Great little shop on the East End in Nashville. It's a must see! Want to order a couple of items!read more

From the owner: A home and gift boutique in the heart of East Nashville. We feature fair trade items and pieces by…read morelocal artists in addition to gifts for every age group.

I had the best time at a macaron class! We came here for a bachelorette party activity and it was…read moreso much fun! I've always wanted to learn how to make macarons but the process seemed intimidating and the cost for classes in my area is high. When my friends proposed this, I couldn't believe the value. We had a hands on class where Heather taught us the best tips and tricks to tackle macarons at home. I left armed with a box of tasty treats (that I made!), detailed recipes, and so many great pieces of general baking advice. My baking has improved already. I would have given Eat the Art 5 stars if my experience had ended with just the class. But now that I have lots of time and nowhere to go, I decided to put my skills to the test. I made macarons at home! Heather is obviously an artist and you will definitely want to do as she says and "eat the art." If you're looking for a girls' weekend activity or something fun for a bachelorette party, you will not regret taking a class at Eat the Art!

I can't give enough stars related to my experience with Heather at Eat the Art…read more I am a home baker looking to learn something new related to sugar art. I had the opportunity to spend three mornings in a row with Heather who customized my learning experience while I was in Nashville having traveled from Cleveland. Heather shared that she works with students of all levels and at no time did she make me feel that I didn't belong. Future Nashville trips will always include a visit to Heather's kitchen!

This is such a cool spot to check out if ur into the arts! A supply store that's based on the…read morecommunity's donations and is supported by a name-your-price model. They have the basics (from paints and canvas) to very niche items (VHS, old pill containers, hardware). The staff, while busy sorting, were friendly. Would recommend to check out!

Stumbled upon this great donation based art store that allows people to "pay what you can" on…read morerandom creative and art supplies that they have. I was getting ready to move across the country and was able to donate old office supplies, post-its, paper and other items I had around my apartment - I was very happy to donate those items here rather than somewhere like Goodwill or them going into the trash. I didn't expect for them to ask me to stand there and go through every time I was donating. It was a bit judgey and uncomfortable as they handed back a can of spray paint that they thought could be less than half full. I was disappointed that the rest of it wouldn't be used be someone (even for free!) and that I had to throw it out instead.

I purchased my L&L Easy Fire e23T-3 with full service delivery and install. Excellent all the way…read morearound, true white glove service! Sharon, Randy, and Bobby are knowledgeable and kind. They've walked me through so many questions and I am truly grateful for a local pottery studio that helps artists. They also have some of the best prices I found online and in person. Great purchase, highly recommend them!

We had a wonderful experience at Mud Puddle Pottery. My wife and I took a private class with the…read moreartist and her process is fantastic. We left feeling like we had a truly special experience. I highly recommend if you're considering taking a class take the private class. I'm sure all the other classes are great, but this was our experience. What a truly unique, fun and memorable experience.

I am so grateful to have stumbled upon the beehive today! Incredible inventory of everything you…read morewould ever need, including the perfect gift for anyone for Christmas/birthdays/etc. I spent an hour alone wandering through the shop's multiple houses--highly recommend stopping by for a visit, you will likely leave with something you didn't know you needed! Lastly, the staff are very kind and personable.

Wonderful place for home and garden decor. Great friendly staff too.read more

I am not quite sure what I was expecting going in but the experience with Derek C and Italy from…read moreScratch was nothing short of amazing! Not only is Derek a great host, his house was perfect for the setting and the food was ridiculously great! Along the way you learn something about cooking and Italian culture. One of the best times I have had over a meal in a long time! I highly recommend the experience, you wont be disappointed!

Fun times at this cooking class. Beautiful home. Derek is a charismatic easy going host. Happy we…read morelearned how to make pasta. However, Missed out on how to make the panne cotta. Left full and satisfied.

Just come here and throw your life away!…read more Located on the Old School Farm property this cozy ceramics studio is a great spot for beginners and those with a few years of pottery experience. I practiced ceramics for about five years and then school, work, and life got in the way. Fast forward to 2019 and I'm back on the wheel thanks to OSP. The classes here are super chill and offer all the basic needs for a successful novice potter. There are about ten wheels here which includes three standing wheels. There's also a slab roller and clay molds for hand building, if throwing on the wheel isn't your thing. The classes here will run about $190 for eight weeks which includes tools, discounted clay, unlimited glazings, and kiln firings. If eight weeks is too much of a commitment, they also one-off date night classes so you can take the class for test run. I know $192 may sound steep, but this farm is 100% a non-profit organization. So you're not only supporting the arts, but also a fully functioning farm as-well. Friday are free days if you're enrolled in a class, but will cost non-students $6.50 am hour. Bonus, you can grab beers from the restaurant upstairs and bring them to the studio. Yay for clay!

Holy cannoli do they have a LOT of fabric . It took me a minute to get acclimated to the different…read moresections but there is clear signage everywhere. Their prices are competitive, I'm not sure if they have coupons, they definitely had sales. I'd checked out the website prior to going and they have a good selection of classes too which is great for a newbie quilter like me. My mom and I went during the week so I can't speak to how busy they are on the weekends but we were there with maybe 10 other customers? There was plenty of staff around and they knew immediately if SG stocked the collection(s) I was after. When I brought my fabric to be cut the ladies were again helpful when I was trying to choose a neutral for my quilt. They helped me answer the age old question of gray or cream (gray won ) and then started cutting the yardage for me. They snip the fabric and then rip it, which seemed aggressive hahaha, but it prevents the fabric being cut wonky. I'm not sure I like that but it makes sense. As we checked out, the staff made some suggestions for tools that might help me and I was very happy with my mini-haul. The only thing I was surprised by was their lack of thread . They had one little stand but not many colors. They still get 5 stars because I'm guessing the serious quilters that come here probably have a thread stash, my MIL can piece a quilt top in a day and she could start her own Aurifil store. I'll definitely be back and hopefully take a class in 2025! Check them out!!

Amazing selection! We liked the William Morris selection and the civil war prints. Very fun, and…read morethe staff was great. Lots of their fabrics were on sale for only $5 per yard!

We loved every minute of it!…read more I bought two groupons for this place for a night my fiancé and I get bored and can't find anything to do. So on Monday, we finally decided to go. At first he wasn't thrilled about the idea but I forced him to come with me since I didn't want to waste our tickets. The class starts on time and 3 hours later, we were sad it was over! My fiancé actually got into it! They walk you through all the steps so there is really no way you could mess the painting up. It's not meant for artists. It's meant for people who've never painted before. Our instructor was really enthusiastic and was VERY patient. We had an older woman sitting across us who was over thinking and kept asking the instructor to fix her painting. I was annoyed but the assistant and the instructor were so patient and kind to her. You can bring alcohol so that obviously made it more fun for us too! this is such a good date night or a night with your friends. Check their calendar and the time allotted for each painting because the time it takes to finish one varies. It also gets really busy on that street so get there early! Eat somewhere at Lenox village instead. Traffic around that area is horrible! Great great experience! We loved it!

Took the kids to Paint + Canvas today and painted. They did great and I'm really proud of them…read more Painting is not in Owen's comfort zone and he rocked it! This is a great studio and we had a lot of fun! The studio is beautiful with lots of space. Thanks Amy, we had a great time!

Loved this little place. It's been years since I went here & stopped in while on vacation. They had…read moreso many excellent choices of pens & wonderful cards to choose from. The gentleman that helped us was so sweet. I still remember him & how kind he was to me. I bought so many different colors & styles of pens. I am a bit of stilophile, & an art journaling addict.

Love this spot for all you paper and ink needs!…read more Great to answer questions, and have tons of options on colors. They offer classes and are an excellent resource for art things!