So fun! Me and a friend went to do some pottery in the middle of the week and I had a great time…read more The service was friendly and not too over stimulating which was nice. I loved how my plate turned out!

Came tonight with my friend to help her finish up her 2 potteries! This is very therapeutic and I…read moreenjoy every bit of it. This a must-go to place if you painting or just need to take some time off to yourself.

We had such a good time at Brushfire! Loved how helpful the staff was and how many color options…read morethere were.

So fun to come and paint pottery here. It is definitely pricey. I chose a small plant pot and it…read morewas $44 plus the paint fee. So that adds up.

I decided to do something different before the year ended and I loved it! Their pottery wheel class…read morewas challenging but the instructors were hands on and engaging which made this class a lot of fun. Their studio is very cute, staff are friendly, and you get to make 2 pieces to take home. There's limited parking up front but plenty of parking on the side of the building and around the neighborhood. I will definitely try this class again!

I had so much fun! I wanted to learn how to center and had the best instructors (Matt and Melissa)…read more Everyone was so kind and helpful. If you're looking for a date night, group activity or just want to come by yourself to learn something new I recommend coming here !

I have nothing bad to say about this place. I have been three times. Everyone is always so helpful,…read morenice, and willing to assist. I took my goddaughter and we had fun. I would go again and again. It is so relaxing and therapeutic. I'm going to plan a date night here for me and my husband soon. Please check this place out. Now it may take a couple of weeks to get your item back, but whatever they call the process to make it look nice and shiny is free of charge.

We went to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for a bachelorette party. I don't think I've had this much…read morefun since my girls and I did Girl Scouting years ago. We looked through the Project Gallery, which had quite a variety of signs to choose from, and each of us selected a different one to make. These were the first signs any of us have ever made. They provided us with all the quality materials, tools, and personal instructions need for each project. The entire staff was personable, friendly, and knowledgeable with the variety of projects we choose from. Emily, was a godsend! She was very patient and detailed in answering our questions. She even assisted us when we doubted our ability. Kathy, the owner, was right there helping as needed while working with another group also. We never felt rushed. We brought a charcuterie tray and drinks with us to nibble and sip on as we worked. Such fun!! Keep in mind when picking projects and setting aside enough time to complete them, that the smaller signs could take an hour, the large ones can take two hours, and the real big ones can take even longer. Plan accordingly. I would definitely return to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for more fun!!!

Being the one of the only painting/art places for a while in a military town can kinda make you…read morelike the tallest "midget" in a room full of "midgets". This place was fun, i went by myself on a friday where i got off of work early. I went to the story but the beer place that sells growlers (tiny town and trenton) and i was pleasantly surprised. I wish i could actually have made the pottery piece that i painted (false advertising, i think) but that's ok. On Wednesdays they have a military appreciation day where you don't pay $6. Anyways, i picked up a sea shell jewelry box, $15, and painted it for about an hour to an hour in a half with little to no distractions or bothering from the employees. I was kind of annoyed that i had to keep getting up and asking for more paint like a child but i understand. There are a lot of children that go there with their parents and if they were to give me the paint tube, they might think i'd abuse it. So i paid about $23 in total on that Friday, because i didn't go to the Wednesday special, but all and all it was a good time. I'd go there for a date :) it's cute and it gives you time to think and chat if you bring a friend.

TLDR: very rude service. Wouldn't recommend. My friend and…read moreI wanted to try this place out since it was closer to home than another spot we painted at last week. we walked into the store and started looking around at the pottery. We were probably in there for about 4-5 minutes before anyone came up to us which was fine. The woman asked us if we had been to their location before and we both said no. She then pretty rudely stated we needed to go wash our hands before we could do anything. The act of washing our hands was fine, it was just how it was said. She acted as if we were an inconvenience to her day. Also, if washing hands is major concern then maybe they should have someone greeting customers. There were maybe 5-6 other customers in the store already painting and they did not seem overly busy. We both washed our hands and went back to select our pieces. We both got a bad vibe so we decided to leave. Once we left my friend said she overheard the employees talking about us as she washing her hands. If you are looking for a place to paint pottery and don't mind the drive we both loved The Hot Spot in Springfield. They were super helpful and attentive and had lower prices than this store. Only downside is the drive.

Just come here and throw your life away!…read more Located on the Old School Farm property this cozy ceramics studio is a great spot for beginners and those with a few years of pottery experience. I practiced ceramics for about five years and then school, work, and life got in the way. Fast forward to 2019 and I'm back on the wheel thanks to OSP. The classes here are super chill and offer all the basic needs for a successful novice potter. There are about ten wheels here which includes three standing wheels. There's also a slab roller and clay molds for hand building, if throwing on the wheel isn't your thing. The classes here will run about $190 for eight weeks which includes tools, discounted clay, unlimited glazings, and kiln firings. If eight weeks is too much of a commitment, they also one-off date night classes so you can take the class for test run. I know $192 may sound steep, but this farm is 100% a non-profit organization. So you're not only supporting the arts, but also a fully functioning farm as-well. Friday are free days if you're enrolled in a class, but will cost non-students $6.50 am hour. Bonus, you can grab beers from the restaurant upstairs and bring them to the studio. Yay for clay!

Crystal is a great teacher and is great at getting your best out of you. Fun laid back and…read moreinformative. She is creative and brings the best out in you.

Thank you Crystal for hosting friends from our apartment for a pinch pot class. We all enjoy…read moregetting back to creativity and whimsy.

This place is a joke! We brought my kids here to paint gifts for Christmas in November of 2024 it…read moreis now June of 2025 and they refuse to give us our items!! WE PAID THERE RIDICULOUSLY HIGH PRICES TO BE ROBBED!!! If i could give them 0 stars I would!!! Tried 4 times to pick up our items!!! Looking to report them to the city!!! Do not recommend!!! And to top it off the workers are rude and act annoyed if you ask questions or need something! Take your money elsewhere where!!!

The good part first... very calm & peaceful atmosphere. Relaxing activity. Quiet…read more The not so good... very limited quantities. Seriously. Could choose from about 10 items. The kiln doesn't work. Apparently hasn't for quite some time and no idea when it might work again. So you have to take your item to the local library to be fired. We were not told this upon arrival. I actually asked if they were going out of business. Nope. Just barely surviving I think. So if you're not in a hurry ( said it could maybe be summer) to get your item and if you're not picky what you paint it's a great place to go.