One of my absolute favorite things to do is a James Reynold's "Not Your Average Paint and Sip"…read moreclass. I've now done five classes and I'm so excited about his new space in Walnut Hills, which will provide options for all sorts of events. His creativity and imagination is endless and his students benefit as a result. Like the name says, this is not your average paint-n-sip. The drinks are flowing and it's a full bar with beer, wine, and liquor, as well as n/a options. You get guidance from a theme and inspiration photos and images, but you ultimately decide what you're going to paint. Some people choose to recreate an existing piece but many go wild, like I do. The Pendleton Art Center space was brilliant and eclectic and full of color and inspiration. I have high hopes that the Walnut Hills space will be the same and I'll be one of the first ones there. James is a delight. He's supportive and encouraging but absolutely no-nonsense. He will give guidance when requested, or gentle nudges when things go awry (or you're taking too long lol). He's an excellent teacher, an outstanding entertainer, and you feel like you're best friends by the end of the class. Do yourself a favor. Whether it's a date, girls' night out, or you can fill the whole space, book a class with @NYAPSC_OTR.

Great time! Informative session on Monet followed by painting in oils and great company…read more Libations and snacks provided.

My brother booked us paint and sip with the Paint Sesh at the Reingeist brewery this weekend, and…read morewe had so much fun! Chelsea was so kind to everyone and made us all feel welcome and comfortable. She encouraged everyone to paint whatever they wanted if they didn't want to follow along, and was always making sure everyone was having fun! Worth every penny for 2 hours of fun with your family.

I went to a session with my brother and had a wonderful time! The instructors were easy to follow…read moreand helpful with questions along the way. I'm very much looking forward to going to another one!

Great environment, you learn a lot and the pricing is perfect. 24/7 access to studio means you can…read morereally take your time to learn and practice. i love this place!

This is hands down the best place for pottery instruction. You will not find a more knowledgeable…read moreand helpful instructor in the area. The price for what you get is more than worth it. Most places you only get the class tim but here you get access to the studio outside of class time which is amazing. Rick has a great sense of humor too. I learned so much there and can't wait to take another class.

A great place to Co-Work!! Chill environment and amazing classes each week- free with membership!read more

This is one of my favorite places to grab a yoga class, have a great conversation and connect with…read morefriends.

The Pendleton Art Center is one of Cincinnati's most underrated gems, and their monthly Final…read moreFriday is something I look forward to every time. It's the perfect date spot--casual, creative, and full of opportunities to wander, talk, and discover something new together. With eight full floors of artist studios, there's always something different to see. You can meet the artists, hear the stories behind their work, and truly connect with the pieces in a way you just can't in a traditional gallery. The talent in residence is incredible--I'm genuinely running out of wall space at home because I keep finding pieces I can't leave behind. What makes it even better is the neighborhood itself. Pendleton neighborhood is full of wonderful restaurants and cocktail bars, making it easy to turn an art walk into a full night out. And if you're not quite ready for the evening to end, there's even a late-night ice cream parlor nearby--perfect for keeping the conversation going. If you're looking for a unique, inspiring night out that feels both cultured and relaxed, this is it. Cincinnati is lucky to have a place like this.

We spent a few hours here on Friday meeting the artists and purchasing a few things. Everyone was…read moresuper nice and was happy to talk about their work. There's plenty of styles to pick from if you're looking to purchase something, too. It ranged from cheaper / on sale to pricey. The main issue is how hot it can be during the summer months so just prepare yourself for that!

My girls have attended the summer art camp through The Art Workshop for at least five years - and…read moretaken some art classes during the school year, as well. They love the creative environment, supportive instructors and opportunity to spend a week on the pottery wheel or creating a paper mache animal, comic book, drawing, painting - you name it! I love that it's offered all day with before and after care - and that they enjoy going to camp and all the fun things they have made over the years!

From the owner: At the Art Workshop we have classes and camps for kids of all ages. Our bright and airy studio is…read morecentrally located in the Cincinnati suburb of Hyde Park. Art Workshop has been fostering the love of art for over 30 years in Cincinnati. This is the place for kids to create and let their imaginations soar. We offer children ages three and up art classes to learn drawing, painting, clay, sculpture and art history. At Art Workshop, you can plan a customized art party with us or bring your girl scout troop in to earn their clay badge. We teach all kinds of classes including home school art, cartooning, pottery wheel for kids and art summer camps with before and aftercare. Check out our website for all the details. Now registering for Summer Camps 2017.

How lucky is Bellevue to have RESN8 in the neighborhood! I attended one of their pour-paint classes…read morewhich was so fun and unique. I have done several of those "paint party" type classes at other venues so this was a great change of pace and I actually preferred this type of class- no stress, no artistic ability needed, and I liked the end result better than any of my other paintings. The instructor, Patricia, was very nice and accommodating, we were offered wine or water upon arrival and then went to the downstairs of the gallery for the class. We arrived early so had the pleasure of walking through the gallery beforehand. It's a beautifully renovated space and had a lot of nice pieces displayed. I would highly recommend RESN8 for one of their art classes or for a gallery visit!

Excellent brioche class!! Thank you so much for teaching me how to read my stitches and how the…read morerows build upon each other. I don't have to be a slave to reading the pattern since I now understand how brioche is built. I am now moving onto a sweater I've wanted to knit for years. Highly recommend the class if you offer it again.

If I could rate my experience a 0/5 I would…read more I passed by this store on a run and thought it looked cool so I decided to check it out. I browsed some neat looking skeins of yarn (I did think the price of $15 for enough sock yarn to knit a single adult sock was kinda steep, but the yarn was really pretty and I was in the mindset to spend money) before I noticed a clear cupboard with knitted items and accessories with tags. Since I noticed some were tagged I thought they were all for sale. I opened the doors and started looking through stuff. There was a cool scarf I was hoping to purchase which wasn't tagged, but I didn't realize that initially. I was then approached by two staff members who asked "if they could help me." I asked if anything in the case was for sale. I noticed that they were tense and that the vibes were kind of off, so I said that if they needed me to stop looking through the case I'd step away. They informed me nothing there was for sale and I said okay and stepped away. They told me that there would be items for sale later at a separate event, but I really didn't appreciate the experience as it was. Getting the feeling this place only welcomes a certain type of person and it wasn't me. Which was a bummer, because I was super ready to drop some money. This shop will probably do just fine without my cash but jeez. I don't mind that a shop has rules, but I do think they really could have made a better effort to interact with new customers and make a clearer distinction on which items were for sale and which weren't when I stepped in. The situation could have 100% been avoided and they could have provided a better experience. (Also, if knitted items aren't for sale, why is like 1/4 of the store's displayed items knitted pieces with tags? Super confusing for someone who's been there for the first time, and it's not encouraging to have my first conversation with staff be "those aren't for sale, come back on a weekend." )