The people here are exceptional It is a nice atmosphere for…read morea get together Very easy set up. Again their staff is very friendly and very helpful. They set up a nice business

They have a lot more kinds of paint here than most pottery shops I've been to! It's a little…read morepricey, but the price includes unlimited access to paints, glaze, and firing in the kiln.

This review is specific to their glass works class. I took a Friday evening flamework frenzy class…read moreand what an awesome experience! The instructor (Maddie) is so knowledgeable, helpful, friendly and enthusiastic about this craft. You can't help but find her enthusiasm contagious! I can't wait to take more classes here and with her!

Visited here with work colleagues for team building exercise. This location sits in quaint West…read moreActon, MA directly on the main street and is a very cool little art gallery containing tons of unique gifts. They also run stain glass making classes which is why we were here. Judy the owner is really cool and has a lot of knowledge in glass projects and assists to make the projects pretty fun. It is a much different take on the painting parties which are now all the hype. This place lets you choose various pieces of glass collected in buckets to create some pretty cool designs, which are soldered and assembled by hand. We were amazed how cool the stuff really turned out. The prices were reasonable and we all were impressed with this place and Judy walked us through everything with assistance from her employees. I would definitely come back to this place and highly recommend it to anyone searching for a cool place for art projects and a fun event for a group!

Came here during an Open Studio Saturday, see their website for dates. That is when you will see…read moremany of the studios open. First floor has an amazing collection of artist created items from their studios. Glass, paintings, textile, pottery, jewelry. Many one of a kind. This gift shop has regular open hours on weekends and weekdays. Check their hours. I loved peeking into the individual artists studios, most of the artists were present for this open studio event. Meeting and asking about pieces is special. I went back later in the week to purchase a small gift. Wonderful items and selection and prices were reasonable. Priced as low as $5.00 to 1000's. 5 floors with much to see, accessible by stairs and elevator.

Awesome in every way! The ultimate of ultimate. .. It had…read morebeen some time since my last visit...loved it then and I love it even more now . Today ( this weekend) is a special one with a holiday art market. Lots to see. Most of the artists were in their studios with some giving demos of their work. We were a small group & spent several hours visiting . I was so inspired! We did a short coffee break at the lovely place across from The Loading Dock gallery. The coffee fresh & excellent. There was also a food truck outside that looked interesting . Im looking at returning on the next, " first Saturday" because there's just so much to see!

I have been taking art classes with Claire Gagnon at Chez Claire Art School for 8 years and can…read morestate with assurance she is the best! Claire teaches the basics of sketching Acrylics and Watercolor with patience , constructive critique and a vast amount of art experience. She is an accomplished artist but for all levels of student experience Claire teaches to any and all levels

From the owner: Chez Claire Art School specializes in personalized drawing and painting classes in Dracut, MA. We…read moreoffer group classes, workshops, private and on-line lessons, and paint parties. Students are guided to discovering their own creative process in a relaxed and safe atmosphere.

Innovative products (like the Flexi Bats), patient, thorough teaching and THE BEST customer…read moreservice. Highly recommended. Thank you!

My daughter and I went to a class right before Christmas. We have always wanted to use the pottery…read morewheel. We had so much fun. We made 4 items. My first attempt was sad, but by the fourth turn, I actually made a decent shaped bowl. Our teacher was patient and had a great personality. I would highly recommend trying a class. This was a great present for my crafty daughter!

This was so much more fun than I anticipated!…read more Sabrina (hostess/art teacher/lovely woman) led us through a fun filled 2 hours of my first ever nude sketching session! She was upbeat, informative, respectful to both the sketchers (us) and the models. Made sure there were no photography during class unless it's through them to make the models comfortable. (takes guts to be nude in front of a bunch of people drinking and looking at you!) She brought out the artistic sides of everyone in the room, guided us through different sketching exercises (1-3-5 minute sketch sessions) so we're busy drawing instead of JUDGING what we were drawing. such helpful tips! I think we were all VERY impressed with our own artworks! I really thought I'd be drawing a little more than stick figures before coming here. I had a blast and this would make any gathering unique, fun and explorative! I had an amazing time!

I would recommend The Artful Bachelorette to anyone looking for a fun activity to do (whether…read morecelebrating or not!). Like our host said, they do it all from engagement celebrations to happy divorce parties! All skill levels are welcome, and your host will walk you through a variety of different exercises at different speeds. Our model was graceful, poised, and cool as a cucumber. I would love to do this again someday with a group of friends for a girls night! (P.S. I would love to see photos from the Boston event if the host has them!)

I went to an great glass fusing class here! Erica, the owner, is friendly, patient and fun. She…read moreshowed me all the different kinds of things she makes in her studio - it's filled with lovely plates and bowls and pieces for jewelry. She then explained the different kinds of glass, showed me how to cut glass, and answered all of my MANY questions. With her help, I assembled what will become a glass bowl - a sheet of clear glass with colored glass placed on top of it in a pattern - she has LOTS of different kinds and colors of glass. Then I placed another sheet of clear glass on top. Erica carefully placed it in the kiln where it stayed for 30 hours! She sent me photos of it when it came out - it's a flat solid sheet, and it's gorgeous! Now she'll place it in a mold and put it in the kiln again to heat just enough for it to slump into a bowl shape. I can't wait!

From the owner: - Fused Glass - Classes…read more - Custom Made Goods - Open to the public first Saturday of each month, 12 - 5 pm - Sign up for Classes and message the business directly!