This location is in the arts district. The building does not have a sign but it does have a paint…read morespattered door with a paint brush handle, so I figured we were in the right place. Right when you walk in, it feels like instant fun. The host was pleasant and got my daughters set up right away with plastic bibs and shoe booties to protect your clothes. She also confirmed what size canvas they wanted. I left at that point because although I paid for the experience, it was for the 2 girls. I can tell you fun happened that day. They came out bubbling about how good a shot one was and how it was so much fun and how they got to paint on the walls after they spun the canvas. They will go back in a few days to pick up their painting after it fully dries. There is a few different experiences that you can do so I'm sure my girls will be back!

Went for Valentines day and my partner and I enjoyed our experience. Immediately greeted when we…read moreentered and automatically felt like in a new art world. We were assisted with confirming our art piece and selecting the colors. We were able to put on protective gear and get started right away. The staff were very helpful during the process and ensured our paints were full. I enjoyed being in our own space, away from others. one thing I wish I could compare more is the price ($80 per person). We did the smaller bears and other locations have it starting at $50. I understand things cost money, but that was pretty steep, in my opinion, for an experience that lasted all of 15 minutes.

Very nice fresh looking arts museum and school. There's plenty of activities that the school…read moreprovides, and many of them are free. Great place to take pictures and enjoy the visual arts.

An art school connect to the campus of museums and galleries. This is a daunting task if one…read morethinks about it. But for Steven Holl, the architect, this was no challenge. Just whip up his usual solutions. The outdoor space and the roof garden are well done. The interior with the gray concrete and metal stairs in the main circulation is a straight imitation of Wright's Guggenheim and Escher's staircase is ugly and brutal. I only feel sorry for the students who have to inhabit such a banal space in a long stretch of time. Let's just say had I been a student here, I will be avoiding all my classes and be smoking on the roof instead.

The summer preschool camp is wonderful. I am a pianist and a mom of three busy little ones and this…read morecamp was a perfect fit for us. My girls had a wonderful time singing, painting, moving, and learning! There were just the right number of children, the teachers were qualified and worked wonderfully with the children. The camp was well organized, smoothly run, and so much fun!

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The creative people here and generous community have a profound love and knowledge of art that you…read morecannot miss! They have plenty of free events and also hold art classes for all ages!

You know how they say Houston's the biggest small town you'll ever experience - that's how Art…read moreLeague is. I run into someone I know every time I go. In jeans. Drinking beer. Talking to the artist I just ran into. Preface: I don't know jack about art. I went to my first art opening 2 years ago at DiverseWorks as apart of my job. Then someone invited me to an Art League opening. I've missed very few shows - like 2 - since then. It's a step up from your friend's friend's 'gallery' that you really don't get - but it isn't someplace you're going to go and talk art theory and your favourite artists from the 18th century. Or event 21st century. It's local. It's fun. It's free.

A fun fabulous place to learn ceramics. Even after going to the studio for years, I always learn…read moresomething new. John and Judy are insightful and patient teachers who know and are passionate about their craft. I always feel welcome to explore new projects while being supported in the process. I feel that all students are given the opportunity to both relax and learn.

I discovered this family run studio conveniently located in Montrose last July and I'm so pleased…read morethat I did. I started out in the beginner class with no previous experience and quickly learned the basics. The beginner class is a reasonable $170 for a 5 week session and you can count on coming home with 6+ pieces. Your final class will be a potluck, work reveal and Raku firing. John and Judy allowed me to take the beginner class for a few sessions until I was confident enough to move forward to the intermediate. I'm currently taking 3 month intermediate sessions with the option of extra studio time on Saturdays for $5. I love to come to class and unwind on Monday nights after a long day; playing with clay is really a form of therapy. The owners are there to assist you hands-on and help you achieve the best result (as are some of your classmates that have been students here for many years). John and Judy often have a different approach to their craft, which is beneficial in that you're exposed to more than one perspective and technique. The best advice that I can give is to eliminate your expectations. Almost every piece you make will look different than you envisioned, but you'll learn to love the unpredictability.

I booked a lesson on HTX Clay's website two days in advance on their website. They offer hand…read morebuilding or wheel throwing lessons for individuals (1-2 people) or groups (3-10 people). The online booking was super easy to make and I signed my friend and I up for an individual wheel throwing lesson for 2 people. The studio has its own parking lot and is beautifully decorated. I love the fridge with the complimentary drinks! I've never been to a pottery studio that offers this as an amenity and it was amazing. I had originally booked with Mimi who wasn't able to make it and ended up getting a lesson from Abbie, one of the owners of HTX Clay. Abbie was a great teacher! I've taken pottery classes before but it was my friend's first time. We each made 3 pieces in the 2 hour class and picked 2 pieces to fire and glaze. The glaze selection here is great and I'm excited to see how our pieces turn out! I wish this place existed when I still lived in Houston! I would have loved to get a membership here. One thing that I found unique compared to other studios I've been to is that clay experience isn't required to get a membership and on-demand education is included.

I took an individual wheel throwing class with Naomi, and the whole experience was amazing! She was…read morevery knowledgeable and tailored the class to my needs and preferences. I left feeling like I learned a lot of techniques and more about pottery in general. Can't wait to see how my pieces turned out. The studio itself is very pretty, and everyone I met there was super friendly. Looking forward to taking another class soon!

We had the most fun we ever had at Pinot's event. Jo was so patient and so fun. She stayed late…read morewith us to make sure everyone was pleased with their results. Best time ever. Learned so much.

My brother and daughter had a wonderful time at this location. They are returning in a few weeks,…read morealong with a group and myself. I looks forward to my first time at a paint and sip event.