Tried a guided pottery class here and had such a great time! The instructions were easy to follow…read moreand since it was in a smaller group, it felt very hands on and personal. While I'm not the best at pottery, I definitely want to come back due to the excellent service and knowledge provided!

I remember taking different art classes in high school-watercolors, oil painting, pottery,…read moreceramics-I enjoyed all of them, but of course I didn't master anything. Fast forward to my adult years, I love to delve back in to different hobbies, but not so much that I want to invest in all the equipment to have at home. Enter Art Haus. The Art Haus allows you to use their facility for practice time to perfect a skill you're getting better at. Or sign up for a class learn and to get guidance from a professional! This fun studio is located in the Maven District, a community-centric place that attracts vibrant, creative people. You'll likely make a new friend while you make a new pottery piece. :-)

Signed up for a 6-week into to wheel throwing, and it's a lot of fun! The instructor makes…read moreeverything a blast and pays attention to what you're doing so that you can learn proper technique while enjoying the process of learning something new. It's a great group and a great environment. I'm really interested in their other class series after I finish the wheel-throwing classes.

Workshop SLC offers an incredible range of classes, and they're always adding more, so I can…read moreconsistently find something that fits exactly what I'm looking for. The instructors bring real depth of experience and are thoughtful about creating a supportive, artist-focused environment. I'd highly recommend taking a class here. The space is welcoming, and the lessons strike that perfect balance of challenging and genuinely fun.

This place is growing and offering many opportunities to engage in various forms of art from…read moreceramics, figure, drawing, and digital media. Keep your eye. This place is going to expand and offer even more opportunities in the future.

Taking the ceramics level one class was a wonderful experience. It far exceeded my expectations.read more

Love this cute art place! My little daughter (4 yrs) signed up for art classes and she has loved…read moreevery minute of it. She loved it so much, she asked me to do her birthday party there! Birthday party was so much fun, the art teacher was so sweet and did amazing with our guest's variable age group (4-8). Friendly staff, cozy cute place for creating art, AND if you haven't already tried the Gelato..... well then you must! It's so delicious and flavors are always variable so keep an eye out because they may not be the same flavors when you come back! Even if you dont do art, at least try the gelato, you wont regret it!

The last time I touched watercolors was in elementary school art class. I'm not a great artist, but…read moreI'm adventurous and always willing to try something once. I found The Art Cottage and learned that they do watercolor classes-and figured I'd give it a try. You do need to call or go online to reserve your spot-space is limited. I called and was able to get in easily for the day and time that worked for my schedule. I showed up a few minutes early and was setup at my station with paint, paper & brushes. I was ready to go! The class was brief-I learned a few basic strokes and techniques in watercolor. Gradient painting where you start very light and work your way into the darkest version of a color. I also learned the "wet on wet" and "wet on dry" techniques and when it would be appropriate to use each. I also learned how to fix mistakes and turn them into more intentional pieces of the art. I really channeled my inner Bob Ross turning things into birds and clouds. After the instruction, I was set loose to do a painting. There were some binders full of examples to provide inspiration, but no step by step instruction, which is different from other canvass/acrylic painting classes I've done elsewhere. I applied the techniques I had learned in the lesson and some suggestions from the instructor. Although my painting might not be one worthy of hanging in a gallery, I enjoyed myself and would recommend taking a class to anyone who might be mildly interested in watercolor.

A little bit of paradise in Utah. I was looking for some things to do in the downtown Salt Lake…read moreCity area during our vacation when I spotted Hawaii Fluid Art at random. I thought this would be a great activity for my LTP and I to do, so I booked a reservation online. We live in Nevada, and their website mentioned that it would take a few days for the artwork to dry completely, hence the fluid art in their name. We were going home the day after the class and we would not be back in time to pick it up, and luckily for us, it was feasible for them to ship our canvas back to us. I think they said that we would get our finished paintings in about a week and a half. I booked for 5/29/26 at 5:00pm and chose to do a small canvas ($65/person plus other fees). Depending on what you're doing and how big your canvas is, it can get messy, so make sure to pack some clothes that you don't mind getting paint on. We packed some shirts that we didn't mind getting paint on, but to be fair, it really didn't get all that messy since our canvases were so small, so it's ok. One thing that I really liked is that we were the only people in the entire class, so this basically was a private session for us. We were asked to choose three or four pint colors of our choice, which was easy for me at least. The first thing we were instructed to do was pour white paint on our canvas and cover it completely by moving it around with our bare hands or by moving the canvas around using the pegs on the bottom. Once we emptied out the cup of white paint, we were shown a technique in which they call the 'blurp blurp' technique, where you pour your colors of choice into the empty cup one at a time for two seconds until they're all mixed in together. Before pouring our colors onto the canvas, we got to decide which design to use based on other designs that were made in the past. What I did on my canvas was pour my paint across the canvas and used the rest of my paint to make some lines from top to bottom and then move the canvas around to cover the white paint up, although some white splotches appeared later on, which is a normal thing to happen. The finishing touch was glitter, which we sprinkled around our canvas like salt. The glitter made our canvases even better. They came out really well and we can't wait to see them when they arrive at my front door or mailbox, depending on what shipping service they use to ship our canvases back. This class was short but sweet. We had a lot of fun here trying out something new.

Are you a creative type...someone that likes to make art? Whether you answer yes or no, Hawaii…read moreFluid Art is perfect for you. It doesn't take any artistic ability, but if you do have such a trait, you can put it to use here as well. What I'm saying is that anyone can enjoy this place-and you should! First, you select the size of canvass that you want to paint. Then, you select up to five paint colors. There are lots to choose from and you can walk around the gallery to see other art and get some inspiration. Depending on what style you like, you'll be guided by a friendly staff member on how to pour your paint onto the canvass and then tilt it in a way that will achieve your desired outcome. It's a fun process and a bit mesmerizing to watch. For an extra fee, they can add resin to the finished piece, which will make it shiny. It certainly makes the colors pop and I'd recommend it. My only complaint is the price. Sure, you're making a one of a kind work of art. But the price point is steep and will certainly eliminate some people from participating. But if you can swing it, I'd recommend you save your pennies and give it a go.

If you're looking for fun and creative classes for adults, but mostly kids then this is the place…read moreto go. They host great art based activity camps for kids for the summer and throughout the year.

I had a great time at the fused glass ornament workshop. The ornaments I made turned out really…read morewell. I learned a lot and I had a good time

I came here with a group of 4 friends, and we all had such a fun and amazing experience!…read moreWe found this place on Groupon (so we were able to get spoiled rotten for a great price, lol!), and although we were excited to make our own DIY spa kits, as first timers, we were also nervous and didn't know what to expect, However, the girl who helped us (I believe her name was Melonie) was amazing!!! She was super sweet, friendly, helpful, patient (which is a must with our group, he-he), and very knowledgeable about the crafts and projects at hand. My friends and I seriously I couldn't stop thanking her:) The only negative thing about this place, is that we're all now addicted, lol!

Great website! They have a lot of classes scheduled and super clear info. I scheduled a gift card…read moreto be sent to a friend for a Christmas present and she loved it. They even had a discount for the end of the year!

We've known B GOLDEN since she first started her jewelry classes. She's the real deal &:very…read moreartistic!! Kathy Baird and Laurie O'neill

I went to B Golden Jewelry School over the "C" period in 2020 to take a Silversmithing…read moreworkshop/class. It was a class I had been wanting to try. They did take precautions and our class was small. I appreciated that as our instructor took the time to help us with ideas and to learn the process. They have all the supplies needed, but if there was a particular crystal/stone you wanted to use, you were more than welcome to use those instead. They also teach you a little about marketing if you were to start your own jewelry business. I haven't been able to go back since, but I look forward to taking more classes and create more pieces as I practice the art. They have a variety of other classes they offer as well.

I am so happy to see that Kidzart is offering Pallet Up summer classes at their studio in Murray!…read moreI discovered these adult art classes when I began taking Art Innovators classes through community ed at the Canyons School District. Their curriculum never repeats so all of the projects are different and they use a wide range of mediums so you get to try new and different ones at every class and they provide all the supplies so all you bring to class is you. Just this past year I have used charcoal, chalk pastels, watercolor, Prismacolor markers and acrylic to name a few. The teachers are friendly and knowledgeable. The classes are structured so that at the end of each one you have created a finished work of art ready to frame. Best of all, they welcome all skill levels so you never feel intimidated even if you are a beginner like me. If you are looking for art classes that are in a relaxed atmosphere at an affordable price I highly recommend Pallet Up!

From the owner: KidzArt is a fun, unique and confidence-building creative art experience…read more We offer: Art Classes for kids, teens and adults - starting at age 2 Camps Workshops Birthday parties for children Creative Parties for Adults School and Organizational Fundraisers Creative Workshops for Adults and Teens Palette Up! Art Soirees KidzArt enhances a child's experience of art. Kids have a great need to express themselves in many ways -- artistically, emotionally, physically and spiritually. KidzArt impacts each and every area of expression. The KidzArt classroom is a non-competitive environment enhanced by soft music that allows students to focus and enjoy what they are doing. KidzArt reaches the artistic individual as well as those who never thought they could draw or create works of art. We supply all the artist quality material and work in a variety of mediums. Our curriculum never repeats and our classes are always new!

I had such an incredible time at Crafted Rings! I love the idea of being able to create my own…read morering, and Cole took me step-by-step through the process and helped me to do as much as I could on my own. Now I have not only a cool new ring but something I can say I crafted myself! After selecting a design, the first step of the process was hand carving the ring out of wax - making the ring big enough for my finger and shaping the pattern on the outside. All the necessary tools were provided and were easy to use, especially with Cole's tips and expertise. (As someone with very limited experience with creating anything by hand, I very much appreciated this!) This step had the most amount of time allocated to it, and does require a degree of delicateness with the wax and patience with the process and with yourself. Luckily, Cole was also able to help undo or cover up mistakes (or weld the ring back together when the wax snapped - which definitely didn't happen five or six times ) Next, we used the wax ring to create a sand mold into which the silver for the ring could be poured. This doesn't take long, but prepping the mold also requires some delicate work. Again, Cole was there to help with corrections and mistakes. Since I was there by myself, I may have had a chance to be a bit more involved in preparing the silver for pouring into the mold than a group may have been able to. After the mold was ready, we used a torch to melt the silver and Cole poured the silver into the mold in one smooth, expert motion. The ring formed and cooled quickly, so within a minute or so we were putting the finishing touches on the final product. Finally, after some "pruning," sanding, and polishing, I have an awesome ring I can truly call my own! If you've ever wanted to craft something yourself worthy of being an heirloom that you could truly cal your own, or if you're looking for a meaningful gift of jewelry that isn't marked up to ridiculous prices just to take advantage of you, (OR if you just want to experience imagining yourself forging your own Ring Of Power in the fires of Mount Doom) I can absolutely recommend Crafted Rings!

You pull up to an unassuming warehouse door, not even sure you are in the right place... and…read morethen... From the moment you walk in the door, being greeted by Cole and Kayla, you know you are in for a treat. You round the corner into the workshop, with its magical blend of unique vintage decor, industrial work bench, and wax blanks on a marble square, and you know this will be something special. Creating unique handmade rings was a process like no other. With Cole and Kayla's encouragement and guidance, our experience was memorable and so much fun! We carved our rings out of Wax and when we needed assistance, Cole and Kayla were there to help. This was such a memorable experience for my daughter and I to share, and I highly recommend it to anyone who finds themselves in the Salt Lake City area! So much fun! The product is awesome, but the process was even better!