I loved this place! Our instructor Carol was great! She was patient with us choosing our projects…read moreand was very encouraging for us to get creative with our pieces. It was the first time most of us had done a pottery class so we had zero knowledge, but Carol helps you every step of the way! You don't have to know what you're doing to make a really cool piece of pottery, just have fun!! Beyond excited to get our pieces back!

This place is great! Worth getting off the highway, and if you live In Town you should not be going…read moreto Morgantown to get good coffee. It is little rally a hole in the wall, the entrance is between a restaurant and a boarded up building, you'd have no idea the amazing place inside. It has a bunch of table, plus some couches and larger chairs, books to read, cheese boards, and a couple of high top tables. We stopped in on a Saturday morning, and got some tea, cold brew coffee, and latte, plus a huge cinnamon bun and French toast muffin. Looking at the lunch menu we are going to come back to try lunch, because last weeks list looked amazing. Because we hit it in the morning I'll have to check in again about the beer and pottery aspect. This is the type of place I really would love to see succeed in Fairmont, they are doing a great job!

Susan has designed beautiful and unique pieces. She custom made a set of 3 gorgeous bowls that fit…read morea 3 prong holder which I used for my catering business. It was a pleasure working with her.

From the owner: Est 2005 Licensed and Insured…read moreTamarack Sponce

The best way to spend an afternoon!!!! I love coming here and getting to paint pottery--I think…read moreit's a really fun gift idea for friends to give them something handmade with love. The workers are super helpful and answer any question you have about making sure your pottery turns out the way you want. It's relaxing and a great way to spend time with friends making something by hand.

What a beautiful art studio, with so many choices for the whole family to choose from. Prices are…read morevery fair! We're so happy with the quality of the pieces, they came out so shiny! Highly recommend this studio, can't wait to come back and paint another project, hard to pick what will be next!

This place was really really neat! The owner came up to us to check on us as we were painting out…read moregoodies. We came in for story time out daughter we didn't know it was not for 7and below, she is ten going on. 16. But she stayed and hung in there. They do as that you wash your hands before you touch anything there are sooooo many things to paint from coffee mugs to picture frames! You can walk up and get up to 4 colors on your paint plates. You can pick your colors form the wall where they have all they colors numbered and you can see what they look like painted and glazed pretty neat! You can pick up your masterpiece in about 7 days.the staff great! I mean really great!! They came and checked in us several times and it was really nice to see such a good team of people. Who really cared about how you were enjoying the activities offered:-) we will be back! This place gets 5 stars from this 3 time Yelp elite!!

Such a great experience!!! Took my 2 sons & the oldest's girlfriend on a Saturday to celebrate her…read morebirthday. We all chose 11 pieces between us & had so much fun painting them! Can't wait to go this Saturday to pick up our works of art!!! Highly recommend this place for something fun to do!!! We will definitely be back!!

The Clay Cup is a nice coffee shop located in downtown Altoona near the train station. It's got…read morequite a bit of charm with brick wall interiors, but there is a bit of a musty smell to the place. The place seemed to have a bit of an identity crisis with a separate pottery painting area in the back, but I suppose that's only practical to make multiple uses of the space given this historic core of Altoona seems to have fallen on hard times and doesn't have much going for it. The iced mocha (3.5/5) I got was decent with only minor hints of bitterness, but was otherwise quite average. I'm happy to round up as the service was pleasant and I'm happy to support a small local business. I'd recommend The Clay Cup to those looking for a decent coffee shop in downtown Altoona.

Love this place and the interior is beautiful. Sarah the owner does so much for the community. The…read morebarista's remember your name and order. Definitely a place to become a regular at!

My husband and I came here to paint a couple items. There is a TON to choose from here!! They have…read moreanimals & various figurines, plates, platters, mugs, and other dishes, as well as vases and planters. There's an option to paint or choose some sturdier pottery to do pour glazing on. They also do wheel throwing courses! For painting, we chose a mug and a small planter. The prices are listed on the bottom of each item and it comes with all the supplies, paint, and final firing. There is not table fee here like at other places. The staff is incredible. They remember you by name when you come in and are so helpful with picking out ideas, sharing techniques, and getting colors for you to use. If you don't finish your item the first time, you can come back and finish a 2nd time at no cost! ($10 if you come back after that on the same item.) We came just us the first time, and the 2nd time we came back with our son. It is a very different experience with kids vs adults, but either way is fun!

I called on short notice on a Saturday for a group of 12 for a bachelorette party. They were able…read moreto accommodate us with a larger table in the back. They were incredible! From explaining the different painting options to the different pieces to the pickup! We had a great time, and all of the pieces were bubble-wrapped, labeled, and had care instructions for pickup. I couldn't recommend Katie's Clay Studio enough for all ages. My mug was $29 before gratuity.

Such an awesome gem in Lawrenceville! Perfect for kids, date nights (they are BYOB!), or roommate…read morebonding time which is why I went! There is so many pottery to choose from but I'd recommend having a rough idea of what you want to paint beforehand so you take less time selecting. I originally wanted to paint a matcha chawan bowl but they were sold out. I opted for a small bowl from the cheap pottery section (this is a section of slightly messed up pottery for a heavily discounted price). Prices in this section could range from $3-$20ish? Either way, it's on the low end and very affordable. You can choose 5 colors and you pay for the pottery piece you + the price of painting it (I believe we paid about $16-17 per person). So fun and we had a blast looking up painting inspiration from Pinterest and chatting while we finished our bowls! It takes about 2 weeks to get your item back so still waiting on mine but super excited to see how it came out!

I went here for a girls night and we loved it. We each painted something different and just shot…read morethe breeze and got artsy. They called us up when it was dry and couple of days later and now we have fun keepsakes.

We took a large group of kids the day before Thanksgiving. I am glad we called a head because it…read morewas very busy. They had planned for us and set us up in the side room, which was great. I loved how they had all the paint color options on the wall painted onto a ceramic West Virginia piece. Pro: 1. they have a lot of different options, in different sizes and price points. 2. They did not charge a sitting fee, just cost of the item 3. 2 bathrooms, which was great since it was busy and we had little kids 4. a small play area with chalk board and chairs for the little ones who finished early and were board. 5. They had art work and pottery for sale from other local artists. 6. Classes and programs. 7. The place was clean and organized. 8. the staff was really friendly. 9. a wide variety of choices for different ages and ability (our group had kids from 2 years old thru 11 years old). 10. There was a nice selection of brushes on the tables. We had everything we need (aside form extra paper towels) on the table. 11. They put the kids paint on small tiles, which was nice for the little kids. Con: 1. Parking is difficult. Its street parking, and speedway is a busy street with large trucks. 2. It was a little confusing coming in for your first time, of what the process is. The register is at the back of the store.

Mountain Creative is a locally owned paint your own pottery shop. The owners are super nice. They…read morehave a great selection of pieces to paint. They also offer pottery classes and have space for parties. We had my daughter's party there. It was a busy weekend and they were booked solid, but we never felt rushed and they were very attentive. It was very affordable as well.

North Mountain Arts is a cute little store in an old house with lots of unique goods. Kristen, the…read moreowner, sells jewelry, pottery, fair trade items, unique home decor accessories, local honey, hand cut soaps, and more. She's very nice and helpful! I actually have been taking pottery classes from her in her little studio in the back of the shop. She has two pottery wheels set up, as well as a slab roller. She offers lessons in both wheel and slab, studio rental time, as well as per item kiln firings. I highly recommend this little gem!

If every you wanted a treasure hunt, this is the place to go!! This store is crammed with all sorts…read moreof wonderful things, from fine yarns, locally made preserves, jewelry, fine woodcrafting, pottery, fiber arts, and *so* much more! All I would wish for is a bigger store to browse through and more money to spend there! I always find treasures!

Wonderful selection of locally made art work and a diversity of selections! Purchased some…read morebeautiful jewelry made out of Tibetan buttons. A definite stop!

Beautiful art gallery/shop -- an unexpected find in Ligonier. As soon as you walk in, you are…read moretreated to eye-candy everywhere you look -- all hand-crafted treasures made in America. Your eyes dart across the front room from wooden jewelry boxes to pottery to wind chimes. Enter through a doorway and you see display cases of beautiful jewelry and hand-made greeting cards. Further back is a huge room full of Paul Sirofchuck's woodwork -- furniture and clocks. These are the real jewel of the shop. Mr. Sirofchuck is a local artist and his wife, Mandy, runs the shop, very graciously showing you around and answering your questions. His work can also be found upstairs. Other artists' work is displayed throughout the gallery, as well, all very eye-appealing and priced appropriately.