The owner and employees here were so great and helpful! They offer so many options, have everything…read moreyou need to make something beautiful, and best of all it's totally affordable! We will definitely be ordering some of their to go kits and looking into other fun options they offer!

Board & Brush is so much fun! Their new @Home kits have…read morebeen a big hit among friends! I was looking for something special to do with my youth group over Zoom and this was exactly what we needed! My teen youth group had a blast. The instructions were clear and everything we needed was in the bag! It was so much fun! I highly recommend giving the dyi at home kits a try with a group of friends, some family, or a group over zoom!

Our neighborhood group had so much fun with Tesa at Paint-n-Sip. She has such a warm and welcoming…read moreprivate studio and her price was great, considering all that she did for us! We brought our own food and drink at no extra charge. It was surprisingly easy to create a beautiful painting and fun to paint it with friends. Thank you Tesa for a wonderful girls' night out!

So before yesterday I would completely agree with everyone on the 3 stars or even less up until…read moreJuly 1st if last year when The Clay Connection was sold to new owners. The first time I visited The Clay Connection back in 2013, I was taken advantage of and the owner at the time was all about getting as much money out of you and belittling you when you asked questions. I purchased hundreds of dollars and didn't know what to do and was so turned off by my experience, that I never pursued pottery. Yesterday, 6 years later, the new Owner Linnell spent over an hour going over clays, tools, and firing with me. My experience was amazing and Linnell was so acknowledgeable. She also took the time to setup.a business account with me, as I've dived into making creations for my business. I can't wait to go back and refer Everyone here!

I'm (was) a newby. I'm trying really hard to think of 1 person who was not kind and patient and…read moreknowledgeable and able to teach. Not a one. The instructors are great. The studio is clean and inspiration pieces are easy to see. I'm learning more each time I come in.

The variety of art from local artists is fantastic. There is something for everyone who is looking…read morefor a little piece of Spokane Art. Stop in and check it out and say hi to the artists who work it. They are always ready to chat art with you! :)

Family from Seattle area wanted to go to some art galleries. They loved the place and the low…read moreprices and especially the amazing local art. They made a purchase and are excited to go back on their next visit.

My husband now realized he is the artist also. Now I can convince him to paint at home with me!…read morePinots pallet, you changed our whole life. He is so proud. :) so am I!

My friend and I just visited the new location in Spokane in the Union District. We attended during…read morethe Holiday on the Avenue event recently. They offered a 'do it yourself session' set up in a smaller room. You pick a painting and then you are provided instructions. So much fun. They have these once a month. Fun for family and friends. Also a great gift idea!

Review based on 2018 summer camps:…read more The facility is old, which is why it is both romantically charming and kinda rough around the edges. As an old estate chopped up into offices and classrooms, there's some difficulty getting around and the air conditioning situation feels a bit cobbled together. I don't mind this aspect, but if your kid absolutely does not do well in heat you may want to tour and inquire before sending them here. Staff are pretty good and range from middle-aged grissled veterans to doe-eyed teenagers full of good intentions if not practical experience. In any case, they did a good job with my kid and I wouldn't hesitate to send him back next summer. People were kind and enthusiastic. The grounds are probably the most remarkable feature IMO and a huge bonus. There's a stone castle in the back, secret paths, and secluded yawning gardens with a pond up the hill. If nothing else, I'd come back to simply walk the trails and roam the gardens. Speaking of trails, the surrounding area is... ahem... "multi-use" shall we say so just be forewarned that the more secluded and wooded it gets, the more likely you are to come across an active or abandoned hobo camp. I found a beautiful pair of high heel shoes and a single cowboy boot hunting for berries! It was... interesting... trying to explain to my kids how they may have gotten lost back there. Overall a wonderful place and the grounds are rich in both history and natural charm.

Wonderful people! Great space for kids birthday parties. The price is so reasonable compared to…read moreother kid choices.