Tucktaway in a store front space in the small Southern town of Dumas, some of the most sought after…read morehandmade pottery in the south. What started out as a hobby is now a full-blown passion. Each piece is a work of art.

Top-tier product that's handcrafted right there in Dumas and has been for 37 years. Great folks…read more Check them out. Worth the short drive from Little Rock with several good places to eat in the Pine Bluff/Dumas/Pickens/McGehee area.

Landed in AR and had a couple of hours to kill before dinner. I like to do some kind of art…read moreproject when I visit places and found this place as I did research while sitting at work in California. Well, I landed late, it took me longer to get my rental car than anticipated, I checked into my Airbnb and finally got here on a Thursday at around 4:30 pm. With HIGH aspirations I set out to do a mosaic of a bird. The girl (I think her name was Rose , my apologies if it's not) at the front gave me my options, explained how everything worked and the set me up at my very own table. She pulled out all of the containers, taught me how to use the tile/glass snipper and explained how to glue the pieces to the board. Cool. Easy. Let's do this! Well, I spent the first hour trying to "make" my pieces of my mosaic bird. I purposely did NOT glue anything down before figuring out what it was going to look like. Rose kept coming back to ask how I was doing and if I needed anything. She was excellently attentive. She even complemented me on my progress. I had to give her a side eye though...at that point my bird DID NOT look like a bird! Hahahah. So I decided I needed to pivot, geometric shapes it is, let's just make this look halfway decent! In my last 30 minutes I put something together, got 98% of it glued down and was satisfied with my pivot. Rose came to me at 5:57 pm, and said we're closing soon, but no rush. I'm from Los Angeles, when they come and say that to you they usually mean, hurry up, I need to close, I've got dinner plans at 6:30! Bless her heart....I always wanted to use that phrase. She was amazing, she really didn't rush me and helped me get packed. She brought everything I'd need to finish my project and gave me some directions to read the directions on the grout cover. I highly recommend this spot for DIY art. They're super helpful and very polite. All of the necessary tools are right there. Great for a small group or individual. There's lots of free parking right out front on the street.

Really cute spot! I'd say most items are in the 20-40 dollar range. We went for my moms birthday…read moreand had a fun time, definitely appropriate for all ages. I recommend getting a reservation before going, but I think they do take walk-ins.

What a great little gallery! I was surprised to find an art gallery in a small town, but it was…read moregreat to look around at the variety of artwork on display and see the artist's studio set up. The artwork is all by the same artist, but he's very skilled and paints a variety of landscapes and subjects that I'm sure anyone can appreciate. His artwork makes being in the wilderness or rural areas feel like home. If you're ever in southeastern Arkansas, be sure to swing by and check out Rob Reep Studio.

From the owner: Rob Reep Studio is the official art gallery of landscape and portrait painter Rob Reep. In…read moreaddition to the gallery, the Rob Reep Studio contains a gift shop specializing in local products and souvenirs. The Studio also offers art classes and custom framing.

Excellent instruction! Emiley has lots of patience and we had a wonderful private lesson for 4. It…read morewas delightful and I hope to make a return visit.

From the owner: The Muddy Pig offers classes in how to throw pottery on a wheel or hand building pottery (pinch)…read more There are Try-it classes over 90 mins as an introduction where you will make two pieces which will be glazed & fired by the staff for you. Private lessons are available as well. There is an 8-week beginners's course for more detailed instruction, 2 hours/week & includes a personal tool kit, 12 pounds of stoneware clay, & studio access. Kid's classes are 6 weeks. Monthly Memberships will be available for more experienced potters with access to our 18 wheels, 7 days/week, with 25 lbs clay, use of our glaze, & our Skutt kiln, & a personal shelf for storage of your art work in progress.

Good food at good price. Bought 3 lunch plates and 3 drinks for $38…read more Bathrooms are always clean. We stop Here every time we travel through the area. They don't always do lunch plates, I think they have them only on certain days. But we have never gotten a bad meal.

I have bought gas and eaten in there many times in the past. I went yesterday and had a smothered…read morepork chop, potatoes, broccoli casserole and a roll. While it was very good it was a bit pricy for what I got. $13.44 without a drink. The food was good.