Lovely owner, good stock & prices. Was a great afternoon for my daughter and me! We will be back.read more

Love this place!…read more Not Expensive Kids area Birthday Parties Summer Camps Wide variety of colors/items to paint Friendly Fast and Fun activity We have come here quite a lot and we absolutely LOVE this place!! The staff are so kind and are great to have conversations with! I would suggest this to anyone! They have a kids area for 4 years and younger. If you are looking for an arts and craft place go to Georgia's Arts and Crafts!

My fiancé and I are visiting from New York and she has always wanted to visit a ceramic spot to…read morepersonalize a dish. We had a blast working on our gingerbread dish! I'm obsessed with making cookies and now we finally have a dish to serve our guest. Shout out to Courtney! She was excellent! She was kind, patient and super helpful with personalizing our dish. Also, the price is great! I thought it was going to be super expensive but I was shocked by home cheap it was! If you want to have an amazing time, with top tier service ( seriously, Courtney is the best!) come to this location.

I had never been to purple glaze and my daughter took me for my birthday mind you I'm quite older…read morethan being a 10-year-old. This place really was not for me. She enjoys painting these dollar-tree-looking ceramics and sees it as relaxing. I on the other hand DID NOT enjoy the odorous smell inside of the building and also did not enjoy the overwhelming number of small children, tweens and teens and overall, it was an incredibly crowded experience. The paint brushes have seen better days. The chairs are uncomfortable and The ceramic choices are ridiculously overpriced. I would have rather gone to sip and paint because at least you get wine. I painted a tiny bud vase ($11+$4) - the raggedy brushes forced me to create textured lines in my vase and the paint meshed my design attempts. Overall, it wasn't an okay experience, but I won't ever go back, nor will I ever recommend that anyone goes. It was not for me. I think I can buy some ceramics and paint from dollar tree and DIY at home.

Had an amazing time walking the facility with event manager, Chuck. He was incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand enthusiastic.

Went there to bowling and laser tag a few days ago. My work…read morehas some team event. There is small private section and sectional off at the end for private party. That is nice. 1) bowling place give me a feel that this is like 1970 building, I have not check when this is built. 2) restroom look pretty old, one stall the lock is broken 3) Ordered pizza, not that good taste. I guess this is bowling place. 4) The laser tag zone is really fun. That one, I feel it is newly built, and my work split into 2 team, ice against fire team. Very fun. 5) for parking lot, there is a lot of parking available.

Wanna play a game with your friends in person? This place will get that accomplished…read more They have guys wanking around to accommodate you - get you started and keep your game running smoothly. I was impressed by Kedrick. He would explain what games were good for certain ages, made sure the kids knew where the bathroom was and overall was very attentive.

service the service at the monthly sensory friendly event…read morehosted by tony, tracy, and the team of parents and mentors at calm gatherings nonprofit was direct and helpful, facilitated on the morning and early afternoon of the event by a nice employee named kedrick. he pointed me toward a video game station and gave me some pointers on minecraft, a game that i'm still somewhat of a novice. though we did chop it up about the movie, part of the reason i decided to try that particular game. selection the selection was good, with other recognizable video games such as roblox also available. the gaming place also has a variety of concessions, including various chips and candy, interestingly hot pockets, and drinks, of which i tried a prime for the first time, the flavor that comes in the bombsicle sort of bottle, and it tasted good. and furthermore, the venue has multiple options of gaming system. value the value was very affordable to me that day, thanks to the host nonprofit calm gatherings and the venue contender esports.

They had really good costumer service! Treated my birthday boy very well! Made him feel very…read morespecial. Took their time with explaining everything.

This place was really fun and the guy was really nice when explaining how everything worked. They…read morehave crates of smashables and a variety of tools and you just pick a create (or a large 1 item) and break away. Definitely should check out, planning on coming back eventually!

I've walked by this store so many times after leaving 918 Maples Tacos & Cantina but had never…read morewalked in. The employee working was outside enjoying the nice day and she said hi to me. I took this as a sign and finally checked it out. I'm so glad I did! It was a slow day so I took my time to walk all around the store while asking questions. Turns out it's an artist co-op nonprofit. Several artists came together to start it in 2020 to showcase unique creations and offer one-of-a-kind, handmade and specialty items from 40+ local artists and artisan makers. The name was inspired by Leon Russell's "Hummingbird" song, which is appropriate since the Church Studio is a block away. You can find a wide array of items, from clothing and jewelry, to glasswork, mosaics, pottery, photographs, woodwork, and more. I found a really cute fall mini frame, bead earrings, and a sun catcher, all one of a kind, beautiful, and affordable. If you like a particular artist, they have all their cards at the register. They accept special requests and commissions, and are also able to ship. They display artwork from Tulsa Public School students and have special art events, and workshops. Follow them on Facebook for updates!

Tulsa has needed a place like this for a long time. It is a wonderful studio with everything…read moreunique and handmade. It has wonderful gifts and cards perfect for birthdays or presents for any occasion... I am going to do all of my Christmas shopping at Hummingbird this year! Don't miss out on their Second Saturday's- so much fun!!!

While doing laundry I stopped at this quilt shop. I love checking out local quilt shops to check…read moreout the fabric and new ideas I might find. There were a lot of fabrics and things to see here. The two ladies inside the shop weren't overly friendly or helpful. However, it is definitely a place worth stopping at to see what they have in stock.

We were not that impressed by the friendliness of the staff. I know that we were not a regular,…read morebut that should be even more reason to be friendly and want to help. We looked around the store and found a pattern that we liked. There was a cool buffalo picture quilt on the wall, but they did not have a pattern for it or I would have got that as well. I It was good to learn what was here, but I do not think I will make a special effort to return when I am traveling through Tulsa.

Indie Emporium = Etsy in real life…read more There were so many crafters showcasing such neato awesome things that, 1) it's hard not to blow a gazillion dollars buying plaid bowties or owl jewelry or Oklahoma-themed T-shirts (Seriously had to talk myself out of buying a set of anatomical print dessert plates), and 2) it WILL make you wish you were a crafty person (Already crafty people are sure to find some inspiration looking at the booths.). But with great craft talent comes great crowds seeking Christmas presents or home decor items; this place was PACKED. I almost lost my mind in the shuffle and press of people looking at the booths. The organizers should consider spreading out the exhibits a little more to make the experience less claustrophobic.

Crafting used to be for old people - not anymore!…read more Indie Emporium is a cute craft show with 60 local vendors. You can find anything from dishes to jewelry. It was my first year going and I was impressed with everything I saw. Admission is $5, which lets you in the whole weekend (Thanks Yelp for the free tickets!!). The first 50 people on Friday got a swag bag that was supposedly filled with amazing things. I wouldn't know since I didn't get one - not that I'm bitter or anything (F.Y.I. Getting there RIGHT when it opens = too late for the freebies. The lobby was PACKED before the doors were even open). Saturday afternoon, they have free crafting sessions (specific crafts to be made/schedule is on their website). Saturday night, they have a fashion show. The only thing I really, really hated was how packed it was. A show like this REALLY needs a bigger space. Often, I couldn't even look at a vendor's booth because there were SO many people/booths were TINY. Luckily, crowds started to thin out an hour into the event. Another downside is parking downtown....hopefully you're lucky enough to find a street spot. If not, you can take a chance like me and park in a random parking lot...and hope your car doesn't get towed.