Love this shop! My…read moreBIL gave me a gift certificate to Marjon and I spent it the very next day after Christmas. With not a lot to compare to other ceramic/pottery supply places, this place has just what I need as a beginner. What they didn't have, such as special bat systems for my pottery wheel, they said they could special order. The staff have been helpful over the phone as well as in person assisting me with kiln furniture and how to use underglazes. Except for the pottery wheels, I found that the prices of most of the supplies are comparable or better than getting them online (the pottery wheels manufacturers were offering deep discount during Christmas even with shipping). This is now my local go-to for my wheel throwing needs.

A very nice clay and tile shop. Probably the only place in Tucson or you can buy retail supplies…read morefor tile and clay making. Overpriced but we really have no other choice. Service is hit and miss.

I've attended two mobile paint and sip nights with Angela from ArtMixer at McMashers in casa grande…read moreand every time has been awesome! I have my ticket bought already for the next one! Angela makes it easy to follow along and it's so fun seeing the step by step process all come together at the end! I highly recommend Art Mixer for all your painting needs!!

We enjoyed the experience very much. We made it a date night and my wife enjoyed it so much we…read morestayed late, but never felt rushed. Will def come back for another session

A part of tradition! We love Tucson and we love Color Me Mine. Last time we visited we had a little…read morehiccup shipping our order. BUT the owner made it right and wrote us a personal note and made sure we received the special painted items. This time we are shipping our items again because we are only here for 2.5 days and they need about a week to glaze your items. Employees: Toby and Alyssa are amazing!!!! They helped us so much and with such cheer! What a fun experience! Thank you Color Me Mine for being a special part of our lives! We painted 7 items and spent a pretty penny. Studio fee separate. BUT, you don't even have to stand up to get your own paint! Worth it!

This is a really cute spot with so many options to choose from on what to make. After choosing what…read moreyou will be painting, you choose a table and staff will give directions on how to pick your paint colors. I do feel like they could do a better job explaining as they don't explain the random sponge on your table and they also do not walk around to see when you need to refills as we had to call them every time to get refills, which at times felt like they were bothered by. Anyway, we got there when it opened at 11am on a Saturday and within 40 minutes it really started filling up. They even had to turn away some people so I would definitely suggest making reservations when you want to go. I wish the colors were more expansive, however they have enough to get the job done. The colors look very different painting than they do when they dry so you have to just take their word for it when they say it appears as a different color once completed! Very cute, artistic and creative spot !

One of my favorite places to ignite a creative fire!!…read moreShannon and Leslie are amazing. The classes and workshops have helped me evolve in ways that I didn't even know I needed!! The selection is amazing. Transfers, Dixie bill paint, decoupage and lots of other cool stuff like delectable small batch gourmet foods, salsas, and ice creams-ALL TUCSON local small businesses & their love for community is infectious!!

After seeing the multiple pictures, you will see why I love Colliope! I have been a customer for…read morefive years. I am a furniture flipper and Colliope is a distributor for Iron Orchid Designs, which is one of my favorites. Shannon is the owner and she is AMAZING! Knowledgeable, creative, kind, and has the best eye in the business. She can take an old and tired piece of furniture (that most people would toss in the landfill) and make it into a work of art. She can also teach you to do the same. CoCo is a collaborative of artists that sell their wares. You can even take classes to learn techniques. Stop by and you'll be a fan too!

I've had Margarethe do two cat commission paintings for me over the last year or so, and couldn't…read morebe happier. They made for great gifts to my wife. Her cost is reasonable, and her skill impressive. Go to her blog site to see her work, I have also attached pics of the paintings she did for me (also noted in her blog, with progressive sketches). She is rather unique - an avid painter, but also a biologist (see her insect blog: http://arizonabeetlesbugsbirdsandmore.blogspot.com). Originally from Germany, she has a wide assortment of blank cards & even posters for sale from lovely desert watercolors to various colorful beetles & spiders. The list goes on. She attends the local art fairs up & down the valley - Patagonia to Fountain Hills. Support our talented local artists.

I recently went to color me mine to celebrate a friend's birthday. I enjoyed my experience and I…read morewill definitely be back! The staff was helpful and friendly. I enjoyed the environment and the artsy atmosphere!

My first time at this location with a few of my friends. The employee who "greeted" us didn't smile…read moreonce. We weren't checked on until the very end when they were cleaning up. I just wish the staff was more welcoming and friendly. The place its self is very clean and has a cozy feel.

Husband took my daughter here for the first time. Nice location and he said it was a pretty smooth…read moreprocess, he didn't paint but got to sit and help her paint. We picked up the item about 3 days later. Only downside is it was pretty expensive for a small item; he paid about $41 for a small snake figurine to paint. Didn't expect that pricing but I guess that's how it's priced in 2025/2026! Still good service and cute for a once-a-year activity.

Friendly personnel. Prices clearly marked. Excellent instruction. Lara is very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful.

We celebrated my daughter's birthday here for the first time and it was the best experience! Our…read moreparty host was incredibly friendly and amazing with both the kids and adults, which made the whole party run smoothly and fun for everyone. The manager was also very accommodating when we asked about putting a rush on our pick-up day. The staff truly went above and beyond. I would definitely recommend this place for a fun outing or a private party!

As You Wish Pottery is amazing for birthday parties! We had my daughter's 11th surprise birthday…read moreparty in the private party room. The girls loved choosing which items to paint and decorate. Riley, our party host, was assisting the entire party from handing out pizza to painting techniques. I hardly recommend this location for parties!!

Love this place! You can BYOB!! Everyone is super sweet and helpful I love this spot. Still have…read morewhat I made!

We ran into a few bumps at the beginning of our visit. They couldn't find our reservation even…read moreafter we showed our confirmation email. This wasn't just us, several people in our class had the same issue, and they had to call the owner to sort everything out before we could start. They also mentioned that we could bring our own drinks, which sounded great, but I wouldn't recommend it for the wheel-throwing class. We didn't open our wine as no cups were provided but there was also no time during the class to drink it. That said, our instructor, Callum, was amazing! Truly hands-on, patient, and made sure everyone left with a piece they were proud of, whether they chose to keep it or not. One thing to note: I wouldn't recommend this specific class for out-of-towners. If you want to keep your piece, the process takes about a month. First firing, then returning to paint, then a second firing. You also pay separately for any pieces you choose to keep and paint. Our class was $35 per person, and it's $20 per piece for firing if you plan to come back and paint it. It's a commitment, but also two fun experiences if you're local or don't mind returning. Overall, I'm taking off one star due to our specific experience with their wheel throwing activity, but I still think the concept of this place is great, and I look forward to coming back to paint my piece as well as to try a different activity!

Do not go here. I…read moreattended what was advertised as an "Introduction to Clay" class for beginners -- specifically for people who have never touched clay. I brought my stepdaughter, and we were both really excited for a supportive, welcoming learning experience. Instead, we walked into something completely different. Nan, the instructor, seemed unaware of why new people had been showing up for the past two years. No actual class took place. She briefly walked us around the studio, gave a quick 10-minute demo, and then left us entirely on our own. When we tried to ask questions, she was passive-aggressive, dismissive, and made us feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. It was clear the environment was geared toward experienced potters, not beginners. The class was supposed to run from 10am to 1pm, but there was no structured instruction at all. Everyone else in the room knew exactly what they were doing, while we were left confused and ignored. For $90 USD, this was incredibly disappointing. My stepdaughter and I had been looking forward to learning -- instead, we felt talked down to, unsupported, and eager to leave. If you're a beginner or hoping for an actual class, I strongly recommend going elsewhere.

There is a lot of weirdness in this place. I used the open studio here about a year ago, and…read moreliterally no one spoke to me when I came in. When I needed to know how things worked, I had to ask around. The guy working there had a hard time paying attention to me and didn't seem to want to talk to me. Pretty rude. Meanwhile, there is this tense undercurrent, that you can hear in whispers and people talking about how the women are treated by the management. I was told about a few different instances by people just in there throwing pots that seemed like they were really denigrating to women. Then one time the "manager" (I don't know if he was, but that's what someone told me) started yelling at someone. I don't know why anyone stays there, but I wasn't going to, especially after they were rude to me repeatedly. I found Tucson Parks and Rec to feel like a lot more of a peaceful place.