This place is growing and offering many opportunities to engage in various forms of art from…read moreceramics, figure, drawing, and digital media. Keep your eye. This place is going to expand and offer even more opportunities in the future.

Taking the ceramics level one class was a wonderful experience. It far exceeded my expectations.read more

Love this cute art place! My little daughter (4 yrs) signed up for art classes and she has loved…read moreevery minute of it. She loved it so much, she asked me to do her birthday party there! Birthday party was so much fun, the art teacher was so sweet and did amazing with our guest's variable age group (4-8). Friendly staff, cozy cute place for creating art, AND if you haven't already tried the Gelato..... well then you must! It's so delicious and flavors are always variable so keep an eye out because they may not be the same flavors when you come back! Even if you dont do art, at least try the gelato, you wont regret it!

The last time I touched watercolors was in elementary school art class. I'm not a great artist, but…read moreI'm adventurous and always willing to try something once. I found The Art Cottage and learned that they do watercolor classes-and figured I'd give it a try. You do need to call or go online to reserve your spot-space is limited. I called and was able to get in easily for the day and time that worked for my schedule. I showed up a few minutes early and was setup at my station with paint, paper & brushes. I was ready to go! The class was brief-I learned a few basic strokes and techniques in watercolor. Gradient painting where you start very light and work your way into the darkest version of a color. I also learned the "wet on wet" and "wet on dry" techniques and when it would be appropriate to use each. I also learned how to fix mistakes and turn them into more intentional pieces of the art. I really channeled my inner Bob Ross turning things into birds and clouds. After the instruction, I was set loose to do a painting. There were some binders full of examples to provide inspiration, but no step by step instruction, which is different from other canvass/acrylic painting classes I've done elsewhere. I applied the techniques I had learned in the lesson and some suggestions from the instructor. Although my painting might not be one worthy of hanging in a gallery, I enjoyed myself and would recommend taking a class to anyone who might be mildly interested in watercolor.

We are so grateful to have found Jill! We have signed our daughter up multiple times and will…read morecontinue to do so as long as she wants! Jill provides such a fun and creative atmosphere and I love everything my daughter brings home. Jill is passionate about what she does and it shows. I would recommend her art school to all of my friends and family!

This art school is top notch! Jill has a true passion for art and is so good with kids of all ages!…read moreSeveral of my kids have taken classes or done art camps with Jill and they all love her! She makes exploration of art magical! I would highly recommend.

I think the school of rock is a great idea. I think they…read morehave high quality teachers, unfortunately they underpay them tremendously and keep the profits. Less than minimum wage. The teachers are the ones that make this place work.

My daughter Scarlett started with School of Rock Sandy a few months ago and we have finally found…read moreher niche. She LOVES going to practice each week and it is because of the wonderful staff. Thank you Jace and Brooke and Van for your patience as she works on memorization (as she is only 7 and still learning to read haha)! James has been very helpful at the front desk to and accomidating :) A very special thank you to Marcus who has inspired her greatly. His enthusiasm is contagious and his belief in her abilities has given her confidence visibly in other areas of her life.

We purchased two photo packages of 20 pictures each. They posted 103 pictures for us to review…read more There were only 7 poses with 4 - 23 pictures each. We could not even choose 20 photos without duplicating the shots. The quality, selection and service is very poor and they were very difficult to work with in getting a refund. We had to dispute it with American Express. We even agreed to take the first package and only refund the second, but they refused. They are very difficult to get in contact with. They showed up late for the appointment.

I don't think even a 1 star is good enough! Poor ethics....The owner made an appointment with me 2…read moreweeks in advance, she dictated the date and time which was fine but then 2 1/2 hours prior to the appointment she emails a cancellation, she didn't call because she didn't write my number down. I show up to the scheduled appointment only to learn..."she tried to get in touch with me." She is refusing to honor the gift certificate which she requested to be sold on her behalf and then referred me back to the company I purchased the certificate from to get my money back, which they will only give me an in store credit.....Hum.....does anyone else find something terribly wrong????

I am so happy to see that Kidzart is offering Pallet Up summer classes at their studio in Murray!…read moreI discovered these adult art classes when I began taking Art Innovators classes through community ed at the Canyons School District. Their curriculum never repeats so all of the projects are different and they use a wide range of mediums so you get to try new and different ones at every class and they provide all the supplies so all you bring to class is you. Just this past year I have used charcoal, chalk pastels, watercolor, Prismacolor markers and acrylic to name a few. The teachers are friendly and knowledgeable. The classes are structured so that at the end of each one you have created a finished work of art ready to frame. Best of all, they welcome all skill levels so you never feel intimidated even if you are a beginner like me. If you are looking for art classes that are in a relaxed atmosphere at an affordable price I highly recommend Pallet Up!

From the owner: KidzArt is a fun, unique and confidence-building creative art experience…read more We offer: Art Classes for kids, teens and adults - starting at age 2 Camps Workshops Birthday parties for children Creative Parties for Adults School and Organizational Fundraisers Creative Workshops for Adults and Teens Palette Up! Art Soirees KidzArt enhances a child's experience of art. Kids have a great need to express themselves in many ways -- artistically, emotionally, physically and spiritually. KidzArt impacts each and every area of expression. The KidzArt classroom is a non-competitive environment enhanced by soft music that allows students to focus and enjoy what they are doing. KidzArt reaches the artistic individual as well as those who never thought they could draw or create works of art. We supply all the artist quality material and work in a variety of mediums. Our curriculum never repeats and our classes are always new!

I like this Mountainland Cosmetology school. The students are friendly and get all their hair…read moreservices passed off by a supervisor. Pricing is as I would expect at a cosmetology school. Atmosphere is school-like while offering all types of services from hair, nails, and more. The only complaint I have is the shampoo wasn't completely washed out of my hair. She didn't do a very good job rinsing my hair. Not a big deal, I just rewashed and rinsed my hair when I got home and realized it was goopy from the shampoo residue.

My daughter is in the cosmetology program. I graduated from Paul Mitchell The School in the year…read more2000. I have been extremely shocked by my daughters experience in school. The price is amazing and the instructors are good. The requirements of the program are entirely out of control. When I went to school, we showed up, had class, and took clients. We had to do a certain number of hours and a certain amount of each service to complete the program. At MTECH, my daughter has SO MUCH HOMEWORK. She spends an absurd amount of time studying, doing online work, and taking tests. She was expected to complete perfect, flawless, TIMED haircuts and PERMS in her first months of school. On what planet should an inexperienced student be timed ?!!! She is attending night school her senior year of high school. It feels like she's in medical school with the amount of work she is doing. She's not even getting hours for all of the studying and homework she does outside of school! She writes essay after essay and I'm just in shock because all I had to do was hair on clients during school hours. In the course she is currently in, every single student is on a student success plan which means no one was able to complete the course. But it doesn't ever occur to the school that there's a problem with the course! There have been tests she has failed multiple times because she has to know the names of all the bones in the ankle and other ridiculous facts????? ‍‍‍ I am just baffled. So much for cosmetology school being for dumb blondes. I'm pleased that they have made it structured and are trying to thoroughly educate the students, but it is outrageously over the top. My daughter is extremely organized and hard working. She is just barely surviving this. About half of her orientation class either dropped out or have been dismissed, that's how tough it is. I listen to her rant about the next unreasonable demand placed on her by the school every single week. It is draining. Whoever organized this program needs some Prozac or something.

We had a PHENOMENAL time with Tony during our time at Painting with a Twist! We ended up being the…read moreonly two people who came during the time and Tony was so knowledgeable, so kind, and so patient with us throughout the class! Thanks Tony for making two artist today

My wife, her sister, and husband, and I went to a 2-hour painting session at Painting with a Twist…read morelast night with the "Autumn in the Air" painting and Hanna as our instructor. We purchased the canvas and also opted for an $8 glass of vino to help get the creative juices flowing! The two hours were fun and the instruction by Hanna was great. We used acrylic paints (which were easy to work with), and three sizes of brushes: The Big Mama 1", "The Bob"...aka Bob Ross medium-sized, and the "Baby" (thin) brush. Hanna was a wonderful - and patient - instructor, and being the first time painting made it all a lot of fun. She walked around, helping folks and responding to everyone's questions. She provided additional paint as needed, and the whole experience was very pleasant. Hanna took pictures of all of us at the end (using our cell phones), and all four of us left with our canvases! A good time was had by all! We'll be back....maybe for the black-light painting event...but next time we'll bring our own three brushes as the ones provided were a little bent at the brush end. Four Stars.