Workshop 88 is a newly founded space where people with common interests; generally in science,…read moretechnology, and/or the digital and electronic arts, can socialize and collaborate. Come share ideas, have fun, learn something new or make something. Meetings and classes are open to the public so if you are interested, drop in. Check the website or follow them on twitter @Workshop88 for details on meetings and other upcoming social events.

Workshop 88 is not closed!…read more They are a lively community of creative talented makers who are active in the maker community, attending Maker Fairs, teaching classes and more. The space is well equipped with 3D printers (dual head, PLA, ABS, delta types), a laser cutter/engraver, vinyl cutters, a wood shop, lathe, mill, metal working tools and much more. There is no access to the space from Main Street which probably led to this confusion. Access to the space is via the parking lot behind main street, the parking lot entrance is actually on Pennsylvania Ave, North and East of the address on main. They have open house Thursday nights - come check it out!

I attended a product photography class and learned so much in 2 hours that I will have to study my…read morenotes! There is so much photography and editing capabilities on our smartphones that the average user has no idea what's available. The class was hosted in a beautiful barn-converted building on the ground of several other buildings dedicated to a variety of art-making mediums. You can join as a member to get discounts on their activities and classes or pay non-member fees but there's so much to do and see, you will surely want to come back. My only wish for the class which would have increased 1 star would be handouts of the material presented.

I had my first class ever at fine line creative arts center. It was in October and I took an…read moreamazing professional glassblowing class. Alan was absolutely so patient and detailed and very accommodating since I was a beginner. I highly recommend this class and all the classes here. It's definitely worth the money and super fun, I cannot wait to take my next class. Such a great experience. 5 stars!!!! And by the way, if you ever walk around the property, you will find such a neat art that were made by the artists. I always enjoy walking around outside of the buildings and inside too. You will find inspiration and such unique Art everywhere. Such a neat place! Thank you so much.

If you've ever wanted to learn pottery, this is the place for you! I took an 8-week class this…read morefall, and learned so much along the way. I'm leaving with a newfound respect for pottery, and so absolutely impressed with the management of this studio. Since ClaySpace is a nonprofit, you aren't nickel and dimed for every service, and the people here truly love their craft. Even in simple things like the management of kiln firings, there is such care taken in each step in the process and everyone here, students, instructors and resident artists alike, are just so friendly and helpful as you learn pottery. Fees for courses and supplies are super reasonable, and I am so glad to have found ClaySpace to continue my exploration of pottery.

I had an unusual experience during open lab on Saturday morning. The space was quite crowded, and I…read moreapproached a table to ask if I could join. A woman seated there indicated that it would not be a problem. However, when I stepped away briefly to retrieve a tool, I was approached by a lab aide and instructed to move, as the table was apparently reserved for RAs. There was no visible signage or indication that the table was designated for that purpose. Additionally, to my understanding, RAs have access to a separate workspace, but they'll use of shared student space--especially during a busy open lab-- is somewhat confusing. Then another RA was complaining how students should know better, which is odd since the other RA said I could sit with her. Overall, the situation felt unclear, unwelcoming and rude.

I am very satisfied with the work Colbert's completed for me recently. I had a framed and matted…read moreboard of old presidential polictical buttons that my grandfather had in his den that could use updating. I called to set up an appointment (same day), brought it in, was helped by a worker who was very clear and patient and it was done ahead of the scheduled amount of time. It turned out great-looks very similar to how it once did but very updated, sturdy and clean. I appreciate their craftsmanship and professionalism!

What a great local business find! Supporting local businesses is important to us, always has been,…read morebut now more so than ever. We recently acquired a art for our family room and knew when purchasing it as oil painting on canvas stretched on frames the pieces needed floating frames. A bit of quick online research and a few phone calls, indicated the size of both of these pieces wasn't something most businesses couldn't assist with providing frames because of their large format. Our first call to Colbert Custom Framing, Jakob answered, he confidently told us they could frame our newly acquired art. He didn't disappoint, his expert eye and the framers skill and in a few weeks we had exactly what we dreamed of. Yes, there are many places to have treasures framed, but, please visit Colbert Custom Framing, you will be glad you did. Ask for Jakob.

Francis Penavic, the owner of Ogden Art Studio, and previous graduate of the Chicago Art Institute…read moreis an amazing painting instructor. His ability to help others see components of a painting, the techniques used, brush strokes, color make up and styles are lessons that will stay with me. My fear of oil painting is finally over thanks to this remarkable teacher. Stephanie Girvin

Both of my children have been attending the art studio for two years now, and they absolutely love…read moreit! The teacher is fantastic, very patient and encouraging. He has a great way of bringing out the creativity in children and making art fun for them. My kids always look forward to their art classes and come home with big smiles on their faces, excited to show me their latest creations.

Waterfront artist gallery quaint shops with a yesterday feel. Visited the gallery while on a…read moreweekend getaway to Hutchinson Island. For my first glass blowing lesson which turned out to be lots of fun. Thanks to my favorite girl I'll be working on becoming the next Chihuly. We found this artist colony while searching for Lotus Design Group for a glass blowing class. The location is old Florida even though it is situated on the waterfront boat traffic was at a minimum. Our class lasted about 90 minutes with the two of us creating pieces that could easily sale for Thousands of $0000.00. Planning an escape from the SOBE madness checkout Lotus Design Group and learn how to blow (Glass)

this is what small business is all about! local people providing truly wonderful services and a…read moreshop filled with amazing treasures to boot! so many beautiful offerings!! and the staff are so kind and caring! my husband and i have both had sessions with rodrigo and anna and they are next-level readers/healers! the world is full of new age wannabes, but this place is the real deal- authentic and founded on love and service.

I give this 5 stars because this shop is very reasonable with their prices and always has a…read morecomfortable, calm energy whenever I go in. There's no pressure whatsoever that you should buy something because some shops I've been to it feels like they stare at you lol but not here. I discovered this store because of my mom! She used to work down the street at a doctors office and would come here on her breaks. I miss her coming home to tell me what new crystals she bought that day. She's the reason I'm into crystals and the spiritual side. We both LOVE this store!

Tried out their U-Pick Vegetables and zinnias with my son today. It was a great time. We picked a…read moremason jar's worth if zinnia's for $7. We also picked some San Marzano tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, carrots, and sweet peppers. I would love to buy some chicken eggs next time. My son also enjoyed feeding the goats and can't wait to come back to feed the chickens. All of the staff members were friendly, but Ken was amazing. Even my son said, "He was super nice!"

Since the new owners, Not Just Grass, bought the business from Tim Norris and his family and still…read moreuse the Spring Bluff name, the quality of certain services has gone down. My recent experience is an example of this, I have been a long time customer since Mr. Norris owned the business; I was planning on continuing to use the services of the new owners/Not Just Grass as usual for all my landscape needs. Last April 2024, after working out details in March, I had old shrubs removed from the front of our house and new and different types planted. However, the work supervisor (Tyler) did not come with the work crew to lay out the planting plan, he had given them a work diagram, so unfortunately some of the shrubs were planted too deep, spacing was wrong on one side, and no soil amendments added, etc. I had asked for dirt and mulch to be added, but no mulch was added around the new plantings (I had to do a couple of bags myself around each plant later to help keep the soil moist after watering). They also left deep ruts in the yard/grass with equipment while removing the old, large yews. I contacted Tyler about the ruts and he did have them come back to fix that, however a year later now and the area is still sunken and no grass in spots (I will have to do a proper repair myself again). Tyler did not come back to supervise that original rut repair work. Flash forward to Spring 2025 in March, I contacted Tyler again because 1 of the shrubs had died last Fall (it was planted too deep) and another also looked dead at the time (before leaves started coming out), I let him know this and asked about replacement plants since they were under the 2 year plant warranty that Mr. Norris always provided and currently, Not Just Grass still honors. I never got a response, it was basically crickets. I sent text, e-mail, I called and left a message. I called the office and spoke to Kris who relayed my concern/messages on, but still no communication/follow-up from Not Just Grass/Tyler. Finally, I had run out of patience and had enough of the poor quality of service and called the owner, Greg V. (spoke to Kris again because he was out) and I also sent an email to the plant nursery. I explained to Kris and in my email(s) the lack of communication on their part and that I just wanted a replacement plant for the dead one (that I expected the same variety, a certain size to match the ones that did survive, and for it to be healthy), and that I would come to the nursery to pick it up myself. I also explained that I would be taking my business elsewhere from now on because of the poor service and quality of work. The owner did respond once in an email trying to tell me that Tyler had reached out on May 9, 2025 (nope, I never received a text, phone call or email from him and give me a break - May 9th 2025, when I had been trying to communicate with him since March 2025!!). The owner offered to have them come plant the replacement plant or I could pick it up as I had told them that was my plan. I replied that I hadn't heard from Tyler and that I would come pick it up and what I expected the quality to be, etc. When I went to pick up the plant, I was basically given the cold shoulder by Tyler (landscape supervisor) and Mackenzie (the plant nursery manager), I did see them, but they ignored Kris when she asked Mackenzie if she wanted to talk to me, Kris was told they were busy as they whizzed past us. Tyler indicated to us that the plant was down at the end of the nursery building. Kris, their Admin. who is basically in the office the majority of the time taking care of phone calls and orders, was actually the person who helped me find the plant (it did have my name on it) and load it into my car for me. The soil in the container was very dry, but that also made it easier to lift, and helped us out. I watered it well when I got home. So, there's my recent experience with this company (Not Just Grass) still using the Spring Bluff Nursery name, but not providing the quality of service, plant knowledge, and dependability that the former owners provided to their old and new customers. Also, their prices have gone up! It's just sad and no way to treat loyal customers! I have found another landscape company, thankfully, who have already planted the replacement shrub, added soil amendments, fixed the other planting that was struggling, and nicely mulched the area the way it should have been done last year.