The Potters Guild is a member-run space in the Woodberry neighborhood of Baltimore. They host…read morepottery courses the public can sign up for, sales of member-made items, and gallery shows. If you are interested in pottery/ceramics, I would definitely recommend you to check this place out. The classes are a solid deal for the cost - they include instruction and studio time, bisque and glaze firings, and materials and tools to use at the studio. The community is welcoming and invested in people's learning journeys. If you are looking to buy pottery, definitely keep an eye out for their seasonal sales -- particularly the seconds sale, where you can get a 50% discount on all items.

The Potters Guild of Baltimore is tucked away at the bottom of a beautiful old mill building in…read moreClippers Mill. Half of their space is a studio, where experienced and beginners can take classes and work on their pieces, and the other half of the building acts as a store front for people to showcase and sell their work. I've never taken a class, but my friend Dave is right now and really enjoys it. I have browsed their store section and really like the wall covered in mugs on hooks. Such a great place to get a unique and personal gift for someone. I brought my mom home a pair for Hanukkah and she loved them.

Best atelier on the eastcoast. A classic historic treasury. Working among the spirits of the great…read moremasters.

Door Open Baltimore has given us the opportunity to visit so many interesting places and the…read moreSchuler School of Fine Arts was one of them. It was like stepping back in time to a 19th century French atelier. Hans Schuler had Howard Sill build him a private sculpture studio in 1906. Schuler was a prominent, early 20th century sculptor, who created many sculptures in Baltimore, and served as president of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) for more than 25 years. The school, which opened in 1959, has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters and is still going strong. We were able to see the two story sculpture studio with its natural light pouring in thru the northern skylight. We were given a delightful tour by Jim and spent time talking with Fritz and Francesca, descendants of Hans and Ann Schuler.

I've came here few times with my family and loved each time! This place is so cute and cozy. All…read morethe staff are so friendly and welcoming. You don't have to an expert to take their group classes. It's all about having wonderful time with your loved ones! It's super easy to register for classes online. The sessions get booked quickly so register early. You have to register and pay color and glazing separately. It's no included in the first pottery session. There's a big parking lot which free across the street which makes it easy to get to. Absolutely recommend.

Clay ground was a cool experience. I've never done pottery before so I thought I'd press my luck…read more Book in advance if you need to go on a specific day as they book quickly. I did the mud & merlot class. Interesting name as there was no merlot lol. I'm not sure if it's BYOB but no one was drinking which is fine because I don't drink myself. I'm not sure where one would place their bottle or glass anyway. Anywho, didn't care for the teacher. She rushed through explaining what to do. Thankfully there were assistants who helped the group as needed. So you do have to come back for a separate class to glaze your pottery. I'm not sure if that was explained in the initial booking. Parking is non existent in Ellicott city. Please plan your trip well.

I have found a hidden gem. Full of great people that have a passion for art. I love the location…read moreand lots of parking. I attend the model drawing class (fee of course) where I really did not know anyone. Needless to say people were welcoming and I felt relaxed. I was able to have a 3 hour session and just loved the whole experience. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that is into art and want to refine your skill and also try different materials. Have you have your own supplies (paper and materials) also suggest arriving early to get a good spot, but be respectful of areas that are marked from the previous participant. easels and chairs are supplied

Great place to take art lessons. All ages, all types of art. . Knowledgeable teachers…read more Convenient hours. Wonderful art shows.

This store is a truly fun experience - part art gallery, part jewelry store, part crystal shop. The…read moreshop specializes in gorgeous mosaic work, from large scale mirrors to delicate earrings. And they are very very reasonably priced. Also, they participate in the Hampden art walk, so you can come in, drink a glass of wine, and chat with the owner.

Literally a hidden gem! This gallery is filled with color and masterpieces. Def a place to check…read moreout! The energy in here is vibrant. Got myself a few stones for my broken heart that needs a lil healing. Affordable stones. And a light lamp. Gail the artist/shop owner was very pleasant. Her work is unique and she showcases other artist's work. If you like handmade jewelry, mosaic art and crystals this is your place.

I love this sewing school! My daughter attended the sewing camp this summer and enjoyed her time…read morethere and what she learned immensely. Ms. Margaret and her staff are so kind and patient. Great experience! We are signing her up for the after school program. I will start taking some courses as well this fall. I highly recommend this school.

This school is just awesome. The instructor is fabulous. She is patient and kind. She makes…read moreeveryone feel welcome at every level. I have learned so much from her. The workshops are fun too. Don't hesitate just sign up. You won't regret it.

Looveee This school! So much fun to learn new art techniques and designs! We took a Homeschool Art…read moreClass and learned so many things ! We will be taking sewing classes next!

I visited Eubie Blake to see an exhibit of Megan Lewis's paintings (on view October 9-November 20,…read more2021) with a friend, and we were really blown away by the work in the gallery. I'll definitely return for another gallery visit (the exhibits/shows change all the time)! But Eubie Blake is more than a gallery, even during COVID times! It offers live music (Eubie Live!), classes, and events. It's not very clear to me what they're doing right now during COVID, and their website isn't great at providing information about their hours or how to visit (I wasn't sure, for example, if you needed to have a pre-selected time to visit the galleries during COVID or not - the answer is no). If you happen by and they're open, stop in! There's some really great art in those galleries! I hope to return for some jazz sometime soon!

How did I not know about this place? I went to attend a gala that was being held in the space and…read moregot to see the amazing exhibits they had in the gallery at the time. My understanding is they rotate and if they are anything like the one that was on display the night of the gala it is worth the visit. I not only got to take in an amazing event with some wonderful ballet dancers I also got to see some great art and take in some Baltimore history. Can't wait to come back for more things.