I took an adult watercolor class for three sessions in December. I signed up for this class because…read moreI am familiar with watercolor but I wanted more ideas, tips, and techniques to improve my skills. For the first session, we had a sub for the class and she seemed apprehensive on how to lead the class. The two hours consisted of us essentially having free time to paint and a few basic brush movements. The second class was then led by the main instructor who seemed more confident and taught us basic skills such as painting wet on wet, dry on dry, etc, however this should've been done the first week. Additionally, the supplies we were given were not great, most of the paints we were given were out of certain colors and we were given a small number of papers and had to request for more if needed, which felt unnecessary. After she went over these ideas, she let the class go on Pinterest and choose a painting they'd like to replicate. She would walk around and give positive praise, however, did not offer feedback or various ideas on how to improve the painting. I love the concept and idea of this class, however, I'm disappointed this felt more like a free paint time rather than an instructional class for paying almost $200.

My kids cousins loved art garage- so we decided to pair up and go to the same class…read more So here is the deal - they offer discrete before lunch and after lunch options. So what happened to us was that we could get our oldest into both before and after lunch programs but we couldn't get our youngest in both. Why? Because they sold out some of the afternoon? I think a business like this would schedule full day over 1/2 days.... Of course they were completely inflexible as far as the youngest kid. "You can join waitlist" "And if i don't get in you would allow me to cancel the other?" "No. " Seriously? You would stick me to a camp i couldn't get him home for? Whatever ... Then we were less than impressed with an afternoon teacher. Both my son and cousins referred her as "mean" "What is mean" "Like if you missed a step and asked a question, she would snap "ask another student" I did contact art garage and what I didn't get was so much as an apology just "I'll talk to teacher" and "appreciate your feedback". And even an excuse around the line of "self reliance" No being yelled at by a teacher to talk to ask other students makes people feel belittled and stupider than their classmates. Obviously not qualified to work with kids. This was the only bad camp experience this year. Though they did appreciate my feedback - so I'll assume they will appreciate this review.

My boyfriend and I got a Groupon for a wine-making class at Wine & Whey and didn't really know what…read moreto expect. When we got there Friday night, we met the down-to-earth owners + their tiny, sweet dog & the rest of our group! Then, we got a ton of wine samples while chatting with the owners + our fun group! After sipping on some great wine made in-house for an hour or so - seriously, so much wine - we decided, as a group, what type of white wine & red wine we would make together. And then, we got started with pouring & stirring the ingredients - most everyone got a chance to do something! & when we were done, we sipped on some more wine and chatted some more. Now, we get to create our own label to put on our bottles and in a month or so, we'll be back at Wine & Whey to share a potluck with our group while bottling the wine! This is such a fun, social experience. I'm definitely interested in coming back for a cheese class! Everyone who likes wine, cheese & meeting people who have that same common interest should definitely check this spot out!

Came to Wine & Whey last night for a wine-making class. My sister-in-law gave me a Groupon for…read moreChristmas as a way to make new friends in Denver having recently moved here. I was a bit nervous because I was alone, but I ended up having a blast! First, you are greeted by THE CUTEST little dog, Zara. She was seriously so sweet and adorable. Every time the door chimed she'd jump up and excitedly run to say hello to the newest person. Everyone in the group was nice and we all had fun getting to try many different wines, and learning about the post-crushed-grape wine making process. I cannot say enough great things about the owners; a down to Earth, married couple who have a clear joy for teaching people new things. I was so impressed by the class (and surprised at how much I liked some of the wines), that I'm discussing with my fiancé to make our own wine for our November 2019 wedding! Even though the Groupon was an awesome gift to get, I would pay full price for these classes, and I definitely intend on checking out the cheese class. Do yourself a huge favor and buy yourself this class!

Crafting is my spirit animal and when I saw that The Craftsman & Apprentice was hosting a Macrame…read moreand Mimosas Class I signed right up. The class price was $75 and covered instruction, materials, Mimosas, and delicious brunch fare. I opted to attend solo and was lucky enough to make a few crafting pals during the class. The class was well led and the studio is beautiful. I'm loving that they have memberships for kids and that they exist in general. A woman-owned business and keeping our community growing and working together to make beautiful things. Sign me up again and again!!

I came here for a knotty good time (macrame class) and thought it was a ton of fun. I have a…read morenew-found appreciation for all of the beautiful macrame pieces I see on Instagram and for the macrame plant-holders my parents had from the early 80s. We got to use sticks instead of dowels and there was brunch served. Brunch included hard-boiled eggs, coffee, fruits and a quiche. There was trendy/cool music playing in the background and the space was nice because there were lots of arts-and-crafts tools laying all around. My only objection is how expensive the class is. This place hosts all kinds of different arts and crafts events for both adults and kids.

My daughter attended here and I would highly encourage anyone reading this to to go elsewhere.There…read moreare much better dance studios in the area that treat the dancers and their families with respect. Krista thinks she is a dance god and you should bow down to her and be thankful to be in her presence. She should not be in a position to work with children, she's very unstable.

***WARNING*** Do not attend this studio. They will steal money from you. I have had multiple…read moredisputes with KMDA dance studio for stealing money out of my husbands account and taking money out of my account when my daughter longer attended. This dance studio is a fraud. There are a list of complaints and reviews. These complaints are valid. Do your research and save yourself the grief.

AIR Aerial hasn't gotten a review in a few years, but I can confirm that it is still such a great…read moreexperience. I tried the introductory class and it was a lot of fun. The class can accommodate a wide range of physical ability and flexibility. The instructor was great at offering variations depending on what you're looking for - gentle assisted stretching to more advanced inversions and strength training. You'll most likely surprise yourself with what you're capable of! I loved the studio space too - it felt peaceful and lively and there was enough space to do your thing. They offer great packages if you get hooked and want to be a regular. Give yourself a little extra time to park and find the studio if it's your first time!

Tried an aerial yoga class here using class pass. I loved it! It's a fun combination of aerial…read morehammock and yoga. The aerial element allows for deeper stretches, fun inversions, and an extra relaxing shavasana in a hammock cocoon at the end. The instructor was great and catered to beginners well. They also offer fitness classes that look like they'd be a great workout. Can't wait to go back!

We joined this studio around November of 2020. We travel ~45 minutes to take ballet and tap…read moreclasses here and it is well worth the travel time (and cost of gas). The owners went out of their way to make my daughter feel welcome and she has progressed tremendously. There are two performances each year and are a joy to watch. The instruction is excellent, and the instructors are very friendly.

This is the 3rd dance studio we've tried for my daughter and after just a month we decided this…read morewill be her dance home. The people are warm and welcoming and the instructors are top notch. After seeing how 2 other studios operate there is a night and day difference in how this studio is ran. All the instructors are highly skilled and accomplished in their styles of dance. The growth we've seen in my daughter as a dancer has been fantastic. Highly recommend!

George was fantastic to work with! Extremely knowledgeable about his craft, very upfront with…read moretiming and what modifications would be necessary, very communicative and also extremely reasonably priced. My dress for my friends wedding fit perfectly and he even suggested additional alterations to make it look even better beyond just the fit. Would love to bring more pieces to him in the future!

Overall: Trustworthy place for alterations and custom work…read more He's clear about what's realistic, what isn't, what he can do, and why. Alterations: George transformed a delicate silk dress so the top half not only fit but flattered me. It had the perfect balance between loose and structured. He added a built-in bra with no visible trace and perfectly matched darts on both sides, plus a high-quality liner that feels invisible. I can just throw the dress on and feel comfortable and polished without extra layers. Worth every penny. Fabric: He sources materials within a reasonable budget without sacrificing quality (though some fabrics may cost more, I think it's worth it). He found a perfect liner match for my silk dress that feels incredibly soft. Design: Versatile with a strong eye for design across styles, from casual to formal to couture-like pieces. He can also create custom clothes tailored to your body and personal style. Price: Reasonable. Quality work reflects the value. Sewing Classes: Two great experiences so far. Hands-on, practical, and tailored to your pace and project. Relaxed and informal, which I like. He starts by getting you comfortable on the sewing machine right away and shares helpful tips as you progress. He's patient with questions and plans to offer more project-based classes in the future, like tote bags. My Projects so far: 1. Organza blazer: Adjusted the upper sleeve design to hide small holes. Now, it looks subtly more unique. Learned how organza fabric behaves and how to plan, prep, and mark before execution. 2. Sheer burnout velvet top: Undoing a previous alteration and redesigning the fit of a delicate, boxy top with two finicky layers. He walked me through the full process--from prep to execution--including stitch removal, fabric behavior, needle selection, machine basics and maintenance, tools worth having (and not), measuring and marking, steaming techniques, cutting precision, darts, shaping the armpit area cleanly, secure stitching methods, and possible fixes if mistakes happen. Next session will focus on finishing the top, adding a built-in side zipper, and learning how to use my new Pfaff sewing machine. Space: Small but well-equipped with multiple machines, a few seating spots, and one curtained dressing area. Tucked into an alley among creative, independent businesses with a welcoming community feel. Extra: His gentle, golden-eyed dog, Gray, makes the space even more welcoming. He loves pets and tug-of-war and stays quietly nearby.

Always welcoming, been going to this shop for years. One of the first places I go for the holidaysread more

We came in for "Drop in and Paint" and it was so relaxing and fun! They have so many ceramics to…read morechoose form and diff price ranges.. super fun! My six year old enjoyed it so much! Can't wait to come back