Received a 15 hr membership as a gift and immediately upgraded it to a 30 hr membership!…read more Nothing else like it in the Indianapolis and surrounding areas, short of signing up for classes at an Art School. Laid back atmosphere where I can work at my own pace with expert advice always on hand when needed. Not a 'pre-made' product that you paint and go ... be your creative self and either make pieces using hand work or give the pottery wheel a go! So excited to have the chance to get back into my HS Art Focus love of the Pottery Wheel!!

From the owner: Turning Clay Pottery Studio offers open studio space for the beginning, intermediate and advanced…read morepotter. Use our pottery wheels, slab roller, and clay tools to create your own pottery & ceramic pieces. Pottery classes available. Clay and firing included. If you're looking for a different kind of art class, check out ceramics. Playing with clay is fun!

We love Brightly! Their preschool classes are great and this summer our oldest did summer camp and…read moreshe loved it. Came home with such great creative projects! We also bought some art and crafty supplies for home!

Brightly Art Studio is my daughter & I's favorite place in town! We enjoy going to the preschool…read moreplaygroups, which change every week (photo examples), their make & take classes, holiday activities & kids and adult classes! We've had a birthday party here & so many fun memories. They also have art camps, clubs & and a cute shop to get things for your artist. We're so lucky to have such a special place like this in the community.

How often do you get to make your own heart-shaped, hot blown glass paperweight?…read more Lisa Pelo of Hot Blown Glass LTD sells her glass work in CCA Gallery (I own one of her Indiana shaped bicentennial paperweights) and offers workshops in the Carmel Arts and Design District on select Second Saturday Gallery Walk days. In the fall, she did glass pumpkins and this time it was heart-shaped paperweights for Mother's Day. Spots are limited, so hop to it and register online to guarantee a spot. It was fun to watch others take their turn and see passersby stop to "ooh" and "aah". Cost was $30 - if I'm going to spend money on a gift, why not make it custom and handmade? My creation turned out beautifully - I made it on a Saturday and picked it up at CCA on a Tuesday. I overheard her say she also offers classes at her studio on the west side - could be worth looking into if interested!

We came from out of town for a private class and we had a blast! Lisa and her team made our…read moreexperience very entertaining and we love our pieces. Our work had to cure overnight so Lisa worked with us to ship our pieces to us afterwards. 10/10 recommend

As someone with a disability who is also a creative, there's no question I resonate with ArtMix's…read moremission to transform the lives of people with and without disabilities through the creation of art. ArtMix is an Indianapolis-based non-profit organization that has been in existence since I was a kid in school, though it began life as Very Special Arts. They have four core programs, a variety of special projects, and quite a few opportunities to support them ranging from visiting their art gallery to joining them for First Fridays and others. As they note on their website, in the early days of public education for those with disabilities it was uncommon for us to be integrated into regular classrooms. An organization like this was used to fill in that gap. While I was often discouraged from creativity, this was an organization that encouraged it. The fact that I'm now a published writer, film critic, producer, and occasional actor is proof positive of how positive their influence can be. It should be noted that shopping in their gallery is by appointment only. Like a lot of non-profits, they have a small staff. The core programs for ArtMix include urban artisans, entrepreneur artisans, community classes, and artists-in-residence. In terms of accessibility, despite being in a challenging building they do well with ramps at the back entrance (and free parking in the back lot). The building itself is locked - there's a call box that you'll use (again, they request appointments). First Friday events are cool, the gallery is wonderful (and does support artists with disabilities. Yay.). I'm very pleased with this organization. It's only gotten better over the years. While I'm no longer that student sitting in a classroom, ArtMix reaches out even more these days and is truly a community organization. If you've never checked them out, I definitely recommend it.

Interested in supporting local artists, giving back, and purchase beautiful art? Art mix is the…read moreperfect place for this! I went for the second year to their holiday open house to do my yearly ornament shopping for family and friends. There are beautiful, one-of-a-kind ornaments, plates, bowls, and other ceramic pieces. All of the pieces are carefully made by the artists, fired on-site, and then made available in their gallery. I have been thrilled by the items I've purchased and the recipients love them!

We have been attending classes at Palette for 2 years now. We love the new location. Both kids…read more(ages 4 and 10) have enjoyed all of the various classes they have signed up for. She has adapted her business practices to meet COVID19 guidelines and we continue to attend. The most important thing is the kids continue to have a social and artistic outlet during this time. Rebecca does a great job with all ages of children.

Palette is such an amazing place for kids!! Rebecca goes out of her way to make every experience…read morespecial. My kids (ages 3-13) have done classes/camps and parties at her studio, and every time, everything is perfect! Perfectly age appropriate, tuned to their interests, and engaging! Rebecca is simply magic! If you need something to engage your budding artist, or you want to help a child develop a love of art, this is the place to go! Her parties are seamless and stress-free and totally unique! I cannot say enough good things about Rebecca and Palette! 20/10 DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!

This is an awesome store to visit in Danville IN. They are located on the main road of Washington…read moreStreet. They showcase the local artists collection - glass making, wood burning, silk scarves, etc. They also have time at the store to reserve for painting. The local artists also do classes there. You will just have to contact the local artist to find out details about the classes. The customer service is wonderful and they have all local artists contact information at the store. This is a definite stop! The parking is on the street during weekends. Try and find local stores like this to support local artists and our community.

This is a nice little gallery, with a lot to look at! They have a variety of medias present…read more(painting, photography, ceramics, jewelry, stained glass, woodwork, textiles...) and a range of prices, as well. Probably a good place to find a unique (and of Hoosier-origin!) gift - there were many things I would have liked to have for myself there. An extra bonus - they offer classes! To be honest, I only briefly surveyed the course offerings, but it showed variety and prices seemed reasonable. As much as I enjoy other people's art, I also enjoy making it myself :)

This is a small gallery with numerous artists of different meridians displaying their work in…read moreSpeedway Centre for the Arts. They offer a terrific variety of artwork from beautiful hand crafted vases, jewelry, metal sculptures, race artwork, sculpture glass, breathtaking paintings and much more. They are a delightful addition for the Speedway area as well as those of us who appreciate the opportunity to view and purchase amazing artwork. Look for special events on their website www.speedwayarts.com and on those I posted on tip page.

From the owner: Find art from local artists and artisans. Amazing collection of 2D and 3D art.read more

The Sullivan Munce Cultural Center in Zionsville is a non-profit multifunctional facility serving…read moreas a welcome center for Zionsville, an art museum, a genealogy library and archive of community history. The staff is super friendly and engaging. The Center sponsors various events throughout the year including the Garden Walk of Zionsville, the Ghost Walk during Halloween, Visitor tours, Paint Out and more. The Munce Art Center offers a variety of art classes throughout the year for all ages. I have taken several of the classes (oil based painting taught by Ron Mack) and they were phenomenal. They offer classes for kids and well and my daughters have participated in some of those. In addition, the Center features different art exhibits each month. This month, youth art was featured which I visited with my granddaughter. The Sullivan Museum has artifacts from Zionsville on display and archived. Information and anecdotal stories on the early townspeople and businesses are available. Every Wednesday, a Genealogist is in-house to assist with genealogical research, especially of local people. The Center has access to genealogical on-line information including newspapers. The Center is an essential must-visit if you are looking for information about Zionsville or its people. The Center is free. There is free street parking available. There are restrooms in the Center.

From the owner: SullivanMunce Cultural Center, a non profit 501(c)3 organization, is home to a history museum,…read moregenealogy library and art center in Zionsville, IN and features exhibits, events and programs celebrating the culture of a historic town where the past is preserved and the future is embraced.

The owner at O2 creations was easy to work with and I received my order in a timely fashion. The…read moreornament I ordered looked even better in person than it did in pictures! I would highly recommend O2 creations to anyone!

From the owner: As a Veteran-owned business, handcrafted items made in America hold a special significance for us…read more We understand the value of hard work, dedication, and attention to detail, which are all essential qualities that go into creating high-quality, American-made products. Our commitment to producing handcrafted items in America is rooted in our belief that supporting local businesses and communities is vital to the success and growth of our economy. When you purchase from us, you can trust that you're not only getting a beautifully crafted item but also supporting a business that honors the sacrifices and service of our nation's Veterans.