Love the concept of this little gallery/shop - I totally see the connection between art and…read morescience, and it's nice to see someplace celebrate that. It's not a huge space, but it's well worth a visit. We saw thought provoking works, pieces that made us smile, things that made us laugh, and we contributed to a guest-created collage of Charles Darwin for the gallery's Darwin Day celebration. :) Love the location at Canopy, which has loads of other work/display spaces for all kinds of artists and artisans - I can't wait to go to an Open Canopy (open house) event and see all the wonderful stuff that gets created there.

I'm giving this Art.Science.Gallery a three star not because I don't like it. It's because I wish…read moreit was bigger. I like the concept of seeing science as an art form. When I visit this gallery, they had art about birds. Not only they had paintings but there were screenprints and magnets too. I was disappointed there wasn't more birds because there's a lot of species. The location is where Sa-Ten is located along with galleries and shops. There's plenty of parking and it's worthy of checking out this place whenever you are in the Eastside.

Alaina was fantastic teaching glass fusion and with pottery paint suggestions!! Love my pumpkin…read moresalt & pepper shakers!

Super fun. All ages from 3 to 103…read more Great to do on those super hot days or cold days. Took our teens to get away from electronics and be in the moment and creative. Were they thrilled? Nope. Did they have a lot of fun. YUP. Depending on where you are coming from its up the hill right as you enter hill country off of 290 from south austin. If you are coming from the west off 290 its headed towards south austin about 20min from Dripping Springs a few min past Belterra strip mall food area. Plenty of parking. Lots of seating on a Sunday around 12noon ish Thanksgiving weekend. No time limit on doing your chosen art. I tried glass making for the 1st and it was fun and challenging l. Instructions by the staff very useful! Friendly. Helpful. Welcoming. We each chose something different. Plenty of items small, med or large to chose from. Pottery comes with whatever pain you want, glass area there are easy and complex projects. You pay, they fire/bake the pieces and you show up about a week later to grab your pieces. We each got something around 40.00 or under. Time flew by. We were there for maybe 2.5hrs. My teens were not on their phones once. Engaged, creative, good family time. Come visit, bring a friend, spouse/partner, day date, just yourself. Thank you for having this space for folks to be in the moment and creative with things that open their mind, heart and soul

What a wonderful space and amazing community art gallery. We needed a funky place to host a…read morefundraising dinner and Imagine Art was everything we needed and more. Kody was awesome to work with and our attendees had lots of comments on all the programs and art outlets encompassed into one place! Highly recommended if you need a unique space for your event!

Looking forward to going to Imagine ART again this weekend for EAST. I am moved by this studio and…read morecan't wait to see what these artists have done this year. I bought this fantastic painting last year.

So my plan was to originally visit for free because I heard they had an event on the weekend but…read moreThe Contemporary has TWO locations and it was free for the downtown museum only that day. This is Laguna Gloria, and it features sculptures all outdoors. We ended up paying since we were already there. BUT Laguna Gloria is FREE on Thursdays. Other days is $10 pp and if you didn't pay in advance online, they can take payment at the gift shop. Though, I'm not sure how they enforce it because it looks like you can just pass by the gift shop and enter the park. As a former art student, I just wasn't that impressed or intrigued by the art. You have to walk a ways away to visit the next sculpture. They provide a map at the gift shop, but since I'm not good at geographic directions, I just allowed my husband to plan the walking route for us. We got to see all the sculptures (there aren't a lot...15?) In total, we were probably there for less than an hour. I didn't understand some sculptures. I saw a lonely, abandoned light pole covered with spiderwebs and joked to my husband, "look at this artwork!" It turns out, it was actually art because there's a sign next to it introducing the art piece and everything. Awkward. Anyway...appreciated walking around the grounds. My favorite is the crying Miffy fountain, which is one of the first things you see when you enter the grounds. Street parking only (unless you are an art student or staff there).

The Contemporary is an outdoor museum that felt like a mini adventure all in one! We were greeted…read moreand given a map to all the installations on the property. Make sure to bring some sunscreen, water, especially on a sunny/hot day! There were several sculptures/ installations that were in shaded areas, but the sun can be very brutal since you will be outdoors. Not sure if there was parking on the property, but we parked down the hill and walked about 5 mins up.

We had a private birthday party for our daughter and it was perfect way to spend a couple hours…read more They went way beyond our expectations. Zoey and her daughters have a really passion for the art and the house in W. 6th is a great spot. Filled with a lot of heart the team there really enjoyed it as much as the kids did. Probably one of the best hidden gems still left in Austin!

Austin Creative Art Center is a long standing educational space that inspires all who walk through…read morethe door! If you want to be a better artist look no further than ACAC!

POT DADDY!!! Yes!!! Amazing pottery experience. I will be back! I took myself on a solo date here…read moreand it was better than I expected! It's tucked away in a neighborhood in the owners home. There's limited parking, about 8 spots on the property. It's beautifully situated and the set up is so nice. They provide aprons, overalls and slide shoes if you don't want to get your clothes dirty. Today's group was super small just me and 3 others! We learned to use the wheel, the process that happens afterwards and then you practice detachment by leaving your piece and choosing 1-2 others to take home! It honestly takes time to glaze and finalize the pieces which is why you do not take yours home. I found the cutest pieces!! Katie was a lovely and patient instructor! I'll definitely be back!

My wife and I absolutely loved our experience at Pot Daddy Studio. She had wanted to try a pottery…read moreclass for years and this exceeded our expectations. First, I loved the venue. It's a bit outside of Austin. But it had an eclectic feel in the woods, which definitely aligns with what we expect in Austin. Second, the teachers are fantastic and patient to give you proper guidance. Third, the music was soothing while we made pottery. Lastly, there are great pieces that you can purchase and walk away with. Overall, an amazing experience!

It's all about the outsider, folk art. The pieces displayed there make me want to get my hands…read moredirty. Maybe even go a little crazy. They do show some of Daniel Johnston's work, after all. I am only sad "The Titanic Birdhouse" made entirely of metal scraps, by Samuel Mirelez, has been sold. Not that I could have afforded it. It's also the home of the SxSW Bloodshot Records party with lots of free beer and great music, usually of the Americana punk bluegrass variety.

Yard dog has been taking care of our yard for over a year. They clean up our leaves from…read moreartificial turf. Being home a few times when they come, I was able to see part of the crew will pick up their leaves, but one guy will blow a good amount of leaves into the street. Guess we should have been apologizing to our neighbors, since our leaves likely land in their yard after a big gust! They no longer care for our yard due to pulling up my perennial bulbs around my trees in raised beds, & pulling my Turks Cap which was purposefully planted in my beds. They also have twice pulled up all the wild flowers I planted on the side of the house. Perhaps the work crew have no gardening experience, so they do not know how to recognize weeds from wanted plants. I called to inquire and give the feedback on good plants being pulled up. The gentleman who first answered the phone offered no apology & simply said explained that they may have been thinning Turks cap, bc it's invasive. What?? No. I explained it was a small plant and when it was removed, their was a perfect circle where anyone could deduce it had been purposefully planted. JD called me back after I left a message, and his response to my feedback was maybe I needed to find someone else to do my yard. No apologies, or forward solutions to prevent the same mistakes from occurring. I recommend you use them for your leaves as long as you don't mind a good deal if your leaves going into the street, and your flowers being pulled, all the while you will end up going behind them to pull the weeds from the artificial turf and from the sidewalk.

Came here for the lunar new year event and we had a great time!! The performances were great to see…read moreand we had fun shopping at the various vendor stalls!! I wish they had more food vendors but other than that it was great!!

I love this place. It's a nice place to walk around and get your steps in , it's a a peaceful place…read moreto go if you need to do some work lots of seating areas where you can get your computer put your headphones and get you working definitely a place you need to come check out