extremely disappointed- called for there hours and was told the closed at5:00. arrived with 2 boys…read moreat 4:01 only to be told we had to be there by 4:00 and turns away. Called for second try, asked if we needed an appointment, was advised it was not necessary. Arrived at 3:30 only to be told that it would be an hour wait if we didn't have an appointment. Won't try again

There aren't any reviews from the covid times, so I thought I'd review to let everyone know they…read moreare doing well with distancing. We were seated in our group, but distanced from others. They have procedures in place to minimize contact and the materials are cleaned between users. We had a good time and felt safe.

Need a place to buy a gift? This is the place. Smells great with all the candles. Lots of…read moreChristmas supplies. Excellent help and advice on selecting the perfect gift.

This place is amazing!!!! The concept behind the store is to help grow the love of the arts and to…read morehelp the community grow. It's built in a past what you can model and suggested prices are listed in the counter. They have lists of needed donations and a QR code that you can scan to see the most updated list. You never know what you find here! They also offer fun workshops and fun creative sessions that allow you to let your inner artist shine so check out trot website to see if there's something that you've always wanted to try.

The sliding scale prices and selection of second hand craft supplies can't be beat!! I revisit…read moreoften and always find something new! Can't recommend this place enough!

The teachers, and classes in general, are fantastic! I love everything about Mudworks.read more

My children really enjoy going to KMW for the classes and the holiday themed projects from their…read morefamily day in clay class. Check out their website for classes and their calendar. It's a fun way to get dirty. Family Day in Clay Schedule 2014 Classes: Jan. 18, 2014 - Valentine Boxes March 8, 2014 - Spring Planters April 26, 2014 - Easter Baskets Aug. 2, 2014 - Summer Vases Sept. 20, 2014 - Fall Foliage Wall Pockets Oct. 11, 2014 - Pumpkin Lanterns Nov. 8, 2014 - Turkey Trays Dec. 13, 2014 - Snowmen and Snowflakes

Super friendly and pretty fast service. I went in and there was a huge group of people that ordered…read morebefore me, I still got my food in like 15 minutes. The store is a bit smaller, so on a rainy day, the inside can feel a bit cramped. Nice weather means you can take advantage of the little patio space they have. I tried a womlettewich (waffle omelette sandwich) which was delicious. You can absolutely customize every bit of it, and that's what I did - croissant bread instead of white or sourdough, turkey, pepperjack cheese, and I added spinach too! The drinks menu is just as extensive, but I ended up trying the Peeps latte that was on special. It was toasted marshmallow syrup with lavender whip, but I didn't want it too sugary, so I ordered it half sweet. Street parking can be a bit hard, but since it's so close to Woodland, you might have some good luck!

Wandered in for the first time on a 67 degree day in February after walking in Woodland Park. I…read moremade my own mango spinach smoothie and had a chicken salad lettuce wrap. Great service, lots of options, reasonable price, and loved the hidden tables in the back. Will definitely return!

In Berea you will find all kinds of arts/craft stores, this one is heads above most of the others…read more The items might fetch a bigger price, but I assure you that the quality is there. Beautiful pottery teapots, ornaments and decorative dishes. Exquisitely hand-dyed silk wraps and tunics. Hand-carved wood items and pretty quilts. This place even had a vault door open which made it interesting. After asking, the story was told that it used to be a bank until the man who ran it, took all the money and left town never to be seen again. If you want to buy a pampered gift for a friend or yourself, this is the place to go.

I stumbled upon this place while looking for coffee. It is right in the heart of Berea. It…read morecontains a lot of hand made items and local flare. Anything you can think of that you would want made of wood, sewn, or pottery they have it. It is a well laid out place for great arts and craft items made right here in the great Appalachian area. Perfect shop for a tourist or a local alike. I find this place is a great place to buy unique hand made useful gifts. If you are in Berea and have the time, please stop in and see these folks. I am sure you will find quite a few things that you or your friends can't live without.

This visit was like visiting family…read more I make make pottery. I like to visit other potters. Sarah was the only one on site this day August '22, but welcomed me in and offered me a drink of water. She had a few pieces she was finishing up at the end of her workday, worked as we just chatted. Learning i also worked in clay, she handed me a pinch to play with. (its a potter thing) The studio clay is a rich red. A mostly local clay from the area. The work is outstanding yet humble (like she is) with several color schemes. The place is out in the rural...a rocky drive back and forth up a hill. a great little shop and studio. please visit.

I have been going to Tator Knob Pottery for four years in a row. The owners design and make all the…read morepottery for sale in their store and believe you me, you will be so impressed with the owners. The pottery is not only beautiful it is useful in every day life. I use my soup bowls every week and my vases are used for flowers from my garden all year long. You can watch while pottery is being made. Sarah will sit down and explain the process to you. They will offer you punch and coffee while you are looking at all the pottery for sale. This is a place I always look forward to visiting with my friend. We just spent more money on awesome treasures for our home. Sarah was so hospitable just like an old friend. Plus all the beautiful flowers outside are a joy to behold. Such a nice trip to a site up in the hills of Kentucky. After visiting Sarah go into Berea, to search for more treasures for local artisans as Berea is the art capital of Kentucky.

My mom has bought 7 stockings at this location and she is a loyal customer. However she continues…read moreto be treated very rudely by the staff. My mom was taking pictures of stocking options for Grandkids and was rudely accosted for taking pictures. How could you treat a recurring customer so poorly! Maybe think about having better interactions with nice grand parents.

After hearing consistently wonderful things from my friends in Knoxvillle (a/k/a needlepoint…read moredesert) about M's, I made the three hour trek to see it myself. It's a beautiful, bright shop with a huge selection of fibers, embellishments, and of course, canvases. I came with some projects in progress and canvases I haven't started yet, and the gals were patient and helpful with everything. I'm not an experienced needlepointer, and they helped me choose exactly what I needed based on my preferences. I have a hard time making decisions about needlepoint because I don't know enough to know what I don't know, so it took some serious customer service on their part. In the end, I found exactly what I needed and left with many great recommendations and ideas, not to mention a bag full of needlepoint goodies. I loved all their finished samples and was inspired by the gorgeous decorative stitching on some of them. I also love seeing finished projects because I rarely know how I want my completed canvases to be finished. I'll definitely be back!

This store is always amazingly organized and clean. I usually purchase t-shirts and paint, but…read morealways see other amazing items I would like to purchase. The employees are friendly and are knowledgeable.

This Hamburg location is one of two Hobby Lobby locations in central Kentucky. This one is super…read moreconvenient to the interstate and near a bunch of other stores that you absolutely spend an entire day shopping in. I'm actually surprised that this place hasn't put Michael's out of business. Both are very similar and close to the other, but Hobby Lobby has a ton more to choose from. HL has a LOT more home decor than Michael's. My daughter is an artist and I often find myself at Hobby Lobby. I'll use the excuse of her artistry supply needs to feed my home decor shopping habit. The home decor is plentiful... I could spend a year's worth of pay at one time, but I have to use self-control. They have what I believe to be the area's largest selection of artificial floral supplies. I've used the framing services several times and it was always on time and I was always satisfied with the results. They have an electronic, scannable 40% off of one regular priced item promo code on their app... just a suggestion... thank me later ;)