It was very hard to miss the lime green building! There is…read moreplenty of parking available. I was super excited to make a tumbler tonight! The class was $35. This included all supplies except a tumbler. I brought my own tumbler from home. They also have tumblers for purchase. The owners are very helpful and knowledgeable of each project. The Makery also sells tie dye outfits, hair bows, key chains, face glitter and earrings. They also have their own line of glitter and it's spectacular. This is a great place to work on your own craft projects or you can choose one of the shop's many projects to make. They host kid's birthday parties, ladies' nights out and bridal showers. I highly recommend this place for all of your crafting.

Friendly staff and limitless variety of crafts! Great place to have a kids party or a ladies night!read more

What the what is this treasure of a place?!?! Former candy shop has become a hide out for…read morecreatives. Miniaturist has her working studio in the back and in the front many of her creations are on display and for sale! Lot's of other goodies like books, cards and sweets also available. L Delaney also hosts crafting classes and I can't wait to sign up for her next one. I look forward to seeing how she continues to shift the space. I definitely encourage everyone to stop in and take a little peek around.

From the owner: Welcome to New Orleans's whimsical whatnot shop, specializing in art, curios, & gifts by…read moreday...events and workshops by night. Home to New Orlean's mysterious miniaturist and her secret Museum of Curious-itinies...

I attended a child's birthday celebration here. The party room is spacious. Ashton, the artist in…read morecharge of the party, was amazing. She was patient, gave easy directions, and let the kids have fun with painting. Each child had their own easel, and they had enough paint to mix colors and be creative. One is allowed to bring food and cake; I do not think that sternos are allowed. Painting with a twist is a great place for date night, hanging with your crew, and celebrating birthdays or any other event. I will be back!

Sadly the quality of this location has deteriorated. I went as a part of an all ladies event. While…read moreit was a nice get together, we couldn't paint well because the brushes provided were in poor condition. It was difficult /frustrating to paint crisp lines and edges. Although my painting did come out okay, I know it could've been better and with less anxiety.

There is a nice selection here. However, they do discriminate against people who do not follow…read moretheir opinions. It's sad when a good business would rather shun away its customers because they don't have the same opinion.

I'm not sure how I haven't written this review yet, so my deepest apologies to all of the wonderful…read morewomen of NOLA Craft Culture. This is by far a glitter and craft lovers' paradise. I went there for the first time shortly after their first Mardi Gras, and have returned several times since. I also love having their kits shipped directly to my door. Krewes, Indians, and just regular old people like me love this store and all it has to offer. Glitters, glues, trims, feathers, spectacular examples of the different handmade throws, an ample work space, and some of the most creative minds in the business to help you in anyway you need. Even when you're shopping from afar, they are still a great help, and if you put a note in on your order (like, don't ship before this date) they actually pay attention and you'll get what you need exactly when you want it. It's not a hobby; it's a way of life.

I've tried three of their throwing classes and thought it was really affordable with their BIPOC…read morefellowship prices. Though the studio is old, each class provides EVERYTHING you need to practice on the wheel - clay, tools, aprons, etc. You have to pay extra per piece you want to fire and we didn't get free reign with glazes and trimming (the instructors do it for you). But I didn't mind for the price, and it makes it easier for those who take the class to spend it entirely on honing in the art of throwing. Overall a great start for beginners who have always wanted to try ceramics! They really create a safe space for you to mess up and learn. Taught by experienced instructors, Byrdie's has reasonable membership prices as well!

I love this spot. Really good quality and craftsmanship, and the artists clearly have time to play…read moreand express themselves and end up with lovely creations that are one of a kind.

The London Clayworks offers guided group pottery classes, taught by ceramic artist/owner Karin…read moreBurt, at four day/time offerings. In addition, the studio may be used by potters in what is called Open Studio. The third option is use of the pottery studio facility by the hour. I have taken pottery through the years at various locations and from a variety of teaching potters, but none can match the teaching skills of Karin Burt. In just two class sessions, I learned the reasons behind pottery techniques that I had not known before. All I can say is Karin is an exceptional, patient and talented educator. Karin is an artist in her own right, whose distinctive pottery pieces can be seen in the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) Gift Shop (in historic City Park) the gift shop of NOCCA (New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts) Gallery and the Press Street Cafe (both located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans.

My girlfriend and I had an awesome Valentine's date night here. Our instructor was very nice and…read morepatient with us with it being our first time. We definitely will visit again soon .

I am so NOT an artist but I am a huge art aficionado so I've mostly been to this location for art…read moresales and exhibits. It's a beautiful building and has some parking out front. I know people who pop into the open figure drawing classes as they can but they also have courses of study during the day and in the evening with working artists. It's a wonderful space to see an exhibit with room but also able to get up close

My daughter went to camp here and loved it! Artists teach the kids all sorts of different art…read moreforms, it's fun, and there's a show in the gallery of all the kids' art at the end of each week. Wonderful!

Mostly known for teaching pottery classes (which I have not taken) there is also a storefront that…read morelooks more like a gallery where students (and the instructors) can sell their pieces. Don't let the atmosphere dissuade you. I stopped in despite the appearance of a high end gallery & discovered more affordable items in the back. The staff said that the owner wants the gallery appearance because he doesn't want to be just another pottery shop on Magazine; mission accomplished.

Hands In Clay is both a gallery of amazing works of art by the professional potters and ceramic…read moreartists who teach there and a fantastic studio for students of every level of the art of pottery. My teacher is Martin Lill, whose beautifully created porcelain and Raku fired pieces are available to purchase in the gallery (or you can commission a piece especially for yourself). He is the most patient and helpful teacher I have come across (and I have taken many classes elsewhere, in two studios in Boston, one in Arizona, and now at Hands in Clay). Also, the students are very interesting and enjoyable people among whom I have made some very nice friends. I couldn't recommend Hands In Clay more highly!

This place always offers a wonderful experience. The service is wonderful. My daughter and I have…read morebeen here multiple times, and each time they are accommodating, helpful, friendly, and very professional. They always return phone calls promptly when I call outside regular business hours, and are always available to take my call during business hours. They offer a nice variety of projects to work on. The facilities are always stocked and very cle

I have become very disenchanted with Serendipity. When Serendipity first opened at its original…read morelocation, the name suited the business. It was a special place with a unique vive. Stephanie, the proprietor, was warm, friendly, and helpful. The hours were plentiful and convenient. Serendipity moved to a larger location. Since the move, Serendipity is no longer an inviting place to paint. It does not have regular nor convenient operating hours. Phone calls and messages do not get returned. It is no longer an enjoyable place. This saddens me. I will not be going back. I hope Stephanie can get her act together, before she looses her business. Kate Brown