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    After- how cute?!
    Molly Z.

    SO. MUCH. FUN! My best friend and I were looking for something different to do and this couldn't have been a better option. You'll sign up and pick your board online so they have it ready when you arrive. They have endless options to choose from. The studio itself is filled with signs that have been made which gave me inspiration for what stain/colors I wanted to paint my board. Our class had 18 people (tables of 6) and everyone seemed like they had a great time. Michelle, our instructor, was super friendly and so helpful! She made sure everyone was having a great time and always kept our drinks full. They offer unlimited complimentary water and soft drinks. If you want beer or wine the first round is on them and past that it's $2/glass. I'm not usually good at crafting or anything related to that but with the help of the employees at B&B it's hard to mess up your project. I thought I had messed mine up and they were quick to help me fix it! They often off coupon codes and the signs you make are worth hanging up so in my opinion the price is worth it. We used a coupon code so our class was $60/person. Follow them on FB and IG to read about their specials and upcoming events! I look forward to going back in the near future!

    Hady R.

    We have made a few projects at this location in Brownsburg and have had a great time each time. You simply register online and choose your project so that its ready and waiting for you when you arrive on project day. There are so many things to choose from. A good tip is to definitely follow them on Facebook and IG so that you can keep updated on workshops happening and current promos, giveaways, and specials. The studio is pretty spacious with plenty of space and plenty of inspiration all around. The instructors do a great job giving instruction and assisting if needed. With Covid, you are required to wear a mask and pull it down only when taking a sip of your drink. Tables are spaced out pretty well to allow for social distancing. You can also bring your own wine to sip on. Which I personally love! I can't wait to come back and make beautiful projects to display in my home!

    Jamie H.

    This was definitely a fun experience to do with a few ladies from work. The whole experience was really enjoyable and pretty easy. Prior to the event, when you sign up for the class, you review all of the projects you can make and choose it when you sign up. If you are going with a larger group and want to make sure you're sitting with each other, be sure to identify that at sign up. The instructor was very easy to follow. They had a nice selection of paint colors and stains. I think the hardest part was getting some of the more complicated designs pulled off of the (unsure of technical language) backing and then making sure it was centered on the piece of wood. The foam paintbrushes were also a little dingy, so it was a little difficult to get the final paint on there, but made out just fine using the side of the brush. The first round of drinks are complimentary. All others after that are $2.00. Overall, I really enjoyed this experience! I do agree with one of the other reviewers that $65 is a bit much for this project and that, too, is why I am giving it 4 stars.

    First step will be to stain the pieces of your project, then put them together.
    Jennifer G.

    What a fun place! Select an available class for you and your friends (or fly solo), then decide which one of the almost innumerable projects you want to complete. Options vary in size and almost all of them can be personalized in some way--the possibilities are truly endless. You'll select your stain, paint color, and add lots of personal touches by distressing the wood, assembling the pieces (if applicable, and laying out your stencil. Dress comfortably; keeping in mind you'll be working with stain, paint and wax. At the end of class, you will leave with a ready to use/hang custom project that you can be so proud of! I'm already looking forward to going back again!

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    Pottery by You - Painted vase

    Pottery by You

    (59 reviews)

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    If you want a fun activity on the Indy Northside, look no further!…read more I came here with a group of colleagues for a fun night out from the lab. It was a nice social activity that also allowed moments of quiet to focus on your piece. I find this dynamic kind of nice because I'm not one to talk endlessly even when I'm with my friends. They have tons of pieces to choose from, ranging in price and size, so you can make this activity as much as you want to get out of it. There's no studio fee, so glazes and kiln services are included with your price. They have just about all the colors of glaze, which have a display on the wall by the glaze bottles. The staff are all very friendly, Brooke and Fernando were especially attentive to us throughout the evening. They made sure to help keep our workspace tidy and helped with some glazing and artistic touches. Importantly, we never felt rushed with the process, which helped us feel like we could make something we're proud of. They also have some glass fusing stuff as well, so you can make some kinds of mosaic glass lamp shades (or at least that's what was shown throughout the space). I'm curious how that's priced, because that would be another cool outing! Pottery pieces take about a week to be fired in the kiln, so I don't have my masterpiece back yet. I'm very excited to receive it! They also provide shipping, so if you're a little further away, you can still get your piece. I'm sure I'll be back again before too long!

    My husband and I came in for a date night and it was a great experience!…read moreWe arrived on a Saturday around 3 and they were quite busy, but we were able to get a table for two. They have a LARGE variety of different items to paint (as well as different offers as well). The employees were attentive as we painted with filling us in on the process, getting us new brushes, etc. They also offer adult beverages, which is a nice touch for date nights!

    Painting With A Twist

    Painting With A Twist

    (35 reviews)

    I am not sure how I've never been to this studio before for painting with friends. Their calendar…read moreis great and I was easily able to buy tickets online. I'd run into an issue but I called the studio, and the woman who answered was super friendly. Karlee, the instructor, was very patient and welcoming. She gave all instructions clearly and made sure we all were caught up before moving on to the next, and still ended the class on time. Their drink menu is great and we all loved the mimosas. The studio is very beautiful with all past paintings on the wall. I was also impressed by the size of the studio. I was told that they need at least 3 people to sign up to run a class, so make sure you grab a few friends and go there!!

    Went to paint a cute Santa Claus picture with my adult daughter. At first it was easy to follow the…read moreinstructions and we were having fun. It was slow going though. At some point I guess we ran short of time because the instructor sped up severely. None of the painters were anywhere near the stage that she was talking about. She kept saying don't worry I'll repeat it. Well the repeating was a quick listing of all the things we should be doing, with no chance of actually doing those... like reading a grocery list very quickly. And the urgency that we need to take a group picture now and we could finish our paintings after taking the picture. This gave us about 3 minutes as they were taking our paints and brushes... basically kicking us out the door... that really left a bad taste and ruined the whole night. I understand that the employees would like to go home, but can we maybe have a steady pace instead of waiting for the next step in the beginning and then sprint at the end.

    Arts for Lawrence - Inside the Visual Arts Building at the Cultural Campus

    Arts for Lawrence

    (4 reviews)

    If it's related to the arts in Lawrence, there's a pretty good chance that Arts for Lawrence has a…read morehand in it. Started as a non-profit in 2006, Arts for Lawrence is the largest non-profit arts organization in Lawrence and Indy's northeast quadrant. The organization serves as the steward for the historic Theater at the Fort and offers a remarkably diverse array of affordable arts programs at Theater at the Fort, Fort Ben Cultural Campus, and the Visual Arts Campus. VERY often, these activities are provided at no charge to the community. This was the case for this past weekend's Shakespeare at the Fort: A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by longtime Indy radio personality Matthew Socey. At one point, I was contemplating placing a memorial for children lost to violence in the Fort Ben area - It was Arts for Lawrence that responded and had some dialogue about the idea. Essentially, I've found the organization pretty amazingly responsive when it comes to exploring ideas for creatively improving the lives of Lawrence residents. The musical chairs at Fort Ben? Arts for Lawrence is behind this wonderful, family-friendly installation operating daily from 9am-10pm. (I do agree with some who've observed it would have been ideal to include at least one accessible swing). The Fort Ben Cultural Campus as launched in 2021 with the former Fort Harrison Communications Building moved to the campus and re-established as a Visual Arts Center with monthly exhibitions, a ceramics studio offering classes for all ages and abilities, and upstairs area offering additional classes. Programs include festivals, theater performances, outdoor concert series, art classes, art exhibitions, poetry readings, and more. Food trucks often appear at outdoor events. Being right by Lawrence's City Hall, this area seems to have become a central locale for many of the City's sponsored community activities. Arts for Lawrence also has a strong equity statement on their website indicating a desire to ensure that arts programming is accessible to all. The Visual Arts Center is now open from 6-9pm daily and during festivals. Additional features include the Sterrett Center, Marching Sidewalk, Lawrence's public art, the amphitheater, and an app offering AR/VR experiences. Arts for Lawrence only assumed stewardship of Theater at the Fort in 2016. They began a vigorous upgrading of the 1929 theater and while it's certainly not perfectly accessible (what 1929 building is?), it's dramatically improved and there's an attitude of access. As a city, Lawrence fairly recently established a commission on disability. It took me quite a while to realize that many of the activities I attend here in the Fort Ben area fall under the umbrella of Arts for Lawrence. I'd imagine it will only improve once the currently under construction Fort Ben branch of the Indianapolis Public Library is completed. There's so much to love here and Arts for Lawrence is behind much of it and they've become a guiding player in the growing Lawrence arts scene. With friendly people, great events, and opportunities for all, I'm definitely a fan of Arts for Lawrence.

    I love coming to support local artists here! I have been a few times now for Crossroads Dance Indy…read moreperformances and I love it every time. The venue feels small, but still fits an audience of 100+. The staff are always so friendly and do a good job of guiding you where to go. The restrooms are always clean as well. The parking situation isn't super great, however. I usually park in the lot across the street, but there isn't a ton of room on show nights. You'd have to find street parking if it were a busy night. Plan extra time just in case!

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