Kaelah came to host a paint party for my birthday a few weeks ago and everyone had such a good…read moretime!! She did a great job walking us through the process and was very sweet & personable. Even when I realized I didn't have enough lighting for us to see (party was outside and at night), Kaelah quickly helped figure out a way to make it work. Def recommend!

Wine & Sip party of 13 people. Even thought half our party was tipsy the teacher remained calm and…read morewas patience with us. From start ti end she took her time with us & had a good sense of humour. We will definitely book her again!

I took part in Paint for a Cure fundraiser with Perfect Palette at Shamrocks Grille & Pub to raise…read moremoney for the Red Hot Chili Steppers team participating in the Relay for Life in May. This was the first time I did something like this and was worried how my artwork was going to turn out! I am not a painter, but with all the tools they give you, tips, and supplies; you really can do anything! They provide everything you need, plus perfect instructions to create your masterpiece! It was so fun to see how everyone else did their art work, what they added and what they left out. It was really a lot of fun and I think something I want to do again! If you haven't tried something like that, you should!! Check their website for upcoming events!

Attended with my niece and friend. It was really easy to set up, I called the number on yelp and…read moreshe texted me the link and bought my tickets there. It was inside of Shamrock bar and grill. Had some drinks and painted away!! The host mentioned that it was a little more extensive piece but it was doable. It was fun and the cost was worth a fun time together !

Great place for entertaining time with kids. Brought my 8 year old twins and they loved it!…read more Everything turned out wonderfully and the kids are excited to return

In the end, the reason we won't go back is because of how rude Chase was over not contacting us…read morewhen our pieces were ready. They said 6 to 8 weeks but on the 13th week, after we called to find out why it was taking so long, we were rudely informed by Chase that he had "text" us twice, neither of which did we receive. The he told us we had till the end of the week to pick them up? This is in the 13th week with no text or call. Either way, we rush down and wait for him to come help us. In the meantime someone else walks in behind us. When Chase came out, he didn't even say hi, walked right past us to the one who entered after and literally ignored us while having a conversation with a vendor (?!) Then once he was done he proceeded to rudely push about how he had text us twice. I have no clue why that means his fingers don't work to make an actual call and leave a message but there you have it. He was confrontational as i see it because we didn't even bring up the prior rudeness or insistence that he had text but I certainly had my phone ready to show him that indeed there was no text, no call, no nothing. He didn't care, barely looked and lost a couple of people who were actually considering their extremely high monthly rates. Pretty mind blowing when it's a bit over 500 bucks a month for 2 people. Yup, every month and all it includes is the space and the wheel, nothing else. The class itself was great but because of Chase, who told us he was the owner but lists here as the busines manager, we won't go back. I see another review here with the same trouble in not getting their pieces or being informed that the pieces are ready so I guess if you want to pay 50 bucks a person for the classes and do the work to make sure you get what you pay for then have at it. We are going to try one of the other many pottery places close by.

LPX studios is an amazing space where people can be themselves and create whatever they want with…read morefreedom of expression (pun intended). I love being with the team.

My sisters and I took my Aunt out for her 81st birthday, we wanted to do something different with…read moreher so we decided sip and paint. My aunt, sisters and myself had an excellent and fun time we talked, laughed, reminisced, snacked, sipped, listened to music and painted a flower. Our art instructor was Nancy and she was wonderful, patient, kind and helpful. I would set another day to relax and paint here at L'Expression. This day was a 10/10 and if you're looking for a place to enjoy a sip & paint event this is a great place.

The best pottery instructor who teaches in a relaxing environment. Christine is very helpful and…read moreskilled in every aspect of pottery/art. I highly recommend taking a beginner class on the wheel and hand building. Check out her website for dates and prices. Just google Ceramic and Art studio. You'll be glad that you did.

Christine is an amazing teacher and I'm so glad that I found this studio! Everything is disinfected…read morewith bleach after each use, so it is really clean :) you have to take a 4 week class first to learn the studio before you can do studio time. Please note that this is not a painting studio where you can just paint unglazed pieces. This is a studio where you have to make the piece from clay first before you can glaze!! There are a lot of glazes and underglazes available to choose from :)

Honestly, this turned out to be such a fun date idea with my wife! If you're looking for something…read moredifferent to do together, I'd definitely recommend giving Color Me Mine a try. Pricing starts with a $10 studio fee per person, then you pay based on the ceramic piece you choose. My wife and I ended up spending about $85 total, which we thought was reasonable for a couple of hours of entertainment and a personalized keepsake to take home. It took us over an hour to finish painting our ceramics, and we genuinely had a great time. They accept both reservations and walk-ins, but I'd highly recommend making a reservation if you're planning to go on the weekend. It gets pretty crowded, and having a reserved spot makes the experience much smoother. Whether you're planning a date night, celebrating something special, or just looking for a creative way to spend an afternoon, Color Me Mine is definitely worth checking out. We had a blast and would absolutely do it again.

It was such a fun experience! I took my daughter and my granddaughter to color me mine so they…read morecould create something cool and we could create a fun memory. The staff is incredible and made it such a homey atmosphere! April is especially friendly and helpful and made it an incredible experience! We look forward to going back again soon!

Yummy mixology drinks Had a great time with my cuñada and…read moreprima. We were painting cute ornaments for the holidays.

Attended the Sip & Paint hosted by Kandycocktail events in the Life Arts building on the second…read morefloor. I was expecting an experience similar to the Purple Easel in Ontario where you an have instructor guide you on how to paint a disco ball and cocktails are provided. I left with what Cher from the film Clueless would describe as a "Monet" of a painting and feeling disappointed and scammed out of $50. DISCLAIMER: If you are not able bodied or if you have leg issues, back issues or buttocks issues, this event is not for you. This building is old and I didn't see an elevator. Also, you are sitting on the floor on a cheap throw pillow. I've seen cute charcuterie events at the beach and they provide better seats than this. The flyer does not mention any of these things. For the painting , we basically self taught ourselves how to paint these disco balls. I referred to the You Tube video provided by Art with Mrs. Hibbs called, "Learn how to paint a beautiful and sparkling disco ball." HOW I FOUND OUT ABOUT THE EVENT: I do not follow their social media, just went in blind because my sister and her friends were going and thought this would be a cute event on a Saturday afternoon. I did checkout their social media page after I attended and saw this is the setup for all the events, criss-cross apple sauce on the ground. THE EXPERIENCE: I climbed 2 flights of stairs and arrived to like a studio apartment from the 1920's and in my mind said, "OH HELL NO..." when I saw we were sitting on the ground for this. When I arrived there were thin wooden circles on the table and I asked how to do this and my sister started showing me kind of how to trace the lines on the wood. I asked her where the teacher was and she said she's making the drinks. Turns out everyone else was clueless as well because the party to the right of me were all questioning each other and looking around too. I found out later, that in the first 15 minutes I wasn't there, the girl put minimal effort into explaining how to paint and offered to air drop or text instructions to my sister and she just text her a photo of the finished product, not how to trace the lines or paint it. Thus, I looked up how to do this on YouTube , but then my phone died 15 minutes later. So we're all winging it and drawing lines every which way and all the while the two female hosts are making cocktails and chatting it up with each other like they're in the back of house at a busy restaurant, but they were literally feet away from us in a makeshift kitchen in a tiny studio apartment so we could hear them talking about nothing. Also, there were about 12 of us total and they prepped no drinks ahead of time and spent most of the time just making a batch of craft cocktails and not really mingling with the guests or guiding us on how to paint this disco ball. At some point they brought out popcorn as the appetizer? I mean, $50 and you're going to serve popcorn on a plate and that's the light snack? GIRL BYE! I could've just done this in my garage with sushi from Sam's Club, or charcuterie from Aldi and cool snacks from Trader Joe's. I don't even think they microwaved the popcorn on site?! What I learned from this experience is that this was about the sip and not the paint. I'm all about supporting small businesses and exploring different communities but this event lacked intention and thought and the vibe fell flat. It wasn't giving and also the hosts were too busy making cocktails, passing them out then sitting behind the makeshift counter and either talking to each other or being on their phones. One of the girls came out towards the end and asked how we were doing then proceeded to lie to us and say our paintings were beautiful. The interaction felt forced and insincere. I only liked one of the cocktails and I couldn't even tell you the name of it. It was the one without the pineapple foam. You're better off meeting your friends and new people at a bar in downtown. If you've been to any of the SlowJamz Vinyl & VIno events in downtown L.A., then you know what it's like to go somewhere and meet new people easily and vibe and a major part of that is having great hosts that encourage mingling and get the conversation going. No amount of alcohol, drugs or trendy decor can replace that.

She was very enthusiastic, engaging with the group, patient with us non artists and upbeat attitude.read more

Lia did a great job teaching us how to paint our butterfly pictures! I am "art challenged" and she…read morewas very patient walking me through the steps, sometimes more than twice!