I attended a PBS event at Arts Warehouse. Parking in the area can be problematic but I was able to…read morefind a street space a few blocks away. As indicated by its name it was a former warehouse which now has art galleries, artist studios and hosts events and workshops. They are open Wednesday through Saturday, you can visit for rotating art exhibits, and Art Walks, the first Friday of every month, 6-9 pm. Admission is free. Staff who greeted me were friendly.

I concur with Ariel's great review of Arts Warehouse. It is worth stopping in when they have…read moreexhibits. I saw three exhibits over the course of an hour. The place is big enough to handle three shows at once! I particularly loved a photography exhibition called, "I Look at the World" which featured some works by four emerging Black photographers. It was great. With our current political climate, the art speaks to our time. Be sure and explore the individual artists' studios on the first and second floors. It was energizing to watch young artists create. Stop in and get inspired. Sign up for the newsletter that highlights what's happening. https://artswarehouse.org

I've taken class from Ellen for the last two years. It's a great class and I have learned so much…read moreunder her direction. We've used glass, smalti, and slate. A little of everything. Ellen has helped me get over my fear of grouting, lol, and I've learned how to pick the best colors of grout to really enhance the mosaic. If you are interested in learning mosaics, I can highly recommend Ellen. You will learn in an easy, casual setting and really learn to enjoy the process.

From the owner: Mosaic classes for every level from beginner and up. I can come to your community, give private…read moreand semi-private classes to fit your schedule or come to my scheduled classes at the Boca Raton Museum Art School.

Ok so let me start off my saying I am art challenged. I am a science kinda gal. Whenever I had to…read moretake an art class in school, I cringed because I just am not good at art. Fast forward to now. My boss wanted to do something to recognize the dietitians for nutrition month, so she booked us a painting party here. I was immediately anxious, I can't paint! I was nervous about going and even on the day of I did not feel any better about it. In fact, I was convinced this would really suck! About 7 of us came and our instructor was Cole. He was so very patient with us. Most dietitians have a type A personality and want to control everything. I can say that I am more easy going than that, but still, this is art we are talking about here. I am more at ease doing calorie calculations for tube feeding patients! So we begin our art session. Slowly but surely, the picture began to take place (we did a pineapple). Even more awesome, it was super relaxing, at least for me it was. Cole was very helpful and didn't make me (us) feel like we were not up to par with the art world. He guided us through the whole process, using terms that we could understand. In the end, I REALLLLLLLLLLLY enjoyed myself and was glad that my boss chose this activity for us to do! I actually asked her if we could do this again! I wouldn't mind going with some of my friends if we could get a schedule together that worked for all of us. Tons of thanks to Cole for helping me to relax and see that I am not the worst artist ever lol :)

Went for a girls night out and very fun and interactive. Get there earlyish so you can pick your…read moreseat

First time here and it was a blast! We were told ahead of time that the kids would be messy so we…read morewere ready and willing. There is a front room with tables and chairs and then the back room for the painting. The area is taped off and the kids just start doing their best Jackson Pollock impersonations. The teachers keep the fun going by constantly squirting more paint on the walls, floor and tables. Once the kids felt comfortable, the teachers squirted the kids arms and the kids get really messy. They also have groovy music playing and the lights go out and the neon glow appears. The teachers were very friendly and accommodating. When they are finished the kids get hosed off in a tub and wiped down. A change of clothes highly recommended. We will have to come back for some classes to see what else they have to offer.

Art nest is AWESOME! My 9 year old started coming to the Tween Underground art class back in the…read morefall. She so enjoyed the class that we have signed up for the class 2 more times. She loves the class and the kids who attend are really kind. This is great for artsy kids who can be a part of an artist community. The teachers are very kind and I trust leaving her in their care. THANKS ART NEST!

My friend and I booked a Harry Potter themed pottery mug making class and it was so much fun!…read moreConnie was so charismatic and funny and she really helped keep us on track while also letting us "play" around with the process. She made sure to keep it very low stress we are going to do more classes because we loved it. The price was also reasonable for a 2 hour class! The studio vibe was very chill and the staff were all great.

I don't enjoy giving bad reviews over small things, but it's been months since my experience here…read moreand it's still on my mind. I'll stick to the facts and you can make your own conclusions. First impressions: I loved the concept. A cooperative-style art studio giving artists a place to create is genuinely special. When class started, the teacher, a relatively young girl, introduced herself and immediately told us not to bother telling her our names because she wasn't going to remember them anyway. I remember thinking... okay. A little odd, but whatever. I'm here to play with clay. She was very skilled and genuinely helpful during the class itself. I enjoyed learning and had a good time. At one point I noticed a pile of glazed pots sitting nearby. The teacher mentioned that unclaimed pieces get donated to a rage room. I remember cringing a little thinking about all those cute handmade pots getting smashed. After learning the wheel, you glaze your pieces and leave them behind to be fired. We were told the studio would contact us once everything was ready for pickup. A few weeks went by and I never heard anything, so I checked the website. It basically said: please do not call us, firing takes time, we'll reach out when ready. Okay... slightly cold in tone, but fair enough. I figured I'd be patient. Then life happened and I completely forgot about it. Now it's been months. No call. No email. So at this point, I'm assuming someone probably had a fantastic time smashing my pots with a baseball bat.

Awesome beginning gelli printmaking class at creative arts school in delray. I learned a lot and…read morehad fun. Instructor was extremely knowledgeable and sharing. Facility was spacious and supplies were plentiful.

Completed the beginner class on printmaking with Gelli plates. The instructor was fantastic and…read morethe paintings something I will use in my home. Take this class if you want to learn how to do this technique.