Awesome place for taking classes or just accessing space and tools for person DIY projects.read more

I'm a big fan of ASMBLY and so happy to be a member! I originally joined bc my boyfriend was…read morejoining and I thought if he was going to be here all of the time, I might as well hang out too. Well now I'm here constantly making everything I can think of. It's especially great for the holidays and making personalized one of a kind gifts for family and friends. I learn a lot very quickly because the members are social and always down to brainstorm. The space is constantly updating and overall it's one of the coolest things to do in Austin

I took the Intro to Blockprinting class this past weekend and overall, it was fun. I have been…read morelooking into picking up a new hobby or get into more craftin' to get in touch with my creative side. The class was $42 from 10:30a to noon. It is an open space with all sorts of art supplies, tools, and just about anything your imagination can muster up. Lots of inspiration. I was hoping to make more than just one small block and have different supplies like fabric for printing. It was very therapeutic to carve my small block. The class felt a little scattered - but it was a very easy going environment, super relaxed. Our instructor was friendly and encouraged us to tap into originality without overthinking it instead of looking up patterns or inspo on our phone. I really liked that. And she offered us all coffee, freshly made. You can basically come in to do all the arts and craft your heart desires, on a donation basis. Affordable and unique way to release your artistic side without investing too much in all the supplies and then an abandoning a hobby. I'd come back with a friend and check out a different class.

I went here as part of a work event to make lanterns for Lunar New Year . Stepping inside, I was…read moreimmediately greeted by an organized haven of craft supplies. They had construction paper, ribbons, highlighters, stamps, hot glue guns, and anything you might find at Michael's. Our instructor was very knowledgeable and showed us how she made her lanterns. She walked us step-by-step through the process. Now, I'm not a crafty person, but I was inspired enough by the ambiance and overflow of art supplies to get some creative juices flowing. At the end, I was able to create my own lanterns with some creative twists. I had a fun time and will recommend my crafty friends to check this place out!

I've worked remotely with Eve and Kristen for years, but I only just visited the studio for the…read morefirst time. I'm hoping to schedule an event before too long, and knowing them, I'm sure it'll be great!

Need access to tools and a community of makers? Look no further, this is THE PLACE in Austin and…read morehas been for over a decade. From fabric arts to metalworking to woodworking to coding to electronics, this place has it all. Recommended.

Audrey (owner) was amazing during our Anniversary Date Night candle making experience. She was very…read moreknowledgeable on her craft, able to educate us on the art of making candles and most importantly provided an amazing night for my wife and I. We will definitely be back for this experience again!!!

So cute! I'm so happy to find this place! It's a mix of a small store front and a community center…read morewith workshops. They have a lot of small gifts, perfume, candles and incense. They also offer various workshops both public and private for small parties. You can learn to make candles, perfumes, and a lot of other things! The store is well stocked and clean, and the prices are very fair for the high quality sourcing as well as being locally made. The shop keeper was super informative and told me a lot about the brand, and the workshops they offer. I'll have to return to grab some gifts for people through the holidays.

Loved the plants my fiancée and I got from here before. We shopped here in 2024 but our original…read moreplants died because of home flooding. My fiancée was excited to treat me to some replacement plants from the store that stated it all and got me a gift card. We drove up to Plant Party last weekend and were shocked to find out that the brick and mortar store that used to be there is completely empty. This was pretty confusing to us because the website said absolutely nothing about this status of the store changing. Neither do any of their social media platforms. We drove home disappointed and my fiancée reached out to the store owner to ask about how we could get our plants because my store gift card was for the in-person store. We were informed that we could either get a refund or use the credit on the gift card towards the online store. Unfortunately, the options on the site were pretty limited and the store online has a 75 dollars order limit, which was more than we were intending to spend (hence the 50 dollar gift card). As such, my partner decided to reach out again to try and get her refund. It has been several days and several attempts of contacts later and we have heard nothing. So my partner has filed a claim with her credit card company. To say we are extremely disappointed with the service is an understatement. We really had such fond memories of Plant Party prior to this, but this entire situation has definitely soured our opinion. Update: We have still not received our refund, and we were never communicated with that the refund would be going through until I posted this review. I feel like there is a general struggle with communication. I understand that business close and go, but based off of their social media and the website, one would not think that the store was closed and that led to multiple issues on our end. We drove all the way to Austin to try and support a business we both enjoyed just to find an empty store. Clarity would have been greatly appreciated.

Extremely knowledgeable staff, unique varieties, very great ambiance, my favorite indoor plant…read morestore in Austin.

I enrolled for a Summer class during the last fall 2021 and later on decided that I could not make…read morethe class and decided to cancel. I emailed the school and they simply sent me a link to the class cancelation policies and have not answered my emails since. I suspect I will not see any of my money back since the two months after cancelation already had passed and I didn't receive my money back nor any email explaining what their plan to reimburse me is. I would not enroll on those people classes. ACC classes are about the same price per module, they are more reputable and trustworthy. Avoid it if you can.

Having never taken a filmmaking class and thinking I knew it all, I was hesitant to take a class,…read morehowever, I thought why not give it a shot. So I signed up for the Digital Filmmaking class and boy was I wrong about never needing to take a class. I learned so much from this course. The film I produced from concept to completion for the class (Lessons in Life #3) has now received it's 7th Official Selection to a film festival and it continues to gain success. By going to film festivals with my little film, I've made networking connections and have now hired to direct and produce 2 more short films through these connections----all because of this wonderful class I almost didn't take at the Austin School of Film. The class will teach you everything you need to take your story and put it to film, and be successful with it. Don't get me wrong, after you finish the class, it takes a lot of work to market your film and get it seen, but with the help of everything I learned in this class, I had a wonderful little gem of a film that I'm so happy with and never would have had for it not with the help of the Austin School of Film. I recommend this class for all levels of filmmakers. Get refreshed! Get schooled! Get signed up! Email me if you have any questions about the course or school. I'll be happy to help.

FrankenBike (n) A free bike swap meet held once a month in Austin, Texas that is open to anyone who…read morewants to buy, sell or trade bicycles and bicycle related gear or parts. FrankenBike varies. Some months it's amazing. Other months it's pretty small. FrankenBike depends on us. The people are always nice.

If you need anything bike related this is the flea market for you. Frames, wheels, cranks,…read moresprockets, shifters, brifters, brakes, racks, bags, jerseys it's all here and it's all for sale. Bring cash! I wish I had something like this where I live. I really like tinkering and working with old bikes; I'm in the process of building up an old steel frame into a one size fits most bike with modern components and this place was a treasure trove of old parts, bits and pieces and all the little parts parts that I need to make that happen. I get the impression that the number of vendors varies quite a bit over time but when I showed up at the end of September there was a good crowd of people with plenty of well stocked vendors. Everyone was really friendly and if you are looking for people that know about bikes you don't need to go any further; everyone was willing to share what they knew.

Our family adores Figment. It's unlike anywhere else we've been…read more They have SO many sensory activities for our 2 year old. A water bin, play dough, paint, rice bin. They have an insane selection of toys. Cars, musical instruments, trucks, dolls, pretend food. They have an outside area with a beautiful playhouse, chalk, the coolest trampoline I've ever seen, and giant blocks. The endless activities aren't the only thing that sets figment apart. The teachers there are so kind and happily play with the kiddos. Lastly, and probably my favorite part of this place, there's so many animals! They've got cats, goats, a guinea pig, a bunny, a tortoise (I think lol), and birds. My son always puts up a fight to leave! Figment is our favorite place to go when we don't know what to do. I do wish they had memberships available. We'd sign up in a heartbeat.

Y'all! I cannot say enough good things about this place. It is a magical place where children of…read moreall ages come to create, explore, express, and learn through art and play. We have attended the toddler group several times. There are several different activities set up and the children can pick their preferred activity. This really fosters independence in a safe environment. All the activities are fun sensory activities that are very intentional for language learning and development. The best part is the different animals. There are three miniature goats that are very gentle with the children and very mischievous too. There is also Lizzo the lizard, a bunny, some hamsters, chickens, and Origami the cat. The staff is phenomenal and very encouraging and loving with the children. There are different classes for different age groups and there is an option to have an art teacher come to your home and do some activities with your child. I recommend this to anyone who has a child that is looking for fun, safe, educational, and exciting activities!

My kid did a week of this camp at the beginning of summer, and we liked it so much that we signed…read morehim up for two more weeks at the end. Kids are given a good mixture of guided "we're all working on this type of project" as well as free construction time to make side figures and add personal touches. He is hooked. I love that he is getting to explore a new creative outlet with practical applications. A+

This camp is truly awesome! We have done it for a couple of years now and my kids always look…read moreforward to it! Kami and her team are amazing! The kids come home exhausted, dirty and with a huge smile on their face! Highly recommend this awesome Austin organization! Looking forward to next year!!

I was skeptical about using a mass furniture manufacturer for my new workbench in the garage…read more Started shopping around with Home Depot and couple other places before deciding on Formaspace. Even though I was ordering only one workbench and their prices are much higher compared to home depot workbenches, I was sold to their professionalism and flexibility to customize it to my available space. I received my new workbench a month ago, and already love using it. It has a solid wood top and it's height adjustable. It also has custom-made tool holder panels, upper shelves, and casters so I can move it around my garage. What else could a guy ask for?!

From the owner: Formaspace advances the spirit of discovery and creation through the design and manufacture of…read morecustom technical furniture, accessories, and services. We design and manufacture elegant, practical, and modular heavy duty workbenches and laboratory furniture for customers in Fortune 500, higher education, military, and healthcare environments.