My friends and I went to the Westfield location, which doesn't have a Yelp page. I would assume…read morethat most locations are similar. It was surprisingly not busy for a Saturday around lunch. This paint your own pottery studio is one of the better ones. They have tons of options to choose from, and they are fairly priced to my opinion. They also do not have a studio fee so what you paint is what you buy. They have tons of paint options and lots of stencils. The areas are nice and clean and staff frequently fills up your water so your paintbrushes remain clean. Staff was nice and friendly. I will definitely be coming again.

I went with my grandchildren and we had a great time! The helper workers were amazing and helped us…read morewith lots of suggestions. There was a lot to select from, and having someone guide my littles to a choice was very helpful. So much variety to choose from. I have gone to similar studios, and they really do not compare. The size of the space and the all inclusive rate was cheaper than most other places. I will definitely be going back.

Nice location always very clean and neat. Good selection of outdoor furniture and lawn decor. Best…read morebig Lots when it comes to cleanliness but usually only a single cashier.

I remembered where the Big Lots was from previous trips but that storefront was empty so I assumed…read morethe Big Lots must've gone out of business like the Target and the Joanns Fabric Store Etc. There have been so many businesses go out in the five years since I've been to town. But in looking for the Walmart, which was also MIA, I came across this Big Lots, also the Hobby Lobby. I went in the store and ask the first clerk I came across if I could ask her some questions while she was working and found out why the other shopping center was so empty and everybody had moved down here. Evidently there is a city project that may or may not happen but if it did it was going to use up the land those stores were on so they all moved down the way. That actually makes them closer to the motel I'm staying at which is fine with me because it was a bit of a drive to go all the way down to the Mounds Mall area to the craft stores. After talking and getting the information I followed the clerk's directions to the office supply section where I did not find the Scotch tape I was looking for in the size I wanted, half inch wide. I wandered around a bit after that and ended up finding a perfume knock off of my favorite fragrance, remembered that I was almost out of ibuprofen so I got that, a pretty lavender nail polish, some Q-tips, soap holder, and a Kirk's Castile soap that are usually $3 to $4 that they were selling for $1.20. Being so new, the store is clean and well-organized. Both Clerks I talked to were very pleasant and helpful

The Anderson Museum of Art is located in an exquisite example of a former Carnegie Library in…read moreIndiana. My jaw dropped when I entered and saw the elegant scrollwork and magnificent stained glass rotunda. The former library, now is home to the Anderson Museum of Art. The Arts Education Outreach Specialist, Molly, was welcoming and informative about the building and museum. We paid a small admission fee ($3) to visit the museum. Today, the museum promotes the arts with two front galleries that hold juried exhibits. A third gallery holds works of local artists. Funds from a small gift shop are used to continue restoration of the building. A small frame shop is also available to purchase custom frames. Downstairs is a Children's Art Center and classroom. The facility also hosts events, such as weddings. Construction of the Beaux-Arts style building started in 1903. The mayor of Anderson had requested a grant from Andrew Carnegie. The city received $50,000 from Carnegie and finished the building in 1905 at a cost of $52,000. Kokomo Opalescent Glass provided the glass for the breathtaking rotunda dome. The building served as a library until 1987, replaced by a modern facility. The building sat idle for nine years after 1987 resulting in extensive water damage. Restoration efforts have been possible through gifts from art patrons and grants from the city of Anderson. Some of the fixtures are period pieces or reproductions. I highly recommend a visit if you like art and history. There is free parking in front of the building.

The actual art museum was very good but what looked like a "fun" experience for my grandkids…read moredownstairs was very unfortunate. They have a reading tent for kids downstairs with several books promoting gender identity issues creating a needless questions in innocent children in a space where parents are uninvited. I just think people need to be aware of this before the go.

The best fiber arts location around. Knowledgable, friendly and warm. Lots of options to buy and…read moreprices reasonable!

Very friendly staff and teacher. The teacher , Kate has great patience. My accomplishment exceeded…read moremy expectation. Prices are very reasonable for goods sold and the regulars in the class made me feel welcome. I would recommend them to any beginner spinner.

The service is outstanding and the selection of fabric is amazing. Competitive pricing at a great…read morevalue, the fabric selection is mind blowing. Authorizes Bernina dealer offering a wide variety of classes and workshops. They also service all brands of sewing machines.

Have been going to this shop for the past several years! It is a gem out in the country at the end…read moreof a leisurely drive and well worth the trip. Enter the front door to be greeted by everyone, including the customers! They always have some kind of snacks that I don't need but certainly enjoy. Their selection of batik's is great. Precuts are excellent as well. I never come out empty handed! Pricing is competitive and selection is outstanding!