I began doing art in 2021at the age of 84. It all began as an activity at the Independent Living…read moreCommunity, The Springs at Sherwood. As a Retiree, I recognized early on that I needed establish a focus to carry me through the remained of my life. The Springs offered its residents an introductory art class. I enjoy the process and within a short period began taking lessons from Ann Bruckner at The mosaic Art Loft in Sherwood. Because of the quality of the art instruction provided by Ann and her excellent staff, I've been privileged to have participated in three community art shows, and two shows at the Springs, and have sold a number of original art pieces; and still taking the occasional lesson from Ann and actively practicing and producing original multi-media art

If there were more than 5 stars, i would give them all to the wonderful staff and facility…read more First, location location - beautiful spot downtown Sherwood, so charming and has an amazing set up. Staff - the owner Ann and our teacher, Christina are absolutely amazing. 2 of our kiddos attended their classes for ~3 years and we loved the overall experience. Use of different medias, the overall process, availability of camps and even showcasing your kids' artwork at the local library or Art Center - are all amazing things that we experienced here. Our kids absolutely loved coming in and spending every Monday creating. COVID was a challenge for everyone, but Ann and Christina put together an amazing plan to engage with students virtually. While most extra curriculum activities (i.e. sports) were not available, Mosaic Arts Loft provided needed activity to our kids and they were looking forward to their weekly classes. If you are looking at options for your kids in the area - I highly recommend them. You will not regret and your kids will enjoy creating masterpieces that you will be able to proudly display in your home and gift to friends and families. Thank you!!!

Had such a great experience at Kilnfolk taking their 2 hour intro to pottery wheel class. I…read moreappreciate all the information they send you ahead of the class - which they do go over in person. They have everything set up for you and they have aprons available but I definitely encourage you to bring clothes you don't mind getting dirty. The instructor was great - she goes over a step by step demo and then with the whole class the instructor goes over the steps again and you end up with a piece of your choice. I ended up having time to make 3 pieces in total. Highly recommend - very fun and a nice challenge!

I brought my daughters and nieces here for a Sunday afternoon something to do. We all had a great…read moretime and I personally feel like the price is appropriate for what you get. Myself included had 7 people. We all picked out a piece to paint. Shop provided the space, paints, brushes etc everything needed. Paid around $175.00 I thought that was pretty good. Includes them firing the pieces as well. This is definitely something we'll all do again!

Prices seem a bit high but the experience was good. Nice staff. I wish they would've given more…read morethan one tile as a paint palette.

Such a fun find especially for a rainy day. My kids love coming here and we always stay for at…read moreleast an hour or two. Staff are friendly and helpful and the cafe is always very clean. Great selection of paints and brushes. The only drawbacks are the price which it can get pretty spendy. The other would be parking- the lot can be full sometime (if there is a birthday party) and there is limited street parking.

Went for Mother's day 2025 with my adult daughter and teenagers. It was fun and everyone found…read moresomething to paint that sparked their interest. Mom's gift was quality time with all her kids together in one place. As they get older they scatter and they all do their own things. The oldest moves out & the teenagers are male & female (vinegar and water). Thank you for having a fun group activity that we can share together and enjoy a few precious hours of making memories. BONUS! We all have a precious momento from that day we can use over and over through the years.

Went here and had a terrible experience. I was helped by Brittany who seems like she's never talked…read moreto a human in her life before but somehow landed a job at this dead end ceramic painting shop that has such a weak and expensive selection I almost started painting my own face just to keep my self busy. Brittany if you are reading this, ask your self, do people deserve to be costumer serviced by you? The answer is no, there is enough cruelty in the world. I would rather burn my money into charcoal before spending another dime here.

Such a cool hangout spot to paint and just relax with friends and family. Staff was super nice…read moreexplaining and being there if we needed help with anything. There is lots to choose from with all sort of different color so let your imagination wonder! We fun. We took my niece here for her bday. Good amount of tables, and they have a back room for parties too. Prices are decent for small to large crafts, and they have examples of it all. Examples are mugs / dishes, gnomes, animal dishes, all different animals, jewelry boxes, and so on. After you are finished, you turn in your project and that is where they put it in their fancy machine - takes about a week and comes out so different but super pretty! Very fun.

This Ceramicafe was a lot of fun. The staff is really friendly and walked us through how everything…read moreworks. Some pieces are a bit pricey, but the final result makes it worth it. My girlfriend and I had a great time (I painted the fox). I'd recommend choosing a medium-sized piece to paint because they're reasonably priced and you won't get bored like you might with a huge pot or an overly complicated design.

Very fun! There was a good selection of ceramics and the prices were very reasonable. The place was…read moreclean and very friendly. We painted and painted. Talked. Danced to Queen (well I did) and explained who Billy Joel, Steve Perry and other by-gones were to my teen because the radio was rolling out the hits of the 70s, 80s and 90s. It was a GREAT way to spend a vacation day. No beverages or food and not a very walkable local, so know that.

Lara is friendly and interested in helping you create. Her new space allows for Open Studio time…read morewhile a class can be conducted next door. Check out how many creative ideas posted.

I've been to Ceramicafe a couple of times with my toddlers (2.5 and 4 years old), and it's become…read moreone of our fave new spots in Corvallis. The space is beautiful, very clean, and well-organized. It kept my kids busy and, surprisingly, calm! The relaxing and warm environment made the experience enjoyable for both them and me. The workers have been incredibly nice and accommodating. It's so great to find a place to relax while my kids are entertained. We will definitely be back often :)

Staff is very friendly and helpful but not overbearing - you can sit and work on your project…read morewithout interruption but they walk you through everything first and are happy to answer any questions you might have. I like the text message notification that lets you know when your items are ready for pick up after firing in the kiln. I've been with my three and a half year old and with my mom and have had enjoyable experiences each time. Will definitely be back and hope to sign up for one of the themed events they offer at some point, too.

We did a team building event here. Joanna (sp? Sorry) was a fantastic host. Plenty of time allowed,…read moremany options to add on/alter or make unique. There are several mediums here, it's a spacious place, something for everyone! We enjoyed our time here and would recommend it!!!

I love supporting local and wanted to take my teen for a pottery painting experience. The mugs we…read morewanted were all dirty, but we were assured the markings would burn off. At $40 it's a pricey mug! I understand it's not just the mug, but the paint, rent, kiln, staff expenses. But it meant we'd only be painting one item at that price. So we chatted happily while my teen painted the mug and I asked to color in a tiny heart on the side to fulfill my art craving. That tiny heart, using no additional supplies or brushes, cost me an additional $10. We used 2 colors, 2 brushes and required no guidance, but the final cost of the one mug, plus 2 studio fees (because I painted a tiny heart), without drinks, landed up being over $65! That's a little OTT, but it was a great memory with my teen. I hope the dirt on the mug actually does burn off- because at $65, I'd hope to have an unblemished lifelong memento.