Are you a creative type...someone that likes to make art? Whether you answer yes or no, Hawaii…read moreFluid Art is perfect for you. It doesn't take any artistic ability, but if you do have such a trait, you can put it to use here as well. What I'm saying is that anyone can enjoy this place-and you should! First, you select the size of canvass that you want to paint. Then, you select up to five paint colors. There are lots to choose from and you can walk around the gallery to see other art and get some inspiration. Depending on what style you like, you'll be guided by a friendly staff member on how to pour your paint onto the canvass and then tilt it in a way that will achieve your desired outcome. It's a fun process and a bit mesmerizing to watch. For an extra fee, they can add resin to the finished piece, which will make it shiny. It certainly makes the colors pop and I'd recommend it. My only complaint is the price. Sure, you're making a one of a kind work of art. But the price point is steep and will certainly eliminate some people from participating. But if you can swing it, I'd recommend you save your pennies and give it a go.

The staff are so kind! There are so many fun activities here and extremely underrated! We just were…read morewalking around in salt lake and saw this shop. I'm already telling everyone i know about it because I can't wait to go back!! You get so much variety and quality for their prices and it's great for couples! This is a MUST if you're visiting Salt Lake City!

Has a great selection of both greenware and bisque as well all the paint you need. Plus offers help…read morewith her free drop in classes.

This isn't your cookie cutter ceramic shop. You can go in and paint a ready to paint item, but the…read morereal fun is putting the work in. Most of the items start ad greenware that you clean yourself and after it gets fired you paint your design. That's why the classes are great because you can't clean and paint the same item in the same day, so it's fun to make it a weekly hobby. The owner and operator has won pretty much every ceramic award out there (some more than once) and she's more than willing to help and give tips on any project. This is a quality shop that's been open for 24 years. So come check it out, ceramics aren't just for little old ladies anymore.

Mary and Madison were amazingly helpful and the store really has everything Utah!!! Such a great…read moreexperience!!

I was in SLC for Kilby Block Party and stopped in to pick up a few items for friends and family…read morebefore driving home. This store quite literally has everything Utah. Whether you are shopping for a pet lover, whiskey drinker, coffee fiend, rock collector, or just wanting something as a keepsake, they have it. The cashier was very polite and welcoming, and I felt like I paid a decent price per item. The store also has signs on the display giving more context to what artist or brand you are supporting and I love knowing where my dollar goes to.

I came here with a group of 4 friends, and we all had such a fun and amazing experience!…read moreWe found this place on Groupon (so we were able to get spoiled rotten for a great price, lol!), and although we were excited to make our own DIY spa kits, as first timers, we were also nervous and didn't know what to expect, However, the girl who helped us (I believe her name was Melonie) was amazing!!! She was super sweet, friendly, helpful, patient (which is a must with our group, he-he), and very knowledgeable about the crafts and projects at hand. My friends and I seriously I couldn't stop thanking her:) The only negative thing about this place, is that we're all now addicted, lol!

Great website! They have a lot of classes scheduled and super clear info. I scheduled a gift card…read moreto be sent to a friend for a Christmas present and she loved it. They even had a discount for the end of the year!

I felt like the worst friend in the world. A dear person in my life had a milestone birthday that…read moretotally crept up on me. You know that one friend who is really hard to shop for? Well, long story short I was overwhelmed. My co-worker told me about her friend's cute little shop that has the most unique gifts. I walked into the store thinking a long search full of driving all over town was ahead of me. I was immediately taken back by how unique and adorable every single item was. I eventually settled on a few natural smudging insense bundles and an adorable ceramic mushroom to live in the planter of my dear person's favorite fern. Olivia was so helpful. She gave me time to explore each and every little table and shelf, answered all my questions, and told the tale behind every trinket. She even helped me calm down realize that my search wasn't as impossible as I had made it out to be in my mind.

From the owner: Innerspacism houses thoughtfully sourced and curated homewares, artwork, candles, and custom…read morefurniture that’s designed and made by Olivia Henrie out of Salt Lake City, Utah. In its existence, Innerspacism endeavors to inspire a space of ethically conscious and stylistic living that influences meaningful design and expression. From aromatic candles, to hand thrown + built ceramics, to customized furniture, and everything in between, Innerspacism offers a diverse range of aesthetics and moods in the form of design and decor created by a diverse community of in-house makers who specialize in a myriad of crafts.

I LOVE this place! The ceramics are very aesthetic, fairly reasonable, and a fun activity to do…read morewith my friends, at any time of day. I could spend hours in the studio making my piece and expanding my creativity. I had a wonderful experience with Grace, Sidney, and Elena. They would always come around and ask if I needed help, and welcome new customers kindly and compassionately! Grace is very knowledgeable and helps her coworkers. Elena helped me with my silk screen on my plate and mixed the paints for me. Sidney was very sweet and cleaned up. All three girls deserve a shoutout!

1000 This…read moreexperience was only amazing only because of this person named Nicole Went to color mine in Sandy, Utah on March 9, 2026 And right now it's April 11 We still haven't got our stuff But this girl name, Nicole is amazing. She's gonna try to track down our coloring mind stuff that we did. I apologize to her that I can't remember all of it It might take me a while to want to go back to it for this experience If you ever have problems finding your ceramics or anything Ask for Nicole I totally recommend going to the place in Sandy, Utah color me mine

There's something magical about seeing shelves of pottery and potential-you can choose from so many…read morelovely little ceramic pieces-some are functional like a coffee cup and others are just fun-like the little monster guy that I picked. You pay a studio fee-$8 at the time of this writing-plus the cost of the ceramic piece. The staff will walk you through the process of selecting paint and provide all the supplies necessary to make a work of art. A few days later, you get a text that your item is ready to pick up. It's a great date activity or birthday party celebration-paint away!

Cute studio. They have one area for paint and brushes which can get super crowded on a busy day…read more They have lots of options to choose from for painting. Now we wait to see how our cute little paintings turned out.

We love this neighborhood Michaels. They're filled to the room with all the crafting supplies we…read morecould ever need! We always go in wanting just a few things and then end up finding stuff we didn't even know we needed. The staff are all super friendly and have been very helpful every time we've come in with a question.

OSHA requires that business provide accessible working bathrooms. Being pregnant and not being…read moreallowed to use the restroom is not ok. All that the employee says we don't have a restroom, which sounds unlikely, where do the employees go? Where should paying clients go? Micheal's should have working bathrooms!!

I absolutely LOVE when the Beehive Bazaar rolls in. About every season, local artists come together…read moreto display their thoughtful, creative, and beautiful goods. This particular market screamed of Christmas with scents of wassail and Christmas Carols in the air. Prices range from low to high, Which is to be expected at a market like this. You are paying for their skills and time, after all. There is even a section with displays from young makers showing off their amazing skills in clay molding, jewelry making, and cookie baking. If you have a chance to go to The Beehive Bazaar, please do! There is something for everyone.

I had a blast at the Beehive Bazaar! I always love supporting local artists, crafters, etc. so I…read morehad to go. I believe that they do these events twice a year for two weeks on Thursday-Friday. I went on a Thursday evening and it was pretty steadily busy, so I would imagine that it would be packed on a Friday or Saturday. There were around 35-40 booths set up in a large warehouse room, which seemed like just the right amount for meandering around. Each vendor marked their items with their vendor code so you can make all your purchases at once at the end. The vendors had already set up their items and were not present at the event, which made for a low-stress shopping experience. I believe that they rotate through vendors each week so if you would like to see variety, you can go again on a different week and see some totally different items. You could buy anything from vintage clothing to dry shampoo, to embroidery to jewelry. My personal favorite vendor was Vintau, which sold gorgeous rocks and gemstones on stands and dreamcatchers at a super reasonable price. The people running the event stayed near the entrance/exit so they could hand out shopping baskets and check out customers. The lines were short, and they carefully wrapped up fragile items in tissue paper. Overall, it seemed very well planned and executed and was a very enjoyable way to spend an hour.

Calling all teachers-it's roll call time! If you haven't been to Lakeshore Learning Store, you're…read moremissing out BIG time. This place has every imaginable (and some that I could never have imagined) item you could use to educate your students. There are games, toys, science, art, craft supplies-name it, they've got it. I'm not a teacher, but was here supporting one and I was blissfully rocketed back to my elementary school days as I perused the bulletin board posters and felt story boards, to name a few. The finger paints are sealed, so I couldn't waft the happy scent of kindergarten across my nose...yes, I tried. Even if you're not a teacher, this store has neat things for parents as well. After all, parents are teachers too! And, heck, if you're not a parent or a teacher, I'll bet you a crisp 5 spot that you'll find SOMETHING in here that you'd like to have. Try me.

How have I never been to this store before? It is amazing! This will be my new go to for any gifts…read morefor kids or teacher related items. They have so many toys, crafts and academically appointed learning materials for your kids! Support this business!