Great place to go and learn arts like pottery and more. . Teachers are very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. You will make lasting friends.

Interesting place to go to for art classes or free events!…read more I came with some friends to listen to an artist talk about her work featured in the current exhibition. It's a pretty low key place with friendly staff. They've got lots of trees and flowers outside and one of the ladies told me that they do weddings here. Very cool! Can't wait to return!

I was a member of the Columbus International Children's Choir for over 8 years and the experience…read morechanged my life and my view on art and music completely. Tatiana Kats and the other instructors had a way of making music something magical and fun to practice. CMAA creates a relationship with the student, allowing for us to learn more effectively and without it seeming like work. I recommend this academy to anyone who is willing to fall in love with art and to allow it to transform your life. The various trips we took with the choir made for unforgettable experiences.

From the owner: Columbus Music and Art Academy offers the award-winning Columbus International Children's Choir,…read moreart classes, singing lessons and music theory classes for kids ages 4-18 from Columbus, Dublin, Powell, and other Central Ohio communities. Siblings and children taking multiple classes get tuition discounts. The staff is a team of enthusiastic professionals who enjoy teaching children. Enrollment is throughout the year. All classes and choir rehearsals are held on Saturdays. We invite each child who wants to learn music and art to join us! Take a tour through our website at www.cmaacademy.org and see how your child can benefit from our programs.

Maureen is awesome. I attended a small paint & sip on a weeknight, thanks to Karen M. It is a…read morepart of a larger studio in Franklinton. I not only created my own little work of art with Maureen's help, but also purchased a print of hers, and a work of another artist in the same studio. She is a self-taught artist who really helped us do our best work. She gave lots of instruction and helpful tips to help us create. I really recommend her classes. She said she also does kid classes and will go to your location as well as using this studio. I look forward to taking another class!

You will love this warm inviting laid back old world venue. All the different medium and creativity…read moreis awesome. If you have fortunate ability to have Maureen Clark as your instructor or hostess for a private group you won't regret. She will become an immediate friend.

Overall it was a decent experience. As others have mentioned it is overpriced for the time you get…read moreon the wheel. Given the time for teaching (roughly 30 minutes) and another 20 for cleaning up your station and washing everything you end up with roughly 40 minutes of spinning, much less than I initially expected. Would have loved more time or the ability to keep more than one piece given the price. Also employees were rude during pottery pickup

Bareclay offers several types of classes at the moment. Currently class options are one day each…read moreweek, for three weeks (evening & daytime). There are date night classes for two and a one time sampler class. Plus, if you've already been to a class there's the option to book an open studio. Which is a spot to come and create. You can also rent out the studio for small groups. I booked my wife a one off Sunday class. Unfortunately, something came up and she was unable to attend so I went in her space. I am glad that I went it was a delightful way to spend a Sunday! The try-it class fee includes one fired & glazed finished piece. (There is the option to purchase other creations as well.) The instructor for the one off Sunday class was great. They explained and showed the process we would take before giving us space to create at our own stations. The showing was great for me as I am the type of person who learns by doing so being able to see the wheel in action, see the movements that change the shape of the clay, and the tools that were going to be used set me up for success when it comes to (attempting) to create on the wheel. Each station had a wheel, many sections of pre-cut ready to be thrown clay, water, tools that could be used, and a posted reminder of the process of creation. (I appreciated this as it gave me something to refer to as I was attempting to create a masterpiece!) During the class time the instructor was walking about offering help, and sharing tips to aid in the creation of our pieces. After creation, you help clean up your station, and choose the glaze color for your creation. Glaze options were blue, green, and red. At the time of this class the turn around time from creation to glazed, fired, and ready to be picked up was four weeks from the class date. ------ Previous to this class I hadn't used a wheel in well over 25 years. (And that was only once or twice in art classes in elementary and middle! So nothing that would give me considerable skills.) I am planning on booking one of the couple classes so that the wife and I can create together. All in all, I highly recommend checking out the offerings at Bareclay and booking a class if you are able! Nice space to try out something new or to get back into something you enjoyed in a comfortable and friendly environment.

This is probably the worst school I have ever attended. I was just looking forward to getting out…read moreof there after a semester. As a result of a conflict with my roommate, the school failed to take any action. In addition, when compared to the math class at my new university, I feel that CCAD needs to improve its current curriculum as it lags behind other schools such as IU and Ohio State. This is my opinion because people should have a basic understanding of general educational knowledge before they go into full-scale art, as they will need to know how to write proper essays and how to perform basic math functions during their lifetime.

Intensive study and work load which leaves no time for partying, but the school prepares you for…read morereal life on the job stressors. When I attended, about half the freshman class dropped out due to not being able to keep up. It's rigorous! By the time I graduated, less than 20% of my original class made it through the program. If you are SERIOUS about art and design this school will be fantastic. Students from all over the country, including international students come to CCAD. If you aren't prepared to work, you'll fail. Professors are friendly and helpful if you make the effort. I was offered a job at Hallmark Cards and recruited before I graduated. Honestly, the best 4 years of my life.

I have been to one class, on collage, my wife to two, a class with collage and another with some…read moretype of enameling. We both truly enjoyed the class(es). The instructor was excellent. I don't consider myself artistic, but after being there, maybe it's possible I can rethink that!

Purple Dog offers year round art classes, summer and holiday art camps, workshops and parties…read moreprimarily for kids and young artists as well as adults. The focus is on inspiring young artists to discover their creativity through drawing, painting and sculpture to clay and mixed media...and most of all having fun.

I cannot speak highly enough about the Good Dea Craft School! I was hosting my sister's…read morebachelorette party and we wanted to tie-dye our custom party shirts. We did an ice tie-dying method that was so different than anything you can do at home. Pam worked with us to figure out the best way to do it with our limited time and truly went above and beyond to accommodate our party. Even the day before and day of she was pivoting to make sure we had beautiful shirts. This was one of many stops over our bachelorette weekend but it was definitely a highlight and provided a lasting memory.

My daughter and I had an excellent experience taking the stacking rings class. The instructor was…read moreknowledgeable, patient, friendly, and approachable. I felt very welcome and was able to ask questions and move at a pace that was comfortable for me. She kept us safe working with torches and other pieces of equipment that I had never operated before. The class setting was quiet and calm, but also colorful and inspiring. We can't wait to take a follow up class!