We took our granddaughters to the Tye Dye Friday session and it was great! The owners are so…read morehelpful and friendly. I love that you can drop in also. We had 7 people with us and the ladies were so patient. Highly recommend this place!

My budding artist has attended several Saturday drop in classes and a fall session Awesome Artists…read moreclass. It has really helped reinforce her desire to imagine and create at home. She's loved Little Art House so much we even decided to have her 5th birthday party there. Her party was such a success! My daughter said it was "tons of fun" and her favorite birthday party yet! It was customized to suit her needs and interests perfectly. The hosts were excellent at helping set up and keeping the children engaged throughout the party. With such a variety of classes and activities, there is something for everyone of all ages at Little Art House. We look forward to many more to come and are happy to support this small woman owned business!

I took a t shirt quilt making class here and it was awesome. The instructor was nice and patient…read moreand the space was beautiful. It was dripping with creativity. I'll definitely take another.

Get your hands dirty and develop a new hobby!…read more This art studio and gallery offers 2D printing, painting, drawing and ceramics classes. I've taken the ceramics classes here with a focus on wheel throwing and I love it! Becca is an awesome instructor and allows the class to be free to create, but also helps to steer you in the right direction. I'll be taking the summer class here in May. I've been throwing on the wheel off and on for about 15 years now and the intermediate class offered here is perfect for shaking off the cobwebs. They do offer beginner ceramic classes if you're looking to just dip your toe into the ceramic slip. The classes are about $100 for 8- 12 weeks and the cost includes your clay. For comparison other ceramic classes can start $300! I know I'm about to blow up my own cozy quiet nook of Nashville, but if that means the community discovers and supports this arts center... I'm here for it!

This little building is tucked away in the park on the far NW corner of the park…read more They offer classes in visual art and sell art that the students have created. "The mission of Metro Parks and Recreation's Visual Arts Program is to provide and expand quality art and cultural experiences within Metro Parks' facilities via classes, workshops, art exhibitions and gallery/museum field trips for the citizens and visitors of Metro Nashville, Davidson County." Ample parking, two large classrooms. One for painting and one for clay. They offer classes several times a year, usually about 12 weeks each. A nice place to create, learn, meet, network, enhance your skills.

Conquering the fear of starting over. Who knew it could be…read morethis much fun?! As an empty nester, the thought of coursework and memorization seemed a bit daunting, but I didn't have to face it alone. I wasn't sure I would be able to afford the school, manage the schedule and workload, or even if tending bar was anything more than a romantic idea. The people who run the school, helped me navigate every obstacle. (Thank you, David and Kelly.) The instructors are not just experienced bartenders, these people are teachers. My specific class of students ranged in ages from 17 to 70-something and covered many diverse backgrounds. Using their extensive knowledge of spirits, classic cocktails, and techniques, the instructors taught each of us to develop our mixology, business, and personal skills. They tapped into our motivations and with their enthusiasm, made even the most complex of topics understandable and enjoyable. From fear to confidence in just two weeks--I earned my TIPS certification and state required BAC permit. I can now execute a top-shelf experience for guests while having a great time and making recession-proof income. *My instructors, David and Grace are well-versed in the art of mixology and perhaps most importantly, the local laws and regulations. Cheers to conquering the daunting and thriving together! Pictured: The Ernest Hemingway Mojito. Muddle fresh sprigs of mint, simple syrup (water & sugar or Stevia), fresh lime, ice, rum, and soda. Fabulous!

Fantastic experience. Overall well rounded and thorough. The school taught nearly 100 drinks for…read morestarters. They talked about , taught and tested more than just how to make the drink. How to be responsible when it comes to the business as well. Money well spent on my end.

There are not enough kind words to say about Christine Toole. She is a true professional with such…read morea rich history of performing. She is kind and insightful and gives great feedback. I cannot recommend her highly enough and can't wait to continue working with her. Don't miss an opportunity to work with her!

All of Andy Anh Ha's shiny resin paintings portray the lotus flower, which according to his…read moreartist's statement, represents "purity amidst adverse surroundings." Ha's large scale artwork features a pure white background with the large, deep red silhouette of a lotus flower, or the outline of a lotus over mottled brush strokes, or chains of multi-colored silhouettes. His work is modern and boldly minimal, which I admire. Ha himself was friendly and eager to answer viewers' questions. His gallery feels open and airy, and he is currently sharing the space with another artist (I think they might be brothers) who uses the same medium as Ha, but has a more playful Asian pop style.

We purchased a number of pieces from Andy years ago and have been experiencing a problem with one…read moreof them. So far our attempts at contacting him for a solution have been unsuccessful. Hopefully this post helps remedy the situation

Amazing staff and leadership. Welcoming to all. Beautiful campus and attention to students and…read moretheir challenges.

If your children have any type of social issues (anxiety, difficulty making friendships, struggle…read morewith effective communication when dealing with student to teacher relationships), then this is not the school for them. The school struggles in dealing with the social and emotional growth of the children in its care, and the school is particularly lacking in its dealing with children that don't fit into the mold as to what qualifies as "normal". If your child is on the quieter side, is not the star athlete, is not one to advocate for themselves, then I urge you to look into other education options in Nashville. Your tuition dollars can be applied to any number of private school choices in Nashville that would be leaps and bounds above this school. If you're looking at private schools, look for one that advocates for the child as an individual. There are lots of other options in the area that would handle the well-being of your child, and the needs of the admitted family as a whole, much better. One star. Do not recommend.

This biscuit class was a blast. It so surpassed my expectations! My BFF and I took the class in…read morelate January 2020. Wow Maryann is such a dynamic instructor. We bought her book and were surprised it really is a loving compendium of biscuit recipes from regional restaurants famous for their biscuits. I can"t read it without drooling. Everyone in class had a blast and lots of ohhhs and ahhs on the techniques for fail proof biscuits. I am not a frequent baker, when I left the class I truly believe I can now experiment with flavors while sticking to the basic recipe and make successful signature biscuits of my own. Easter Brunch here I come with my biscuits and gravy. My BFF went home and two days later made biscuits and sausage gravy (Did I mention Maryann taught us a great way to make gravy, too). Our biscuits and gravy were great hit with the family. Thanks Maryann for the new life skill. My BFF and I say we would rather have new experiences with each other than spend time shopping individually for gifts for each other. What a way to spend a morning and sharing our time together and a great memory. Add this to your bucket list

5 star review because she had plenty of water (inside joke referring to a previous yelpers review)…read more The camaraderie and friendships formed during the class was very genuine (wish I would've gotten the peoples Instagrams or Facebook info)!! Maryanne made it feel like we were home! Super informative on how to make a genuine, homemade biscuit. There is an art and process to making the perfect biscuit. This is a must do when in Nashville...you won't be disappointed. The location and building is unassuming but once you are inside you feel the love