My daughter and my three year old granddaughter enjoyed a play date here for Mother's Day. The…read moreshop is well organized. The two employees are very helpful and knowledgeable. We chose a project using acrylic paints, and worked to get it painted with three coats. Some folks brought wine, but we had bottles of water. This event was relaxing and unique. I strongly advise coming with family or friends when you are feeling stressed!

From the owner: Casey K Creations offers paint your own pottery/ceramics, mosaics and acrylic painting classes and…read moreoil painting classes.

We have had a birthday party, paint and sip, and gone to classes at Party Art Cafe and Studio this…read moreyear. Each experience was enjoyed by the whole family. The kids enjoy learning about art and we enjoy spending time with them that doesn't hurt our budget.

My granddaughter had her birthday party there today, she is 9yrs. old. They all did a painting of a…read moreunicorn, which was already penciled on the canvas. Art teacher took his time with them and painted one along with them explaining all. We had pizza, cake and they were very helpful. At the end the girls had their own painted favor to take home, and we're very excited to see how well they did and show it off. Thank you Party Art Cafe!

If you are a crafty-minded person, you need Ringel's Ceramics in your life…read more Helen's shop features ready-to-sell ceramics for every occasion: Halloween, Christmas, Easter, every Pittsburgh sport, dragons, weddings, new babies, you name it. Her windows on Merchant Street are always decorated with beautiful pieces that she and the other gals have made. However, what's even cooler about Ringel's Ceramics are the weekly classes. On Wednesday evenings (7-10) and Saturdays (10-4), you can come in to the shop, buy an unfinished piece to work on (as well as all the brushes & paints you will need), and hang out in the shop, chatting with other crafty people and creating your masterpiece. Prices are so reasonable. You pay for your supplies as you go. You can purchase pieces for as little as $2.70, paints are just over $2 each, and class itself costs a mere $3 each time. Whatever you want to create, Ms Helen will find the mold for you. If you have a mold that you want to make, they can pour it for you, and then you can come to class and paint it! The classes are informal: everyone works on their own piece, at their own pace. There's a lot of chatting and laughing and oohing & ahhing over each other's latest projects. But you learn the different techniques of ceramics painting, and you get help and assistance throughout the whole process (for example, we all make Ms Helen paint the eyes on our characters, because she rules at this very difficult part of painting). There are often technique sheets available for the project you want to work on, and this can help you see how to enhance the painting as well. I came across the shop first on Nationality Days in Ambridge, and brought in a buffalo mold I had bought on eBay for $15. I really liked what the buffalo looked like, so I bought the mold without knowing how I would be able to use it. And even though it was an old mold in kind of a state of disrepair, they were able to pour it, and then Ms Helen helped me learn how to paint it (my first project!), and now I have a gorgeous buffalo statue at home. And once you start... well, you spend every class wandering around looking at the available pieces and wondering what you will paint next. There are so many options, you'll never run out. If you like to do crafts, even if you don't have any experience with ceramics or painting, please come and hang out and learn a little! It's the best way to spend your Wednesday night.

When I walked in it took me back to the 70s when every grandmother and mother painted the ceramic…read moremolds. The store had tons of product they also have classes. If you like ceramic statues or want to paint it's the place to go. It's a dying art

We visited Steele's as part of an event and loved everything about our experience! The staff was…read moreincredibly helpful and extremely patient. They took us through everything step by step, explained it clearly and were willing to work with those that needed any extra assistance. The inside is decorated so adorably! Lots of examples of art others have done and and overall feel that just makes you smile. I love that there are a variety of options. You can paint, sculpt or participate in a special event. They had snacks available to purchase (and they made them affordable) and the bathrooms and the space in general was kept very neat. A great place to take your family, a date or just some solo creative time. Highly recommend it!

I have tried to contact them via phone (left detailed message) and on Facebook. I have received no…read moreresponse! The events they have are such a great idea but without the customer service it's just an idea. Very disappointed.

My 13 year old daughter enjoyed her private pottery class with two of her friends. Would highly…read morerecommend for teens.

Casual atmosphere. Would be good for ladies night out if you're not dressed up. Or for scouts. We…read moredid it because they offered a coupon. Not sure I'd be a regular, but it was fun.

Was a nice casual place to paint with family and spend time together. The selection is great too!…read moreWould recommend for anyone who just wants a nice, quiet day out!

They have a wide variety of pieces to paint, and their prices are very reasonable. They also give…read moreyou coupons when you pick up your piece(s). Someday I will actually use my coupon.

Very nice environment. Nice employees! Many options to choose from for pottery painting. Reasonable…read moreprices.

the selection is great prices are reasonable. it's a perfect place to get kids to be creativeread more

My husband and I came here to paint a couple items. There is a TON to choose from here!! They have…read moreanimals & various figurines, plates, platters, mugs, and other dishes, as well as vases and planters. There's an option to paint or choose some sturdier pottery to do pour glazing on. They also do wheel throwing courses! For painting, we chose a mug and a small planter. The prices are listed on the bottom of each item and it comes with all the supplies, paint, and final firing. There is not table fee here like at other places. The staff is incredible. They remember you by name when you come in and are so helpful with picking out ideas, sharing techniques, and getting colors for you to use. If you don't finish your item the first time, you can come back and finish a 2nd time at no cost! ($10 if you come back after that on the same item.) We came just us the first time, and the 2nd time we came back with our son. It is a very different experience with kids vs adults, but either way is fun!

I called on short notice on a Saturday for a group of 12 for a bachelorette party. They were able…read moreto accommodate us with a larger table in the back. They were incredible! From explaining the different painting options to the different pieces to the pickup! We had a great time, and all of the pieces were bubble-wrapped, labeled, and had care instructions for pickup. I couldn't recommend Katie's Clay Studio enough for all ages. My mug was $29 before gratuity.

Terrible location and the hours of operation and lack of accommodating staff. We arrived on a…read moreSunday to an empty building and then were told we could not start a project. Went to Glazed and Amused in North Canton. Much nicer location and staff. Selection not as good but less homeless when you leave.

Great shop. Wonderful environment. employees were friendly and very knowledgeable. I love this…read moreplace and would highly recommend.

My daughter and I had a wonderful time today it was our first time there. My only minor complaint…read moreis I tipped 20% because the prompt came up and I felt awkward not doing it, so we spent about $85 for 2 regular size ceramics and 1 mini one. The tip ONLY bothered me because at the end we were the only ones in there and we had about 7 paint bottles on the table, the ladies were standing around talking (totally fine like I said no one else was in there) but the last table that left had all their paint on their table still. So when I asked do we just leave? She said can you put your paints away. It's totally fine except for the fact that like, it took us a long time to find the proper spots, they weren't doing anything and she knew we were in a time crunch, I just feel like if im going to tip $11 maybe they should have put our paints away for us? Not being lazy it just seems it would have been much faster and helpful for them to do it since we were the only ones in there. Anyway. I don't want to come off rude, everyone was very nice, I just don't understand tip culture these days where we are tipping for something that we do all the work for lol (I was a bartender for 18 years so I always tip)

Lots to do, they offer regular canvas painting, ceramic painting, pottery wheel, and glass work…read more The staff is pleasant and helpful. They walk you through the process and lay of the land. If you have been in before they are good about taking a more hands off approach. The selection of pottery to paint has decreased in variety I believe due to the other activities. They offer a party room, which could be a really fun family outing or child's party. I have only done the pottery painting but am considering the couples wheel class. Check their website for different classes offered. The price may seem high but considering all that is included, I really don't find it unreasonable.