My daughter and I spent a beautiful afternoon taking this class, we painted watering cans, the two…read moreladies who taught the class were wonderful! They were so organized, funny, helpful, encouraging, friendly, personable and helped everyone make a beautiful take home item. Such a nice touch because they gave you one on one help too. It seemed like they loved doing this and it rubs off on everyone there. Great vibes, pleasant conversation, lots of smiles and detailed teaching of painting, colors, strokes, and how to care for your item once you get home. You can book private parties and they do travel around all over! I highly recommend them!!

We went for painting and pouring candles, and the experience was so awesome. I'm not an artist, but…read morethe instructors were so easy going and helpful.

For Halloween this year a few of us decided to do something different. We saw an ad about a costume…read moreparty happening at a paint and sip store in Bethlehem and thought: why not? I've been hoping to nurture my creative side and doing it while drinking might help get my juices flowing. Their website boasts a whole array of paintings, there are pretty landscapes, rustic designs and some fun and festive ones, priced around $25-45 each depending on the length and difficulties. I saw a few more challenging ones that I'm very interested to satisfy my type-A personality. There's also one that you can install some lights to shine through the canvas. I'm definitely going to sign up for that. Since it's a BYOB, we went to buy two bottle of wines, dressed up in our costumes and headed out to check this out. It was located in an unassuming strip mall on Nazareth Pike. We were met with very pleasant staff who dressed as zombies and zombie hunter while assuring us that they usually look more normal, ha! The manager painted himself as Vincent Van Gogh' self portrait, I thought to myself that we were in for a creative night. The painting itself was a gloomy zombie walk in a grave yard. It lends itself to some fun shadow work. The host taught us how to paint it step by step with funny anecdotes and games in between while we refill our wine glass every now and then. Two hours flew by and everyone finished their paintings on time. I think we all left satisfied. My other friends later saw my handiwork and commented on it and I think we'll come back to try other ones. What a fun hobby to pick up!

Did the pottery wheel for our anniversary, was an amazing personal experience and can tell the…read moreowner loves what she does!

My girlfriend and I had an excellent time at Art Fusion! The class wasn't very big so the teacher…read morepaid close attention to us and didn't rush us whatsoever. The painting wasn't too elaborate and really gave us a chance to learn how to create it, we would definitely go here again.

This may be the only ceramic store in the area, and I have been going here for more than 10 years…read more But unfortunately it seems like the prices are getting higher and higher every month for the same items. I've started ordering elsewhere

My friends & I painted Christmas tree here last week., we had a great time. Larry was super helpful…read more& the selection of items to be crafted was unbelievable. I would highly recommend it as a fun girls night out!

Dr. Bonnie Winfield exudes creativity and believes that every single person is an artist ... a…read morecreator. At The Journey Home, Bonnie has developed a safe space for Expressive Arts, Drum Circles, Studio time (small groups) and so much more!! I have been attending The Journey Home on many Sundays and Thursdays over the past three years. It has been transformative for me. I am creating an "altered book" and never would have thought I would be using such cool, new techniques. Bonnie is easy to talk with and she is extremely patient. Oh, and incredibly knowledgeable!! This is a truly incredible gem in the heart of Easton.

The staff is quite friendly and knowledgeable. There is a freedom to create/explore creative ideas…read moreopenly and through their guide get the results you are striving for. Also the fellow students are friendly and helpful as well and the quality of work of the teachers is topnotch. I'm glad I've taken classes there and will continue to do so.

Wooten Clayworks is my favorite place and my home away from home. I highly recommend the studio to…read morethose who want to experience working with clay for the first time. There are also a wide variety of classes to take for those interested in learning the art of clay. The gallery of master potters works is exciting to view and purchase pieces from. The main studio is bright, airy and there is ample space to work on the electric wheel and for handbuilding. I've been working with clay since the 70's and this studio is the best that I have worked in. I became a member in May 2023 and plan to remain one for a long time. Dallas, Taylor and Sara are open to questions and very supportive in everyone's work. I've been working on my own while other classes have been taking place and the level of instruction matches and exceeds that of an academic setting. When you are surrounded by potters who excel in their art, it encourages you to strive for improvement. The visiting potters that hold classes are amazing. I learn so much from the classes and interacting with those who create amazing works of art. Working on the pottery wheel is a meditative experience for me. In order to center clay you need to center your own feelings and block out the world. Since I've joined as a member my mind is calmer and I have created interesting mugs, bowls and vases. I highly recommend Wooten Clayworks for the new student and for those with experience.

This is a very good dance school if you want your child to be part of a competition dance troupe…read more My daughter has taken dance classes at other dance schools and we always expected the recital to be around 2-2.5 hours long. This dance school was the exception as their recital lasted over 3.5 hours and was followed by 20 minute speeches from various adults thanking everybody, then followed up by handing out individual awards to students on stage. We arrived at the recital at 3:30pm (show started at 4pm) and finally got in our car at 8pm. There was a 15 min intermission in order to stretch our legs and get the circulation moving again. The recital consisted of 52 dance performances. Out of the 52 performances about 30 if not more of them were performed by their competition dance troupe. The dance troupe did a beautiful job, and they all are very talented dancers. It was a joy to watch them dance from large groups, small groups and individual dances. Not sure why they needed to perform over 30 different dances as they should have performed a lot less in order to give us a preview of what they are all about. I also found out during the show, my daughter did not get to see any of the performances as she was sitting in a room and watching a movie with her group.

Huge thanks to Northern Elite Cheer! After 4 amazing…read moreseasons, my daughter has grown so much in confidence, skill, and spirit. The coaches are incredible, and the team feels like family. Highly recommend! #NorthernEliteCheer #CheerFamily #4SeasonsStrong

My 5 year old daughter is enrolled in a beginner's class and has developed a love and excitement…read morefor both the classes as well as practicing the gymnastics fundamentals at home.. She is generally reserved in new situations but the instructors were patient and encouraging and brought her out of her shell. I'd like to contrast this with CS Gymnastics down the road where her twin brother went, completely different experience with smaller and less organized facilities and inattentive instructors. I'll be signing my son up for class here if he wants to continue with any type of gymnastic class.