We adore this place and the people that work there! Such a fun selection of pieces to paint and we…read morealways make new friends!

I've been coming here for two years now to paint pottery. The prices are well priced compared to…read moreother places and the staff is super helpful if you need any help or advice on your pieces! They fire the pottery pretty quickly too, I wait about a week for mine to be done and it always comes out great.

Yeah! I was sooo looking forward to this class with Board & Brush and The Fancy Marshmallow Co. The…read morecollaboration of the two Cedar Park small businesses has been all I could talk about. Greeted with excitement, owner Rochelle of Board & Brush had me check in on her iPad. Showed me to my seat where we chatted for a bit. I saw my project in its raw form. I'm so excited to tackle this project. This is actually my second time coming so I know a little of what is expected. Rochelle does an amazing job taking you step by step and helping you. Even if you're not a crafter, never even handled a paint brush, Rochelle, and her staff are very patient, and very helpful. You start off with a raw board of pine. You're given a couple minutes to release your stress on the board. Hammering marks using chicken wire, a hammer, a mallet, and a large screw. You'll sand it lightly, and then stain it. Then it's time to stencil. Using a semi dry brush, you'll dab your brush on the stencil. Give it a minute under the fan to dry and peal the stencil off. And you're pretty much done. You get an official Bb logo sticker to complete your project. I recommend signing and dating your project on the back. Viola you're an artist! The Fancy Marshmallow Co. owner, Tina, she is such a sweetheart. She set up her beautiful marshcuterie spread. All made from scratch. Soft, fluffy, and flavorful treats. She has the cutest treats. All kinds of shapes and sizes. My favorite is the strawberry champagne. Trust me, they are amazing. Tina also brought in her hot cocoa mix ingredients and we all got to make our own bag of hot cocoa mix to take home. And we got to pick our goodies from the marshcuterie and box them up in the cutest boxes with heart printed tissue paper. Such a sweet touch to a fun class. I highly recommend coming to Board & Brush. Such a fun girls night out. They are BYOB, so it's a great group celebration. The Fancy Marshmallow, such a cute boutique, I've been several times. Tina comes up with the most delicious home made treats for all holidays and celebrations. Her boutique is the girliest cafes in Cedar Park! So darling. Check them both out. 5 stars!

Love all of my B&B projects and they are always fun to create. Rochelle is great at guiding you…read morethrough the process & walking out the door with something nice.

This was a delightful experience with my Granddaughter! 2 hours of instruction and I loved every…read moreminute of it! The instructors were professional and helpful. I really appreciated that they encouraged us to make it our own painting and to experiment with mixing colors and taking a different direction with the painting if we wanted to. Will definitely do more classes.

I had been wanting to try this place for a while, and I'm so glad we finally did! It was a fun date…read morenight, even though it was surprisingly quiet with just my husband and me and one other couple. I had never painted before, and for my first time, I have to say I didn't do too badly! The instructor was nice, although I wish she had walked around a little more to make sure everyone understood the instructions. We also brought wine but weren't given any direction about cups until we asked. BYOB tip: if you bring white, rosé, or sparkling, bring something to keep it chilled because there is no refrigerator. They offer lots of different paintings and classes, so I waited until I found one that wasn't too complicated or too simple. At the end, we spun the prize wheel and won either a free visit or a discount, but never received anything for it. To be fair, I forgot to follow up too--this review just reminded me! Overall, it was a great date night, and we had a lot of fun. I would definitely recommend it and will be back!

Let me start off by saying I am the least creative person and I am not crafty at all. I don't have…read moremuch of an attention span to sit and try to perfect any type of artwork especially with my type A, perfectionist personality. With that being said, I have never been able to concentrate and actually loved the way my imperfect planter came out! Elyssa was the instructor for my date night class and she was extremely thorough, patient, and fun! I loved that I was able to sit down and focus on this while also having a blast. They provide you with a delicious bottle of wine and cheese which makes it all the more fun. If you're considering trying pottery out, look no further than Broad Studios!

I truly think the world would be a better place if everyone took a ceramics class, especially at a…read moreplace as wonderful as Broad Studios Club House. I am in my second session of classes, and I have already seen so much growth and improvement due to the wonderful instructors (shoutout to Hallie!). But truly, ceramics requires so much patience and perseverance. It really pushes you to be okay with making mistakes (because they WILL happen, especially when you're first learning to throw on the wheel). But it's so fun to see tangible improvement come from your hard work! Plus, I love how community-oriented Broad Studios is! This studio is truly so special, and I would highly encourage anyone who is interested in ceramics to sign up for one of their classes!

Highly recommend taking one of the Jeweler's Saw's courses for jewelry making. I had an incredible…read moreexperience learning the basics and really enjoyed the community and classmates taking the course with me. All of my interactions with the instructors have been great, they are all very kind and patient genuinely eager to help you make your designs.

Recently did a hoop earring class with friends led by Zeineb - who is amazing, kind, and patient!…read moreShoutout to her other instructor who I didn't have the chance to get the name of. We made gorgeous earrings and Zeineb gave us the freedom to make our own designs and helped us along the way when we made mistakes or needed extra instruction with kindness. It's an awesome experience to do with friends and loved ones! Would totally come again!

I've wanted to rug tuft for a while and was excited to try it on my birthday!…read more The reservation requires you to sign waivers and send images beforehand. Didn't really know what to expect as it was my first time but was surprised that the host didn't know what images I sent before my group arrived. They also ran out of important yarn colors, such as black. I wish they were more prepared. Once we got into the actual instruction, the host was really helpful and allowed us to practice using the tufting guns. First, we trace the images by using projectors. Next, we picked yarn color. Then, after threading the yarn through the gun, we start tufting! Finally, the rug is shaved and glued. Took us three hours but it was well worth the time and effort! It was a lot of fun and can't wait to try making bigger rugs!

It was my first time rug tufting. Came here for my gf's birthday. Didn't really know what to…read moreexpect. We got there on time but we didn't start until 30 minutes later because the last group was running behind schedule. I think the host was not well prepared. The were so many yarn out of stock even the most common color, black. Some of the projectors to trace the images were not working so we had to connect our phones. Good parts: I do like the open working area with natural sunlight. The host did give instructions and try to help out as much as she could. She was engaging throughout the experience. The host glued the rug together at the end. We were there for three hours and took longer than expected. I rug tufted Iron Man. Ran out of material but it still turned out decent. I couldn't do my initial idea because they lacked yellow and black yarn. Overall, it was a fun event. I would go back but would first call to see if they have enough material.

Slugfest Printmaking Workshop and Gallery is located around the corner from it's big brother,…read moreFlatbed Press, off of MLK in East Austin. It's a cool place - a collaborative workspace with bookbinders, letterpress printers, and printmakers. Slugfest's exhibitions have included shows by Francisco Souto and Eric Zimmerman, among others. You can rent space or use the equipment on a daily basis if you are into printmaking. Check out their website for info on exhibitions, then drop by to show some love.

Slugfest is nothing short of amazing!…read more Although I didn't know much about the studio to begin with, Tom and Margie are very warm people who are willing to help in any way possible. I ended up renting a full day's worth of studio time in order to finish a project on their Vandercook SP-20 letterpress. Everything was organized nicely, and I had a great stretch of uninterrupted time to myself while working on the press. And I only had a day's notice before I headed in! Perfect! A lot of times people hold back on getting into printmaking due to the costs associated with locating, purchasing, and relocating a press. Well, why bother with that when you can sign on as a member at Slugfest (around $4 dollars a day) and print till you drop! Slugfest definitely deserves more recognition for their work here in Austin.

We stopped in here after looking for the Skyline Gallery which is now defucnt. However we were not…read moredisappointed the owners were very friendly and informative about the glass and the classes they offer. There are quite a few projects you can learn to do here and we may be back in the future to do one. Parking is in a little lot but there is also street parking around.

Took a beginner glass (not glassblowing!) art class and had a great time. I'm probably the least…read moreartistic person in the world, but the class was accessible and Stacey was such a sweetheart throughout the whole process. It was fun talking to Stacey and Kristine and hearing their stories about their prior lives and how they ended up opening a local glass studio. The team let us know after we had finished our class that it'd take a few weeks before we could come pick up our finished goods and they'd e-mail us once ready. Unfortunately, we never got the e-mail but went ahead and called in after a few weeks and confirmed we could go pick things up. The pieces came out in ways we didn't expect, but overall very happy with how the glass came out and I accept user errors regarding my lack of artistic capabilities.