Fabulous service, friendly staff, and a yarn selection that is phenomenal!!! Classes are available…read morefor both knitting and crochet!

Amazing selection and wonderful staff/owner. Always helpful and kind. Terrific place to shop!read more

Very fun girls night! We had to pay a $3 fee to go to the girls night on Thursday and then you pay…read morefor what you paint. They give slight instructions but for the most part this is a free for all :) You're able to chat with friends, paint, and then you pick up what you painted a week later.

Fun date activity? Girls' day out? Or just a relaxed afternoon to take a break from the daily…read moregrind? This is the spot! Vibe: The studio is a cozy, creative space accessible to adults, kids, teens, or anyone looking for a break. The studio has plenty of seats for groups of two or more. They also offer a small refrigerator with water and Poppi for purchase. Selections: Each table is stocked with painting supplies, including a variety of brushes, paints, sponges, and water, while a large table provides additional supplies. The pottery is displayed prominently, ranging in size and style from mugs, bowls, coasters, figurines, to ornaments, with around 400 pieces to choose from, so there's something for everyone! I visited during the fall, so they had a great selection of fall and Halloween-themed figurines and ornaments. Service: First, the Brushfire team is incredibly polite and helpful, guiding first-timers through the process. While we're painting, they handle the glazing and firing of the pottery. The turnaround for finished pieces is about a week, but the studio holds onto them for up to a month in case you can't pick them up right away. Value: The basic studio fee is very reasonable; the cost mainly depends on which piece you choose to paint. Prices range from $5 to $80. I chose a figurine priced around $15, and I felt it was quite fair. Note: Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, since this place attracts a lot of couples and families. If someone is very particular about fine art, this studio might feel more like a hobby-level venue rather than a professional gallery, which I think is perfect for someone like me, who doesn't have fine art training. I loved my experience here, it's a fantastic place to create a handmade gift or a personalized piece for yourself. The studio offers tons of options, making it fun to craft something unique!

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!

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!

I miss the days when everyone had pen pals. Paper source makes me reminisce about simpler times. I…read morebought the cutest strawberry notecards to send to my friends. They have a huge selection of stationary, greeting cards, boxed notecards, wrapping paper, pens, gifts, etc. Everyone who works at the store is friendly, and the atmosphere is great.

I purchased a puzzle from here as a gift for my mom. She sent me a photo of it when she opened it…read moreand the bag containing all the puzzle pieces was torn all the way open as if it was already used!!! The puzzle was missing a piece as well. The item should have been clearly marked if it had been returned and the least they could've done would've been to double check that the item hadn't already been used.

This place is stocked with every kind of invitation or notecard you could possibly need--weddings,…read morebirthdays, luaus, baby showers, graduation parties...it's almost overwhelming. And overpriced. But, I have a weakness for, well shopping in general, but also for fabulous stationary. I've ordered invitations for numerous events here, and have always been satisfied with the outcome--even though my credit card hasn't. Customer service is great--there was once when a few invites had printing smudges on them, and they reprinted that same day and I had them within hours. They only charged me for half the invites too! I didn't expect that. There are plenty of places to go in Nashville to get cards and stationary, and this is just one of the many. But it's a good choice, and deserves at least a look before you place an order!

Nashville needs more stores like this. While I had hoped they had more supplies for papercrafts, I…read morewas not at all disappointed by what they do have. The ladies working there were very nice and they did give me a good lead on where to get bookbinding supplies in Nashville (which has not been easy!). They have a small store dog. I am not a huge fan of dogs, but their dog is pretty hard not to like. This is one of the few places in town that carries Snow and Graham wrapping paper, which is specifically why I visited. Otherwise they primarily cater to wedding stuff, baby stuff, and fancy stationary, but they do have some knick knacks and some lovely imported journals - enough to keep me occupied for a good 20 minutes.

A great mix of vintage items that are in great condition and items made by local artists…read more The people working there were super helpful and friendly. The prices were reasonable. My only complaint is one that is daily standard for thrifts and fint