Stellar service and beautifully crafted jewelry...so much to choose from. I even ran into the…read moreartist of the earrings I chose for a gift!

On Sunday, we had to drive several hours (~3) round trip to babysit our son so we could attend the…read moreblacksmithing class. We arrived about 10 minutes early, but there was nobody at the shop. We knocked on the door, tried calling, and walked around the building to see if there was someone there. After 25 minutes, we finally decided to leave. We later received an automated email explaining that their "auto-reminders did not go out to you and to our instructor as they were supposed to." At the bottom of the email, it gave me the option to unsubscribe from their emails. For a class that costs nearly $90 per person, I would expect a higher degree of professionalism. All of the class attendees were responsible enough to show up, without auto-reminders. There is no excuse for the instructor forgetting! The refund they issued did not cover the cost or inconvenience of babysitting services. Their automated email that I could unsubscribe was unprofessional and felt like they were making excuses. The customer service was awful and I would never recommend that anyone goes there.

Attended The Indigenous Art fair here a few weeks ago. They had a few food trucks setup in the lot,…read morelive music a little further down and vendors inside. There were a lot of vendors selling all types of goods from jewelry, clothing, accessories, trinkets and more. They had some performances going on as well. They also had traditional games and crafts going on in one of the conference rooms. Generally something for everyone! The building itself was nice from the areas we were able to access. They had a gallery of native art which was really cool. Lots of parking and super easy to find.

Ten minutes well spent Might not be great most the time…read moreBut it is great now This review is not so much for the Bloomington Center for the Arts (not Bloomington Art Center as Yelp has it listed), but for the current exhibit that they have going on right now featuring the artwork of Thomas Fluharty. I actually probably spent more than ten minutes there. Call it twenty. If you are older than 30, you have probably seen some of his work at one time or another in your life. It has been featured on numerous magazine covers. Usually, caricatures of political figures seen on the front of Time, U.S. News & World Report, etc. He has also had work published in Mad Magazine and other periodicals. Much of his stuff will definitely give you a chuckle. My only complaint about the exhibit is there was not a ton of stuff in it. Just one smallish room with maybe fifty or so pieces and many of those being sketches and not paintings. In addition to the caricatures, there were many pieces featuring dogs, religious work and a few other odds and ends. If you are interested in drawing yourself, he will be teaching a class at the Center in August. Per his Wikipedia page, he currently resides in Minnesota.

Took a class to make candles and learn about the history of Roseline's place! We loved to hear…read moreabout all the sustainable efforts from the jars to the labels. We even got a rechargeable electric lighter to take home! Had a great time getting to customize the label and experiencing the process. The store is filled with amazing local finds too

Such a great experience! We scheduled a candle making session with my family at Roseline's Place…read morefor my birthday and it was so much fun! We each had our own kits to make the candles and got to pick out our scents from a wide variety of options. The instructor was super helpful and took us through step by step on how to make a candle. We brought our own wine so we even made it a sip and candle make class ;)! There was about an hour that we waiting for them to dry so we opened presents and got dinner next door. It was the perfect activity to do for my birthday and well worth the time and money!

This little Art gallery, studio, shop is amazing. If you like art and are in the area you should…read morestop by. The wall murals are great. They even have foot prints in front of each in the best spot to get a picture. They have a great collection of unique cards. I got several. They also have lots of art work for sale. Everyone was friendly and we even got a chance to talk to an artist.

If you are looking for a fun place to take some cool pictures Canvas Convergence is definitely…read moreworth checking out! They have lots of art pieces for sale as well and offer different art classes. It is free to take pictures with the beautiful life size artwork but donations are definitely welcomed! Support local art, cool photo ops and in a great location surrounded by lots to do! Worth a stop for sure.

It is easy to spend hours here just working on one craft alone. Coming with inspiration is good,…read morebut they have plenty of samples on display. 1) I like that you can browse around to see what you're interested in 2) everything is set up for you and they also take care of clean up 3) the playlist is great 4) walk ins are welcomed and easy There isn't any parking right by the location, but it took under 5 minutes to park and walk.

Beautiful space, so many crafting options and materials, a great place to hang out! Excellent…read morecustomer service, truly went above and beyond. They also have a very sweet cat who kept us company. Highly recommend!

The Urban Sketchers were invited here as guest artists. The collective is a studio for several…read moreartists. They also rent out their space for many different kinds of events. Ask and you will likely find an amazing creative space for your next event, whatever that may be. The space is beautiful, combining inside and outdoor spaces seamlessly. I loved the creative touches inside (like the silver booted female bicycle rider) and touches outside (like the green-mobile). The fall flowers and many colors were eye catching . Great afternoon creating and sharing art.

John and Caleb were excellent! If I could give them six stars, I would! They were both…read morehard-working, super friendly and went above and beyond to make our wedding a success. Incredible guys and team! HIRE THEM. You will be thrilled.

The most unprofessional service I have ever experienced. I went in to ask a few simple questions…read moreand was immediately treated like I was being interrogated. For reference, I look very young--about 16--and am completely harmless. Mark, who was working there, actually said he didn't know if I was coming to murder him. He then asked @ if I understood where he was coming from" and I replied with, "I don't know where you are coming from," he threatened to call the police and said I was being an a**. This was after I had already told him who I was and was in the process of pulling up our website to verify my identity. Very strange, uncomfortable, and entirely unprofessional.

Fantastic staff keeps projects moving along while keeping the kids engaged! My three year old son…read moreloves it here.

Our kids have attended Kidcreate for years and genuinely enjoyed the programs, which makes leaving…read morethis review particularly disappointing. The issue isn't that something went wrong. Mistakes happen. We had a significant billing issue involving several hundred dollars, along with a communication problem that Kidcreate itself acknowledged was caused by its system sending incorrect cancellation notices. What concerns me is how the situation was handled once we tried to resolve it. We reached out to Lara, the owner, explained what happened, and tried to find a reasonable solution--even offering to accept a future credit instead of a refund. Lara initially responded, but offered no resolution. Since then, repeated emails and calls have gone unanswered. I don't expect a children's program to operate without ever making a mistake. I do expect the person who owns and operates the business to communicate, show some empathy, and take responsibility when a legitimate problem arises. Our children enjoyed Kidcreate, but how a business responds when something goes wrong matters just as much as the experience when everything goes right.