My teen daughter attended the summer Art School and loved it. She's a very gifted artist who is…read moreself taught but being exposed to variety of teachers and their unique art styles gave her motivation and inspiration to try something new including jewelry making.

Awesome museum, reasonably priced and great history or Boca Ration. It's a nice place to get some…read moreculture and history of the area. When I was there they had a traveling display of motion pictures that I found very interesting. They displayed movie backdrops of famous movies showing how they inserted actors into the drop to make films

i really enjoy my time at burlini! I am learning so much from chris. He is a wonderful teacher…read moreand super talented! Belinda is so helpful too! I recommend Burlini to anyone who is interested in making beautiful art!

I have been attending a few classes with Chris and am very impressed with his knowledge of art and…read morehis ability to share this knowledge with his students. I see a marked improvement in my work; every class is a learning experience. Chris moves around the class and spends sufficient time with each student. I highly recommend Burlini Studio for anyone willing to enrich their experience with painting. Jane

My friend and I booked a Harry Potter themed pottery mug making class and it was so much fun!…read moreConnie was so charismatic and funny and she really helped keep us on track while also letting us "play" around with the process. She made sure to keep it very low stress we are going to do more classes because we loved it. The price was also reasonable for a 2 hour class! The studio vibe was very chill and the staff were all great.

I don't enjoy giving bad reviews over small things, but it's been months since my experience here…read moreand it's still on my mind. I'll stick to the facts and you can make your own conclusions. First impressions: I loved the concept. A cooperative-style art studio giving artists a place to create is genuinely special. When class started, the teacher, a relatively young girl, introduced herself and immediately told us not to bother telling her our names because she wasn't going to remember them anyway. I remember thinking... okay. A little odd, but whatever. I'm here to play with clay. She was very skilled and genuinely helpful during the class itself. I enjoyed learning and had a good time. At one point I noticed a pile of glazed pots sitting nearby. The teacher mentioned that unclaimed pieces get donated to a rage room. I remember cringing a little thinking about all those cute handmade pots getting smashed. After learning the wheel, you glaze your pieces and leave them behind to be fired. We were told the studio would contact us once everything was ready for pickup. A few weeks went by and I never heard anything, so I checked the website. It basically said: please do not call us, firing takes time, we'll reach out when ready. Okay... slightly cold in tone, but fair enough. I figured I'd be patient. Then life happened and I completely forgot about it. Now it's been months. No call. No email. So at this point, I'm assuming someone probably had a fantastic time smashing my pots with a baseball bat.

Ok so let me start off my saying I am art challenged. I am a science kinda gal. Whenever I had to…read moretake an art class in school, I cringed because I just am not good at art. Fast forward to now. My boss wanted to do something to recognize the dietitians for nutrition month, so she booked us a painting party here. I was immediately anxious, I can't paint! I was nervous about going and even on the day of I did not feel any better about it. In fact, I was convinced this would really suck! About 7 of us came and our instructor was Cole. He was so very patient with us. Most dietitians have a type A personality and want to control everything. I can say that I am more easy going than that, but still, this is art we are talking about here. I am more at ease doing calorie calculations for tube feeding patients! So we begin our art session. Slowly but surely, the picture began to take place (we did a pineapple). Even more awesome, it was super relaxing, at least for me it was. Cole was very helpful and didn't make me (us) feel like we were not up to par with the art world. He guided us through the whole process, using terms that we could understand. In the end, I REALLLLLLLLLLLY enjoyed myself and was glad that my boss chose this activity for us to do! I actually asked her if we could do this again! I wouldn't mind going with some of my friends if we could get a schedule together that worked for all of us. Tons of thanks to Cole for helping me to relax and see that I am not the worst artist ever lol :)

Went for a girls night out and very fun and interactive. Get there earlyish so you can pick your…read moreseat

All I have to say is Letty Sanchez is there for her students. She was avaiable for "me" and she…read morelistened to "me". I told her my situation and she gave me the best advise that was for me and she did it all without receiving anything from me. This is irrepeaceable. When it is the right time, I know this is where I will go. Thank you again Letty for the time you gave to me, I will never forget it.

I've been learning from Letty Sanchez as an apprentice for 4 months now. She is top notch! She…read moreknows fashion inside and out and can go head to head with anyone about any fashion topic. You can't get better quality anywhere else, she is as good as fashion designers get. She values quality over quantity concerning everything. She's also very flexible and understanding about a number of things. So, don't be afraid to talk to her. You not only learn the ins and outs of fashion design, but you also get valuable life lessons because she has been through the trenches. You won't regret taking classes with her, she'll be there for you every step of the way; money well vested if you're serious about fashion.

I went last night with my partner, and it was absolutely amazing! Bree is such a breath of fresh…read moreair. She is super helpful and makes the environment so welcoming and inviting. She even helped my horrible painting look so much better with just a few strokes, lol! Because of her amazing customer service and expertise, we decided to make this a regular date night. We had such a great time and can't wait to come back!

Painting with a Twist was so much fun! We loved being able to choose our own artwork before…read morearriving--it made the experience feel even more personal. Our instructor was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful, which made the class enjoyable for everyone. We actually celebrated a froends birthday and was able to bring in our own food and drinks. We listened to music as wr painted our art. Such a great experience overall!

We wish Jerry's was closer to us! It is a true artist's candy store. The employees were helpful…read moreand friendly. We loved the amazing selection and we didn't have to walk though craft supplies to find the art supplies.

I really love Jerrys art Arama in Deerfield Beach. I've been going there for quite a few years and…read morethey've been so helpful to me especially the manager and I'm really sorry they're closing. It's very upsetting to me. I wish there was someway that they could either stay in that location or find a better location for a fair rental Price. I can't say enough about how great they are and how they've always been there for me when I needed their advice and I like to touch things. I don't like to buy art supplies, especially Brushes online because I want to see them in person. I highly recommend this store, especially and I hope that they can find another location very soon !

Beth Green, a very talented professional photographer and experienced photography instructor, is…read moreteaching a 6-week class here starting January 29 for anyone who wants to take better pictures with a smartphone or other camera. DON'T MISS THIS! I've learned so much from her and now take much better pictures.

From the owner: Discover or expand your creative side! The Creative Arts School offers classes and workshops in…read moreart, photography, digital imaging, writing and poetry for beginners through advanced level.

Sarizzy Art Studio (Sarit Baron) created such a beautiful experience for my daughter's 10th…read morebirthday. The level of instruction, organization, and attention to detail was exceptional. My daughter was able to choose the exact theme she wanted for the artwork, which made the experience feel even more personal and special. Every child was fully engaged, the energy was amazing, and the artwork they created turned out absolutely beautiful. It was the perfect balance of fun and guided creativity. What I loved most was that each child left with a meaningful keepsake from the day--something they were genuinely proud of. From a parent's perspective, it made hosting incredibly easy while still delivering a high-end, memorable experience. I would absolutely book again and highly recommend them to anyone looking to elevate their event.

We attended a very well organized snow globe making class and loved it! Materials were great…read morequality, instructors were fun and helpful. It was a unique experience that was enjoyed by my group of 6 women. Thank you!

Tamia, Christian and Mia were amazing and helped our 13 yr old daughter and her friends navigate…read morethrough what was their first escape room experience. They were very patient and understanding.

Not sure how this place is sitting at a 4.7, unless the rating scale is based on how well you…read moretolerate bullshit. The room looked like Sherlock Homes filed for bankruptcy and had to furnish his office from a flea market clearance bin. The puzzles just didnt make sense, it wasnt "challenging", it was just a bunch of random shit thrown together, and we were just stuck there playing "guess what the owner was thinking". And the best part? They locked the door and then completely ghosted us on the walkie talkie. No hints, no responses, nothing. The walkie talkie turned out to be just as useless as the rest of the props. At that point it stopped being an escape room and started feeling like a low-budget hostage situation. I've had better communication from people that owe me money. Basically paid $100 to get locked in a bootleg Sherlock Holmes office with zero support. At one point I wasn't even trying to solve clues anymore, I was just wondering if I should start rationing oxygen and writing my will on the back of a fake clue envelope. ------------------- Response to owner: Yes, the walkie talkie was eventually replaced, but there was a solid stretch where we were locked in asking for help over and over with zero response. Not once, not twice, multiple times. At one point we literally gave up, sat down on the chairs, and just started having a full conversation. On the clues... we didn't ask to be completely abandoned, we just didn't want to be spoon-fed. There's a big difference between "let them figure it out" and "let's pretend they don't exist". And regarding the "wrong locks", that kind of proves my point. If everything feels like it could go anywhere, it stops feeling like solving puzzles and starts feeling like you're just trying random combinations and hoping something clicks. For the price this isnt worth it at all if im being honest. The experience just didn't match the price point, especially when part of the game was us sitting there like extras in a movie, waiting for someone to remember we were still locked inside.