I had such a great time at Board & Brush! When I initially booked I unfortunately got sick and had…read moreto reschedule, but the customer service I received was great and they super understanding and made it easy to rebook. When my friend and I came we had such a good time, it was our first time and all of the directions were clearly explained + the staff were ready to help if we needed it. Will definitely be back!

Just absolutely amazing and the best date idea for us. I can't wait for them to add planter boxes…read morecause I would be a regular.

Best. Place. EVER. If you are looking for a covid friendly,…read morefun, and interactive activity I HIGHLY recommend spending an afternoon at this studio. I have never felt more safe, or more welcomed to an establishment before, in a time where it is so important for people to be kind to each other. Not to mention the INSANE work done by the head instructor, I was so impressed! Ginger is one of the most friendly, loving, and hard working women I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. So kind, so smart, and so SO talented. Could not recommend more!

Ginger is the most lovely human being you will ever meet in the whole wide world. She is…read morehardworking, genuine, and kind. She has worked tirelessly to provide for her students and to be at the spot she is now. I could not name somebody more patient and understanding with her students. She is simply lovely and her art lessons ARE worth the money

Love this place! My girls go to the homeschool class during the day and these ladies are an…read moreabsolute pleasure to be around. I love how small the classes are and how amazing the staff is with the kids. Looking forward to a ladies painting night soon. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get their kids into art or help them flourish! My kids ask to come back every time!

If you are considering taking an adult class or sending your child to Cordovan Art School in Round…read moreRock, don't hesitate. You will not be disappointed! I can't say enough good things about this place. The front office staff gies above and beyond, especially Nancy, who has been nothing but kind and helpful. I've been taking an adult class with instructor Dotti Berry. She is an amazing teacher, instructing from the heart and sharing her wealth of knowledge and love of art! Whether it's fundamentals, techniques or color basics, she is right there to guide you every step of the way. I've taken classes at other studios that are not as good as Cordovan. It's not that those other places were bad, it's that this studio is so much better!

Service: 5 Facility: 5, Products: TBD…read more Our group of 5 came to try out making pottery during the Valentine's Day promotion, which is now sold out. Rakhi and her staff, including Maya and Karis, were fantastic. Our ability to follow directions and create the initial form varied among our group, and some had to restart from the beginning more than once. Maya was very patient with us and adjusted how much she assisted by each person's ability. Knowing we were first timers, the staff were very encouraging and helpful as we selected our shapes and attempted to create them. They also helped us personalize each piece with additional designs, and we're very excited to see how everything turns out. There are two parts to this class, creating a piece for baking and in a few weeks we'll return to paint and glaze the pieces so they're food safe. I think we're going to take a longer course the next time!

I attended a Valentine's Day event last month with The ATX Dog Mom Social Club at The Spinning…read moreWheel. There was confusion over pricing and timing. The event post noted one price and when we got to the event, we were told it would cost extra to glaze the bowl which was a necessary step make the clay piece food-safe. We were making dog bowls so of course we wanted them to be food-safe but it was a bummer that we would have to pay an additional fee on top of what we had already paid. I was charged more than others in my group! We were instructed to make our bowls outside on the picnic tables which weren't flat surfaces. The event poster also stated that we could shape our clay by hand or use the spinning wheel. The spinning wheels weren't even offered to us. Overall, I attended this event to make new friends and create something nice for my dog. I accomplished both so that was a win! While I most likely won't come back, this business is a fun concept that is great for groups of young children and I even saw a mother bring in her young daughter with her to glaze pottery together which was so sweet but the pricing and timing to pick up your artwork could be clearer. Also parking is very limited so park next door at the gymnasium.

Very fun place to get your hands dirty! I really enjoyed the facility and they have just about…read moreeverything that you may need. From beginner to expert- there's something for everyone.

Instructor was great we did the Valentine's Day couples wheel throwing and shared a wheel it was a…read moregood price relative to other places in Austin.

Only giving 4 stars because of the location…read more It is in a very small little house and it is almost always packed regardless of day/time of day. Parking is also not great. But their selection of paint and pottery is awesome. I also like the way they allow you to get your own paint unlike some places that limit you to colors. They have really cute pieces to paint and seems like they have a lot of seasonal switch ups which is appreciated. We did a cute little butterbell and it turned out so good!

I'm a sucker for a cute little small business hole in wall. And this place nails that! Plus, I may…read morebe a little biased because my parents used to run a paint it yourself ceramic shop when I was growing up. So places like this are very nostalgic for me. It's very small on the inside, compared to other do-it-yourself ceramic shops that I've been to. But honestly, I found that quite quaint and cozy. I find that their ceramic pieces were pretty affordable compared to some of the other ceramic shops I've been to in Austin. They have their paints separated by brights and detailed versus more earthy tone colors. And unfortunately, they tell you that you shouldn't mix them because they won't come out looking good. So you have to figure out what you want your piece to look like before hand, bright with small details? Or more earthy tones? My husband went with the bright and details, while my friend and I decided to go for earthy tones. My husband painted a wall switch plate, I painted a feather bowl, and my friend painted a mug. They were all done and ready to be picked up about a week and a half later. And they came out great! I enjoyed myself, and my husband and I have already discussed coming back perhaps for a date day :)

Via a mutual friend, we were invited to the grand opening event. TX Craft is a cool venture that…read moreoffers art and crafts classes for both the young and old. They also have a small boutique that offers unique Texas-themed sundries, including clothing. Last but not least there is a custom furniture maker affiliated with TCC. I viewed his brag book and he can design and build custom furniture at a very reasonable price. Plus 1 was pretty excited to sign up for a ladies night out to wine, socialize, and do an arts and craft class. Friendly folks in a cool country setting.

From the owner: Sign painting, arts and craft classes, gift wrapping services, and our newest addition silk and…read morefresh flower arrangements.

The Studio's painting instructor, Abraham--who demonstrates an amazing capability of adapting and…read morespecializing in multiple types of subjects and styles--expertly broke down the painting process with even-paced classes and created learning moments to help ease me from acrylic to oil using a mix of mediums. I've learned a great deal about starting a painting, properly mixing color palettes, color theory, and proper brushes for certain techniques. Each session progressively improved my skill set and over several weeks, using these methodical college-level processes, I was able to accomplish an oil painting at my own pace.

My 9 year old was looking to learn how to sew. She had such a great experience. There aren't many…read moreplaces that teach classes for kids. I was impressed by the instructors patience and skill. Will definitely sign her up for more classes.

I absolutely love, love, LOVE the painting I did with Kimberly Keller!! I had so much fun and she…read moreis a hoot to work with! The cool thing about the paint pouring is that you can do the same colors each time and get a completely different painting each time!! 5 stars for sure! She is also excellent with the kiddos!

Looking for fun and a way to completely relieve the stresses of life? Then sign up for a "Paint…read moreWith Me, Kimberly Keller" class! She's fun, entertaining, and let's you be you, with your creativity! She's a local artist and will give you tips and instructions to help you create your own art masterpiece in an unintimidating way! Bring your friends, family, grandmas, grandpas, children, co-workers or neighbors and you'll discover how fun being an artist can be! Melanie Anderson, Georgetown, Texas

I went solo on this one but I had a really fun experience our teacher was really good and paste us…read morevery well. The group was about 20 and we had a lot of fun. It's great that you can ask for more materials if you need them and the pricing is pretty decent for what you get as an experience. There's plenty of parking and the area is decent. The staff was really nice and helpful in any way they could be. the inside of the shop was a lot of fun a lot of paintings and pictures hanging everywhere. This was my first time doing a paint and sip type of event and I really liked it. I would definitely recommended to anyone who wants to try it is a lot of fun. This place had everything we needed and I honestly have no complaints.

Looking for a different kind of date night to break out of a rut and decided to explore Painting…read morewith a twist. My husband proudly announces he can't draw a stick figure, so this was definitely out of his comfort zone, but he willingly joined in the surprise. There are a number of paintings available on different nights, so the first step is to pick the one you want to do. From there, everything is set up for you with a plate of paint colors, a primed canvas, brushes and instruction. There's no presumption that you actually know what to do and Rodd, our instructor explained everything in plain English - not artsy lingo - so that you can follow along. Both instructors were there when you made a mistake or needed assistance or more paint and they were patient through the process. Neither of our paintings will end up in a fancy gallery, but we were happy with our finished works and the two hour class went at the right pace.