Such a cool venue! And even cooler that it serves as a free coworking space when it's not booked…read moreout. It also includes a little cafe and a shop featuring different artists' works so I would definitely recommend checking it out!

This is such a special event venue! Very well run. There are several rooms/stages to choose from…read more I chose the Black Box stage for my story-telling event. The vibe is artsy boho, which was perfect for my branding.

Tones of fun! Me and my son had a nice time. It was a one man show and he had such personality. He…read moreoffered great customer service. I purchased off of Groupon, but we where not treated any different from someone who purchased on site. The prices look to have ranged from 25.00-75.00 all based off the size canva you pick. They supply the poncho and shoe covers, so no worries about your gear. The paint that's used does wash off the skin, with soap and water pretty easy. There are different sized paint brushes, water guns, squirt pumps, and plenty of color choices. It's so cool to see what your design creation changes to once you put it on the spin wheel. You will be sharing the room with others, no private rooms. There is one restroom. This is a cool date idea, family fun day, or a me day.

Visited Picasso's Splat Room alone and had a great time unlocking my creativity with good music and…read moregood vibes. Upon arrival you'll have free parking. The entrance is the last door before subway (to the right) it sits back a little so you may miss it if you glance too quickly but it's definitely there! Their prices range from $20-$45 and you can book online or walk in until 7pm. The owner Jerrell is an artist himself and will be opening another location in Stone Crest Mall in Feb/March so definitely be on the look out for that. This event is great for solo outing/date, date night, friend groups, corporate events, birthdays, etc. it's a very intimate setting but you'll definitely have a great time!

Great collection of local artists, both amateurs and professionals. Great stories behind the works…read more Nice artisanal jewelry. A must see when at Serenbe.

From the owner: We are a co-op art gallery in Serenbe, our artists are: Adrienne Anbinder, Malinda Lively-Arnold,…read moreJessica Ashley, Janice Barton, Ronald Beets, Christina Blum, Logynn Ferrall, Gail Foster ,Corina Graves , Hope Harrison, Mary Hollis, Wanda Hughes, Ann Jackson, Robert Lederman, Julie McKinney, Mike Ottensmeyer, Amy Peterson, Tom Swanston, Judy Walker and Mitchell Wilson

I drive from Atlanta to Tyrone to have art framed. Greg, the owner, is so talented. He has a…read morepassion for art and will work with you until you have the best possible combination of mat and frames. He has a great eye. The prices are more than reasonable. Greg can frame anything and everything -- loves a challenge. I would give him 10 stars. There are wonderful works displayed in the gallery and I confess to buying a couple of pieces when I promised myself that I was only going for framing.

Attended the opening of "Nature Undisturbed" over the weekend and found Dogwood to me amazingly…read morefriendly and perfectly unpretentious. The owners truly seem to enjoy not just the art, but the individuals behind the art and the customers looking at the art. They can tell you about the artists and the pieces with stories that make you want to own then all. The gallery's permanent collection was hold for the nature photography exhibit (which is amazing and raises money for some great local charities), but is very accessible and SO eclectic. Be it oil paintings, modern art or multi-media, this husband and wife team have you covered. We'll be back!