The Charlie B Gallery can be described as part antique store (including an Etsy page), part local…read moreceramic art, and of course the Vasefinder Museum in the back room. There's 3 rooms her total within this corner shop that is bordered by the Pour House bar on 2 sides. And as Charlie B. mused, when it's 4 PM and a patron comes in to order a drink, it's time to close up for the day. The Museum part was the most fascinating part of our recent visit, as Charlie B.'s encyclopedic knowledge of the master craft person's represented there were impressive. The rest of our recent visit was cut short due to other obligations, and I do look forward to coming back to learn more.

Exceptional little shop, with an amazing collection of pottery and art. If you can't find it here,…read moreyou probably won't find it anywhere. Charlie is a charming and personable person. Charlie's knowledge of pottery is encyclopedic, and he is always willing to share it.

Such cute and affordable creative activities for the holidays! We showed up hoping for the best…read morehaving never been there and were so pleased with our experience. Whether you're looking for something small or large to paint, this is a great place to learn and create! We will definitely be back especially for the Saturday workshops. We made matching Christmas ornaments. Please note-- we are not artists and enjoy the laughter from our happy accidents as bob ross would say ‍

Two of our kids recently attended a Kids Night Out at Hello Handmade. It went for two and a half…read morehours which gave my husband and I time to grab a bite to eat and enjoy a concert in the park. The kids had a great time doing 3D doodling. There were enough 3D pens for each of the kids to use their own and Dara led them through how to use them safely. Pizza for the kids was part of the cost which was great because it really gives the class an additional value. I love having Hello Handmade in town as a creative outlet and safe spot for our kids.

Everything. Open space with cheerful & beautiful studio. Creative place to be creative!read more

My second stop on the Carson city wine walk held first Saturday of every month. I just love Kathy…read moreand the gals pouring the wine! They have wine charms for $1, if it's your first wine walk they'll give you one for free. They also sell other crafts at a reasonable price. The Brewery Arts changes their venue quarterly so there is always something new to look at and enjoy the talented artists work. They sell yummy candy from the case, all sorts of decadent delights. If you're in the area stop in and have a look around.

Quality/Quantity - What a great find! And a nonprofit. If…read moreyou are following, we will be home (in Reno) for a few more days and want to spend more time exploring our city and neighboring cities. This has popped up (among a few other events), so we decided to visit this first. Again, what a great find. So much art in the historic buildings surrounding the other buildings and throughout the town (murals!). I took very few pictures (can you believe that, lol), as I decided to drive versus walk on this very hot day. Ambiance - Two blocks...? Not just the old brewery, but all the adjoining buildings. And the lot across the street with the stage, see pictures. Lastly, the old church... is not a church any more, lol. Free outdoor summer concerts, see website. Theater, performance hall, exhibit hall, grand ballroom, education wing, etc. Classes, membership; see websites. Small parking lot, but other than the artists, we were the only guests here, lol. Well, the rest of the parking lot is currently being used for this event. Call or check their website for hours. Service - Everyone is so welcoming. Price - Free, thank you! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1975.

Had a wonderful time tonight with Michael & Debbie... They are not only extremely talented…read moreartists, but are very generous with their time & involvement... Will DEFINITELY be going again!! Highly recommend this art venue...

This was my first time doing a paint and sip. I decided to check out Davinci and drinks with a…read morefriend on a whim. First off they had a fantastic deal going....2 for 1! The atmosphere was great. Very fun and relaxing. The drink menu had a little bit of everything. The instructors are very patient and helpful. By the end of the class it was like one great party. Im definitely going back again and want to try the ceramics class.

Very helpful owner. Relaxed setting. Friendly clientele. Lots of pieces to choose from and…read morepaints and brushes available for purchase .

6 of my customers from Live Oak Clay and Creations went to Clayworks…read moreon Tuesday, June 10. They came back raving about Sue and the wonderful service they received. She had a great selection of greenware to choose from and was extremely helpful. They highly recommend this ceramic shop

Cute spot! So many options: ceramic painting, candles,…read moreterrariums, mosaics and slime making. Really nice staff. Not to mention, the location is central to where all the action is and couldn't be better. Easy parking. Had a girls afternoon with my friend, her 4 year old daughter and my 4 year old daughter and we had a great time. My daughter loved it. This time, we were there more so for the kiddos but my friend and I both agreed we had to make a plan to come back with just our mom group!

The Hot Spot in South Lake Tahoe is the perfect activity whether you're visiting or live here! We…read moredid mosaics, but they also have pottery painting, candle making, succulent gardens, and more. It's BYOB -- so we brought wine, relaxed, and got creative. The shop is spotless, organized, and filled with endless supplies: every type of glass, glitter, and tool you could want. The owner is friendly, helpful, and makes the whole process easy for beginners. Perfect for bachelorette parties, family days, date nights, homeschool art classes, and rainy-day fun. Highly recommend adding this to your Tahoe itinerary!

This place was cool. Various types of art from local artists who take pride in their work. Stop by…read morefor a while and enjoy the vibe and the art.

November 22, 2014…read more Locals and folks driving by on HWY 395 need to stop and check this spot out. If you're like me you've been driving by for months and you've been wondering what is actually going on in there. Heck, the location has been a local coffee shop, and it's also been a flower shop more recently, so what is this year's offering in this space. It's art, it's local, and it's staffed by the artists. They're not paying anybody to staff the store, and so when you walk in you're going to meet one of the people that has created the work in the store. I really enjoyed it. For me, it was like talking to the wine maker about the wine he was making. Today I got to talk to Nancy Raven, and she was very easy to talk to, proud of the group of artists that were showing their work, and proud of her own work. As I walked in Nancy was sweeping the floor, and the shop was clean, organized and easy to walk through, not cluttered and dangerous. There is pottery in the store, mixed media, photographic work, wood work, and color pencil drawings. There is a lot of items that focus on the western experience, and so you'll see cowboys, horses, rusted cars, and wooden bowls. How are the prices? I thought they were very reasonable, and there was a wide range of price points. There were some consignment items, but I didn't look at them and can't comment on them. To conclude, this is a great spot to shop local, and well worth the stop.