I went solo on this one but I had a really fun experience our teacher was really good and paste us…read morevery well. The group was about 20 and we had a lot of fun. It's great that you can ask for more materials if you need them and the pricing is pretty decent for what you get as an experience. There's plenty of parking and the area is decent. The staff was really nice and helpful in any way they could be. the inside of the shop was a lot of fun a lot of paintings and pictures hanging everywhere. This was my first time doing a paint and sip type of event and I really liked it. I would definitely recommended to anyone who wants to try it is a lot of fun. This place had everything we needed and I honestly have no complaints.

Looking for a different kind of date night to break out of a rut and decided to explore Painting…read morewith a twist. My husband proudly announces he can't draw a stick figure, so this was definitely out of his comfort zone, but he willingly joined in the surprise. There are a number of paintings available on different nights, so the first step is to pick the one you want to do. From there, everything is set up for you with a plate of paint colors, a primed canvas, brushes and instruction. There's no presumption that you actually know what to do and Rodd, our instructor explained everything in plain English - not artsy lingo - so that you can follow along. Both instructors were there when you made a mistake or needed assistance or more paint and they were patient through the process. Neither of our paintings will end up in a fancy gallery, but we were happy with our finished works and the two hour class went at the right pace.

Date night. Wife and I went. What fun. You don't have to be artistic )my wife isn't ) but what…read moregreat fun. They do a great job of explaining it. We made two charcuterie boards and with wince glasses. They looked great. This is a must do and it's fun for all ages.

We found this place by looking online for things to do and decided to check it out. We were…read moreimmediately greeted by an employee who gave us a tour, a handout out and was very informative. The location has workstations, a splatter room and an artist gallery, and a mini store in the front. There are a few different things you can make when you buy a package. We didn't do one today, but will likely come back. They have appointments and walk-ins available.

Via a mutual friend, we were invited to the grand opening event. TX Craft is a cool venture that…read moreoffers art and crafts classes for both the young and old. They also have a small boutique that offers unique Texas-themed sundries, including clothing. Last but not least there is a custom furniture maker affiliated with TCC. I viewed his brag book and he can design and build custom furniture at a very reasonable price. Plus 1 was pretty excited to sign up for a ladies night out to wine, socialize, and do an arts and craft class. Friendly folks in a cool country setting.

We LOVE our classes at the Art House. We found out when we were visiting their other location…read more(sapling studio) when they used to open play and create. We loved that concept but understand it wasn't as busy as it absolutely should have been. Such a gem. Anyway, we were late sign ups for this session and attended 4 classes and one bonus thanksgiving week one. My kiddo is 2 and she has so much fun here. Each week they have a theme like "going to the farm" and "transportation" and set up stations through out the house that apply to it. It feels very "kid-led" in the best way. She can decide when she wants to work on her canvas that they create through the session, or if she wants to work on a science experiment, play with lights, etc. There is so much sensory play activities and I love how it's okay to get messy and learn at the same time. The outdoor space is super fun. There is a large wall the kids can paint on. Lots of stations that encourage them to use their imaginations. We love the mud kitchen and the little "store" set up. Lots of time was spent on the pretend phone taking orders. We live in the Tarrytown area so it's a little bit of a drive but 100% worth it. There are such few places that invite toddlers in and lead the way. The next session starts in January and we are really trying to make it work the preschool schedule and nap times.

My daughter loves the yoga and art class, art play and art special events! She's been going since…read moreshe was two years old, and she's 4 years old now. She loves the variety in stations during art play and events!

I've taken 2 classes now so thought it was time to make it official. I've now done an acrylic pour…read moreclass and then a Cricut class for beginners. When my Cricut has been staring at me from under the plastic for two months I thought it was time to figure out how to use this thing. The class was 2 hours and we were able to complete two projects to take home which was super cool and convenient being so close to Valentine's Day. The instructor was easy going and happy to answer questions while walking us through step by step. I did also learn I'm terrible at this stuff but will continue to work with it I'm hopes I get better. Maybe someday I will be able to return for their Cricut 201 class, but it's doubtful I'm pretty terrible.

Owner, Shari Warschak led a great, low stress Pour Art class for us ladies this evening. This place…read moreis BYOB and right next to a liquor store. This studio is the sister store to Texas Vinyl Dispensary. It has been open about a year and this was my first class. Will definitely be back!

Great experience that we did it a second time in the same week! Highly recommend and was awesome to…read morebe creative and learn how to work the wheel

I recently chose this for my 18th birthday. I can honestly say that it was a great experience and…read moreshe was really helpful. All of the supplies and tools are provided whenever she comes to the designated spot you provide. The only thing needed is a power outlet so the pottery wheel can work. The way it works usually is whenever she gets there, she'll get set up and then go over how to use the wheel. There are two parts to the class, the wheel section and then the build your own portion. The wheel section is where you can make a bowl or cup. The build your own is where you can make little knick knacks or cool objects. The tools make it a lot easier to build things and she provides help on the wheel section so that way the object you're making can come out great. After she's done explaining things, you're free to work on whatever you want and create however many things you like. The woman is incredibly nice and helpful. Pottery might seem intimidating but it's a lot of fun. You can paint your objects once they solidify a little bit and then once everything is done, she'll take them with her and you'll have to wait around 2 weeks. The wait is worth it, they come out shiny and very colorful if you put enough coats on. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for something different to do on a special occasion.

We had a private birthday party for our daughter and it was perfect way to spend a couple hours…read more They went way beyond our expectations. Zoey and her daughters have a really passion for the art and the house in W. 6th is a great spot. Filled with a lot of heart the team there really enjoyed it as much as the kids did. Probably one of the best hidden gems still left in Austin!

I had so much fun attending "Visual Art & Vino" last night that I can't believe I didn't visit…read moresooner. The atmosphere was positive and encouraging, which allowed me to relax, shake off some nerves, and really enjoy the experience of creating art. Chill people, chill music, and chilled wine

I saw Crafty Girl Austin at an event making cute bookmarks for children. I Co-Chair a festival and…read moreoversee all the children's activities. The festival draws in about 600 people and is a free event for an Austin neighborhood. This year several City Council Members and Mayoral Candidates attended as well. I thought Crafty Girl Austin would be a good fit and asked if they would like to be a part of it which they agreed. I told Crafty Girl that I would provide and set up her table, tent, and all supplies needed for her booth. I also said I would put her logo on our website and print her business name in the local newspaper. She would be able to hand out information at the event for free publicity of her business. All she would need to do is provide four volunteers for the event and the special paper faces that would be glued on the bookmarks. I used neighborhood funds to purchase supplies for her (roughly for about 200 children), set up the booth as promised, and marketed her business all with no cost or obligation to her. On the day of the event as I was setting up I received a text message about one hour before the festival was to begin saying she had morning sickness and was not going to be able to attend. I understand that things come up and people get sick. But not only did she not attend but no one from her business did either. If she was going to provide four volunteers then why did none of them show up? Through text message she said she was going to have someone bring the paper faces to the festival. As you can imagine they never arrived either. After the event I never received any follow up from her to see if we were able to cover the booth and no apologies were given. Crafty Girl Austin was a complete disappointment. I feel this business owner is very unprofessional. I will never ask her back and I would suggest anyone else who plans to use the business in the future to make sure you have a backup plan because you absolutely can not rely on them.

Crafty Girl is terrific. I've been to a few Crafty Girl events now and made some really fun…read moreitems--aromatherapy necklaces, recycled map trays, and I[heart]HOME string maps. I look forward to attending many more. I had just moved to Austin and hardly knew anyone in town. Crafty Girl was a great way to get out of the house, make something fun, and meet really friendly ladies. Anna is a such a warm, inviting, and fun person. It was such a pleasure to meet her and feel instantly included. She's also a great teacher--helpful and patient (which is excellent because I sometimes struggle with tying knots and stuff, heh.) The crafts are usually about $20 a piece, but that includes instruction and all the materials. The meet-ups I have been to have usually been about 2 hours long. I feel like it's a good value, but I'm also a little choosy about which I sign up for. ...great, talking about this has made me want to go sign up for another Crafty Girl meetup...