My kid attended a birthday party at Doodle Hatch, and it was a Tie Dye party facilitated by Roll Up…read moreN Dye. Everyone had such a fantastic time! My son loves his shirt that he made at the party. I also love that the company is eco-conscious, so there is very little waste at the parties. (Reusable cups, plates, and napkins are provided.) Erin & Kim were so fantastic! I highly recommend Roll Up N Dye for any age!

Went here for a volleyball bonding, and it was so much fun!!!! Can't wait to see how they turn…read moreout!!!!!!

My mom and I went to make art for my birthday and we had a blast. Projects range from about…read more$50-120. At first I thought it was a little pricey, but they make art so easy, have all the supplies, and offer so much support, so I think it was worth it. The sticker stencils were fun to work with. They helped a lot with the projects, but probably means there is a little less room for customization that isn't super clear when you're signing up for the class. We went on a Thursday evening and it was just the two of us. The owner and one other employee were there. We got so much personalized attention, the projects were cute, we learned a bunch, and they gave us options for each part of us doing it or them supporting us with it. There were tons of cute examples in the shop for inspiration and for purchase. The playlist was fun and the ambiance was cute. Perfect place for a party. I hope to be back.

I was here at the grand opening, and this place is truly a gem. I plan to take a class here…read moresometime next month. The establishment is spacious, clean, and organized. The setup is so cute too. Wil be back here soon!

The one on one assistance with the kids and adults great relaxing enviroment ready to go again.read more

I was introduced to this cute local art boutique by my daughter's best friend's mom, who hosted a…read morebirthday party. They have lots of offerings for crafting including girls night with wine and kids parties. They have lots of projects you can choose from. My daughter truly enjoyed herself and was able to bring home a very unique and cute project she made at the birthday party. They also offer summer camp, which I'm sad I was unable to participate in but will definitely keep them in mind for next summer.

We had so much fun! I like the fact that we had our own space. The ppl there are really nice and…read morehelpful. I want to go back soon. We're thinking about doing something for the kids there.

Party on the Avenue is much better than these Paint Nite's. Believe me... I have done them all:…read morePaint Nite, Pub & Paint, Wine & Canvas and of course, Party on the Avenue. By far, Party on the Avenue is the most inviting and memorable. I have been to POTA twice and both times, have walked away feeling satisfied. A couple of things you should know: 1. The party is upstairs - so if you walk in and no one greets ya... it's because who actually parties on the main floor? 2. The paints provided are legitimate paints. They don't run and it's not the cheap paints you get from these overpriced paint nites. 3. The canvas is flat, which is nice... especially if you want to frame them after you've finished your masterpiece. 4. Amy is so energetic and helpful. She always has a big smile and music playing, so she can dance her way around the paintings. 5. You can bring your own booze. SOLID. 6. These "parties" will last you a solid 3-4 hours, because you're usually relaxing and enjoying your time but you're also painting a more difficult photo usually. 7. The calendar on the POTA site let's you know the "event" days. My favorite, obviously is Paint your Pet night. Amy drafts up a pencil sketch or your pet and you paint it... really is an awesome experience! So who's ready to paint, hon?

Came to a Pub and Paint at Brewers Hill on a Sunday. I've done a few of these classes so I was…read moreexcited to try Pub and Paint. Booking the class was pretty easy online and they even offer discounts at check out so don't let the sticker price scare you! The only thing that bothered me was that the paintings don't offer a level of difficulty, I chose a picture for my party who hadn't done a painting before and it was a doozy! The atmosphere was really nice, a tight fit but completely do-able and made it more interactive (juggling a drink, a pallet, and brush!) The instructor was fast and for good reason this picture is hard! He was projective and fun. I wish he has a microphone head set and maybe up higher for us all to see what he was doing better. He moved fast, there was a lot to do in two hours. Overall I enjoyed my experience. Things I wish the instructor reminder us: to paint the edges of our pictures, sign it, and its ok to do things out of he box. He was supportive but had a lot to cover, a rating on the website might help beginners not take a huge jump to try this piece.

Art. Alcohol. Food. Friends. Laughter. They all blend together perfectly and messily, like the best…read moredessert you've ever had in a while - as you stroke your paint brush, cause, ya know, we're all feeling like Picasso tonight. Different strokes for different folks..! Pub and Paint is absolutely amazingggg! My friends and I were feeling spontaneous and booked a paint night less than 12 hrs prior. There were available spots on a Monday at The Chesapeake Restaurant so we purchased tickets. The ticket included the canvas, the paint and all the subsequent supplies. This was our very first paint night - ever. I don't speak for others, but I am no Picasso or Van Gogh. Despite my lack of artistic talent, I was pretty excited. We arrived 30 minutes prior to the start time to take advantage of the Happy Hour deals (beer on a Monday, don't judge me!). Food was delicious, beer was even better. Brady, the instructor, was quite friendly and helpful. He was very instructive, encouraging and definitely created a fun and comfortable environment. The class was from 7 - 10 pm and time always flies when you're having fun and constantly having your beer refilled! I would definitely recommend Pub and Paint. This was an exceptional experience and I would do this again soon! Experiences like these remind me just how much I love living in Baltimore!

I love this class! I look forward to attending every Monday. I've taken two beginning sewing…read moreclasses before, but never have I been taught to read patterns with such detail and precision. Our instructor has high expectations of us and consistently reinforces that, upon completing her class, we will be able to pick up any pattern and bring the finished image to life. I truly appreciate her knowledge and expertise. In this class, I truly believe that I am getting more than my money's worth. Renee E.

I love this sewing school! My daughter attended the sewing camp this summer and enjoyed her time…read morethere and what she learned immensely. Ms. Margaret and her staff are so kind and patient. Great experience! We are signing her up for the after school program. I will start taking some courses as well this fall. I highly recommend this school.

The Baltimore Jewelry Center is located in the historic Centre Theatre…read more It is an independent jewelry and metalsmithing program in the Mid-Atlantic. The jewelry center offers classes, workshops and studio space to both new and established designers. As you walked into the center's gallery, you could admire the creative work of some of the jewelers. The work was intricate and lovely. They were having a class when we were there, so we only peeked into that room. They do offer space for anyone who wants to create beautiful jewelry. It was an interesting stop on Doors Open Baltimore.

I can't believe it but I've taken four classes here, three weekend workshops and then a longer…read moremulti-week intensive. I had heard about this place on WYPR and thought it might be interesting. The most I'd ever done regarding jewelry is stringing beads - really creatively, mind you! But what they're teaching here is well beyond that and geared to getting you to a much more professional level of craft. I had never worked at such a mini scale. When I signed up for the first class, a weekend workshop with a guest teacher from out of town, I thought it was a bit pricey. But the amount I learned, and the new challenges I faced and overcame with the help of the teacher, was really amazing. The second weekend workshop was more theory and discussion than hands-on, so I wasn't as jazzed, and in reality, I didn't learn as much. The third class I took was the 12-week Intro to Metals and Jewelry with teacher Jenn Parnell. It also was amazing! She is patient, organized, and thorough! The three projects were challenging but engaging. I watched all the students, including myself, become frustrated (during the soldering phase) but then make the leap into the ease of having somewhat-mastered a new skill. My fourth class was a weekend workshop on stone setting with Erica Bello. We learned four setting techniques and I was surprised that we were able to get to each one - and produce samples of each technique. It was very cool! The studio is professionally equipped, well maintained, and safe. The environment is mostly adult - though a couple times when I went in outside of class time, there were students who were behaving like high schoolers... Luckily, the space is large enough that you can just move to a bench further away. The two studio managers, April and Erica, are helpful and professional. Instructors are both well informed and inspiring. A couple things I think they should do are have a quick orientation of the space and point out what is where, explain studio rules, and perhaps have all these things on handouts. My first class, I was the only newbie, and everyone else had their own tools and was very familiar with the BJC - I felt VERY much like an outsider with an unfair disadvantage. Another thing, it would be great if we students could work with unlimited time for the very last class day - a win-win for all. Students get their projects (closer to) finished and the BJC gets happy students. A great resource for Baltimore - more people should be taking advantage of this local gem!

I've been coming to Xpose for 2.5 years now, and I still remember how nervous I was walking into…read morethe studio for the first time. That nervousness disappeared instantly thanks to the warm welcome I received at the front desk. As someone who's a bit older, I wondered if I'd feel out of place--but age has never been a factor here. The environment is inclusive, supportive, and empowering. I've taken classes with every instructor, and not once have I had a bad experience. Each one brings their own unique energy, style, and creativity to class. The choreography is consistently fun and challenging, and the music always hits. No two classes are the same, which keeps things exciting and fresh. Every time I leave class, I feel stronger, more confident, and completely empowered. I'm not the same person I was when I first walked in over two years ago. I'm completely obsessed with pole now, and I owe it all to Xpose for helping me discover that passion--and for giving me the space to grow into the person I am today.

Today I attended Leslie floor/chair class. I've had her as an instructor before when taking other…read moreclasses here. She is a funny, welcoming, supportive encouraging instructor. I purposely look for her classes when scheduling my class online. I feel very welcome, and I learn more and more each time I attend classes this studio. Thank you Joan for welcoming me. I look forward to more classes in the future.