In hard time times, when things are full of dullness and scary times…read more.. You have this place, Paint A Piece.. Tucked away in German town , literally, you have to really look

Paint a Piece has been a family tradition for our family for over six years. The selection of…read morepottery to paint is extensive and the staff is helpful. My only criticism is towards the horrendous checking out process. I was the third person in line to check out and we waited in line for 38 minutes to be checked out. The two customers in front of me had extensive personalizations and several people came in to collect their pottery. The girls in the front were working their hardest to attend to all the needs of the store but with customers who have long personalization checklists and requests, the line was backed up around the door. It would be helpful and efficient if personalizations/pickups could be handled away from the cash register. Maybe when people check in or maybe in a separate checkout line or even in a form at the table!

my college gave students discounts for painting pottery here, and i obviously went to have fun. the…read moreexperience makes me want to come here again. this place made me feel like a kid again, awkwardly trying to use paint brushes. we did a pretty ok job, no? on a more formal note, the workers here are kind and attentive. they clearly explain things, and are eager to answer questions and help you out. super family friendly, and college kid friendly, too! there's a cafe right by it too if you want to grab coffee and a pastry to enjoy while you paint.

We've now taken a couple classes, and enjoy the place. You can make your own pottery, or pick out a…read morepre-made pice and paint/glaze it, or even buy completely made pieces. It'a a lot of fun

Awesome addition to the neighborhood! My daughter loves pottery, so I know she'll want to check…read morethis place out when she's home.

My BFF was coming into town so I bought the Black Friday gift certificates knowing I would use them…read morewhile she was in town. They are a fantastic deal! Because they had to shut down due to COVID, we had to wait till this next visit but they honored the gift certificates and we got a session booked. We were the first session without masks, it was glorious! Paige was our main instructor and since it was just the two of us and another group of 4 women we got loads of help and attention. We loved how are projects turned out. We thought the instructions were clear and easy to follow. The timing was perfect. The suggestion were on point. It was super fun! Great atmosphere. We had a blast! We would do it again and we recommend to anyone.

We had our work Christmas party here. Everyone had a great time! I loved how we could each choose a…read moredifferent stencil unlike most places.

Jo Rawlinson displays her fine watercolor paintings -- everything from nature scenes to modern…read morestill lifes -- in her spacious art gallery/studio. In the back of the store she offers art classes for those looking to pursue the medium. It's pretty straight-forward, and interesting for those who appreciate the skill required to work with the paints.

Just wanted to update you all and let you know that there is a really cool Mickey Mouse Clubhouse…read moreexhibit her at the museum until September. It includes interactive stations for children to learn and explore! You can also purchase souvenirs from the gift shop! Oh and let's not forget about the splash pad! It's perfect for those hot summer days!

I've visited here 3x, most recently accompanying my grandchild on a field trip. A lot of thought…read morehas gone into designing and creating exhibits the offer the perfect balance of learning and fun. The staff is pleasant and caring. Little things matter, like the free parking and beautifully cleaned restrooms (at least they have been at arrival during the morning). Thank you, CMM, for good family memories.

this was a great time. it all started with the staff members at the front desk, who were not only…read moresuper nice, they were also efficient. there are 3 floors and at the time we visited, there was a gallery and/or activity going on. on top of that, there was a vendor market that was set to take place the next day (we wish we were able to attend... it looked like it as going to be really fun to as the vendors were setting up throughout the time we were there). the museum is massive and it reminds me of a museum back home that was originally a house. i could see this being a spot someone used to live at. the exhibitions were beautiful. i had to make sure there weren't any areas that we missed because there were so many rooms & so much art. sometimes spots like this can be free, sometimes they aren't. as there was a fee for this visit, it was very well worth it. i'd come back again & again & again. i liked their cafe, they had coffee soda that REALLY caught my eye & it's something i should've tried. there merch selection was good & also highlighted artwork from local artists, which is always a bonus.

Clean, quiet, pleasant staff, beautiful art pieces. I was able to resonate with so many art pieces…read morein the room. I was expecting to see a lot more artwork and i wish that some of descriptions would give a little more information on the art piece. Parking was a little confusing. There is a small parking lot on the side of the building, but no other clean indications on where to park. Admission ticket prices could be a little lower, we paid $38 for two adults.

I took my niece here to do an Intro to Mosaics Class. We each got to choose our own piece to mosaic…read moreand got to use any of the many types of glass, tiles, beads, keys, broken china, etc that we could find in the studio. Kristi was very helpful and taught us how to cut glass and how to grind the edges smooth. We still have to go back again and grout our pieces but we both had a blast and she asked to come back again.