Very nice environment. Nice employees! Many options to choose from for pottery painting. Reasonable…read moreprices.

the selection is great prices are reasonable. it's a perfect place to get kids to be creativeread more

This is an amazing and fun place! Every time my daughter and granddaughter come into town we go…read morehere. Easter 2026 all my grandkids, 3 boys 16,10 and 7, son in law and the girls went here and made fused glass items EVERYONE had a great time. Kathy is a gem herself! Very helpful will help with suggestions how to cut the glass along with ideas. Please try it out.

Such a fun time painting! There are so many pieces available to choose from. it was hard to pick…read morewhat I was going to make. The owner is very helpful too. I never knew this place existed, but now that I do I will be going back.

My daughter and I had a wonderful time today it was our first time there. My only minor complaint…read moreis I tipped 20% because the prompt came up and I felt awkward not doing it, so we spent about $85 for 2 regular size ceramics and 1 mini one. The tip ONLY bothered me because at the end we were the only ones in there and we had about 7 paint bottles on the table, the ladies were standing around talking (totally fine like I said no one else was in there) but the last table that left had all their paint on their table still. So when I asked do we just leave? She said can you put your paints away. It's totally fine except for the fact that like, it took us a long time to find the proper spots, they weren't doing anything and she knew we were in a time crunch, I just feel like if im going to tip $11 maybe they should have put our paints away for us? Not being lazy it just seems it would have been much faster and helpful for them to do it since we were the only ones in there. Anyway. I don't want to come off rude, everyone was very nice, I just don't understand tip culture these days where we are tipping for something that we do all the work for lol (I was a bartender for 18 years so I always tip)

Lots to do, they offer regular canvas painting, ceramic painting, pottery wheel, and glass work…read more The staff is pleasant and helpful. They walk you through the process and lay of the land. If you have been in before they are good about taking a more hands off approach. The selection of pottery to paint has decreased in variety I believe due to the other activities. They offer a party room, which could be a really fun family outing or child's party. I have only done the pottery painting but am considering the couples wheel class. Check their website for different classes offered. The price may seem high but considering all that is included, I really don't find it unreasonable.

The owner went above and beyond! Me and my date didn't realize the place closed so soon so the…read moreowner let us take the pottery and paint to go work on it at the park. I brought it back later along with supplies. She was absolutely amazing, even helped suggested a great park in the area that we went to! Highly recommend:)

Omg!!! This place is awesome! My daughters and mother in law went and picked some pieces to paint…read more The staff was so helpful and nice. We sat and painted. Didn't have enough time to finish but you can bring them back and finish later! So cool!!! Only wish you were open a little later please!!!!!!! : ) they clean up after you!!! Moms ; )

I've been driving by "Stella's Art Gallery" for quite a while now. I always imagined it as a tiny…read morestudio with limited selection. Well I couldn't have been more wrong. We were invited to an art show last night by a dear friend who is an excellent artist; in several mediums. We arrived and entered to find the establishment was SO much more than I ever dreamed. There are a multitude of local artists displaying their work as well as teaching classes. The various studios were extraordinary. So many different mediums, so many forms, so many interpretations... it was inspiring. There were so many works I wanted to take home I could have filled my car; but then where would my wife have sat? So I resigned myself to enjoying the beauty of it all in the moment. And commiting to return often. If you enjoy the experience of creativity and the amazement of people's talents, you should definitely make a trip to "Stella's Art Gallery". Enjoy to your heart's content.

They've expanded! There's a 2nd floor and even an Event Center! Overall there are now almost 70…read morelocal artists!

I enjoyed my time at The Kiln! It's located on the street perpendicular to the fancy Burntwood…read more There's a private large parking lot right outside so you can walk right on in. Some of the big positives for me are: -Great, easy to understand, clean and informative website -Knowledgeable and kind staff -Fun way to spend a rainy day -Awesome handmade memory!! Negative: -Little pricey for an activity for a family of 4 (not necessarily a negative of The Kiln, just of the activity itself!) For my birthday, my family and I scheduled a "Beginner's Throwing Class" for all of us for $35 a person. The other activities offered here range from just picking and painting your choice of any of their premade ceramics (super cool Marvel characters, animals, plates, soap dishes, etc!!), or something called glass fusion where you can picked out colored glass pieces and melt them into a suncatcher or dish. I think they also have open studio times but check their website for specifics. For our beginners throwing class, there are 4 pottery wheels in the studio. It was super easy to call and schedule a time to come in. I was called the day before by the staff with info on what to wear, to tie my hair back, etc. We were given aprons and a block of clay and taught how to throw a bowl on the wheel! Fox, the staff member helping us was knowledgeable taught us how to throw, and helped us make the best bowls we could! Throwing didn't take long at all, maybe 30-40 minutes from when we sat down at the wheel. Then, after making our bowls, we painted them. The pieces are ready and fired after 2 weeks. I haven't picked my pieces up yet, but they update their Facebook with the photos of what came out of the kiln. All in all, I had a blast with my family and would recommend this activity on a rainy day if you have a couple hours and the money. They also take school field trips!

My BF's bro + SIL got us this pottery class as a combined birthday gift and it was such a good…read moreidea! This crafty type of experience is definitely up my alley even if it's not so for my BF, lol. It was easy enough to schedule and they were very accommodating with the time slots. Upon getting there though, it wasn't as organized or streamlined as I was expecting. The space is very small, cramped and low ceilinged. We went on a Sunday and it was packed with people. I had to ask about the class and wait an extra 6ish min for an instructor even though we arrived at the exact time of our registered class. I did enjoy the class but felt it was more of a demo, then you're on your own instead of step-by-step. Our instructor would jump in if you really needed help. For example, another worker just ended up finishing his bowl but he gave a brave start. It was fun and relaxing choosing paints and then painting but just wish there was more inspo provided or guidance. We were just left to our own devices but wish there could've been templates, example pictures or even stencils to help out less artistically inclined (I'm not speaking of myself, of course, but for kids or anyone who who could use some extra help). Checking out turned out to be an ordeal, and they should majorly redo this process to make it faster and more streamlined. My BF and I waited for more than 15min behind only one other person trying to pay. We also had our voucher gift printed out so not sure why it took the worker about 15min to enter it into the tablet and make it so awkward and complicated. The class came up to about $80 for the 2 of us so it's no chump change and is more expensive than some of the chains like Clayground, etc. They have a tip jar and ask for tips which feels in bad taste since there was virtually no service or even guidance besides the class portion. I can't imagine paying $40 for a clay piece here, painting and designing it myself, grabbing my own supplies, returning supplies, washing brushes, then paying a tip on top of that. One more annoying thing is that the worker told me to check their instagram page to see our pieces get pictured and I diligently reviewed every single post for the entire month and our pieces were never shown... The location is also pretty inconvenient from me. I would recommend a chain/franchised place with cleaner, less clutter, more space and better facilities.

My friend Tonia has invited me here to catch up on some much-needed girlfriend time. What a…read morepleasure! The atmosphere is chill and pleasant. It's relaxing to sit with a friend and catch up while creating something. It's practically therapeutic! Today she had a family party including husbands, extended family and friends, and our age twenty-something sons. We all had such a lovely time socializing and painting. The best part was that all the supplies and cleanup were included! The owner is lovely, creative, and accommodating to individuals of every age, talent, and experience. She's helpful but never hovers. I highly recommend this place for hanging out with friends, a date night, or to host your next party.

From the owner: We are called The Family Room because we aim to make every customer feel at home in our studio! ALL…read moreages will enjoy a low tech, high value bonding experience from a range of fun, engaging and creative activities. Let loose with a Crazy Paint session in our dedicated paint room or hang in our main space with a choice of Guided Paint, Pre-Drawn Canvases, Candle Making, Pottery or Jewelry Making.

We have had a birthday party, paint and sip, and gone to classes at Party Art Cafe and Studio this…read moreyear. Each experience was enjoyed by the whole family. The kids enjoy learning about art and we enjoy spending time with them that doesn't hurt our budget.

My granddaughter had her birthday party there today, she is 9yrs. old. They all did a painting of a…read moreunicorn, which was already penciled on the canvas. Art teacher took his time with them and painted one along with them explaining all. We had pizza, cake and they were very helpful. At the end the girls had their own painted favor to take home, and we're very excited to see how well they did and show it off. Thank you Party Art Cafe!

A one stop shop for paper crafters! The paper selection is beyond belief! So many unique choices…read moreincluding local schools! Stickers, inks, sets, I could go on and on. And all the fun tools to try out before buying them. I love the classes and the spacious work areas. Danielle and Lynne are top notch at welcoming everyone. Love this locally owned store!

Great experience and service. They were able to make recommendations and help suggest new products…read morethat I haven't tried. Plenty of room to move around the store, and there was a craft area at the back to sit and rest. Also access to restrooms. Very clean and fresh, new products.