I quite enjoyed my experience at Ceramic Cafe. First, you choose a piece from a wide selection of…read moreceramics located on the second floor. Then, you choose your paint. And finally you paint! Also, you need to come back a week later to pick up your cooked piece. It was a really fun activity and staff was very friendly and patient. Expect to spend about 2-3 hours being there. However, it was so expensive! My friend and I paid 100$ including tax and tip for the time at the cafe, the pieces and two milkshakes. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll go back for that price, although it's such a great activity.

Don't. Just don't go!…read more They did not fully coat my mug. Then when i finally got a hold of someone in charge, they told me to bring it back. Then when i did, the dude there was manipulating my close to 40$ item that i worked over 4 hours on like it was nothing. I told him to please becareful and he got insulted. Then he did it again and had a mini panic attack and told him to please hold it w all his fingers not just his thumb and index in the rim. He was so angry he gave me shit. Finally he took it properly and i told him to rrdo a coat. He asked if he can resend it to me and i said yes and smiled. I live 3 hours away. Then i just got it today. The package was so compact that it was a bulge on top. No longer a rectangler box. It was so tight it actually caused more damge... Then i called and told the dude, the package was so compact it actually broke, go on fb. And he asked me why. I lost all hope in this company. The staff rotation is horrible and these kids cant even run a simple operation or find common sense, and I'm 36 and saying this. The government should make these kids get a university degree to work at this company... or hire people in their 40s...

This is the business that supplies all the dollars stores arts and crafts material. They purchased…read morethe inventory of Foyer d'artisanat Raymond upon bankruptcy and are selling it for $6 @ pound. At that price it's time to save up on supplies. Teachers, activity directors will especially like this store. They are located at 9600 Saint-Laurent suite 605, open M-F 8h30 to 16h00, Saturday 10h00 to 14h00. See their website www.ugarit.ca.

This is a cute little New Age/crystal/gem stones shop. You'll find the usual New Age paraphernalia,…read morecrystal skulls, pendulums, rings, raw geos, pyramids. They also have lots of jewelry, mostly silver plated, amber, quartz and other semi-precious stones. I also saw Native American dream catchers and other Native spiritual items but unless I get that from a person of First Nation's ancestry or from the reservation directly or at the annual Pow-Wow, I generally stay away from that stuff, but that's just me. The girl who runs it is very friendly and generally the folks there are pretty helpful. It really focuses on crystals and stones, they don't really have books, tarot cards, candles, botanicals which most stores dedicated to craft and Pagan/Wicca do so just be aware of that.

My witchy friend pointed this spot out to me, I must have walked by it a thousand times without…read morenoticing this tucked away piece of magic on St.Denis. The variety of quality stones in here is remarkable, tiny stacks on every available surface. There are also white and pink salt and crystal lamps, singing bowls, totem stones and a couple pretty pillows to round out the mix. There's also a lovely collection of turquoise and amber and silver jewelry. The service was warm and kind a no pressure. Happy to have discovered Pierre's D'ailleurs!