This place was so cute, wish we had time to get some pottery painting in - but the location is so…read moreclean, well organized, and nice, and the employees were welcoming and kind! I love that they have this kind of business in broken arrow & I'm excited to come back and get to paint!

Love having this as an option in this area. Great selection of pottery items to choose from. The…read morespace is warm and welcoming as well.

My fiancé and I are visiting from New York and she has always wanted to visit a ceramic spot to…read morepersonalize a dish. We had a blast working on our gingerbread dish! I'm obsessed with making cookies and now we finally have a dish to serve our guest. Shout out to Courtney! She was excellent! She was kind, patient and super helpful with personalizing our dish. Also, the price is great! I thought it was going to be super expensive but I was shocked by home cheap it was! If you want to have an amazing time, with top tier service ( seriously, Courtney is the best!) come to this location.

I had never been to purple glaze and my daughter took me for my birthday mind you I'm quite older…read morethan being a 10-year-old. This place really was not for me. She enjoys painting these dollar-tree-looking ceramics and sees it as relaxing. I on the other hand DID NOT enjoy the odorous smell inside of the building and also did not enjoy the overwhelming number of small children, tweens and teens and overall, it was an incredibly crowded experience. The paint brushes have seen better days. The chairs are uncomfortable and The ceramic choices are ridiculously overpriced. I would have rather gone to sip and paint because at least you get wine. I painted a tiny bud vase ($11+$4) - the raggedy brushes forced me to create textured lines in my vase and the paint meshed my design attempts. Overall, it wasn't an okay experience, but I won't ever go back, nor will I ever recommend that anyone goes. It was not for me. I think I can buy some ceramics and paint from dollar tree and DIY at home.

Took the grandkid (and the adult kids) to Shepherd's Cross this weekend for the first time…read more Overall, a great experience. Super nice people, plenty of activities for the wee ones and a nice relaxing atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. It wasn't super crowded, which was a plus, despite being there midday on a Saturday. Plenty of stuff to see and do, with very informative displays in the barn. I plan on looking into the non-seasonal offerings they have, as their work goes to supporting several missions and I'm all about that. A bit of a drive from Owasso, but not too long and it was a great way to spend some time together as a family.

The staff was lovely and eager to share the mission of Shepherd's Cross. Especially Dana. Their…read moreartisan section had a nice selection of unique pieces all for sale. Their museum upstairs was interesting and informative. There was a lot to look at and learn. The grounds and buildings were in good shape and the sheep roaming freely on the property were a delight to look at. For you knitters and crocheters out there, you can buy a skein of wool that was shorn from one of the sheep on property. I visited Shepherd's Cross the week before the shearing of the sheep was going to take place. Certain times of the year they offer various classes. Inquire with staff for upcoming events. All-in-all, it was a fun, relaxing visit and time seemed to stand still for awhile.

What a great spot! It's a small store but it makes the most of it's space. You will find more than…read morejust the Talavera pottery. We found a wonderful square piece that was signed. There were a few leftover fall pieces that were 40% off. The owner was so helpful and when I asked about some metalwork that we had been looking for (some wrought iron pieces to match what we already had), she encouraged me to bring her a photo. We had just been to a nursery/plant shop to look at some Talavera and Valeria's is very competitive in price. (Actually, cheaper.) If you want some colorful, authentic pieces, check out this gallery!

Prices are too high... but she has alot of quality pieces from wall hanging to dishes to fabrics to…read morepillows to jewelry. Nice stop to find authentic Mexican products. Lot of clay pottery and art works. Talavera Pottery. Day of the Dead statues and skulls are plentiful.. jewelry was beautiful and lots of varieties but bit Pricy for me . Store is neat and clean go take a gander

Great activity for a date, catch up with a friend or if someone is coming into town. This could be…read moreas short or as long of an activity as you'd like. You can choose a plant, a vase, then head upstairs to repot and decorate. They even have drinks or mocktails while you shop or pot. We went for a monthly anniversary date. I think we spent about 45 min in total. We just got plants and didn't make a whole terrarium which may have taken longer. They have plants all sizes so there are options for all budgets. Our plants were about $12 each as well as our pots.

I've noticed lately that there are a lot of DIY shops with venues for privately hosted events…read more This is one of them. I can't pass up a good cacti shop so we wandered in on a Saturday. They were hosting what looked like a bridal party upstairs. Beer and cocktails are available as you browse or as you put together your own succulent planting. I didn't think the prices were outrageous. There's a lot of unique pots to choose from, too.

This was my 2nd time to attend a class at Agitsi. This place is amazing I love having places to…read morego and learn different skills. They have everything you need, you just show up. She has several different types of classes / workshops. From beginners just learning to wrap And solder - to learning how to score, cut, grind, wrap with foil tape and solder. They even have all day workshops. Please check out Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Agitsi?mibextid=LQQJ4d Will be going back again and again. We take our Girl Scout troops here they all love it.

One of my hobbies is stained glass. As just a hobby it creates a problem. I have a limited number…read moreof walls and windows. Some of it has to go. I had been displaying and selling a few pieces at Tecknicolour Stained Glass in Pawnee. They closed this week. The owner recommended that I check out Agitsi Stained Glass. I stopped by on the way back to BA, introduced myself to the owner Brandi Hines-Lee. I showed her the art that I had displayed in Pawnee. Several of my panels are now on display in her shop! Thank You! I was excited to see her shop had a good supply of glass, tools and accessories! Another successful stained-glass shop in Tulsa area is needed. If you are into stained glass, you know the frustrating circumstances affecting availability of glass and cost of supplies. I got a quick tour of the shop, her art, and class room facilities, which left me with a very positive impression of Brandi and her passion. She is a very talented, energetic artist, wanting to share her skill and grow the art. If you stumbled across this review and may be interested in learning how to make stained glass, this is the shop to learn in. Click on the web site link for information about her, and the classes she offers! If you are looking for unique gifts; another reason to check out her shop.

The owner greeted us at the door and took us right to the item we were looking for, and then…read morepatiently explained the games my 6 and i saw on display. I bought some more stuff and get this they do free gift wrapping! Anyways the owners will also find a gift for a busy customer and have it wrapped and ready with phone payment. My dad just gave them a budget to buy and wrap gifts for my kiddo and they're great at that. The store itself has a wide and high quality selection as well.

A friend's granddaughter was in St Francis Children's Hospital in Tulsa OK & I wanted to send her a…read moregift to cheer her up. I did an internet search for toy stores & found Kiddlestix Toy Store. I called them & spoke with Nicole. She was AWESOME!! She advised me over the phone on which toys to purchase & she made sure they were delivered to my friend's granddaughter. The recipient was one very happy little girl!! Thank you, Nicole & Kiddlestix Toy Store!! Highly recommend!!

What a great space with small studio/work spaces in the back. We visited the "From the Heart:…read moreExpressions of Indigenous Joy," presented by Four Mothers Collective which will be there until the end of November. Really amazing art. We just stumbled upon this spot when we were visiting Garden Deva. This space is right next door.

Woman owned & woman driven. I've been to a handful of exhibitions & there have been numerous…read moreartists that have been on display at Positive Space Tulsa that I wasn't aware of. It's refreshing to get more familiar with artists I don't see everyday. Outside of art exhibitions, there are activations that take place. Another thing I enjoy overall is how local Positive Space Tulsa is. I'm very big on local because it showcases what's capable of being done in + from our backyard & Tulsa (alone) has so much talent. They keep everything up to date on their social media (I follow their Instagram positivespace_tul) & their Linktree. There's an exhibition going on right now & there's another one coming up in December. The founder, Nicole, is usually there when I'm visiting & she's always nice.