I've been wanting to Paint with a Twist since I first heard about it years ago--and it was…read moreeverything I had hoped it would be: challenging enough to push us but still engaging the creative muscles we don't always get to use. Our instructor, Alissa, was patient and encouraging with all levels of abilities. I only wish we could've honored the 2-hour time frame by starting on time, as the many, lengthy reminders indicated. A lot of grace and repetition needed for latecomers, resulting in us leaving at 9:15 instead of 8:30PM; so prepare your babysitters. BYOB and BYO-Snacks.

I've gone to PWAT in Mansfield twice, years apart, but they were both amazing experiences. Sam and…read moreAshley are such sweet instructors and they are both so helpful throughout their class. Sometimes instructions felt fast, but time was given to catch up. Trust the process. The art may not end up exactly like the reference picture, but it'll still end up wonderful and it's your own. They even have a very attenuated candle making activity that you can do right before the painting class for $20. It's such a fun event to do to destress or just have something to do with friends. I totally recommend it.

I loved visiting this Board and Brush to do a small Christmas craft. The owners of this studio also…read moreown the Arlington and Mansfield Board and Brush studios. They do a great job with staffing these locations with ladies that are very helpful and give advice if needed to customer. They almost always have wine available in their fridge. Walls are decorated to a T with all the different signs you can do and the different stain and paint colors. So many options you just have to keep going back.

We went during a Taylor Swift event in Waxahachie and my granddaughters went in to make their own…read morefriendship bracelets. They were very reasonably priced for the dyi along with kind and helpful.

I absolutely recommend and love Board and Brush…read more I have made five projects a Board and Brush and they have all turned out great. I most recently made a clock and cant wait to get it up on the wall. They have 56-7 different stain options and about 50-75 different colored paints for you to use. They print the stencil for you so when you show up to class you check the spelling and make sure it is the right project. You distress and stain your wood slats and there are staff on hand to help you all along the way. Amy and James Evans run 4 stores I think and they do a great job at taking care of their customers. You can also do fundraisers with Board and Brush.

Oh and brush in Mansfield and Arlington are wonderful places to relax and be creative. I have been…read morethere a lot and pack my entire Christmas with sport and brush stuff that I made and customize for my family. It went over big-time. The owners are tremendous and most of the staff are really helpful. Always a great time.

Amazing place to come and hang out with your friends and paint and have a good time! Also the photo…read moresets are awesome! Definitely a blast and the owner is cool and fun as well!

Where to begin! The fact that not a lot of people know about this place fathoms me. I absolutely…read moreloved every moment. I attended the museum with my sister yesterday and we were greeted by the super friendly staff who btw took group pictures of us and even did a boomerang glitter moment on out Instagram! There's so many beautiful displays where u can take pictures and lots of great artwork displayed by local artists. Theres other locations including one im Shreveport. I cant wait to go back with more of my friends.

Such an awesome experience.. Our tour guide made us feel like queens.... my daughter was so excited…read moreabout all the rooms.. the best part is the little black girl affirmation room. We got to look in a mirror and scream what you see. .. I hate that its just a pop up... we really need this in various locations...

Not 100% certain if they're closed or not buuuuuuut…read more.. This faith based community offers a multitude of greatness! Starting with church for the community every Sunday at 11am. Hosted by The Gathering in the main venue of LIDE. If you get there early you can mix and mingle over coffee and complimentary refreshments in the Umbrella Gallery. What's the Umbrella Gallery, you say?! Umbrella Gallery is a place for artists and art lovers alike - a place to practice and experience contemporary art in all its forms. The image is of a man holding an umbrella. He doesn't hold it over himself. Instead, his arm is outstretched, ready to shelter others, even if it means he gets wet in the process. The image serves as a reminder of the type of sacrificial love and service that LIDEs faith calls to live out every day. It's a modern day depiction of the Good Samaritan and the "Unexpected Neighbor" mantra they value. I saw an awesome exhibit there that was beautiful, thought provoking and innovative. The creativity shows well in the photos. If you're a creative this is a great spot for you! I just finished a review for Mokah, the coffee shop located inside LIDE!

I stopped here the other day to visit Mokah with a friend. We loved that there was free parking,…read moreGREAT coffee and an eclectic vibe in the coffeehouse. After we drank our coffee -- white mocha all the way!-- we walked over and looked through the artwork on the all. While it was not my style, per say, it is neat to be able to walk around and see art without having to pay an entrance fee. I will be back! Especially for the coffee :)

Came here for a private event hosted by my sister. The place is small, but cozy. It definitely…read moreserved its purpose for our event. The owner was very accommodating and friendly. I could come back for a nite out.

This was an awesome experience!!! My children enjoyed our evening here. The cocktails were fun, and…read morethe staff was excellent.

As far as Halloween activities for the family, this place falls second only to YesterLand Farms…read more It was our first year visiting and honestly we went in with no clue on what to expect. We were unprepared. We waited in our car in line for almost three ours to get to the starting point. Three hours! We were out of snack within 20 minutes and we hadn't had dinner yet so I was really about to lose it. Also we were almost on E. If you have a car you can deck out in Halloween go for it. Most ppl here had lights and music and even inflatables in their cars. That part was a little entertaining to see the passing cars how they go all out, I mean all out!! Okay now to what this is. This is basically a campsite park. And the people that are staying there decorate their sites. But this isn't just some twinkly lights and spider web, nooooooo. These people are creative. Some even come up to scare the people in the cars oh it is so fun. I love to see their individual styles come together in such a fun way. The drive through the displays doesn't take very long. Actually it's pretty quick. The majority of your time there will be in line waiting to get to the campsite areas. So gas up, take plenty of things to entertain your kids in the car.. take snacks maybe a meal. I'd take wipes bc there's mostly port- a potties . Once you get in, there is a restroom but I heard that's way more scary than the Halloween stuff.. yikes! The website did say not trailers with the hayride seats but I did see people loaded up in the beds of pickup trucks, the trailers with ppl on hay bales, even golf carts many golf carts.