Had an amazing time, great selection of projects to select from with various prices and super fast…read moreturn around time. It's super that they offer that if you don't finish a project while there you can come back later to complete.

The pottery and paint selection is fine for the most part, but they don't have any of the sponge…read morestamps that they used to have when I went there several years ago. The stencils and stamps the did have left were very old and didn't work. Also, the employees just seem really absent minded and not knowledgeable or interested. And whatever you do don't forget to take a picture of your art work before you go. If you don't, they will have no way to figure out if it's finished. They won't call to tell you it is finished. And if you don't go get it within 30 days it will be destroyed. Their system is very archaic and dysfunctional. They don't tell you that you have to take a picture, you're somehow just supposed to know this. Also, expect to spend at least $75-$100, which I think is very over priced. Just go somewhere else instead.

I feel like every Emory student has been here at least once. It's one of those places where people…read moreend up staying longer than they planned because the atmosphere is so comfortable. Every time I'm here, I overhear people having great conversations and just enjoying each other's company. It's such a nice spot to hang out, catch up, and make memories~

Great staff, fun selections, great glazes- love my pieces!!…read moreParking in the back! A little expensive, but so worth it!!

I love there improv class I had blast will definitely try to sign up for all of them in Octoberread more

We enjoy watching our niece in the performances. I do wish that masks were optional. They were…read moreforcing it on some while letting others go without. The room is plenty big enough to "social distance" the seating and allow everyone to decide for themselves on masks. I also noticed some on stage wearing face shields and others not wearing them. Is it optional for them or are they requiring proof of vaccination to determine who gets to go without?

We were meeting friends here to celebrate a birthday with a few kids. I had never been here before…read moreand only had instructions to meet at a designated time. Walking in, it looks like a small painting studio and wasn't very busy/crowded. I arrived ahead of my friend and the young lady asked if we had a reservation. I explained that I hadn't organized the meet up and was waiting for my friend who had. She then proceeded to lecture me - over and over and over and over (seriously it was more than 10 times) that parties over a certain size needed a reservation. So... I called my friend. She said that there wasn't a reservation because she was informed that they are only required for groups over 10 (we had 4 kids who wanted to paint). When I relayed this to the young lady, the lectures started again and I was told that the number 6 for a reservation. A moot point since we are still only 4. After several more minutes of grief-giving, she told me that I could sit in the back room with our group (it was completely empty). While sitting there quietly waiting, she came again ... more lectures. At one point I told her that her point has been made very clearly and asked if we can just move on. So there we waited for the rest of our group. When my friend arrived, the lectures started again. Doing this painting activity was a special request from the birthday kiddo. It wasn't a party; more like a few hours with a couple of besties. If it weren't by special request, I would have walked out and not looked back. As is - this business is not somewhere I will frequent in the future. The customer service was appallingly bad, downright rude, and extremely unprofessional.

So many amazing options to choose from and we were able to walk right in, pick a piece, and enjoy…read more Was definitely not a "go once wouldn't go again." PERFECT date night spot! Owners were so nice.

The amount of pottery that you can choose from to paint was a little overwhelming but I landed on a…read moreskateboard. There's also a plethora of paint to choose from. Be aware that some paints are not dishwasher safe. You'll know by confirming with an employee or if there's a specific letter in the paint numbers of your paint tube. You can grab an apron to avoid paint on yourself. If you do get paint on yourself it's able to be washed out but I didn't want to try it. There's one hand wash station where you will also drop off your used paint tiles and paint brushes. Once you get the run down on what to do from an employee you're on your own. There's a display that shows how your paint will look on your pottery depending on if you do 1-3 coats of paint. Time will fly quickly so I painted as much as I could and went over areas a lot. You can have finished pottery shipped to you but it could be more cost-effective to have one person pick up all the pottery if you have multiple and ship it yourself. When you pick up your pottery you'll get to carry it out in the store's new reusable bag. It was very cute. There's not much parking outside but that's the area for you. It's a fun activity to do with a group. Sometimes there might be no conversation going depending on how focused people are on painting but it's also a good time to unwind and turn your brain off.

My children and I were looking for an activity to do with a couple of older ladies that was not…read morenecessarily outside in the hot sun. We settled on All Fired Up in Alpharetta because it was inside but most importantly it was an activity...10 & 7 year olds only have so much of an attention span when hanging out with adults 60+.... I looked online and they suggested reserving a table to make sure you had space BUT the reservation date window was closed online - they want you to do it 3 days in advance (I was 2 days), so I called... They reserved us a table easy peasy. Parking is a little difficult because it's not close to the main Downtown Alpharetta Parking lot - so if you have little kids that aren't easy to contain or don't want to walk far you have to hunt. I parked right off the street (but I got lucky). Give yourself some time to find parking. We walked in and the girl behind the counter was very friendly and super helpful. She explained to my kids what to do in a way that was engaging and they listened. All the ceramics to paint were on the walls grouped by category for the most part. Both of mine painted boxes - $26/$28. My friends painted a light switch and flower - $12/$15 You pick your piece then head to the paint wall and pick up the colors - they suggest no more than 3 colors but it's up to you what and how much. They did say the more "coats of paint" the better it'll look when it's fired. We painted and talked and enjoyed ourselves. Four items came to about $95 which is perfectly fine for an afternoon activity that you then get to keep later. We went on a Wednesday, our pieces will be ready on a Wednesday (so about a week). We had fun. We have a keepsake. And it wasn't blazing hot while we were hanging out with family friends Win win

My wife and I signed up for the 2 hour workshop for our 9 year anniversary. We were not sure what…read moreto expect, but we had a blast. This place is located in a super small downtown area with not a lot around. The studio itself was super cool! Our instructor for our pottery class was amazing! She was very energetic, knowledgeable, and new how to get us to make good pottery! She made it an overall awesome experience! We got to make three pieces of pottery during the 2 hour session. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone as a fun date night or just a fun thing to do!

From the owner: Mud Haven Pottery Studio opened its doors November 2nd, 2021. Female owned business, just two girls…read morechasing a muddy dream. Wanting to share our love for mud and Wheel throwing with others.

This was a fun place to visit! Took my daughter to a Saturday beginners pottery class. Laura was…read moreour instructor and she did a great job on guiding the whole class and making everybody feel welcomed. Took about 5 weeks until we received the email that our pots were ready for pickup. Very flexible pickup times as wel

My girlfriend and I visited Mudfire for a pottery class and had a great time. The instructors were…read moreall very helpful and informative and the space was super cool to check out. The parking was great and the tour of the studio was really cool to see and learn about the process. Then we got a ton of hands on time with the pottery, about an hour and a half, and then we got to pick from a wide selection of glazes which the artists will apply and then in about 6 weeks we will be able to pick up the pottery. I was blown away by the price of the class. I received it as a gift, but when I learned that it was only $65 per person for a 2 hour class and 2 pieces of pottery I was shocked. I'd highly recommend to anyone and everyone!

I love this studio! Marty Dawe, the owner, is a Maestro Bronze Sculptor Extraordinaire. You will…read moresee his work all over the City of Atlanta. What better birthday gift, or Mother's Day gift for your significant other, than a sculpture of her magnificence? I highly recommend Cherrylion Studio's and Marty's brilliance for custom design work - he completely exceeded our expectations, and we are beyond thrilled! Thank you, Marty Dawe and Your Magnificent Team ;-)

Cherrylion Studios is a gem of a sculpting studio located off of Howell Mill. The entire staff is…read moresuper friendly and easy going. Their sculpting creations can be found all around the Metro Atlanta area including The Capitol, Ga. Tech, and Piedmont Park to name a few spots. My fiancée and I signed up for one of the sculpting classes, which are comparably reasonable in price. Courses are 10 weeks long and are offered several times a week. For $250 you are provide one bag of clay, all tools, glaze, burning, an instructor, and light appetizers. if you need an extra bag of clay for your projects the price is $12 per bag. Again, reasonably priced.

This is a meet up group. I recieved excellent instruction from an international artist and other…read moreguest instructors. They were very patient . The instructor did not touch your work to show you the "RiGHT WAY" to do it . Lots of classes. there was so much clay, glass and paint to choose from . I learned how to make a pot and plate. I leaned how to fuse dichrolic glass. . I am going to learn how to make jewerly

I recently took an 8-week "Intro to Drawing" class at Spruill and had a wonderful time! My…read moreinstructor was Thomas Key and I appreciated the way he organized the class. The pace was perfect and I never felt as though we were moving too fast. There were only 4 people in my Sunday afternoon class which allowed plenty of opportunities for him to walk around and help us individually. We also had opportunities to take little snack/bathroom breaks. The building is shared with the library and since that's closed on Sundays, there was usually ample parking. Sometimes there would be a children's performance in the theater near our studio but it was never really disruptive. Although sometimes, there would be less parking spots near the studio entrance on those days. I genuinely enjoyed taking this class at Spruill! I hope to take more classes here in the future and I even told my friends about it. The classes are reasonably priced for the quality of instruction that they offer, and there may be a few need-based scholarships available on their website. I believe there is a donation-based supply closet available to students who are currently enrolled in art classes, but the closet itself is only open during the week. Overall, I think Spruill is a great place hone any craft and I would love to take more classes in the future.

I love this place. They have so many classes to choose from! Definitely check it out but register…read morefast, classes go quick, especially the weekend ones.