Wonderful place to see the history of Mr. Tubmans investment that has been made for the cityread more

Amazing and knowledgeable art instructor! She's great with kids of all ages and does a great job…read moreteaching classes of all ages from kids to seniors! And planning an event was super easy! 5 stars!

From the owner: We are an art studio on wheels! Equipped with everything you need to have an Art Party at your next…read moreevent, including a real artist, tabletop easels, aprons, paint, brushes, and most importantly FUN! From birthday parties to showers, from community centers to homes, we have you covered. We are real local artists and because our lessons are so versatile, they can easily be customized for all ages and themes. Our classes are fun for everyone, regardless if you're a beginner or a seasoned artist!

Great place to take an art class!! I took a wheel class and hand building class and the girls who…read moreteach are very knowledgeable and skilled. Very small groups and everyone was friendly and helpful. I really learned a lot. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that would like to get into Pottery. I know they also have a lot of painting classes and jewelry making. I just have never done any of those, but I've heard positive things about them.

Been to PCCA a few times for gallery openings in the gallery space upstairs. Favorite is the art…read moremarket/gift shop in the lobby. It's one of my first stops at the holidays and for anniversary/birthday gifts because they always have new stuff, and it's pretty affordable. It's like a mix between the DIA's gift shop and other art stores like Art is in Market and Urban Merchant. They close early on Saturdays and aren't open on Sundays though, which is kind of inconvenient. But they are open until late during the week which is cool because you can see the classes going on.

Great place to take a class and see some art! There are 4 galleries there and a wonderful gift…read moreshop, too. Fabulous!

I came here for the galleries and specifically the Michigan art competition…read more It was right next to a golf course, so when the GPS said we were here, I was confused. This is a great hidden gem and all of the galleries are free. It's definitely really small like you could see everything under an hour. There's also a small gift shop.

Wonderfully friendly staff, nicely stocked store and great prices!…read moreThe selection was good and I enjoyed shopping there!

What a nice store! It isn't huge, but the inside is colorful and cheery, and there is an abundance…read moreof beautiful cloth here. There are also kits for making specific quilt designs, and books about quilting. The store also offers quilting classes at reasonable prices. A class to make a wall hanging, for instance, may be only $25. Quilting isn't an inexpensive hobby, either, so I'm sure local quilters can appreciate that. The atmosphere was very friendly, too. Customers were chatting among themselves and with the staff when I visited. The clerk was more than happy to discuss their classes and the store's website with me at length.

3,000 square feet of wonderful, rich, lived-in artsy fartsy space populated by giant old school…read morepresses, screens, paper, and stamps. It's nice to see a letterpress studio, tucked away in a corner near Eastern Market, its facade exploding with wooden sculptural shards. A great place for an art opening but an even better place for your next project or multidisciplinary lecture. Or to print your super-hipster unique wedding invitations (should you want them?). You can even print and bind your own books here - you know, the dream of the 1890's ( Portlandia). If there is some snark creeping in here it's just because the one opening I attended was populated with some seriously cold and aloof 20-somethings sipping PBRs. But I think that was more the opening than the owners of the venue, who seem to invite all sorts of creative endeavors. Their website says they even have 16mm film screenings sometimes. Nifty. So if you're looking for a place to put your graphic design visions on paper, or to expand your art knowledge, or hang out with artsy fartsy folk, this here is your nook.

I attended an event here called "Book and Bread." It's a three-part evening that starts with a)…read moremingling, b) a light but scrumptious dinner; and c) the opportunity to make a small journal you get to take home. The bookbinding lesson is a performance in itself, best reenacted by Geoffrey Rush or Tom Wilkinson. Frosting on the cake is that there will likely be many very interesting people in attendance with you. The November evening could have only been made better had, upon exiting the building, a fluffy snowstorm been falling. This evening qualifies as a lush one. These events tend to sell out quickly and well in advance.

We have a math teacher named Ms. Kulick and she sucks at grading and it makes all us freshman…read moreupset. Never have i ever seen a teacher so bad at grading as Ms Kulick. Also they need a football team, sincerely that one freshman who wears tims and a hoodie

This place is an absolute shitshow! They are so rude and…read moredon't know how to deal with people! I couldn't understand their instructions at all because of their accent mostly and also because they are so rude they won't bother to repeat themselves politely! The instructor was super rude to me and confused me so much! Didn't give the instructions properly and wasn't accommodating at all. Even if you know how to drive, I highly doubt that they will pass you in the first attempt! Horrible experience!!!

tbh it might b a scam. im not gonna lie they are nice but it seems like the instructor picks and…read morechooses. i failed because i didn't turn left fast enough like huh? isnt there a point system. I came 3 times still failed... dress down maybe seems like they want you to pay em off lol.