Always a fun time and quite therapeutic to paint your own pottery. Some may think the prices are a…read morebit expensive but you really can't put a price on an opportunity to make something of your own and make memories with your family. Can't wait to see the final product.

Great place, very accommodating and relaxing inside. Many different options of pottery and colors…read more The workers here are very helpful. Overall had a great day.

The staff was very nice and patient with us. We came for my son's birthday and he had 2 friends…read morethere. The kids were excited and eager to paint. The staff helped explain what to do and filled up our paint dishes multiple times. We can't wait to be back for our mom and son date nights and add to our collection.

We had so much fun and the pieces turned out so well. The staff were so positive and helpful. I…read morelookforward to going back

Fun date night! If you are looking for something fun and unique to do this is it!…read more Doesn't break the bank, there is a studio fee (tons of specials to avoid this fee). You pay for what you paint. We painted a plate and it was 18.99. The turnaround time for polishing is pretty rough right now due to short staffing. The employees are very helpful and guide you through everything! If you need a different unique date night, Color Me Mine is the place to be!

There was an $8 fee for paint and supplies which if i would have known ahead of time we probably…read morewouldn't have ever even gotten the gift card originally. They wont let you pay before painting so i didn't know about the fee until it was too late. There was zero direction about what to do before during or after the experience. Super disappointed would not suggest coming here consistently price and overall attitude/ helpfulness of the staff.

Mud Queen Pottery has such a creative and welcoming atmosphere. The pottery pieces are beautiful,…read moreunique, and clearly made with so much care and talent. I also love how hands-on and inviting the classes are, whether you're experienced or trying pottery for the first time, it's a really fun and relaxing experience. It's such a great local spot for finding meaningful handmade pieces and supporting local art in Harrisburg.

My husband and I took a class there a few years ago and the follow up to get our pottery was lax at…read morebest. Fast forward a few years and I took classes there with another artist who is fantastic and the lack of professionalism from the owners of the Mud Queen was disgraceful. Not only were they disrespectful and were bullying the venders in that space but were also rude to the customers that were there for a class. They were hovering in the class and talking maliciously about the artist holding the class to the clients taking the class. I will not go to one more pottery class with the Mud Queen as they are bullies and supper unprofessional.

I went to the Studio Ghibli paint night. Two hours for $37 and the whole experience was wonderful!…read moreThey played "Ponyo" and had so many different snacks. The staff were very knowledgeable and helpful! So worth the time and money

I booked a party for my sons 10th birthday. This was our first time at a Color Me Mine studio. When…read morewe arrived we picked out our items and went to the back room. We were told we could choose from the 25 colors that were back there. When we were done with the party, we realized that there was a larger array of color options in the main studio and that the paint brushes and everything were better quality. It was upsetting to find out that we were not provided with an option to use any of those colors or items even though we were spending our money the same as everyone else. I expressed my disappointment in an email, hoping that in the future they would let others know. However, I feel like the management was very unprofessional and rude when I brought this to their attention. Attached are screenshots of our conversation. I was unable to get a screenshot of the first email sent as it was through their online contact form on their page, which I did not receive a copy of. I felt like I they were very dismissive of my concern and failed to address the problem. They still don't seem to understand what the problem is. After speaking with others regarding this location, we will not be visiting here anymore. But we have heard wonderful things about the Harrisburg location and will visit that location in the future.

I celebrated my 30th birthday at Under the Horizon and had the best time! They accommodated our…read moreparty of 8 easily and gave us simple step-by-step instructions to make our mugs. We were all thrilled with our final products and just the experience as a whole! Will absolutely be back

My family loves Under the Horizon Pottery and Art Studio (UTH). UTH offers so many things to do…read morewith your friends and family. From things like painting ceramics, pottery classes, paint along events, stain glass classes and so on. One thing I love the most is they are Christian based and community minded studio that helps the local community. The help to feed the less fortunate, they have a children bereavement group that helps children coupe with a loss, they help people with disabilities and the list goes on. They are a fabulous pottery and art studio that I would recommend to anyone looking for a place to have fun and be yourself. I have gotten to know the owner personally, she is a wonderful person. She has a passion for what she does and it shows in every aspect of her studio. She is very talented and creates beautiful ceramic pieces which are on display and for sale at the studio. All of the people that work at UTH are also wonderful and fun to work with. Alice the studio manager is always smiling and willing to help you with whatever you need. The many volunteers that work there are awesome. Thank you Cathleen for creating wonderful pottery and art studio for the community.

I had been wanting to go to this establishment for a long time now and finally made it in last…read moreweekend. There is so much to pick from it. It was hard to decide prices ranging from $60+ to $7. However, after browsing the selection, my mom and I picked two items each! It took me and her about 2 hours and cost $50, which wasn't bad at all. The only reason I give four stars and not 5 the workers when we walked in were just sitting talking didn't really engage with us or show us around ask if it was our 1st time I had to tell them. Also, when painting, I thought they would come around to see if we needed anything or look at our work and tell us we need more layers I had to ask. However, personally, they were still nice, just not as engaged as i would like. All in all a great experience and super fun I will be back.

My wife and I were excited to end our first ever trip to Ice Fest by making a pottery souvenir. We…read morehad seen the Facebook advertisement to make a coffee mug with Carlisle Ice Fest stencils. However, our experience painting pottery left us very frustrated and determined never to return to this business when we're next in town. We've painted pottery in numerous studios in Maryland and New Hampshire, so we understand the basics of the process. When we entered the studio, no one greeted us or was seemingly working there to answer our questions. We wanted to know if there was a studio fee or if that was included in the pottery prices. Despite advertising the mugs, they were not easily identified as being the special. The staff, and I'm reluctant to actually call them employees, we're giggly teenagers who were more interested in chatting then helping customers. We had to stand in the check out line to get basic questions answered and ended up waiting for the owner to come over to have the stencil process explained. In addition to the lack of support from the staff, the owner/manager was busy running an adjacent store selling teas and other goods. As a result, it appeared no one was actually managing the pottery studio. Focusing on either the pottery studio or the other store instead of poorly running both would have improved everyone's experiences. The owner was gracious enough to ship our mugs to our home in Maryland. However, the packaging was poor and resulted in chipping one mug and completely cracking the other. Luckily, we can use the Japanese kintsugi technique to salvage our mugs as candle holders instead of their intended purpose.

This is a charming, friendly, small town shop with a mix of vintage, decor, crafting, and some…read moreantique pieces for sale. It has a flea market feel with its variety of items and good prices. One vendor has essentially built a scrapbook and craft store in the basement, and there were some small fresh baked pies in the front of the store. We enjoyed browsing here as a stop in a long drive.

Im sad to have to post this but you guys added a new rule that people under 16 can't go on the 1st…read moreand 3rd floor which is ridiculous i understand you had bad people steal and break stuff so you shouldn't have everyone be punished just because they aren't mature enough to go into places I have a 14 year old son who would always walk from his grandparents house down the street and shop. Never shopping again