I've been here multiple times and have usually had an enjoyable experience, though accessibility…read morehas always limited my options. (High tables, cramped seating, low movement space) My partner and I stopped in as walk-ins on Saturday around 2pm, fully understanding it would be busy and that there could be a wait. When we entered, there was no signage and no employees directing guests. Like others who walked in, we selected our pottery and sat at an open table. The table was completely clear -- no signage, no tiles, nothing indicating it was reserved. At no point were we informed that the table was reserved or that there was a waitlist. After choosing our colors, we asked an employee to quickly review the instructions. During that interaction, another employee approached and stated the table was reserved. I asked if we needed to move and was told, "No, it's fine, we'll figure it out," and the instructions continued. A few minutes later, after staff were visibly discussing the situation and staring at us, we were told we would need to move because the table was reserved and there was a waitlist. An alternative was offered, but it was not accessible for us, so we declined and left. We were later told that walk-ins are required to check in at the "front desk," which is actually located at the back of the store. This is not stated on the website, and there is no signage in the store explaining this process. We were also told reserved tables are typically marked with tiles -- however, the table we sat at was completely empty and unmarked. By their own stated policy, the process was not followed in this situation. The handling of the situation was disappointing, poorly communicated, and made for an unnecessarily uncomfortable experience

I went here for the first time recently with a group of friends and was pleasantly surprised with…read morehow much fun I had! I do not consider myself an artistic person at all so I was not expecting my piece to turn out good but I actually ended up loving it! We had a group of 5 for a "girls night" activity and made a reservation online ahead of time. I would definitely recommend to do it this way if you have a bigger group as their walk in area was super busy! We went at 630 on a Thursday around the holidays. They have multiple different things you can do here but my group was doing the ceramic painting. You get to choose which piece to paint from their selection in the front. Everything is labeled with prices which is great because you can choose to spend as much or as little as you want. I felt like everything was very fairly priced. My balloon dog was around $25 meanwhile they had large serving plates/bowls that some of my friends did that were closer to $50. Once you all pick your pieces and sit down at the table, an employee comes by to explain the process and answer any questions. She was thorough in her explanation and it was much appreciated! You can pick as many paint colors as you want and then get to work. It was a super chill activity and we hung out there for around an hour and a half. Once we were all done, you head up with your piece to the counter to pay and give them your information! Since it was busy around the holidays they told us it would be about 1.5-2 weeks till our pieces would be ready for pickup but mine was ready in exactly 1 week! I received a text when it was ready. I would love to do this again sometime :)

This place is awesome. Fred Bivins owns this facility, he is an incredible craftsman and…read morewoodworker, one of the few Renaissance men left in this world. Fred hosts a gallery once a year with a handful of local talented artists that is open to public with great art for sale. If you can afford one of Fred's quality crafted bowls I would encourage the purchase, they are really cool.

From the owner: Wood turned items including bowls, bottle stoppers, and a variety of other wood items. Plus,…read moreletterpress-printed note cards.

This is a proper yarn shop! You should definitely pay them a visit because it's one of the…read morefriendliest shops in Michigan. They're robust selection of yarns will also keep you coming back.

Great painting classes and really cute items for sale! Tia is a fantastic, talented teacher!read more

I'm not an artistic person, but this is super fun!! Chelsea is a wonderful artist and an even…read morebetter teacher. Her casual, patient, and mildly irreverent personality makes this event something that you don't want to miss. I've done a few of these and I will definitely do more, they are great for client appreciation, group fun, or even just a date night.

Their selection of fabrics are fun and beautiful and unique. Everyone that worked there was warm…read moreand welcoming. They answered all my questions and helped me find the next best spot to hit on my mini quilt shop hop. I can not say how much I enjoyed the store, employees, fabrics, and all the samples that they had up.

My wife bought a used Pfaff machine from here and they could not have been nicer! Incredible…read moreservice. Good prices. A unique little shop- she will most likely return for ongoing sewing needs.

I have had several photos framed here and love the job they do! Even the pictures that I left in…read morethe back seat of my car that got bent a little - they fixed them for me! I am a thrifty girl so I buy each piece separately when they are on sale & then have them put it all together. Pretty helpful staff overall, I always find what I want here!

Horrible service and highly embarrassed. We were walking out of the store, and our car keys set off…read morethe alarm. The woman made us empty our pockets, which was fine. I get that. She then had me open my purse, again, find. She then took my purse from me after I showed her the inside of it. She made a comment that it was a coach purse, and basically insinuated that I took it from the store because it still had a tag on it. It didn't have a tag on it. I have had this purse for five years. It has never set off a sensor. It was a small purse. You could literally see everything. She had no reason to take my purse from me. I then walked through the sensor again after she took my purse from me and made me empty my pockets. No sensor went off. She then had my fiancé walk through the sensor, and he set it off. She then questioned him if he was wearing a new jacket and once again insinuated that it could've been shoplifted from a store and probably still had tags on it. Turns out, we put his keys through the sensor and they are what set it off. Instead of apologizing, she said "I guess I'll let you go this time" and then radioed to whomever to tell them that she was just gonna let it slide because she couldn't find anything on us. We had very specifically showed her that it was our keys that set it off by waving just the keys through, and she still treats us as though we were criminals. I will not be returning to the specific Hobby Lobby.