or five canvases in all different sizes. They have Hobby Lobby beat as far as size and range, AND price. Their sketch book aisle is great, and has everything from cheap newsprint sketch pads to high end leather bound books. You're the best, Dick Blicks. Keep up with the sales, and I'll keep draggin' my artsy-fartsy behind in. read more

I finally made it to Dick Blick today, but apparently now it's called just Blick. Probably the result of some seriously uptight people complaining to management about all the dirty thoughts they were having, and how that affected their eternal soul. Another strange thing, I complimented the cashier on the music they were playing, and she said that they had a lot of complaints about it, and that someone had walked out just moments before in protest. Weird. They were playing stuff like Heartless Bastards and Nirvana stuff from the Bleach album. And it was barely audible. I dunno. The burbs creep me out anyway. It was well worth the trip though. I was so excited about the huge selection that I bought everything that I wanted. Well, everything I needed today. Normally I'd just buy some molding compound, then come back a month later for some liquid plastic to finish the project. Not today, my friends. Today I win. I'll go to Utrecht for pens and paper, but it's [Dick] Blick for everything else. read more

On the plus side, this store is huge and has a great selection. The prices aren't too bad either. I also got to use my student discount which helped immensely. Downside, the staff wasn't much help. I was entering my freshman year of college at the time and was completely clueless on most of the items on my list. When I asked a worker for help on finding something, she half heartedly looked for about 5 minutes and then left. My mom and I had to guess our way through the list of supplies. We ended up being in the store for two hours. read more

The store customer service is a hit or miss. I've been there and had great service, people who are willing to help me learn and find what I need. Sometimes, they don't ask or clearly they don't want to be there. However, the store is always clean and well stocked. Definitely one of the better art places in Columbus. read more

Ok, first thing is first. I am a college grad (aka- completely in debt) and have NO money to be spending on frivolous art supplies that end up sitting in a drawer only to be forgotten about and collect dust. So I look for bargains where ever I can. The prices at a professional artist supply store are high when compared to the craft store around the corner. But you have to keep in mind- it is a PROFESSIONAL artist's supply store. This is not a store to take the kiddies to to buy finger paint (although they have that too). This is a store, sorry -THE stores to go to in the Columbus area if you want to get all the supplies your art project needs. That is what is amazing to me about Blick. Their prices can seem high- but you get what you pay for. I liken it to painting a room in your house. Would you break out your kid's finger paints to change the color in your bedroom? NO! You would do the sensible thing and go down to Lowes or Home Depot and buy one gallon of primer AND one gallon of satin paint. So don't be cheap about your art supplies, get the best. The staff here may seem rude (I will explain that in a min) but they really know their stuff. They know the best products for the job you describe to them. The key is that they CAN'T read your mind, they give advise based on what you tell them you need. So, if they recommend a higher costing brush- it is because it is the best tool for your job. They do not work on commission. They DO have to put up with some weird customers. They also can get frustrated after they invest 15 min to explain why that brush they recommended is the best for the job and the customer picks the lowest costing brush and then comes back in and complains the brush they bought didn't get the job done (well, DUH!)! So, give them some slack and if you are going to go with the cheap stuff, don't ask the staff for their opinion (No, I do not work here, I just had a friend who did and witnessed a lot of rude customers). In conclusion, I do like this store (the only Blick store in all of OHIO). I like the fact that the staff are VERY knowledgeable. The store has tons of supplies in stock to fill your needs and to inspire your next art project. Plus- they have some great little gifts too! Even if you are not an artist, their selection of weird keychains, SMASH! products, Munnyworld DIY vinyl figures by KidRobot, fisheye and Diana cameras, Umbra products and MORE! should have you regularly stopping in just to check things out. read more

I love Blick's. I'm a crafty person, but the difference between Blick's and a craft store is clear. If your thing is art, you can get professional-grade materials here at a variety of prices. Things I like to get at Blick's: - paper for drawing and sketching and whatever. They have a huge variety. - professional drawing pens. They carry many brands and tip sizes. - colored pencils, because they're good quality and you can get individual colors - paintbrushes - other types of drawing and inking tools. They seriously have so much better selection than a craft store or an office supply store. Other things that they sell: - paints: oil, acrylic, watercolor, and lots of accessories to work with any of these - tons of artist-grade markers (we're not talking Crayola or Sharpie, here) - sculpting media and tools, including stone - screenprinting supplies - metalworking tools (more jewelry-grade than something like.. welding) - canvas and paper and boards, including high-quality watercolor paper - drafting and technical drawing tools - pottery tools and glazes - airbrush supplies And lots of stuff I'm not even remembering. If you're even remotely interested in art, it's worth checking out. Just don't go when you're broke because you'll want to buy all the things. read more

Okay, the first time I walked into this store, I was desperate for items that I was looking for . I had not considered going here before. I don't draw. I don't paint. I don't sculpt. At first, the store was a bit overwhelming. It's huge inside with all sorts of art materials. I quickly became impressed that by looking at the stock, even with my lack of artistic knowledge, that I could tell the store has some great quality stuff. I must have looked really lost, too. As staff members would walk by me, every one of them would take a moment to ask if I was okay and finding what I was looking for. Feeling a bit out of my element, I would pretend to be fine and tell them I was good. The more I got my bearings in the store, the more I started looking like I knew what I was doing. I found some great things to use for my art - photography. The store is not really oriented for photography, but they have some great supplies that one can use, good quality items. The staff have been great! They have been patient with me and helping answer questions that I have had. And since I am back in college again, they told me about their rewards program and the discount it provides. Service has been great here. read more

If you're going to offer curbside service and require mask to be worn for entry it would perhaps be in everyone's best interest not to take hours to pick an order that has one item just some food for thought read more

Blick's Art, without a doubt, fires up my right-brain thinking. Just walking aisle to aisle and seeing the menagerie of supplies for painting, sketching, drawing, framing, and all things artistic can be found at Blick's. My shopping? It's for general use materials. Straight-edge rulers and such come in all colors, materials, lengths and such. Some clear, other metal, other wood. And there's the T-square, long and short. Erasures are here, too. Yeah,... I'm a bit old school and keep a mechanical pencil in my carry-with date book. Making sure there's a good erasure with it is cool for me. Gum erasures are here. The most recent visit was for colored pencils. It's an odd buy but the assortment of pencil sets is vast. I walked away with a nice 24-pencil set in a metal box.... and scooped up a pencil sharpener that captures the shavings in an attached container. Sweet! I've found poster board and construction paper at Blick's. And I always enjoy a good browse through the painter's area. The easels and canvas, oils, water colors... again, the right-brain goes ablaze when I'm in Blick's. Then..... it's back to MS EXCEL at the office and a left-brain buzz. GO BLICK'S!!! read more

Dick Blick is so convenient when you're in art school. I was an art minor, so I was really only half-way in art school, but this is where I got my paper. They have a huge selection of papers with different weights, textures, sizes, and tones. I was once required to get a mammoth sheet that was larger than me. Most people in the class couldn't find anything to fit the bill. This is where I got it. If they don't have what you want, ask them about it; chances are they'll order what you need. They have other great art supplies too including a bunch of charcoals that you can buy by the stick! Their Prismacolors are slightly less expensive than some places I've been to. They also have a bunch of art 'luggage' if you will, all sorts of tackle boxes for supplies, portfolios, storage tubes, etc. Oh, and glue. It seemed I was in constant need of glue, and Dick Blick has every kind of glue you can think of. It was hard for me to get out of there without buying things that I didn't need. The staff is really knowledgeable. The prices are awesome, and students and teachers get additional discounts on top of the standard Dick Blick discount card. Man, I loved getting extra discounts. Art supplies are impossibly expensive, especially when you're a student. read more

Going to school in delaware ohio puts me out of the loop when it comes to art supply stores so dick blick is my only real option. I admit that they have a huge selection of materials, however, there backstock it alarmingly small. On many occasions I have bought them out of items like painting panels and types of printmaking paper. The service is standard affair, find a staff member and ask if you need to find something, I enjoy being left alone while I shop. Discount card is a godsend, especially for us poor art students. read more

Best. Diet. Ever. As an art supply addict, I never seem to find myself leaving empty handed. In fact, I usually have more bags than I can carry and barely enough on the card left over for food for the week. Not only do I end up eating only incredibly healthy and simple foods, but I always forget that I was hungry in the first place. Hand me enough art supplies and I'll forget to eat, sleep, or shower for a week. Needless to say... this store is heaven. They're huge, they have an incredible selection, and they don't charge an arm and a leg. I absolutely adore all their surfaces to paint on. I never realized until recently how much I liked painting on wood. I highly suggest exploring their paper types in the back. The selection is constantly changing and is always the most gorgeous thing ever. Dick Blick is NOT Joanne fabrics. The supplies sold here are actually high quality stuff. They have everything from airbrush supplies to book binding supplies to anything else you can think of. The variability is a delight. The salespeople are all artists themselves. They're fun, alternative, and actually know what they're talking about. I spent an hour, once, talking to one of them about textures of pastels. The last time I was in there we spent a very long time going through every mechanical pencil to find the ones that were weighted perfectly for my hands. (We found them, they're amazing.) If you're there and you're not used to buying high end supplies, trust their experience. I have yet to have had one of them lead me astray. Say hi to the door for me. It's a talker. read more

I will never be back. Even though we entered the store 20 minutes before closing, we were told 6 times that they were closing. In being rushed to leave, we were charged the wrong price on 24 pencils. After waiting over 20 minutes for the price to be corrected on all our items we were told that it would in fact cost MORE money because of some unexplained and deceptive coupon and we were then charged the higher price. I refuse to spend money at a place with such horrible customer service. read more

Think of this store as the Sephora of the art supply stores. Meaning this: you go in for one specific item, and the next thing you know......yikes! Suddenly everything you see is a necessity, and you absolutely have to have it. As far as actual high end art supply stores go, it's pretty much Blick or Utrecht. Utrecht is super inconvenient if you're driving, so I pretty much come here. What I buy here: 1)Polymer Clay. I have a love affair with Premo! and Sculpey, and they carry an EXTENSIVE variety here. The price can't be beat either, 1.99 for a block!! It's even cheaper if you have a student discount card. This may sound weird but I have had a problem in the past with blocks of Sculpey that have been less than fresh, rather dry and crumbly. I have never had this problem with blocks of polymer clay I have purchased at Blick, and now this is the only place I will even purchase it. 2)Sharpies! The selection just rocks. Every color, every tip shape, tip size, just every single Sharpie you could possibly want. 3)Pastels, colored pencils, and charcoals. Again, fantastic variety. You will find what you need for sure. Other things I've found here that were exactly what I needed: spray adhesive, galvanized wire, brush cleaner, fine tip pens for scrapbooking, and all sorts of clay and metalwork objects that I used for polymer clay beadmaking. If you're a student or instructor, you can sign up for a preferred customer card for free! I believe it's something like $10-$20 otherwise. This card gets you 10% your purchase every time you shop there. I've also gotten coupons in the mail. This store basically just rocks. I can't come up with anything bad to say about it, except that it just makes me spend money. read more

I ordered a kit for my art class from the Blick pop-up store on OSU main. I had no idea what I was supposed to be getting as we were only told to buy the kit. I later found out from my classmates that I had not received nearly what I should have. I only received a pad of drawing paper while my peers received a drawing pad, multiple art pencils, a high quality eraser, and a large portfolio for carrying work. When I went back to the next pop-up store, they didn't have the materials they didn't give to me. As I am a first year student, I do not have a car or any means of transport that wouldn't require the better part of a day set aside for the visit. If you are a student, check your purchase before you leave and make sure you got everything, because apparently it's possible for them to strand you with 25% of the materials you bought. read more

I was scheduled for Artist of the Month this July. It has been established since the year prior. I was just informed that someone else has been granted my reserved spot. There was no attempt from management to notify me of the change. This is not acceptable or professional. read more