Great place to make and paint your own pottery. They have pottery classes and if you want to just…read moredo some decorating, they have a huge supply of different pottery items to decorate. The only fee you pay is the one listed on the pottery item, there are no sitting fees or anything. You can take as long as you want to paint your items. They also have several other activities you can do that I have not embarked upon yet. My wife and kiddos love to go and the staff is wonderful. I believe it is owned and operated by a mother/daughter team which are some of the best people we have met. A true pleasure to do business with them. They are more than willing to help with anything you need. Definately recommended, just go by and take a look.

I have been to many studios in town and this one has the biggest selection. The service is not…read moregreat though. The mother/daughter team that runs the show has lost my pottery both time I went in. First my daughter painted a peice with her hand print. The pottery thst we got back had been repainted with a print two times bigger. The second time I painted a bowl. The one I got back was not the right size or color. They would not replace or let me repaint. I do not recommend this place.

Beautiful pottery! I love all my pieces! To contact her I…read morerecommend contacting her via facebook message or calling the phone number listed on her site. I used facebook messenger today, she responded in less than 10 minutes. She was out of what I wanted and made it for me! When reading ones reviews I suggest seeing how they rated other businesses as well.

We came for a family outing during the holidays and had an amazing time. Perfect activity to have…read moresome fun and share a few laughs. Two in our group had done other escape rooms previous but a new experience for three of us. Lori from 417 escape could not have been more pleasant, gracious and helpful. Kudos to her for assisting us in this process. We chose one of the "hard" rooms and i must admit, it is a challenge. We had to utilize clues a few times in order to complete this. Once again thank you to lori for making our visit super fun. Its a great team building activity for sure!

Really fun! Be prepared to think! Lots of different puzzles to do. The staff were helpful.read more

We all know that we have to support local business for our city to thrive and that often we lose…read morereally great things because we fail to give that support. Keeping that in mind, I cannot stress enough how important it is that we support CLUE PURSUIT LIVE. It is the most unique hour of fun I've had in a long long while - possibly ever. We didn't even escape the room (SOOOOO close) and I still walked away feeling extremely satisfied and entertained. Seriously, book your parties or simply occupy your Saturdays at this place. It is amazing in the true sense of the word. I simply cannot BELIEVE what a blast it is. Nothing anyone can say can do it justice. It must be experienced. DO IT. DO IT. DO IT. CALL RIGHT NOW AND BOOK YOUR PARTY. WHY ARE YOU STILL READING THIS? GO DO THIS NNNNOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!!!! www.cluepursuitlive.com

Great activity to do with another couple or small group. Very unique experience. You solve clues…read moreto unlock or find other clues until you find the final object which then unlocks the 'escape' door. The minimum group size is three people.

Xuehua Jin is a Master's degree student at Missouri State but his biography is already quite…read moreimpressive. Having founded a private art school in China and co-authoring three collections there, based on what I saw here, I'd sign up for an art class from this young master right now. 'The Truth of the Great Wall - 1' is a two-sided ink and charcoal drawing on cotton that stood in the center of a gallery and I came back to it again and again during my visit. 'Silent Excruciating' is a landscape featuring actual grass. 'The Lonely Road of Self-Redemption' is another landscape that employs tree bark. 'Masters from China' is a black and white landscape of acrylic, ash, and ink upon which a blood red section of a shirt hovers over it. His style is a mashup of Anselm Kiefer and free-wheeling calligraphic elements. I guess I should mention that there's more here. It's a small museum to be sure but there are some surprises in the permanent collection including an early Jackson Pollock and a deck of large playing cards by Jean DuBuffet. Manage your expectations and you may be glad you visited.

Really nice variety of pieces, the facility is beautiful. There's an outdoor area that would be…read morenice when it's sunny out. Everyone working there was really nice and helpful

I have always wanted to attend a wood workshop and my friends mentioned going to one one night so…read morewe got on the website and chose a class and we each picked a wood work we wanted to do that night. One of my friends Amye attends these classes often with her mom and sister and so she told us amazing things about this place. We got to the workshop and the place was really cute! They had all different kind of decor and wood work that they had for sale and when we went, they had a 20% Christmas sale going so I got a couple tree decor for the house. We got seated where our chosen wood art was and mine was the tray. I had a blank piece of wood and the lady who gave us directions was clear about the steps that we needed to take and was available to us each step of our project. We had to sand, then paint, then distress (if you wanted to), and we were given stencils (you type out what you want on your project online when you sign up for the class), and went from there. It was so relaxing and such a great time! I am so ready to go to another class. Also, I recommend bringing your own beverage! I bought a water bottle there for a $1 but I didn't think about bringing my own drink! You'll definitely get hooked once you take one class here. I highly recommend it!

I come as a customer and I'm always impressed with the skill level and cleanliness of the facility…read more The girls are so sweet and the instructors are great. Shout out to the Male instructor I think his name is Todd, he has excellent customer service. Highly recommend

Took the CDL course. Great experience, solid instructors. Got a job right out of school.read more

This guy is so talented and passionate about what he does. Every tiny tree is a work of art. But SO…read moreEXPENSIVE. Nothing under $100, and that was a few years ago.

Oh man, where to start... my girlfriend and I went to an event Bonsi Guy and Classic Rock Coffee…read moreput on, Date Night. 10/10 would recommend to do with your significant other. (He holds juniper workshops too if you're single so don't be shy!) His plants are top notch, and his shameless plugs and references are comical and well placed. Does a great job of making you feel at home and at ease with what you're doing. I've never touched a plant in my life, but at the end was asking Chris to pass over the wire! Now if I could just keep this little guy growing I'll make Mr. Miyagi proud. Side note, I really appreciated that Chris told us all the little things we needed to know to keep the plant going. Things that may trip up the average Joe. He didn't try to lecture us on the history of blah, blah, blah like a lot of experts in their field do. He really let our questions guide the class. Well done sir!