Had to attend a meeting at the Art Center and we were able to explore the Veterans exhibit that was…read moreon display. A great center with ample parking. They offer a variety of art classes that seem reasonable. This is a good weekend activity and worth making a trip to view their offerings.

I can only comment on stained glass classes at the Columbia Art Center, as I haven't participated…read morein any other programs. However, these classes have been absolutely amazing. There are a couple different classes you can take to get introduced to stained glass, like creating a dragonfly. Then as your skills improve you can take classes to make large panels or even lamps. The later classes are very open ended so you can learn different skills based on your experience and make pieces that match your interests. The classes are competitively priced and often include all materials. The facility has lots of supplies and tools that you can use, so you rarely need to bring anything except your own ideas. The instructors are extremely experienced, especially Donna, and are patient and willing to work with you. I've created a couple pieces at the Columbia Art Center and I'm excited to see what I can make in the future!

Overall: cute, reasonably priced activity to do…read more You can make a reservation or sometimes just walk in. Every three weeks they get different shipments of items in that you can paint. Everything from plates, to mugs, to jars, to seasonal items, to charms. There were lots of cute options and i like that they mix it up. The prices are clearly marked and the price for the item includes the whole experience. I made a large cup for $29. The employees were chill and the playlist was good. They cleaned up everything for us at the end which was really nice. We didn't really get any instruction, so i was glad i watched the 9 super short videos on their website prior to going. They were very quick, informative, and inspirational. There is parking around back but the signs are confusing- like you might get towed?

Th employees are so nice and helpful and patient! They had a lot to choose from painting wise. A…read morelittle on the pricey side, but it's like that saying; you get what you pay for. Going to make this a 2-3 times a year spot for my 6 year old and I.

The adult painting classes are masterfully lead by Trevor with his vast pool of art knowledge and…read moreskills, as well as his enthusiasm for the craft. It is empowering to break down more complex pieces into doable steps, tackling subjects I thought were too complicated. The classes are always wonderful!

I literally think-- what have you done with my child?? Normally, my 9 year old is grumpy and I walk…read moreon egg shells whenever I pick him up from something just waiting for an explosion of emotions. When I pick him up from your camps, he is downright GIDDY! Laughing, smiling and so jubilant! I don't know what you've done with my child but I am grateful!!!!!

Best atelier on the eastcoast. A classic historic treasury. Working among the spirits of the great…read moremasters.

Door Open Baltimore has given us the opportunity to visit so many interesting places and the…read moreSchuler School of Fine Arts was one of them. It was like stepping back in time to a 19th century French atelier. Hans Schuler had Howard Sill build him a private sculpture studio in 1906. Schuler was a prominent, early 20th century sculptor, who created many sculptures in Baltimore, and served as president of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) for more than 25 years. The school, which opened in 1959, has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters and is still going strong. We were able to see the two story sculpture studio with its natural light pouring in thru the northern skylight. We were given a delightful tour by Jim and spent time talking with Fritz and Francesca, descendants of Hans and Ann Schuler.

Have been bringing my daughter here since 2020. In the two years she has been here I have…read moredefinitely seen and improvement in her art. She also loves to come here on Saturday mornings. She previously attended the online classes but there is nothing like in person instruction. They offer classes several days a week and on Saturdays for various age ranges, even for adults. Parents must be present at the door at pick up and drop off so I don't have to worry about my daughter's safety. Supplies are included in the price for newly registered students. That fee is waived for returning students. It's located right on Reisterstown Rd. There is not much street parking but there is a small lot located behind the building. From the front it looks like a house. I am not sure how it looks inside, as I have only been at the front door for check in and pickup.

Two of my daughters have taken classes here, and both have felt that they have grown tremendously…read morein their art. The classes here are self-spaced.. students work at their own level and move on when they are ready. Instructors give feedback and suggestions as the children work on their selected art.

The best preschool in Baltimore. The teachers and staff are top notch. I wish they offered 1-5…read moregrades too.

Wonderful environment for learning. They love children here and you can tell from the moment you…read morewalk in. It is a caring, nurturing School.

Can't recommend this place enough. I've taken 2 semesters of Editorial Illustration from them, not…read morebecause I didn't do well the first time, but because I learned so much. They offer a lot of classes, for people at any level.

If you are looking for an in-person school field trip for students, do not choose Snapology…read more Snapology's concept is GREAT, but what was offered could have been of better quality and execution. Snapology is overpriced with subpar materials. For a minimum of 50 students, the school was charged $750, for any additional students the cost was $15 per add-on. Snapology was to arrive at the school for a noon setup with pre-k and kindergarten students participating in the building activity from 12:30-2 pm. Snapology sent two staff members who did not represent Snapology with joy and excitement. When the two young ladies arrived they came with two rolling carts with shoe box totes of legos. As I greeted them, I asked if there was anything I needed to do. They said I needed to place the students in groups of five so that they would be able to go to the 10 Lego stations. When we arrived at the GYM small stations were created on the floor (no tables were ever requested or suggested for this activity via Snapology). As the students came, I began to usher students into the GYM along with school staff members and parents with no direction from the Snapology team. We had NO clue what to DO! The two staff members never gave us an introduction, a greeting, or guidance to get STARTED! So teachers and parents started managing stations with students. About 10 min. into the activity, a rotation was supposed to take place (no timer to be heard, no communication between school staff and SNAPOLOGY. One Snapology member moving clockwise and another moving counterclockwise. Now children are CONFUSED! Now we have 50+ with no direction moving around excitedly. At this point, I decided to have students FREELY explore the stations! Before the activity was over, I noticed the staff members cleaning up. Wait a minute we still have 30 minutes! They put the earthquake machine away, 2 green Lego mats, and a Lego bin. I see one staff take a creation from a student's hands now I am annoyed. Now it's time to ask for clarity. I spoke to one of the staff members in the hallway and was less than excited with her response. This is an easy activity that can easily be executed at your school for a FRACTION OF THE COST! Buy Legos and connector place them inbins now you have SNAPOLOGY!

We just finished a week of Camp,and my son had the best time! He was having so a good time he…read morebegged me to pick him up later just to gain more free play. Marcela and the staff were really great. I appreciate them offering flexible pick up and drop off times. We will be back for more classes in the fall.