A LOCALLY OWNED art supplies store in downtown Indy, Griffy's has a wide range of art materials for…read moredifferent mediums. The store is small, but professionals and hobbyists will still likely find what they need to either start or complete their masterpieces. They even have art gift sets for the creators in your life. You can browse the store in-person or shop online and get items shipped or pick up in store.

I went to this business on February the 24th during their business hours. No one was there and the…read moredoor was locked. No sign, nothing on their Facebook, nothing on their phone. Are they still in business?

We truly enjoyed ourselves w/ Chef Warren, tonight; celebrating friendships at 40, over a 30 year…read moreperiod!! Chef Warren was very friendly, knowledgeable & made us feel truly comfortable in whatever participation level we wanted to experience. Not to mention, the food was also a HIT!! Our ONLY suggestion (not a complaint, at all) would be to include in the description when booking, the fact that the experience is IN your home... the mention of Chef Warren's place, gave us the idea that it was maybe a rented studio/suite. Thanks again, Chef Warren!! Would definitely recommend/book again!!!

From the owner: Classpop! is a creative experience marketplace connecting people in Indianapolis with unique…read morecooking classes, paint and sip sessions, candle making workshops, craft classes and other fun activities for adults. Since 2021, Classpop! has partnered with local venues and independent hosts, including chefs, artists and talented instructors, to bring exciting, hands-on experiences to life across Indianapolis. From making pasta in a trendy brewery to painting with friends in a cozy art studio, these experiences are designed to be beginner-friendly, social and unforgettable. Whether you're searching for the best fun places for adults, trending sushi making classes or top-rated date night activities, Classpop! makes it easy to discover and book the best experiences in Indianapolis.

I have purchased multiple cuffs and other wonderful products over the last few years from Handmade…read moreSociety. I adore the positive messages and the fact that many of the cuffs are made using reclaimed, antique copper pieces, and recycled leather. It's always such a joy to visit with the makers at local events around Indy while adding to my ever growing collection. The Handmade Society is such a wonderful part of the Indiana maker community, contributing excellent products and stellar service, while also doing a fantastic job of supporting other local artists and community businesses and charitable organizations. If only all local businesses operated with such integrity and positivity... Thank you!

From the owner: Australian artist Martine Locke has spent the last 20 years touring the US & Australia as an…read moreindependent singer/songwriter, a journey that drew her to Indianapolis, where love kept her. In 2014, after a year of staring at a 100 year old piece of copper guttering that was given to her with the mandate 'to go create something', she meshed her love of words and her love of leather cuffs and created The Handmade Society. Now a resident maker in the Ruckus Makerspace in Indianapolis, Martine creates one of a kind, made to order leather cuffs using verdigris copper, preferably reclaimed, to stamp/etch or carve inspirational, thought provoking words and messages into the metal.

Attended my first mosaic workshop here with a few friends and was amazed at the results…read more First off this is located at the Stutz building, on the third floor, quite near the elevator, so it's not that hard to find. There are plenty of paid parking lots and street parking available around the area. Keep in mind that street parking is free on Sundays. Communication is outstanding, with reminder e-mails, detailed maps on how to find the studio, where to park and after your class instrutions on applying the grout. But let's get to the classes. Currently this location "only" offers Turkish Mosaic Lamp workshops. However, you can choose your type of lamp, or just a globe or candleholder. Entirely up to you and your budget. It is not cheap, but neither are the materials needed. You will be seated at a tablel with seemingly endless mosaic glass options in so many great colors, it's going to be tough to choose a color combination. There are a few suggestions on their website as far as color combinations go. And of course you will need to decide what type of pattern you will be creating. Another tough decision. You will get a two-sided sheet with various patterns you could follow, or you can feel free to create your own. Our instructor was Kurt, a most patient man, as I dragged about a dozen of folks with me as usual and there were a couple of other folks besides our group and with that every last seat was taken. He answered question after question and refilled bead and glass shapes continuously. Showed us how to glue things in place, made suggestions, helped here and there with project gone awry and somehow still managed to share a bit about his home country of Turkey. There are little lit platforms where you can check what your lamp will look like when completed, and also an actual lamp you can hold your masterpiece to and get a better idea. Once you are done with your pattern, you get to create your own mix of tiny glass beads and apply those in all the 'free' spaces. then you are done with studio time. You are given grout and instructed on how to apply this once your project has reasted at least 12 hours. (you will also get an e-mail the next day, reminding you and a link for the instructions again). You will also get your lamp part , if you chose to make a lamp, and the bulb to go with it. All is neatly in a nice sturdy bag so you can add your globe and your grout to it also and have it all together in one place. Highly recommend this experience and I am hoping that they will add some of the different workshops that are offered at other locations. Fingers crossed.

The session was a gift from my daughter. Really fun. Our instructor was helpful and encouraging!…read moreOverall a relaxing experience.

Cool local shop with all kinds of things for knitters and crotcheters. I do neither but the variety…read morein materials and colors were interesting. There were several people there knitting and socializing. We were invited to join in on the snacks if interested. Very friendly and laid back vibes.

One of my favorite places! The selection is incredible and they are so helpful. They have…read more significant amount of yarn in every variety and price range.

This place is so beautiful, clean and very organized. I picked up an order and the arametti cookies…read moreare divine. The macaroons has the perfect ratio of filling and are so soft, not too sweet and delicious. I am normally not a fan of merengue but it was ok.

The smell upon entering was wonderful. The service was quick and friendly. Many flavors to choose…read morefrom. They were fresh and the flavors were true to their names.

I would give a negative, but it's not an option! I had a class booked for tonight that I paid just…read moreunder $100 for and only found out that it was canceled because I requested the address! The chat person Sheila Diez was less than helpful with all of her pretend apologies. And then ended the conversation abruptly with no resolution. Imagine her surprise when I called the Customer Service number and she answered!!! Only to give me a laundry list of false Apologies again and no solutions!!! Think long and hard before you give this company your hard earned money or your time as I am now left with no plans for the evening when I only get one night every other week to do something fun. Save yourself the disappointment and the money as I'm out almost $100 and very disappointed!!!

We originally booked and paid for the class right away and then were told it was full. We tried to…read morecome up with several different dates and they were all canceled. We got a call less than two hours before our class and was told that Chef Damon was injured and was canceling the class. Would not recommend

Despite the rain, there was a lot of amazing vendors at this event and I was so happy that I ended…read moreup attending with some friends! I was really impressed that the venue was able to move outdoor vendors inside last minute and allow them use of their basement space. The selection was gigantic- clothing, actual bugs, jewelry, art... even a mobile yarn shop? There was definitely something for everyone. I do wish there were a few more food options but it was a small event and the ice cream and Thai I had for lunch was still really delicious! We will definitely have to attend again next year and hope the weather cooperates a little better the next time around. :)

You probably know about the big hulabaloo that is INDIEana Handicraft Exchange in June - a giant…read moreindoor/outdoor shopping fair. But did you know they host a smaller version in December, which just so happens to (smartly) fall on First Friday? The one in June can be very hot and very crowded, so I preferred the wintertime version, although there were not as many vendors. The crowd favorites were still there, like Newfangled Confections, Homespun, Crimson Tate, Farizula Designs, Silver Linings Jewelry, Hoosier Proud, USI, Revival Food Co...the list goes on. Don't forget to check out vendors down in the basement and explore the open studio spaces! I love this bi-annual celebration of all things local and will put it on my calendar for 2016!