We have fire! Now we get to witness fire and breath being…read moreused to shape glass. Are you looking for something unique? This little establishment peaked our imagination. Now you can make your own custom version. They blow the glass or you have some control. But truly it's an art form all to those that know how to do this! It's truly amazing to watch! You have fun as a viewer to witness it. The value is worth it. Then you have a souvenir to celebrate the occasion. You can choose from handmade items available in the gallery shop for sale too. It's a unique fun occasion. Bring the family and friends come together as many have around fire.

This place is wonderful! Very personal advice when making a pendant with a friend's cremains. You…read moredon't have to worry whose ashes - you do it right there (if you want to). Gave all the time we needed.

Fun and therapeutic! We were Just two ladies, wearing Dickies and fce shields, smashing glass and…read morepottery with aluminum bats, crowbars, mallets, and golf clubs while heavy metal sounded. I agree with other reviewers that you'll get warm in the safety gear. I chose to wear the plastic glove liners too, so my hands got very sweaty. Unfortunately, we were one of the last slots of the day and Smash Lab ran out of electronics to destroy before we got there. They offered us more glass items to smash instead. One thing to note is that you can bring your own items to smash- glass bottles, electronics, whatever. I also recommend putting together a playlist before you get to Smash Lab because you get to connect your phone to your smash room speaker.

I was disappointed with this experience, especially given the price and how the package was…read moreadvertised. We booked the Heavy Group Smackage for up to six people, which was supposed to include 50 glass breakables, 2 small electronics, and 2 large electronics. Which part of me didn't understand for the price that we paid, but I'm glad we were given that opportunity for reasons I will share below. When we got into the room, it was already cluttered with leftover debris from previous groups, which immediately made it feel unprepared and rushed. On top of that, the room wasn't set up with any of our items when we arrived (the employee was sitting in her car when we got there), so we lost a noticeable portion of our paid time waiting for things to be brought in--meaning we didn't actually get the full 50 minutes we paid for. The biggest letdown was the item selection: their idea of "two small electronics" was literally two computer mice, which feels misleading at best. The large items--a TV and a PC tower--were acceptable, but that was about it. We did get a selection of glass items in a tote, but they were all pretty small and we had to set them up ourselves. If we hadn't brought several of our own larger items, there's no way we would have had enough to entertain 6 people for the allotted time, let alone feel like we got our money's worth. There was also nothing useful to set items on--just an old tire--making the setup awkward and frustrating (other facilities have platforms of varying sizes). Overall, for $160, this felt like a very poor value and not at all what was advertised. A rage room should feel stocked, intentional, and stress-relieving--not like you're paying to finish off someone else's leftovers. I wouldn't book this package again unless they seriously improve the setup and item quality.

I Attended Loopy Dough Studio's open house on 1/17/26. I had already followed the studio's…read moreInstagram page but when I saw they were having an open house with free pottery painting, giveaways and food, I knew I had to go! We were warmly welcomed at the door and given instruction on everything happening in the little studio space. The first thing I noticed was the plethora of glaze colors. I painted a small vase in one of the speckled colors. We entered the giveaways, snacked on an impressive charcuterie board and sipped a tasty margarita. The owner checked us out after painting, she was friendly and so grateful we stopped in. We chose a mystery pottery item for $10 before leaving, it was a small colorful vase. If you've been thinking about taking a pottery class, I suggest checking this place out! (They also have take home pottery kits).

I recently took the six week class with Alex, and it was fantastic! I loved coming to class each…read moreweek and learning how to create my pieces from scratch. This is definitely a unique experience that everyone must take at least once! I highly recommend if anyone is looking to get into a new hobby

Brian Roberts is not only the most knowledgeable billiards professional around, he is also a local…read morelegend who's name proceeds him. Folks come to Rack 66 for their 1st cues and some come for cues that cost thousands. Whatever your needs, Brian has you covered. As well as all of your accessory needs like cases, chalk holders and gloves.

Excellent communication when the guys came to break down the pool table and also when they came…read moreback to Re-assemble the table with new felt. Much better experience in comparison to Stepleton's last time we got new felt. Highly recommend. Also appreciated getting a discount for paying for the job in cash.o

First, I didn't go in with the expectation of producing quality art to hang on my wall. I'm an…read moreartist, but painting isn't my first medium. I believe these type of events are more about the experience. They can be fun for a group event with family, friends or co-workers. CONS: It is in the basement, so there are no windows (if that is something that bothers you). The instructor talked too much (personal, not conversational), and would disappear unexpectedly at different times. She only came around a couple of times to offer tips and assistance, and seemed a bit impatient. The setup was a bit awkward from some viewpoints, as there are pillars in the middle of the room. They have monitors to assist, but it can still be hard to see what they're doing, and the "color chart" was impossible to see for most of us. It felt like we spent a lot of time mixing colors, and then quickly dabbing the paint on canvas to catch up with the instructor. We felt rushed. I believe the sessions are supposed to be 2.5 to 3 hours, but we were there about 2 hours at most. PROS: It's in the heart of downtown Jeff, near great restaurants and the Big 4 walking bridge, all in walking distance. There is a lot of free parking nearby as well. There were bright paintings all down the hallways, and in the large basement studio, which cheered up the space. It was neat and clean, and everything was easily accessible. The instructor was friendly and joked around with us some. She put on a playlist of music, which was her own choice of hits but she offered to put on something we would like if we wanted. We had a good time joking off and on while we tried to follow along. We all ended up with different results, and had fun being together and laughing at our mistakes. Overall, we had fun, but because that is what we brought into it. A big part of these experiences does lie with the instructor (or host you could say) and their skill at hospitality as well as art. I admit I wouldn't return if I knew the same instructor or someone similar was leading it. (She mentioned several times that she was the owner's daughter.) Opinions and experiences are subjective, so you should check it out for yourself.

Went to the new location in downtown Jeffersonville at 300 Spring Street for a 6 PM session on a…read moreSaturday for $36. This is my first time doing a "sip and paint" and I really enjoyed it and would repeat in the future. They have discounted session prices on Tuesdays. The new location has only been open for a week and would be a great idea for the holidays as a place to gather for a fun time or also as a gift idea for even the non-artist in your life. Plenty of free public parking located across the street as well as behind the building. Enter through the glass doors and travel down the stairs to a welcoming art space in the basement. The instructor greeted us and directed us to pick out our paints, protective aprons, and brushes and we chose our easel stations. They also sell wine and beer and snacks and frequent take breaks as needed during the evening to accommodate refreshment and stretching your legs after sitting for an hour. I chose a $6 glass of Cabernet and the entire paint session is typically 2-1/2 to 3 hours long. I also purchased a really cute t-shirt for $15, which supposedly can be custom ordered in various colors, sizes, and multiple designs. An inspiration picture is displayed at the front of the classroom and the instructor provides step-by-step instructions to replicate the image. Our instructor was Moira for this particular project, and she was very helpful in providing individual assistance as needed or requested. Her expertise was very helpful! As you can see from my impressionistic version of the original piece, art is in the eye of the beholder! I had fun, which was my main objective here.

We had so much fun at the Crane House event! My friend and I signed up for their mooncake making…read moreclass. Although I am well-versed in all things mooncake already, but I've never tried making them. I am so glad to have caught this workshop! The class offered brief Chinese history and cultural significance of the mooncake along w tastings of many flavors. Then we dove right into the making of ice skin/mochi mooncake. I am a decent cook but a terrible baker. But even I managed to make great mooncake in this class! The instructors measured out most of the ingredients for us. Add that to the detailed demonstration...wow, I made my first (no bake) mooncakes! So did everyone else in class! This was such a fun, informative and lighthearted activity for all ages. I will be keeping my eye out for more activities from Asia Institute Crane House.

Beautifully decorated. Lots of art. Go to the websoite-they offer lots of seminars, activities…read more The staff is so friendly. They are proud of thier center, and it shows. So much history. Lots to explore and learn here.

Three weeks ago I didn't know this place existed and now I've taken two classes there and am…read morelooking forward to returning for another. FirstBuild is owned by GE, but opens the space up to the public in the evenings and Saturday mornings. They post their upcoming classes on Facebook and on their website and signing up online is easy. Make sure to note the time and date of your class. I didn't receive any text or email reminders after the purchase confirmation. I've attended the Power Tools 101 and the Woodworking 101 classes. Prices for both were incredibly reasonable. Instructors for both were awesome. You can tell they care about the mission of helping people create and build things while using the equipment safely. Along with the power tools you can use in the co-working makerspace, there's a 3-D printer and laser cutter available. If you want to use the woodworking equipment outside of class time, you'll need to take their certification class. Everyone I met was super welcoming. Very Louisville Tool Library vibes. Highly recommend. FirstBuild is next to UofL's Belknap campus. They have designated parking spaces. I had zero issues finding spots near the door.

I've had a great experience at first built. Overall, the staff here are very friendly and…read moreexperienced. They know how to help you out and assist you accordingly. I've been making 3D modeled QR keychains and it's been a pleasure working with them.

This is one of the best kept secrets in Louisville if you love to create. I've been taking the…read morejewelry/silversmithing class with Lauri and she is fantastic. She's very knowledgeable and so enthusiastic about teaching. In addition, they also offer pottery, painting and mosaics. I'm sure they have others I didn't mention. The price for the classes is also very reasonable. There are classes for kids and adults.