I recently visited this makerspace and was impressed by their offerings. I attended a workshop here…read moreand got to see how their laser cutter worked - fascinating stuff. We were able to get a water bottle engraved and I've been using it daily ever since. I explored the space more and saw that they had several 3D printers, large photo/poster printers, vinyl cutters, sewing machines, laser cutter, metal and wood workshop, and probably more that I missed. Membership is free to MCCCD students, faculty and staff and they charge at cost for materials, which is a great deal. It's open to the public as well and they have membership options. Staff were welcoming, knowledgeable, and easy to chat with. I would love to come back and explore more of their offerings!

Just attended Orientation. They offer so many cool hands-on classes:…read more * Woodworking * 3-D Printing * Jewelry making Membership is free for Maricopa Community College students & $75 for a General Membership. Either one gives you access to take classes (that you pay for) &/or use machinery/equipment once you have experience using it. Totally hidden gem!

Very clean and quiet workspace. Great place to work if you need to be productive and get out of the…read morehouse. The kitchen is always stocked with great snacks and drinks. Friendly and helpful front desk staff. Highly recommend if you need a workspace outside of your house.

Quiet, boring, and empty so they go this route…read more I signed up for Azcowork via a referral from my Brother. I quickly learned that I had been charged $99 for my first month and he had been given his first month Free. I tried to cancel prior to that first month ending and this is what I received from the owner, it's almost comical. ""This is fascinating to me. I'll tell you what, ask 3 entrepreneurs if they think the way you are going about this is right, and if they agree with you (and I'll take your word for it), you're done. No additional payments needed. If they disagree with you, still no additional payments needed as the $500 difference in this case will make no difference in my life - but do take the lesson to heart that when you make an obligation, as a business-owner, the expectation is that you follow-through with your obligations. When you are trying to go back on an obligation you've made, you should try not to blame the other party. Best wishes, Hamid Shojaee Founder"" I tried to cancel via an email that did nothing but praise them and blame my business location compared to where I live now. You charged one brother $99 and the other $0. Was he better looking? Low on gas that day? What was the reason on that one?

This place is fabulous! I wanted to do a girls day for my crafty friend's bday and I'm so glad I…read morechose here! I love that there are so many different options and everyone can choose their own project. It was hard to choose just one. The set up is very organized and it is easy to find the supplies you need. The instructions are very detailed and easy to follow. Nicole is very patient and helpful, but at the same time doesn't intervene unless you ask. She said she wanted us to feel like it was our project. We all left feeling so proud and accomplished. I have my final product proudly on display at home. I can't wait to come back to do more projects. I can't recommend this place enough!

Since March I have been taking a myriad of virtual classes hosted through Yelp. Recently, Yelp…read morePhoenix introduced me to Stencil - A DIY Craft Studio. I signed up to take a coaster making class, which will take place soon, but also purchased an additional kit to make. The shipping was fast and I received the kits 3 days before the class. The night I received the kit, I completed the extra craft I purchased, which was the wooden cactus in a pot. Nicole, the owner, didn't cut corners. She was extremely thorough in everything included in completing your kit. There was even a nail to help you pick up the stencil, if needed. The packaging of all the items was great as well. Everything was labeled and matched with the instructions. Every minute detail was accounted for. You could tell the thought put into this, and that was superb. The instructions were so in depth and she made it so you could not screw it up. They were concise and easy to follow, which made completing the project a delight. There were also tips throughout the instructions, which helped. I live in Buffalo, NY and we have DIY studios around town, but it was so refreshing to be able to purchase different and unique crafts that you can't get around here. I highly recommend this studio for crafting, and hope someday I can attend a class in person.

My mom and I took an acrylic pouring paint class here. It was great! Very informative and the…read moreinstructor was very helpful. The space was adorable and it looks like they have lots of other interesting craft classes. I highly recommend!

Wonderful space and the teaching is great. It was my first crochet class and I learned some basics,…read moregot to take home tools and instructions. The class was taught four ways: verbal, visual demo, hands on practice and with detailed written instructions as well. Amy is a pro and friendly too! The 1.5 hours flys by and is a great value. I took the Wing It quilling class, taught by Jessica the night before and had such a great experience that I signed up for the crochet class on the spot. Jessica's class was a fun way to spend an evening revisiting a craft I'd done years ago and really enjoyed. Both classes included all the instruction and tools you could want! Highly recommend you check out any classes they offer.

Don't leave your car in parking lot without paying, you'll get a huge fine and they put a boot on…read moreyour tire. I went inside to check in and drop some stuff off in my room and I was going to add the parking to my room. But you can only do that if you get valet service. So I had to go back to the lot to get the license plate number from my rental car, so I could pay through the app, and there was already a boot on my car and a $200 fine!!!! The people at the front desk explained that it's a third party company that owns the parking lot, but it's a bad policy for out of town guests. They need more signage to let people know that you risk a huge fine and a boot on your car if you take even a few minutes to check in. Pay immediately or don't park there.

It's expensive. Yes. But a very nice trendy boutique hotel. Great showers! Loved the hair and body…read moreproducts. Comfy beds. Good restaurant and bar. Great artwork for sale throughout the building and all hotel rooms. Safe in room for valuables. One shocking downfall was the pool. It's nice! But it's so dang cold it's like an ice bath. Not heated. Didn't think it'd be colder than a PNW lake. We were the only two brave enough to dip in and out super fast. Would happily stay again.

What an amazing venue! I've lived in the area for decades, and always wondered what happened to…read morethe Ponderosa Lumber company. I belong to a dining group who hosted an event here (catering from an external location). And what a great venue! We used the patio in the back, which is artistic, beautiful, lots of seating, a tent area for gathering and playing music, topped with sincere, wonderful service from some great people! We had Walter Brewing provide sampling of their brews (amazing!). We had a tour of the facility and learned so much about the non-profit outreach to make art accessible to all ages and abilities. I may just have to come back for one of their Monday night FREE art classes!!! Plus an Art Gallery! What's not to like! Please consider visiting and check out the work they do! And if you need a venue for a small, informal event, you won't be disappointed!

Great teachers and classes at very affordable prices! Painting, drawing, ceramics for adults and…read morekids alike.

Must have been nice when new. Now, it is shabby. When it…read moreis a building and service subsidized (I think..?) for the benefit of residents, the intention is most laudable and appreciated. The lack of proper maintenance and, perhaps, of interest of the deciders contribute to the future demise of this noble and exciting idea.