Great little pottery shop! Really enjoyed the outing with my girls. We explained what we wanted to…read moredo and she was very helpful in making our art project work out how we wanted it to! Can't wait to gift my hubby with his Father's Day present the girls made on their own!

I think this is the first poor review I have written on Yelp. Went this morning with my young…read moredaughter and her friend. We had never been so had absolutely no idea what we needed to do. We were greeted and given a very brief description on pricing and how to wipe down pottery we selected with water. Then told when we were done to pick out paints and they would then tell us the next step. No one explained the next step. I had to ask for additional paint brushes, stand for pottery, how to use certain paints. The store was packed but when paying $55.00 for two items of pottery I feel things should be explained. The people we met up with ended up using the "wrong" paint on a piece she spent $30.00 for. She wasn't able to even finish it the way she had hoped for. Overall I would imagine if you knew what you were doing it would be a nice time. Not impressed

Terrible location and the hours of operation and lack of accommodating staff. We arrived on a…read moreSunday to an empty building and then were told we could not start a project. Went to Glazed and Amused in North Canton. Much nicer location and staff. Selection not as good but less homeless when you leave.

Great shop. Wonderful environment. employees were friendly and very knowledgeable. I love this…read moreplace and would highly recommend.

The lady was so nice and helpful. She was the only worker and the store was super busy…read more The down side here is that there are stairs and my mom was stuck in the car while I shopped. They have a nice variety of fabric. I loves how they have a clearance area.

Diverse fabrics with a large variety of patterns. Friendly knowledgeable service. Great!!!read more

Unfortunately not a good experience. Communication is poor and the staff is not friendly.read more

Super fun place!! I've been taking pottery classes there for 4 years. Very small classes. Lots…read moreof one on one attention. Price is reasonable and have met so many awesome artists.

I do pool exercise here because the place where I was doing pool therapy cut their hours to six a…read moreweek. Here it is open much longer hours and I can go pretty much when it's convenient for me, unless I want to go during their 1 - 2 PM lunch hour. Lots of activities and classes. Another advantage is the fact that the pool does have a deep (12 foot) end; a lot of public pools don't have a deep end like that, and for my exercise, that makes them useless.

This place is great. The Massillon YMCA has a lot of workout equipment. It may not be as pretty…read moreas the rec center but there is rarely a wait for equipment. Also, you never feel insecure while working out here for some reason. I really feel at home here and everyone is friendly and more than happy to help. I take the kids swimming and even to work out since they have a youth workout room with age appropriate equipment. The basketball court is usually available and the raquetball courts aren too. They even have raquets if you need them. I prefer the Y to the rec center and will be a member for life.

Lindsay provided my partner and me with an exceptional tour during an open house, showcasing her…read moreremarkable artistic process and sharing a wonderful story. I absolutely love her work and have decided to frame it on my wall.

Met with Gingerly Press this past weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore show on Feb 21st. I…read morelearned a lot about their process and loved several prints. I'm still considering buying several for new wall space in kitchen. The earth-valued themes are depicted so simply but their design and colors are very appealing.

The board and director at that time destroyed more than a decade of work by hundreds that loved…read moresupporting the Ballet program that no longer exists. The Company left and started a competing Ballet Wooster program. Will never give them another dime of our money. The Wooster Blade ran a story about the inappropriate conduct by the director towards students during the 2012-2015 school year.

An innovative place that is trying to expand and offer more services. They need to lower prices a…read morelittle and advertise more!

They are currently closed until the 6th of January, fyi! (2020) in case you were making a stop…read moreexclusively there. Excited to schedule a class, soon! I've heard great things.

You don't have to know me that well to get a sense that I'm no artist. I had trouble with…read morepaint-by-number, for the love of Dali. I do, though, have lots of great, artistic friends, and they took me to the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center. What a delight. It is in the old First Akron Bank building, right on the mall on the north end, just before it becomes a street again. Chock full of student-created work, there is a huge gallery, several class rooms, studios, a kitchen, on and on and on, all for the local artist. It reminds me exactly of my college campus art building, but with way more people of other ages, from teens to near hundred-and-teens. Two other great reasons to love this place. It is non-profit. AND it is self-sustaining, through membership and their classes and workshops. When I hear discussions of what it takes to revitalize a downtown, I imagine a bunch of places just like this one: using an older building (you kids would know it as "re-purposing") for a newer idea, in this case art, but also music, and library, and metal shop and... oh, sorry. I went back to high school for a minute, there. Keep our downtowns from falling into ruin. Consider enrolling in a class here, but at least visit the place for a tour or an exhibition. (Oh, and there are a few off-street parking spaces in back, along the river, if you can find them.) Ars longa, vita brevis.