I love the craft guild! I just finished my first pottery session and signed up for the next session…read morein a new pottery class. My instructor, Joe, is amazing and so helpful and kind. I had a lot of fun in his class. I eventually want to take sewing or a glass class. There are so many options.

I've taken metalsmithing classes at the Craft Guild for several years and have learned from…read moreincredible instructors. Highly recommended if you want to learn jewelry making techniques using state of the art equipment. The community of artist is amazing.

Seven years ago I didn't even know Fused or Kiln formed glass existed as an art form. My wife and I…read moretook our first class from the Kessler Craftsman at the Dallas Arboretum just for giggles. We had so much fun we took another and another...Larry Pile (The Kessler Craftsman) is an amazing artist and teacher. If you have the opportunity to take a class from him...Take It!

Whether you're a beginner who wants to learn about glass fusing or an accomplished glass artist,…read moreKessler Craftsman Studios has something for you. Artist Larry Pile is an excellent teacher and a successful artist who is ready to help you take on your next project. Spending time in his studio is inspirational. You will be surrounded by Larry's latest work, and you will meet and learn from other students working in his studio. Ideas and new techniques abound! Treat yourself to an evening at Larry's Open Studio, where you can work on a project and get lots of helpful suggestions and advice.

I can't say enough great stuff. This art studio is beautiful and the owner and staff are so warm…read moreand welcoming! I did a workshop today and it was a blast. The instructions were clear and helpful. We learned history behind the trade. We got to watch demonstrations then got to do so much art ourselves. The whole class was having a great time. You really got to explore your inner artist and no previous skill required. The studio has so many artistic options. They do workshops and classes. They also have space for private events and can do private classes with friends or company events. Great company team building idea. What a gem! FYI the location has moved so make sure to check website.

Great selections. Helpful, friendly staff. Offers classes for a fee. Comparable prices to other…read morestores.

HORRIBLE! They've gotten me addicted to a new hobby ;)…read more Staff is very knowledgeable and even more friendly. I took a pottery painting class and have every intention of booking an actual pottery class in the near future. There was another class going on at the same time as mine and it looked so fun. The workers are so sweet and accommodating. My piece turned out amazing after they provided this beginner with much needed advice!

New hobby unlocked (!!!) I had some of the most fun,…read morerelaxing, and engaging time trying pottery with the wheel for the first time a few weeks ago as I celebrated my rotation around the sun. It was a marvelous experience from start to finish, and that's all thanks to the awesome instructor, Corrie, who was super patient and oh so helpful in lending a hand (literally) to give our projects the pep they needed if they were looking a bit sad. The projects started off in the third stage (after being wedged and centered) which was a very nice of them since I heard that the first steps are annoying and time-consuming. They do offer a 4-week pottery class that meets weekly where you get to learn all the stages from start to finish, which I will absolutely sign up for once I'm in the area more consistently. We were able to mold whatever container our hearts (or clay, really) desired. I came in wanting to make a chawan (matcha bowl) and I think the shape turned out much better than anticipated, but I'm afraid it'll shrink in the kiln, oof. Their glazing and firing process will take about 3 weeks after we make our piece, so I've yet to see the final product but will cross my fingers it'll be functional for my daily matcha routine. You get to choose which glaze from a variety of options, and they'll do that step for you. But in the intensive class, you get to paint and do more detailed work, and I got to see some of the finished pieces that were on display after finishing up my piece. It's super inspiring to see the variety of pieces you can make, and I'm already dreaming of other projects to embark on~ What's even better is this studio also offers more than pottery, including painting, dyeing fabrics, sewing, and crochet courses too, all of which I lovelovelove.

My 3 year old daughter had so much fun in Mermaid Art Camp this week. The teacher is so sweet and…read morefun. Highly recommend!!

We recently moved to DFW and signed our daughter up for art lessons with Paige. She's 10 and…read morestarted 5th grade at a new school. We had some real tough days, but you know what days are ALWAYS good days? The days she has art with Paige. She's even told us that when she "grows up", she's gonna pay someone to paint with her. It just makes her so happy. I cannot recommend Paige Lane highly enough.

Brooke is an amazing teacher, with many years of experience. She has talked or local school…read moredistrict as well as in her own practice. I took voice lessons many years ago and came back for piano. Brooke is very knowledgeable and will give 110% it's up to you to decide what you will do to equal it.

Growing up singing in choirs, I learned very well how to sing as part of a group and sound the same…read moreas everyone else. I learned to match pitch and mimic runs. I learned to understand when to sing loudly and when to sing softly. But I never learned which voice was my own. I never learned how to use what I have already because I was so caught up trying to sound like everyone else, I never embraced my own sound. My thinking has prevented me all this time, from growing as a singer. The ability has been there, the desire has absolutely been there, but with a clouded mind, the greatest of any talents becomes average, at best. Both of my parents were leaders in church, singing traditional black gospel music, filled with soul. Lots of runs, lots of modulations and key and tempo changes, lots of drawn out vowels, extended breath holds, stratosphere-level bridge notes... but most of all, they always had emotion. There was passion that lead them when they sang. I remember saying, "I'll never be able to sing like them, so I hold back a lot because I can't do what they did." In our first session, her reply was simple: "You CAN do it. And you will sing even BETTER than they did." Just to have a positive voice to trust more than my own negative thinking, that alone would be worth my time. But she's taken time to help me understand when to use my full voice vs my falsetto, how to project sound in every range, how to shape notes to match my strongest vowel sounds, how to be willing to make a mistake and learn from it. And whereas I used to refrain from allowing anyone to hear me singing, now, it's common for me to sing out freely at work, at church and everyone else, with little concern for who is listening. I still have lots to learn, but I'm grateful to be learning it in a safe place.

Vaughn and his team at H3ROIC Media set up all of my social media for my floral business -Jubilee…read moreFlorals. H3ROIC Media has helped to boost my online reputation. Since getting set up I have seen a 20% increase in my business in the short time I have been a client. I will definitely be a long term customer with H3ROIC Media. Thank you Vaughn, you have been a huge asset in building my brand.

Vaughn consistently gives of his time and talents to make sure his clients benefit from his…read moreservices. He provided us with social media covers for our business Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google Plus, LInkedin and YouTube accounts. He saved us countless hours of work and delivered a good product. He is the one you need to develop your brand and grow your business.