It was our first time discovering the Corona Art Association and were excited about it making a…read morechunky knit pumpkin! When we arrived a couple of us were told by the instructor, Kim that we had purchased the wrong yarn. Not knowing anything about yarn, I told her that I bought " chunky " yarn as mentioned on the event page. She said it would not be possible to make the craft with that yarn. An attendee of the class had an extra skein and was nice enough to sell it to me. My partner used that one while I tried to make the most of the situation and used the yarn I bought. It was impossible, so I ate my snacks and watched as everyone else made their pumpkin. I could see that most people were confused on what to do and most left without a completed craft. Even the instructor had to unravel her pumpkin and start over. We were so excited to learn a new hobby but left deeply disappointed.

Wonderful gallery showing the many talents of those who live locally…read more Has excellent classes offered to anyone who is interested. With the change of themes every two months there is always something new to see. Perfect for before going to the theater or at intermission.

My favorite batting at a great price. I called about a little shipping confusion and the proprietor…read morewas very helpful. Definitely shopping here again.

We have a new appreciation for stained glass art after taking Caryn's class. She was excellent in…read moreher teaching and we made a beautiful piece of stained glass. I have enjoyed her work over the years. Her pieces are wonderful.

Caryn came to my rescue when I could not find anyone to repair my glass door. She was absolutely…read morelovely. Her work was done w/ patience and my door looked like new when she was finished. Thank you Caryn! Oh and thank you for cleaning both doors before leaving. The wind and sprinklers really had them a mess.

This is my favorite gallery in Riverside. It is a community gallery with rotating member exhibits…read moreand special exhibits. The work is diverse and I always find pieces to admire and wish I owned. The atmosphere is casual and friendly.

We had an amazing time. Liz is very patient, and she's a great teacher. If you're not interested in…read morejoining, they do private group sessions.

This place isn't very professional at all and if you're trying to explain in detail about your…read morepottery pieces to have fired Elise seems to loose her temper quite easily and quickly if she's not understanding something. I had my mom drop some bone dry pieces with underglaze to have bisque fired and explained in detail the brand I've used / temperature required and Elise still seems lost as to what I want done. She then tells me that she's reluctant to fire my pieces. Wouldn't recommend I fear.

I appreciate that when I walk in they call me by my name and I get what I came for. You don't get…read moreany personalization from Hobby Lobby or WalMart. Also I recently purchased a new Janome 1600P from Gaye Marie and I love my new machine.

Gaye Marie is extremely knowledgeable in all things sewing, and we love her shop! We are always met…read moreby the "greeting committee," her sweet doggie, and I am so excited to be taking her class. Gaye takes pride in her craft, and the time/effort that she takes with her customers is priceless.

I have been coming to this spiritual store for the past 20 years, and I can honestly say it has…read morebeen a very special part of my life. Grace has helped and guided me through so many moments over the years. Her wisdom, intuition, and genuine care have always made me feel supported and understood. Everything she has shared with me has been incredibly accurate and always seems to come at the right time. I truly appreciate the guidance, positive energy, and comfort she has provided throughout the years. Grace is someone I trust completely, and I wouldn't go anywhere else for spiritual guidance. Thank you, Grace, for all the years of support, kindness, and guidance. You are truly one of a kind, and I'm grateful to have found you.

Hi, I would like to know when is it open because it says they're they're open on the schedule from…read more9 to 5 but I was there Saturday the 25th. I was there Monday the 27th and 28 July different hours and the door seems to be closed like there's no business if somebody can let me know are they still doing service or us to buy anything candles but it seems to be close completely. I am not sure what's happening.

I drove from quite a distance. I paid NINE dollars to park my car. I paid extra to be an early bird…read morebut the promised "fun things" while we waited was having vendors stuff their flyers and coupons in my hands. This is in addition to the many pages of "coupons" I had to print out from home, using my expensive toner ink. Here's a tip, vendors: don't do that to people. We don't like having to rummage for coupons we printed out because you won't simply give us your best deal at checkout. It took 45 minutes to get into the hall. The convention hall is DARK so all the vendors have to use additional lighting. There were long lines to check out at each booth, a 10 minute wait in line for coffee (one cashier), lines for everything. If you're looking for cheap closeouts or want to pick up discontinued product and have loads of unlimited time to rummage, then this might be great. But while the class I took was well run, it was expensive and of course, had too many time-consuming steps and no pre-cut paper so we had "finish it at home." Here's another tip, presenters: if your company doesn't have coordinating embellishments from your line, why not use some from another company? It might cost more but these classes are costly! And the make and takes? After the long waits everywhere, everyone's in a rush so I was unsure about doing a $3 one at K Kreations. When I explained to the woman who was helping me that I didn't think I'd be able to do it, that it looked too time-consuming, she assured me it wouldn't. Another booth worker overheard me and actually remarked to a customer--while I was sitting there--that I "didn't want to do the project...it was taking too long." So I said, "you shouldn't talk about people when they're right there. I can HEAR you." Stunned, she apologized. Really? You insult someone and apologize because you got caught doing it? It's not my fault your "make and take" is a half hour project involving tweezers and stickers the size--literally--of a pin head. I mean seriously, who designs a make and take that you actually can't take? By then, I'd had enough. I raced through the rest of the expo and believe me, I won't be back. Not worth the drive, not worth the hassle, not worth the rudeness. If the organizers had an ounce of sense, they'd realize that the people spending the most money are not the people pawing through the dollar stash. It's the people who have the least amount of time to squander, the ones who--like me--won't be returning.

The Expo is a fun place to go if you are an avid scrapbooker or cardmaker. I always "prepare" by…read moretaking a list of events I will be scrapbooking. The best part is finding pieces you can't find in Michaels or Hobby Lobby. It's like shopping from online companies without the shipping cost. Don't get caught up in items that don't fit your scrapbook style. Have a budget and stick to it. Don't stress if lines are long in popular booths. Customers are all like you, so wait your turn and be patient. Go to all the booths because you might miss something interesting. A positive attitude with vendors might get you a bargain price! See the latest and greatest in papercrafts!