Came to this charming spot for the Sarah Davenport art show. This was their first show. Sarah…read moreDavenport's art will be up until April. They have new artists coming in every two months and all of them will be women and/or LGBTQ artists. It was a free show to attend and on the first day they had light bites and drinks. It felt like attending a friend's art showing. It was very intimate and sweet. This place also doubles as a meeting place and photo spot. You can check out https://linktr.ee/yellowhouserva to rent the Yellow House for a photoshoot or a meeting. To rent it for a photoshoot it's $100/hr with three hour minimum. To rent it for a meeting, it's $100/hr with two hour minimum. If you read more about this space online, you find that "Yellow House was created to be a gathering place for people to have thoughtful and meaningful conversations in mind." Which matches the feeling I had when I first entered the space. I'm excited to see more of their art shows in the future.

Really appreciate the staff and artist who sustain and create this space. Saw their "Día de…read moreMuertos" exhibit where local artist created displays honoring loved ones they have lost. Very touching and creative.

Deserted when we stopped in on a spring weekend afternoon. Not a single studio open (except for one…read morehosting a class for kids), nor an artist in sight. The only artwork we were able to view was in the hallway and in the tiny gift shop. Very disappointing.

Pre-1900s house situated right on 360 with top-notch artists. They change paintings consistently…read moreand are really friendly. One of the few great art studios in the RVA area. The paintings are well done and are pretty affordable for being an art studio in the area. They also take commissions which are really nice for clients as well. A worthwhile stop while in Mechanicsville!

Off The Beaten Track Warehouse is an affordable arts collective in a warehouse that was once a…read moretrain station then US post office then crck house and now a creative hub for Washington, D.C. It's in the lesser known neighorhood of Langdon in NE DC (south of Brookland). The building itself is historic and giant. It's well kept maintaining its old charm. Inside are art studios for a collection of DC small businesses and creatives. Twice a year they open the warehouse to the public to showcase each studio's work. As you wander throughout the building, talk to the artists, enjoy the snacks they lay out in each room, and get to know their stories. Many of them are native to this city and express their perspectives through their beautiful art.

I am so glad I discovered ArtBlitz where I'm able to pay a monthly fee in order to store my tools,…read morepaints, etc. and venture into the realm of acrylic abstracts. This is a wonderful concept that works so very well for my busy schedule. Also, I love this tight knit community of artists that I'm slowly being introduced to. It's amazing. I highly recommend for all levels of artists. Barbara is wonderful and so supportive.

Amazing concept - working full time doesn't make renting a dedicated studio space to paint…read morepractical for me. However, as a subscribing member I have space, great light, other artists to interact with - for so much less then I'd be paying for a cramped space by myself. I love the option to rent a locker for my supplies and easels and stools are provided. I can't wait to take a class and use the encaustic space.

I saw a Facebook post where someone recommended Moonlight Studios a spot right in Prince George's…read moreCounty! I booked a Sip, snack, and create class with Elle. In the class, you create your very own masterpiece in a fun and interactive setting. The night starts with an in-depth demonstration on the potter's wheel, then you (and a partner, family, friends) get hands-on shaping and forming your own work of art. The best part? It's super affordable, and they provide wine, nonalcoholic beverages, and snacks! If you're looking for a creative date night or just a fun way to unwind, this is it. Full . It's a very erotic and relaxing class. I definitely want to go back !

I had the absolute best time at the studio today. The bowl making class has so many design options…read moreand the instructor (Elle) was right there to explain the in/outs of everything. I met great people and am seriously considering a membership. It's an excellent opportunity to decompress, socialize and tap into your creative side. Bring your friends or date. Forget about the traffic to Rockville, Gaithersburg or Ellicot City this place is close, huge and fun!

I love it! Right in the heart of Dupont Circle, next to metro, so a great location. Parking is…read morelimited in the area, although there are garages within a couple of blocks of the studio. Jared and Por are fantastic! I've shot there multiple times and each time Jared met me at the location, he made sure we had everything we needed. A separate dressing room, (which also could be used for photos). Coffee, drinks, and snacks are made available as well. There is wonderful lighting equipment, although, the natural light is so abundant, I mainly used lighting to fill in shadows.

From the owner: An beautiful natural daylight photo studio space with everything you need to create. Check out the…read morespace and choose DC Bacon Studio as your next photo, video, or content studio space.

Beautiful, welcoming, clean & airy dance studio- in Takoma Park-steps away from busyboys and poets…read more The main studio has windows and benches so if you want to hang or peek in on a class you can. Master teacher Papa Assane: (Kankouran West African Dance) is internationally known and recognized, holds weekly African dance and drum classes & I'm here for it! It's a great workout and a great place to connect. Very active with a wonderful sense of community.

I went to the Saturday Moves class with my two children of 5 and 7. We all enjoyed it very much…read more It is scheduled for 90 minutes, but the time flew by. Matthew was a fun, energetic, patient teacher. Even when my kids and a few others were running around, it did not bother him one bit. I really enjoyed partnering with my son and daughter to create a dance or set of movements. You do not have to be an experienced dancer to enjoy the class, as the movements are very easy to follow and create. I broke into minimal sweat and felt like I had completed a light workout after 90 minutes. Good for all ages and levels or fitness. This is a good class for families, seniors, and kids all at the same time.

The Vienna Arts Center hosts exhibits of mostly local artists and also serves as a community…read morecultural center. There's art classes for children and adults as a "Sundays at the Art Center" program. That particular event is fun. And free. Every Sunday, you can go to the center and have free drinks (coffee or a soft drink) and cookies and see whatever exhibit is there that particular week, as well as listen to guest artists talk about their works. There is an exhibit going on here now that I loved! It is called "International Cocktail Collection" and is a series of pastel paintings that incorporate drink glasses (mostly of the martini kind) used in unusual ways.

I have signed on to teach a number of workshops at the Vienna Arts Center, and am hosting three…read moreVisiting Artists who will be teaching master classes. This space is one of the area's best kept secrets. Spacious, professionally run and wonderfully creative atmosphere. Bonnie Fitzgerald, Maverick Mosaics

How cute is this establishment! Came in for an event and was just in awe at all the beautiful…read morethings this place has to offer! So it's an artist playground! Great way to support your local DC creatives! Come by to support!

I really enjoyed the uniqueness of this experience. I have never made soap before, but having the…read moreIntimate instruction, awesome Customer Service, in a clean and professional facility, made it something that I would definitely do again. I really enjoyed my time and encourage everyone to check out this woman owned and minority operated business.