Brush Busters Art Studio

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Fun art classes like Sips n Strokes only local! They will have a class for as few as 3 adults @ $35 a piece including all materials! They also have kids parties and classes at Chick fil A read more

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3812 Wingate Dr
Columbus, GA 31909
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(706) 442-1682
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Yes, Brush Busters Art Studio takes credit cards.

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Is Brush Busters Art Studio by appointment only?

Yes, Brush Busters Art Studio is by appointment only.

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Arty Party Birthdays, Girl's Night Out and children's classes. Our desire is to be the Mom's "dream come true." We can manage the entertainment and allow the parents to enjoy the party just like everyone else. We offer several different options. We participate in Birthday Parties at Chick-fil-A as an add on. We sell ARTy pARTy Boxes with everything inside including pre-drawn canvases. Or, we will bring our activities to you. The pARTy boxes can be purchased through our website or locally via a phone call. Contact us for more detailed information of the services we offer.

History

Established in 2010.

We started our business in late spring of 2010, to teach small art classes. However, we have found that many people need a diversion from the daily grind. So, we have developed a format to allow virtually anyone to paint and have fun doing it. In the summer of 2011, we began working with Chick-fil-A to develop a weekly "Canvas and Cows" session in their restaurants. We currently do those one day each week. Also, we continue doing ARTy pARTy sessions and traditional art classes in other locations.

Meet the Business Owner: Rita M.

I have been an active Georgia artist for more than 40 years. I work in oil, watercolor, acrylic and pencil. My subjects include portraiture, landscapes and animals. I have won awards in shows and am in corporate and private collections. Having reached my later years, I decided to work with my husband, Gil, and teach art. Together we have found that both children and adults love to be creative. We are enjoying opening doors to their creativity in our business.

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