Richard came to my office to lead us in a painting session for our annual meaning. I hadn't painted…read moreanything since high school, but this was amazing. He led us but also allowed for people's creativity to change things. He was chill and the experience was great for bonding. I loved it so much I think I might get some paints and canvas and try painting some on my own!

Perfect place for a bridal shower or bachelorette party in Kansas City. It's something unique and…read morefun your guests will remember! Even if you have no artistic skills, your painting will be beautiful. The instructors are very patient and good at explaining details and even helping you with your canvas if you want it. Location is perfect in the Crossroads Arts District and very convenient to downtown with free parking. The space is beautiful, bright, and will inspire you creatively. You don't have to be having a "party" to paint here. Their studio is open on Thursday nights for individual reservations too. They're starting to add more painting options and I believe if you're reserving a group, you can send them an example of a painting you want them to lead. Love that you can bring in your own food and drinks!

My husband surprised me with this lovely bouquet for our 42nd wedding anniversary! He went in…read morerather impromptu and saw a bouquet he liked that was already sold. They made this one right up for him on the spot and he said it looked even better than the one he had tried to buy! Love the English roses, zinnias, hydrangeas in the lovely color palette!

Bramble & Stem is the cutest local flower shop found in the Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City. If…read moreyou are looking for floral arrangements for celebrations or parties, Bramble & Stem should be the first place you check out! I went to this shop for the first time during the Annual Waldo Sip & Stroll and I now know exactly where to go when I need some flowers for an event or to simply spruce up my home. Did you know this spot offers hands-on floral workshops designed to help inspire and educate? This is a great idea for a family outing or celebration. Make sure to check out Bramble & Stem asap!

What an awesome experience! I attended a beginners class with about 12 people and we were each…read morecoached in making small bowls. The staff was so cool and made it so easy to do. We all went one at a time with an instructor and I loved that I was able to ask any questions I had. Everyone got to choose a different color or mix of colors to spot or swirl their glass in. Along with classes, they have a small gallery at the front of the studio where you can purchase their unique products. If you're looking for something different to try, I would highly recommend!

I was there with a group. We each got to make our own glass bowl. The staff was super helpful and…read moreinformative. All of our bowls turned out beautiful. It was a fun experience and I would go again.

I have been so impressed by all of the instructors that I have taken classes with at Belger (Gina,…read moreSun Young, and Stephen). There are a lot of wheels and tables available to throw or handbuild, and the glazing/firing schedule seems to be fairly quick for the amount of pieces that come through. I love the new class format and the redesigned website and intensives, as well. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful.

My friend and I attended date night and we had so much fun. Date night was $100 total, ($50 each)…read more The instructors were friendly and patient. We were able to create a piece each and paint it afterwards. They have more information available on their website. They have a small parking are right across the street, street parking is also available-both are free.

This definitely is a great place for anyone looking for crafting supplies. Especially fabric,…read morethread, and paint. The prices are affordable and I was able to grab a few things at a good price. I was expecting more variety in supplies. But it's all donation based so why would all the good stuff be donated lol. Take a look if you're in the area!

Today was my first time going to ScrapsKC. What an amazing place for teachers and educators to find…read moreresources and supplies. ScrapsKC provides a great opportunity for teachers and educators to save money. Customer service was phenomenal, if this was your first time, staff was so excited and even rang a bell. This place deserves 10 stars. Pass the word let everyone know about the Teacher's Resource, craft items and so much more.

Hard to find and make sure you verify the hours very small place taking more than 30 to 45 minutes,…read morebut totally worth it. Incredible local artist very vibrant nice people that work there off the beaten path. Plus, it's free so you can't complain about the value.

Great little art spot! …read more.. Located at 19th and Troost in Kansas City Missouri, The Bunker Center for the Arts is a Gallery and active studio space meant to combine museum style exhibitions with artists workspaces in a unique labyrinthine office building that hasn't been updated since the 70's.

This place is genius!! We took our niece and nephew since it was raining and we couldn't swim! So…read moreglad we did! We made terrariums and a bee bath! All the supplies are provided for you even the plants!

Girl bestie night sipping tea and snacking while crafting . Yes please. Insanely therapeutic fun. I…read morelove the westbottoms and love the addition of this fun space and shop to the area. It smelled so good walking in and the vibe was so inviting. Craft menu looks so fun and ended going with an embroidery craft and learned some new stitches. Really want to come back for the candle making and a couple other projects. Would love to plan a family night here next!

Classes are great! Teachers are very helpful and instructive. I had never done ceramics before and…read moretheir beginner and intermediate classes gave me the confidence to start doing it on my own. I am goin to take the advanced class soon and am so excited. The classes are well priced for the size of the class and the quality of tools and glaze offered. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get into pottery.

I have been taking classes here since November and there is a reason I keep coming back! I have…read moreloved every class I've taken and all of my instructors have been outstanding. I have taken hand-building and multiple wheel classes. I'm currently in the advanced wheel class where the owner is my instructor and she is truly amazing. I can see my progress with every class, and I feel like I have gotten a lot out of my experiences here. I have really awesome pottery I have made myself, but I also find myself feeling more confident creatively! McKenzie is very easy to get in contact with, she is very responsive to any questions I have asked, and really does what she can to make sure you get the most out of your class. I also find them to be a really good value, you leave with a lot of pieces! Coming to Driftwood has really been such an enriching experience for my life, and I can't wait to become a member of the studio one day!

It's really hard to define Back Door Pottery. It was stop #4 for me on an Arts Crawl for the…read moreHistoric North East neighborhoods, and what a great experience! Owner Rebecca Koop is the perfect host and tour guide through her magical land of art, nature, education, commerce, conservation and most importantly community. The pottery for sale is amazing and the prices are right in line. Most pieces for sale are both functional and beautiful. There are also classes available to learn the art of ceramics. While this would define most pottery businesses, Back Door's magical element actually lies outside the building. As you approach the building make sure that you take a close look at the front façade; it may look like a intricate paint job but it is actually a ceramic tile mosaic that was 15 years in planning and 2+ years of installation. It is truly mind boggling to see it up close and discover the details and hidden creations in the 450 square feet of art. After you are awed by the tile work, step to the west side of the building and observe the mural that wraps itself around the the side to connect to the mosaic - fascinating in it's own right. The Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood garden is also on the property and is fascinating to explore with the garden beds, small orchard, water retention systems and folk art all condensed on to a large city lot. Back Door Pottery is just one more hidden jewel that makes Kansas City a true arts mecca!