I went here yesterday with my friend for a glassblowing class and had the best experience!!! I've…read morenever taken a glassblowing class before and the instructors were so detailed and attentive through every step of the process. Thank you Jess for such an awesome class! I would arrive about 10 minutes early to find parking, since the area really only has street parking.

We took a glass blowing class here to make our own hanging air planters! It was so much fun and we…read morelearned about the process of blowing glass. Instructors were awesome too and very informative.

Come to Painting with a Twist with a group of five on a Sunday Afternoon. This location was easy to…read morefind on google. There are many locations throughout Philadelphia but this certain location fit all of our schedules ! We arrived to find out it was only going to be us which was great! It was $35 which we were able to pay online for. Ashley was our instructor and she was thee BEST! She was funny, and very thorough with her instructions. She of course helped out and complimented for our masterpieces. Her music playlist was great too! It took us two hours to draw our painting. The paint dries fast and you also have the option to dry it with hairdryers to really make sure. Your able to bring your own food and drinks to the location so we got our sip on! It was a very fun experience and I would definitely go back to this location to paint more beautiful pictures !

I came here earlier this week for a paint nite class with a friend. Alexus was our instructor and…read moreshe was awesome! She was very hands on, funny, and super patient with everyone in the class. They have very unique paintings here and I can't wait to come back and try another!

I've been participating in Main Line School Night for years and have attended a wide variety of…read moreclasses from cooking to crafting to fitness to lectures on various topics. I've also attended some of their bus trips, although the most recent one I'd signed up for to the Brooklyn Museum was cancelled due to low enrollment, which was disappointing. They have a great variety of offerings, and the teachers I've had have all been friendly and knowledgeable. While many of their sessions are during evenings and weekends, there are also quite a few that take place mid-day during the week. If you have a Monday-Friday 9-5 day job, they're not really accessible, which is unfortunate.

I thought Main Line School was for the community. Under the new Director we now must be a member to…read moreregister for classes unlike before when we could take classes as a nonmember. Membership substantially increases the fee to take a class when all one may want to take and can only afford one class per year. This is bad policy.

I had my birthday here, and it was a blast ! I would 100% recommend this class for a date night or…read moregroup event. They provided everything, and talked you through the whole process. There are so many projects to pick from! I have other ones I already have in mind. I love that most of them are practical. You can bring food and drinks, and they had cups and such; as well as a water cooler.

Board & Brush is a lovely business very well run by some very lovely people. They do a great job…read moremaking sure everyone has a good time and leaves happy with a nice sign for their home. Unfortunately, some people misunderstood the owner's decision, made in an abundance of caution, to "censor" a picture over a perceived potential copyright violation before posting it on Facebook. These people took it as a slight on their profession, began sharing their anger on social media until it went viral, and a virtual mob was born. Board & Brush doesn't deserve any negative comments that were posted as a result of that campaign, nor do they deserve the threatened boycott.

I had a two hour private instruction on sharpening hand planes and chisels. Adam was a great…read moreteacher, patient and knowledgeable. He gathered information about my needs and knowledge and started where I was in the process of learning. I was worried about walking in as a 50+ year old woman that I would feel intimidated or would not be taken seriously but it was a 10 out of 10 experience! YouTube videos are great but nothing beats in-person instruction. I will schedule private instruction if I hit another stumbling block in the future but until then I will definitely be taking some classes!

Absolutely loved my experience here. The cutting board class is a good introductory class. The…read moreinstructor was extremely educated and helpful. Quick tips: there is parking lot so you don't have to worry about street parking. They provide safety goggles and ear protection for the noise. I did get an allergic reaction to the wood (hives)- just something to look out for. Took a Benadryl and I was fine. I highly recommend this place and will def be back!

Love this place! Especially the outdoor spaces that are perfect for tennis, cloud gazing or…read moreenjoying the change of seasons while sitting on a bench. Can't wait to try a class.

I love this quaint theatre, and thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful play at the Allen's Lane Art…read moreCenter to watch the Enchantment Theatre Company perform The Brave Little Tailor! We were entertained with giants, a rhino, and a dragon, and witness love grow between a tailor and princess. Too cute. They take donations as payments and it's kid friendly. You can bring food and drinks in if you like. Such an awesome place with wonderful actors.

Great pottery studio in Germantown offering 10-week classes. Instructors are great and they offer…read moreso much open studio time to get to work on your pieces.

Janice Strawder is a fantastic instructor and passionate about teaching pottery and unleashing…read morepeople's creativity. She has been teaching pottery for many years. I knew nothing about pottery; my wife took to one of Janice's clay dates and I was hooked. I have been taking classes with her for 2 years now and have made some great pieces.

I took two courses at PFW and they were well worth it. I didn't know anything about woodworking…read moreexcept for what I learned in shop class in 7th grade, basic stuff. Here, they show you how to use each tool, with safety in mind. You are explained the details about wood grain and how it warps, and you get thorough answers to questions you may have. If you are a woman considering taking a course here, you will not get that 'I don't belong here' feeling, you know what I'm talking about ladies. The two instructors are pleasant and professional. The only thing I felt a little iffy about was walking to my car in that neighborhood after class, because you have to park in the street or take public transit, I'm not familiar with the area and it seems a little shady at first glance. I'm from a different ghetto, maybe if I knew this neighborhood better it wouldn't be so bad. Look it up on street view, it's in a residential area, no restaurants in short walking distance to get lunch so bring your own, but the instructors usually have lunch for the students. Unless you're vegetarian, definitely bring your own or you'll be taking a chance. They also have a pot of coffee and a snack to munch on at breakfast.

I recently finished the Total Beginner's class. Before this, I had no woodworking experience…read morewhatsoever. After a series of evening courses, I'm now much more confident in using tools, thinking about setting up a small home woodshop, and I have a new, beautiful bookcase in my house. The class had a mix of younger and older people, men and women, folks with all sorts of backgrounds, income levels, city v. suburbs. The instructors, Mario and Alan, give a good balance between keeping the class going overall and individual attention while working on each phase of the project. I can attest that they are both very patient and personable. Both Alan and Mario love woodworking and you learn as much from talking through tools or a particular project you might be thinking about for your house as you do from the more formal elements of the course. If you're thinking about woodworking as a hobby or want to see how furniture really comes together, I highly recommend this course.