Kicking gl-ass! This is such a cool resource for San…read moreAntonio! This place is a glass admirer's heaven! Want to learn how to work with glass? These guys will teach you! This is a school/store that works with glass cutting, stained glass making, and kilning flat glass works. They sell all the glass and glass supplies. They even have books and newsletters where you can copy someone's design. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They took us around and showed us all the workshops, kilns, and supplies that they offer. We were stunned to see the colorful displays of the students' works shining in the windows. The staff is so friendly, and obviously passionate about their art! They're happy to help and answer any questions. It's a wonderful community resource! I can't wait to take a class here!

Had a blast. Roy was an excellent instructor. It was much harder to make a perfect ornament then…read moreyou expect. Diane was great too.

So many things to look through and everything u need to make mums and leis and really so much moreread more

This is very dangerous. I shouldn't know about this place. Especially not before Fiesta…read more Customer service was extremely helpful and engaging. As with many craft stores, some things are excellent value and other things seem remarkably expensive. They have seemingly unlimited selection of COLOR ORGANIZED ribbon, flowers, adornments for mums and wreathes, supplies for making wreathes.... There's so much. I'm pretty sure my brain was glitching the entire time I was shopping. I ended up with an assortment of potential projects on top of what I already had to do. Anyway, I had so much fun here and I can't wait to go back!

I have been to a couple of studios for painting clay. Ok maybe the activity is the same... but!…read moreThis place is so special because you truly feel welcome! They explain to you in details and they also help you with picking colors... designs... ideas... brushes... and they do assist when needed. You do pay one studio fee and you can go back as many times as you need to! Also during the snow storm expected in San Antonio I passed by asking what paint they use for me to buy it from a Walmart or somewhere... they packed me few small containers with colors for me to do it at home! How sweet and convenient is that? This will be my go to place for group activities with friends and family!

This place has such a Cute, Cute vibe, friendly helpful pottery artist, Lots of fun things to…read morepaint!! If you are going for a date or to take the little ones it was a great time!

I LOVE this concept! A non-profit for arts and crafts reused, recycled items! What one might think…read moreof as trash, another can use for crafts! I come here for glass jars and have yet to be dissapointed. Also, for .40 a lb... what a deal! Everything is very cheap and affordable. It's a small space that is expertly organized so it's very easy to find what you are looking for. They even have old calendars with the years they are relevant again, who even thinks about that? My only complaint is that this place is a bit under the radar, I knew it existed (I didn't know the name) and had looked for it but couldn't find it until it randomly showed up on my instagram feed. I will happily be back! Pro tip.... follow them on social media for sales and upcoming events!

Super cute, and small shop that has bits and bobs for almost every craft u can ever think of. I…read morewanted it all but only needed a few things. Will definitely be back soon.

This is a really cool shop! They have friendly workers and always have nice music playing. It's…read moresuper nice when you are there for a while working on your project. Sometimes it looks like there aren't enough tables/tools in there with all the customers but it always seems to work out! I would give 5 stars because we have continually gone back but I feel like more can be done to show what products are available. It's a silly complaint but I'm always a little bummed when I don't see a piece I would like to work on so I settle for something affordable. (Which in my experience range from $18, 22, 28, 34, etc. I am sure there are ones more/less costly) I also understand some items maybe seasonal or limited but I think snapping a couple pictures and updating their "inventory" on Facebook/Instagram a little more often could go a long way. Lastly, we have found ourselves wanting to go to the store a few times but arrive and realize they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This is key to remember when you go back to pick up the pieces you painted and paid for. Photos below are from August 2022.

Wow! What fun! So a group of us decided to come paint some pottery. Just pick a piece that you…read morelike. Prices vary by the size you choose. Grab a table and some paint and get started! One of the staff will come by and help you check out. Once your done, add your name and come back in a few weeks to pick up your masterpiece. They are great for gifts! The only downside is that it can be very crowded, but I would definitely come back again.

I went here and they have a coupon where after six visits, you get a free pottery painting. This…read moreplate was $28 and it covers the painting session too which I think is a fair price. The staff was kind and they finished glazing within 3 days. I took off one star because they smudged my plate which made me sad.

This was such a fun experience, and I'd definitely do it again. We got to choose our pottery item,…read moreso I picked a small plate, which was $28, and they had a pretty big selection of paints, paintbrushes, sponges and other tools. I also liked that they had paint pens to use for outlining drawings if you used a pencil, but they were a little bit difficult to use because the lines came out thicker than expected. It also only took a day or two for them to fire and glaze the items, so I was really surprised they were ready so fast. The people were really nice and answered questions if we had any. We spent a solid 2 ish hours there and took our time, so the money spent was worth it for the experience. There's also a punch card, so if you paint 6 things there, you get to paint a 7th item for free.

After attending an event at Roundabout next door, I wandered over to this super cute shop. Small,…read morebut packed with lots of goodies, take the time to really shop and look, it's easy to miss the tiniest items. At the moment they are stocked on everything Fiesta- beautiful earrings, necklaces, hats, clothing, Mexican pottery, you name it. I wish I would have taken pictures of all the unique jewelry for sale. But, what I did take a pic of was the sweet ceramic pigeon planter I purchased. I can't wait to display my succulents in it. The lady behind the counter was so friendly and took the time to gently pack my planter. I picked up their business card- you can follow them on Social and see what's new to come : )

They have the cutest selection of fiesta earrings, clothing and other artisan gifts and jewelry!…read moreDefinitely worth stopping in. Some items are a bit pricey but not all. Service is great. This area is so fun to walk around and browse! Highly recommend!

Such a cute low key antique and craft mall! I was able to get two vintage magazines and some old…read morePolaroid photos for under $5. Most definitely will be coming back. Staff was very friendly as well.

I really enjoyed this setup. There are so many great gifts and amazing vintage finds. This place is…read moredefinitely a hidden gem! Each vendor has their own booth setup and you can find everything from customizable tumblers and cups, handmade jewelry, books, vintage goods, specialty teas, and handmade candles. The list goes on. The prices are extremely reasonable. I will definitely return often to support local vendors and artists.

What an amazing independent art store. The staff were…read morehelpful and lovely. They have a nice selection of artistic supplies.

SCREEN PRINTING CLASS was excellent. I live way out and drove in for the class and it was worth…read moreboth the drive and the cost. Tons of information, lots of explanation about why you should use one product over another, very hands on, and walks through the whole process from start to finish. It is a class with a focus on business/pro-level screen printing, NOT hobbyist stuff so the information is not simply a generic "how to" but a "how to" with equipment and supplies that would make the most sense in a professional setting. THE STORE seems oriented toward professional artists and crafters, less toward hobbyists. There were multiple sections that really surprised me in terms of selection - I haven't seen some of that kind of supply on hand outside of specialty shops I've visited in other large cities. Specifically, the selection of vinyl, HTC, etc for shirts and jerseys was outstanding. The screen printing supplies (ink and chem selection) and equipment (presses, tools, etc) were impressive. And the quality and variation in fine painting was great, as well as the multiple options for easels, art tables, brushes, etc. Finally, I got the impression that this is absolutely the kind of place that would be able and willing to order supplies or equipment on request, which is gold. *Really valuable resource to the regional arts community.*

I have followed Assemble Cocktail Workshop on Instagram and have always thought it looked super…read morefun, so when a friend wanted to do a private party for her birthday - it was a no brainer! We arrived a bit early and Lillian quickly whipped us up a welcome cocktail which she called "A Walk in the Garden". It was a prosecco based cocktail and absolutely delicious (and pretty). While we enjoyed this cocktail and looked around the shop... she prepared the workshop space for the lesson. The birthday girl had been given a list of cocktails in advance and was able to select the ones she wanted to learn how to make (she selected the Blackberry Smash & Bee's Knees). One thing I loved about this class is that Lillian gave options with each cocktail so that everyone would end up with a drink they loved. For example, if you don't like bourbon which is typically in a Bee's Knees... you could use gin instead! Then we had the options to make it spicy/sweet/herbal/ etc. By the end of the class... we all had different and personalized cocktails. In addition to the cocktails, Lillian prepared a large bowl of popcorn with specialty seasonings and showed us some of the fun tools that can be used for different prep methods. We also had downtime between making each drink to enjoy them and chat amongst ourselves. This class made for the perfect outing... we're already talking about doing another for the next girl's weekend. I cannot recommend this class enough and will absolutely be back!

What's not to love about making delicious and fun cocktails with friends?!…read more Lillian's cocktail workshops are a great interactive activity for anyone who is looking to up their cocktail game. I was doing a birthday weekend with friends in Boerne and came across Assemble Cocktail via Visit Boerne. I booked a private Tiki session for 7 of us and it was the perfect way to celebrate with friends. If there's only one or two of you, you can book an open session that's available. We made Mai Tais and Painkillers - both were delicious. Since I had a couple of folks who were preggo, I notified Lillian and she made sure to have two setups with zero-proof "spirits." Lillian was a great teacher and host. She has aprons and leis so the vibes were perfect. The location is a cute bungalow tucked behind another business on Main Street (kind of easy to miss if you're looking for it right on Main Street). The business started at the beginning of the year, so it's fairly new, but add it to your list of things to do if you're in the Boerne area!