I LOVE this concept! A non-profit for arts and crafts reused, recycled items! What one might think…read moreof as trash, another can use for crafts! I come here for glass jars and have yet to be dissapointed. Also, for .40 a lb... what a deal! Everything is very cheap and affordable. It's a small space that is expertly organized so it's very easy to find what you are looking for. They even have old calendars with the years they are relevant again, who even thinks about that? My only complaint is that this place is a bit under the radar, I knew it existed (I didn't know the name) and had looked for it but couldn't find it until it randomly showed up on my instagram feed. I will happily be back! Pro tip.... follow them on social media for sales and upcoming events!

Great store, service, merchandise, fun experience! Spent about two hours there and found some…read moreinteresting things.

This is a really cool shop! They have friendly workers and always have nice music playing. It's…read moresuper nice when you are there for a while working on your project. Sometimes it looks like there aren't enough tables/tools in there with all the customers but it always seems to work out! I would give 5 stars because we have continually gone back but I feel like more can be done to show what products are available. It's a silly complaint but I'm always a little bummed when I don't see a piece I would like to work on so I settle for something affordable. (Which in my experience range from $18, 22, 28, 34, etc. I am sure there are ones more/less costly) I also understand some items maybe seasonal or limited but I think snapping a couple pictures and updating their "inventory" on Facebook/Instagram a little more often could go a long way. Lastly, we have found ourselves wanting to go to the store a few times but arrive and realize they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This is key to remember when you go back to pick up the pieces you painted and paid for. Photos below are from August 2022.

Wow! What fun! So a group of us decided to come paint some pottery. Just pick a piece that you…read morelike. Prices vary by the size you choose. Grab a table and some paint and get started! One of the staff will come by and help you check out. Once your done, add your name and come back in a few weeks to pick up your masterpiece. They are great for gifts! The only downside is that it can be very crowded, but I would definitely come back again.

My daughter in law and I took the stained glass box class with Rosita. She was amazing, patient…read moreand talented. She walked us they all the steps (more than I can remember) and has such a great sense of humor and calming presence. The shop is wonderful, I purchased several items after the class. Can't wait to schedule the Kaleidoscope class.

I just finished shopping at the cutest shop in the village! The art work was done by locals and a…read morefew came from other parts of the country. The prices and quality was so impressive I have to go back with out my husband! If you get lucky to take a class or watch a demo go for it!!!! E.Cutlip

My son and I have been taking classes at Fine Art Studio for a few months. We loved the energy in…read morethe studio from the moment we walked in. Eli takes the time to answer any questions we might have. Eli and her staff are very professional, courteous and kind. Fine Art Studio helped us find a new hobby that we love and a place where we can come to learn, get inspired and develop new skills. I love that my son and I can now share conversations about what we learned at our classes and look forward to our next class! Eli being bilingual is a plus! I highly recommend Fine Art Studio!

This studio is tucked away in a shopping center and I was lucky enough to stumble upon it. If you…read morepossess a glimmer of creativity or overall interest in art, you need to take lessons here with Andrew. The classes are paced based on each participants level of experience and what they're learning. The owner and instructor, Andrew, is considerate, kind and fun. He fosters a welcoming and comfortable environment to create in and is accompanied by his dog Charlie, the greeter/entertainer/muse. I would encourage anyone to just stop by and meet Andrew and Charlie. You'll love it there!

They had everything I needed for my art projects and my daughter's school and personal projects,…read morethe staff is easy to approach, with a nice attitude. I enjoy my visits here.

What an amazing independent art store. The staff were…read morehelpful and lovely. They have a nice selection of artistic supplies.

Really great space for glass blowing artists. Great equipment and safe. Look forward to seeing…read morebeautiful pieces emerge

Tembo Glassworks is an exceptional glass blowing facility. I've rented there for the past 6 months…read moreand have had a great experience. They have top notch glassblowing and cold working equipment, knowledgeable staff, and beautiful work. If you're an experienced glassblower this is a great rental facility. For the public, there is a gallery of work as well glassblowing to be watched.

The experience here is great! They have a unique assortment of pieces to choose from, and a nice…read morerelaxing setting to paint your designs. The staff is super-friendly and helpful. The experience is just delightful and you get to enjoy the finished product for years!

**BEWARE THIS PLACE IS A SCAM**…read more Go somewhere else for painting pottery! The ceramics are expensive with most pieces being between $32-$48, all with "Made in China" labels. However, there is no paint or kiln cost it's all included with the price of the ceramic so it makes sense that it is on the higher side. But with the cost of paint included we watched the employee ADD WATER into the paint bottles there. Then when I went to use the black paint it was so watery that it bled onto my other designs. I mean it's ceramic paint, not water color. When I told the girl working she said her boss added too much water to the black paint. My mom asked for the name of her boss and the girl said Videria but not sure how to spell it but didn't want to give her name. When I asked what to do about my piece because I had just spent hours working on it to have black paint run on it, she asked what I wanted her to do about it. I mean I feel like if you work at a pottery shop you should know how to wipe off paint or fix something if it gets messed up. My brother was working on a larger piece and on his second coat of paint when she came over and told him less goes farther. And took his paint away to bring him back a little amount. I'm not sure that treating people this way and diluting paints is the best way to run a paint pottery shop. If a boss or owner wants to reach out with their contact info my mom has a photo of the girl. At the end we spent $140 for four small ceramics and had inattentive service, and saw how slimy a business this place really is.

Love this place! So many new crafts to choose from and the DIY take home kits are so fun. I'm…read moreplanning on having a party in the near future. Can't wait for my next project.