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Bliss Pottery House

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Studio 467

Studio 467

5.0(1 review)
9.5 mi

I took a beginner's clay class with a friend back in March- it was taught by the owner, Bree, who…read morewas knowledgeable, funny, and super sweet! The price for a 2 hour clay class honestly felt like a steal. Bree taught us all the basics- how to wedge clay and roll out a slab with the slab roller machine, how to slip and score, how to work with porcelain clay vs. stoneware clay- it was AMAZING how much she was able to fit into 2 hours, and she did it without rushing. She was patient and explained things very well, and gave a lovely tour of the entire studio. Plus, her dog is adorable and well behaved! I can honestly say that this is one of the best values for your time and money, and with the options to come back and choose a more advanced class if you think that you're ready to try something more difficult. This is definitely a hidden gem- support a local business and spark your creativity here! It's SO worth it!

From the owner: We are a fully functioning art studio. We teach weekly ceramic art clay classes and a watercolor…read morepainting class. Our Mission is to create an artist community in Rockville. Being recognized as an artist district by the state is one goal of our community of artistl. We have a full gallery and Studio 467 currently rents space to artist, has clay artist members, and teaches 13 different clay classes a week for adults and children. We also host private events, corporate team building workshops, other activities and events. Studio 467 in Rockville, CT is a 1930s industrial storefront retrofitted retail space, workshops & studios for artists, makers, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals seeking space to create, teach, learn and sell. Offering an oppurtunity to be part of the clay and art community.

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Studio 467 - Storefront it's next to la brioche and Antonio's pizzeria

Storefront it's next to la brioche and Antonio's pizzeria

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Muse Paintbar

Muse Paintbar

4.2(98 reviews)
8.7 mi

Nice event to attend for the experience. $80 for 2 people, only the painting experience included:…read morefood/drinks paid separately. A lot of menu items out of stock and took a while to receive food/drinks as only 1 person serving drinks/working food. Nevertheless, very nice and accommodating staff. Felt welcomed walking in and they greet you right away. Space is clean and an artsy vibe. They have art and sticker for sale too. Instructions were kinda quicker than what I'd hope for, giving more time to work on each portion would be a minor critique but given the time slot it's under stable there are timing restraints. There's a parking garage for cheap and very walkable to Muse. Cute area with shops and dining for a day trip date. Saw Barnes & noble, Cheesecake Factory, candy shop and other restaurants around.

What a fun way to spend an afternoon. Came here to kill some time and do something chill…read moretotally non-work related while in town. So glad I did. You can order whatever you want to drink, snacks, food, and they had some really good popcorn! The best part, of course, was the painting. Jen was our instructor - great energy, patient, and clearly good at this job. I have absolutely zero artistic ability and I had no idea how to make any of this work, but she made it fun, accessible, offered one-on-one feedback if you wanted it, or left you alone if you wanted to be left alone. Somehow, I came out of this with a painting that no one can believe I made. Haha. Props to Jen.

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The Firestone

The Firestone

4.8(53 reviews)
4.8 mi

I have lived in Manchester for a very long time, yet this is my first time visiting The Firestone…read more I don't know what took me so long to try this place. It's a painting, an arts and craft, a bakery, and a coffee shop. Great place for friends to get together and spend quality time, with great refreshment. They make their own bread, Cheddar scallion scones, chocolate chip cookies, sandwiches, and many other items. My favorites are the different coffees and teas. The staff is very pleasant and helpful, both with the food service and the arts. What a gem to have on Main Street.

Surprisingly good food in a pottery painting place…read more Been meaning to review this place for a while. Each time I'd go in, see no one around, then left. This last attempt, there was a bunch of staff around so I got the full experience. The staff were very friendly and informative. They explained the pottery painting side of things to anyone painting a piece. They had a wealth of knowledge in that regard, explaining how to get the best results for each medium. I wasn't here for the pottery, I was here for the food. So they sat at a 4 top and let me go up to the cafe to order. The menu is basic, egg sandwiches, avocado toast, French toast, coffees and lattes. Some fresh baked pastries available but mostly simple dishes. I opted for their French toast latte and an egg sandwiches with bacon. Also got a cinnamon roll that was baked that morning. Food came out after a few minutes. Not speedy but not slow. Took some pics and dug in. There's a fundamental rule that I follow when reviewing. "The flavors on the description need to match the flavors of the dish." There's sandwich did this exemplary. The garlic aoli had a strong but slightly acidic bite to it, which helped the arugula's bitterness. The egg was fluffy, the tomato grilled and salted, and the bacon perfectly crispy. The soft home made bread was almost too soft, compressing down to nothing after each bite. If anything, the bread could've been grilled to give it a bit more structure. But besides that gripe, it's one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had. The latte, that's what took the star off. The coffee is giv beans, so a good quality product. The problem was it was extremely, overbearingly bitter. With a French toast latte, you'd expect the sweet to counteract the bitter. But nope, the sweet came from the cold foam and the concentrated coffee at the base led to straight sips of cringingly bitter coffee. After mixing the cold foam into the coffee, it became more bearable. But the damage was done by that point, and my pallet was shot. Had to dump most of the coffee. Overall, it's a neat place to go to. It's rare to have activities along with good food, and the staff there make the experience great. Not too much a fan of the specialty coffee, but the food is well worth the price. A solid food choice for Main Street.

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