The people with Paint the Town are extremely responsive and answer each and every question…read morethoroughly. Josephine, the specific artist/instructor was right on time, extremely organized and a great teacher. We were all so pleased with our results and highly recommend the experience!!

Great experience from planning to execution. Did a paint your pet party for my wife's 75th…read morebirthday. Wad great fun. Highly recommend.

I think I've discovered the inner-artist in me. Attended my first ever paint night with a small…read moregroup and absolutely loved the entire experience! Studio is warm and inviting. There are a few small classrooms which are decorated with artwork...very motivating! It's BYOB and you can also bring food items (apps/snacks) to enjoy while creating your masterpiece. The instructor was great, very helpful and clearly explained each step of the process. I was frustrated at the beginning, having not painted since middle school, but began to develop confidence as my painting was near finished. I was also able to go back and touch up some areas that I thought needed it. A great way to spend an evening with friends. I definitely plan to return. They constantly offer promos and discounts (on their website and via groupon/living social), which I plan to keep an eye on, for my next visit.

Chloe was a supberb teacher! I haven't painted a painting since highschool and she made my friend…read moreBruce and I very comfortable and welcome. She encouraged us 100 percent and we had so much fun taking her class! She was very patient and answered all our questions the whole time. Bruce had a little difficulty with the website, there was ALOT of repeat questions that where ultimately irrelevant (just fyi )but we finally managed to figure it out, but fair warning the website/ online sign up is a head ache but overall the class was worth it! Thank you Chloe for making our night!!!

At about this time of year, as many of the female contingent of our family who live in the North…read moreEast as possible get together for a weekend in Connecticut. Sometimes we go to New York City and other times we find something to do closer to our home base (the lovely town of Ridgefield). If you've ever participated in one of those paint and sip parties and figure that this is the same-old thing, you'd be mistaken. The similarities are not hard to miss. (1) You bring in your favorite snacks and beverages (particularly the adult beverages that we all love, WINE!), (2) you will paint stuff, (3) there is expert assistance to help you paint stuff, and (4) it's an estrogen-rich environment (think girl's night out). Usually, for the paint parties, you have to paint what the instructor decides to paint. In my experience, it's a forced affair--sometimes stressful and rushed to get the group out and make way for the next--with the end product landing squarely on the floor of my closet until I pitch it. The plank painting experience lets you know that this is different, because when you sign up, THEY LET YOU DECIDE what you want to paint! When you arrive, the project is professionally laid out for you, with your name on it. The individual guidance doesn't end there. There were about 20 people there, working on projects, and 3 staff members, but I never felt neglected. There were announcements that fit everyone through the event, but a lot of the instructions were one-on-one. Suggestions were made and a plan was agreed with each individual. The staff even adapted the projects on-the-fly to make it an optimal outcome, making some of the art very personal. Ample time was given to each person and help was given without stress. The one thing (among many) that I appreciated was that we were allotted several hours and then ended up taking more. The staff was gracious and patient and never uttered a word that we took too much time. They made it WONDERFUL fun and I know that we'll be back in the future!

My first experience with this craft. I loved the way it came out. The owner was pretty patient, but…read moreI guess she has to be it's a learning experience. I went with some friends, we had a good time. I guess maybe my reading prior reviews made me a little on edge, the ones that said the owner was not very nice in so many words. I was a little guarded because of that. She was ok, not warm and fuzzy but well then that's just her personality. I figure you're not there to make friends, just a painted plank! Which I was very happy with. I'd go back again and still do recommend. Maybe the more you go, the better the connection? I'm going back to find out!

I have been to several Masters and Mixers painting parties and continue to go. Great instructor!…read more Susan Jackson gives personalized attention to each painter, and I've met so many fun and nice people, some of whom I keep in contact with. Masters and Mixers is different from seemingly similar "franchises." It's a small, local business owned by someone who makes her living providing art instruction. I have improved tremendously and am getting to the point where I can proudly give my art away to family and friends. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Paint and sip parties, public and private.read more

Such an amazing time and it is perfect for small or large groups…read more The drinks and appetizers were also phenomenal! Would definitely recommend!

Had a lovely time celebrating a friend's birthday at the Muse Paint bar in Milford right next to…read morethe mall! I've been meaning to try out a sip and paint class and this was just what I was looking for. They have a lot of interesting drinks that are reasonably priced and you can get a pitcher for your whole table if you have a group. The lead instructor and all the staff were exceptionally sweet and friendly! They even helped touched up my painting for me because I was really struggling lol. Our finished product didn't look exactly like the model painting but that's part of the fun. They encouraged everyone to be creative and take their own spin on the assignment! Oh and the playlist they had going was AMAZING. I would definitely do it again!

Really enjoy this crafty place because it's crafting made easy. Everything that you need is right…read morethere. I've really only done the ceramic painting. I've done a paint night and and a resin. It's simple enough. You don't need to pre-plan you can just sort of show up anytime they are open. I can't give five stars just because I think it's pretty pricey. There are some blank ceramic pieces that have a really high price and even the small ceramic pieces are quite high but after you paint it, they contact you 2 to 3 days later and you go pick it up so easy process.

As a big walk in group for my birthday yesterday, Meghan was working at the time and she was…read moreabsolutely awesome! She was very helpful and had the best personality. Very willing to help, I will be attending another day in this month with coworkers and fingers crossed she will be working then too!

Had an event here with friends for my birthday. It was such a good time! They had an abundant…read moreamount of projects to choose from to fit any style or desire. The direction provided by the staff is very helpful and they are so kind and friendly. The projects are so personalized and there's so many ways to make it your own. I really enjoyed my time and would love to come back and do more projects. Very hands on, yet fun. You can also bring your own drinks or snacks!

This is definitely the smallest board and brush I have been to. I came on a busy night, it was a…read moreteacher special so you got a free small board to do. 6 people were at my table which wasn't very big. The main board you get is usually very big so we were bumping into each other a lot. Then when it came to drying there was only a small space where a fan could fit and all the boards crammed there (aka, mine didn't dry much). Basically this location is really small which makes it really loud! This doesn't have to do with this location but the company chooses way too small of fonts and images sometimes that it's basically impossible to peel. Then the blue adhesive side doesn't stick well to the stained wood. Therefore, my paint work always looks messy. I heard If you do like a white wash over the stain it sticks better? But I don't always like the look of it. They need to have thicker lettering and stronger adhesive! Still it's a fun activity to do with friends!