We wanted to try something new, and this turned out to be such a fun experience! Matthew was…read morefriendly, informative, and offered great suggestions throughout our visit. We started with the Splatter Splash Experience, and it was really cool to have the room to ourselves. We started at 11AM. You can pick a Spotify playlist - so we danced while throwing paint everywhere and got a little workout in on the spin-art bike! Next, we did the Pour Your Bear/Canvas combo. You choose four colors (additional colors are an extra fee), paint your bear, and then use the remaining paint to create a matching canvas. The bear takes a few days to dry, and you can schedule a pickup when it's ready. We wore clothes we didn't mind getting paint on, but they also provide painters jumpsuit, boots, hair ties, and shower caps. Small lockers are available for shoes and bag. Overall, this is a great option for ladies night out, date night, or birthday party. Highly recommend!

My son wanted to do this for his birthday. From booking the appointment online to collecting the…read moreartwork after they have dried went smoothly. The Instructor Mandy was excellent and we had a great time creating our Pollock and Brick Bear masterpiece. Apart from spin art they also have a smash room and seating area for groups to gather for event. This is a great activity and different. I wish them continued success and I highly recommend.

I like this place. You get a-lot of options, choose your colors, and then mind your business.read more

I love this place! The variety and amount of resources available are better than anywhere else I…read morehave tried. The staff are friendly and helpful, even if you don't have a single artistic bone in your body. The prices can add up if you bring a few people but the experience and anticipation of the finished product make it worth it. Make sure you come in the morning if you are coming on a weekend, or you might have to wait a while and compete for some of the more popular colors.

Worst experience ever! The instructor/owner does not care about the students at all and lacks…read morecommunication skills. Let me start off by saying we interviewed a few teachers over the summer and went with her because it was closest to our home. She hesitated to give us a trial class for free but finally agreed. After the class she was SO pushy for us to pay. My daughter wanted to learn dancing and it was close to our house to we decided to try it out. The teacher bragged about how she is building a brand new studio. When classes began in fall, the studio was not ready and we had to take classes in the basement of her home. We had to park in her driveway and kept getting dirty looks from her neighbors as most neighborhoods don't allow you to conduct businesses from home. She assured it is just for one or two lessons, yet we were there for more than a month. How did we learn that the class moved from her house to the studio? She posted a note on her basement door when we arrived for class. Another family also arrived at her house only to be notified that the class had been moved so it would have been nice if she called us or emailed us to notify the entire classroom. When we arrived to the studio and asked her if she emailed us, she brushed it off like "Oh, I didn't email you?" So the "brand new studio" was complete without a mirror in the front so nobody could see themselves dance but it at least took away the uncomfortable feeling of going to the basement of her home. Side note: The mirror was added a week or two later. The semester was finished and we have to go overseas for a wedding and take a vacation for a month at the beginning of the year when the new semester was about to start. We notified the owner about our plans and she was SO adamant about paying her full tuition before we left on vacation. My daughter wanted to dance more so we obliged, so we paid. We had to cut the trip short from a month to a week due to COVID19 virus becoming a problem in Asia. The Coronavirus starts spreading and my wife and I decide not to send our daughter to class when we returned. It's been over 3 months and the owner doesn't even reach out to see if we are ok or returning to class. I finally emailed the teacher and she said "You won't believe it, I actually thought about you". Ok, so you thought about us but didn't reach out via email or call me to see if my daughter would continue attending the class. Sure I believe it. The virus got worse and once there was a lockdown, she emailed the class and moved the classes online. After doing a few classes online, one day my wife and I were working late and asked our daughter who is in college to pay attention to her sister's dance class while she was taking an exam online. When I return home, my 6 year old daughter comes to me crying. I asked her what happened and she said she joined the Zoom call and tried to adjust the iPad so that the instructor could see her feet. The iPad stand was tough to angle that way so she took her baby sister's stuffed animal to try and prop the iPad. My daughter raised her hand to explain to the teacher what she is trying to do, as she is taught in Montessori school and the teacher ignored her and kicked her out of the Zoom call. My 6 year old daughter tried to rejoin and was blocked from the call. Wow! I emailed the teacher to ask what happened and she was not apologetic at all and just repeated "It must be some misunderstanding." To ignore a student trying to explain something to you and kick them off and block them from returning to the class is completely unacceptable. If my daughter was being disruptive, she simply could have been placed on mute and block her video by the owner so she can continue the class. Absolutely no reason to completely block her and prevent her from rejoining. But since the teacher has problem sending basic emails, she probably does not know Zoom has a mute feature. I emailed the teacher notifying her our daughter does not want to continue class and of course her response is "Absolutely no refunds." So in summary, if you want all these then this is the perfect class for you: 1. To be lied to by a teacher claiming to have sent you numerous emails about classes and announcements, thus leading to poor communication 2. Pay a lot of money for the teacher to play on her phone for most of the class while high schoolers primarily teach the class for her (there is a reason parents are not allowed to stay to watch the class) 3. Bully your child and make them cry because the teacher does not know how to use Zoom and kicks her off the call and blocks her from rejoining She might have been some big shot dancer back in the day, but she doesn't know anything about interacting with children or how to teach. Do yourself a favor and sign up for another class if your child is interested in dancing. Don't make the same mistake we did - this one will ruin your child's desire.

Divya Srivastava and Pankaj Bhargava are amazingly talented founders of Geetrung who bring many…read moremusical endeavors to the community. They uphold values of music, dance and dazzle us with Color and Artistic performances! Their passion and proficiency is evident in every show they present! I have collaborated with them on many shows and every experience has been enriching. I would highly recommend their services.

My partner and I came here and had a great time (good pricing and environment)…read more I wish I could give the experience 5 stars, but one of the associates was unfortunately very rude to us in a very uncalled for manner and it tainted the experience a bit, as well as the shop allowing a customer to paint very visibly phallic and lewd images on their piece while children were present in the shop. This was a bit disappointing and should be prevented in the future.

We have been going here for many years, since my girls were 4 and 0, to 12 and 8. There are many…read morepieces we have glazed, but as a parent, my favorite are these simple plates that they use for breakfast. Time is a thief, but at least we have some good memories!

The Art Center is truly a hidden gem for creativity and learning in our community. Whether you're a…read morechild exploring art for the first time or an adult looking to refine your skills, there's something here for everyone. I originally stopped by in search of pottery classes--and was delighted to find not only that they offer them, but also that a new session begins on October 13th. In addition, there's a Fall Break Art Camp for grades 2-5, where children will experiment with a range of media including watercolor, acrylics, and collage. As I walked through the space, I was able to watch artists at work and enjoy the current gallery exhibits on display. The atmosphere was inspiring and welcoming. Adult fall classes--running October 6th through December 13th--are also available, covering both visual and ceramic arts. Each class is taught by individual instructors, making it approachable for students of all levels. Best of all, online registration makes it simple to sign up. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that such a wonderful resource has been right in my neighborhood all along. It was a great experience, and I've already registered for pottery classes--something I'm really excited about! If you're looking for a place to explore your creative side, I highly recommend checking out the Art Center. Great value for 8 weeks art class at $280

Excellent place with caring and talented instructors. This was the first time my 12 year old son…read moreattended camp. He chose the pottery wheel class and had so much fun all week long. Many of the students are planning to go back for the same week next summer. He learned how to make his own pieces and glaze them. I highly suggest checking this place out.

I love this place. The owner, Jayme, has such a passion for what she does. I am planning a mommy…read moreand me event to make ornaments. I personally cant wait to make some fused glass. I have also noticed how dedicated she is to raising money for great causes.. that impresses me.

Awesome! My three kids spent 4 hours a day there for a week and loved it. At the end they brought…read morehome a bunch of hand made pottery.

Honestly this gym surprised me I wasn't expecting much walking in but all I can really say is if…read moreyou pass by give it a try

Unfortunately there is nothing good I can say about this gym or my experience. Even before the…read morepandemic the club had inadequate wipes to keep the equipment clean. Apparently they assume you are signing a lifetime contract because even after dropping out, in writing, it is a battle to get them to stop charging for your membership. I finally had to get the credit card company to stop any payments.

After two years of ignoring the sewing machine my husband bought me, I finally took a class at…read moreThreaded by Heaven and now I can sew! By my second class, I had made him a Christmas pillow. Who knew I had this talent hiding in plain sight? I'm hooked and can't wait to make all the things for myself (and him). 10/10 Highly recommend if you want to feel proud and a little crafty!

Learning how to sew was something I wanted to do always. I have two girls and I love home decor…read moreitems. I finally signed up and the beginner's session turned out to be a joyful one. Courtenay was chatty, patient and all-around fun. I can't wait to learn more and start my own little projects.

We were in downtown Duluth early this summer at a festival where we met some instructors from the…read morestudio who invited us to a class. We took a class and then took a group lesson. On Friday they had another group class and a party. We had so much fun we signed up for more private lessons. The atmosphere here is warm and friendly and the private lessons are a lot of fun. I highly recommend stopping by this studio and meeting the folks here if you have an interest in learning how to dance.

This studio is amazing. You walk through the door and are instantly treated like part of the…read more"dance family". They make dancing fun. even if you don't think you can dance! The instructors are top notch and their enthusiasm is contagious!