The Craft House has it all - a place to buy gifts for yourself, friends, or family, an in person…read moreexperience for learning new skills and creating one of a kind pieces of art, and an amazing owner and friendly staff! I took a calligraphy/lettering course taught by Kelley and use what I learned on a regular basis. I can't wait to host my next party/event there too!

This was such a fun experience to celebrate a birthday! We booked a 2.5 hour window with a group…read moreand all chose different projects. The staff was so helpful and there were so many super cute crafts to chose from. We ended up being allowed to stay longer to work since there was an opening in the schedule, which was so generous! My project had the most components to paint in my group but I was given paints, brushes, and glue to take home with me and finish my last few pieces. I would highly recommend!!

I love love Hobby Lobby, but they have a manager there that needs some serious management training…read more She is going to get them a law suit if she does not correct her ways, she is always up front & her name starts with a "V". I heard her say some stupid stuff for a manager, just after the Covid scare, "where is everyone getting their money from", because a Mexican family was buying a lot decorations for a party!. On another occasion during the day & the lines were long", doesn't anyone work anymore!. Just yesterday I had a $45 order, all I had was a hundred on me, the cashier asked if I had something smaller, I did not, she called "V" over & she asked the same question, I said NO, sorry. She said I would end up with a bunch of $1's, I said no problem, she came back with like 50 $1's & some $5's - she told the cashier, the RULE is you have to use the $1's first. Well the cashier did not listen to her & gave me $5's. As I was walking out, I swear she went into a victory dance. (Not knowing I got $5's instead of $1's) I am contacting corporate - that was the final straw. Really "Rule", she sounded stupid, that's the RULE. Imagine a manger behaving that way.

Not to single out this location…read more.. I seriously do not like Hobby Lobby, no matter the location. I will say the music was pleasant, the selection okay, and the store was clean, but they need to understand that they're missing out on certain communities of people. The first, us Neuro Spicy brained people/autistics. Not a single sign whatsoever on what's where, what's down the aisle, nothing. It becomes very overwhelming and stressful. The second group of people? Any and all with a bad neck. Not having signage, forces us to look down each and every aisle before going in it, causing someone like me with a birth defect and cervical instability to become very dizzy. Yes, I could have asked for help, but I chose to familiarize myself with the store. Not realizing years and years since I've been in one, they still don't have any signs at the end of their aisles. Is it laziness? I have no idea, but as a highly creative in many areas, I'm done with Hobby Lobby. As an art store, GET CREATIVE, and put up some signs.

I grew up coming to this place on weekends and in the summer. It's a great way to kill a few hours…read moreand a lot of fun for kids. They have a decent variety of stuff for kids of all ages. The maze and shadow room are fun for big and little kids. The dress up clothes were great fun for them as well. Lots for them to do when they finish painting, while they wait for their painted creations to dry. They don't fire the creations in a kiln or anything, but the plus side is, the plaster pieces are cheaper, and you get to take it home the same day, unlike other places where you have to pick it up a week later. We came in on a weekday summer morning at opening, so we were the only ones in the place. There was a gentleman, I assume the owner, working. He was quiet and definitely didn't want to get too involved in anything. The variety of paint colors available wasn't as good as it was years ago. It also used to be in condiment bottles that somewhat prevented the kids from squirting too much at one time. I'm guessing that they probably see a lot more paint waste without those. Be forewarned that this is the type of place where you really are left to your own devices; no one is going to sit with your kids and give them tips on painting or anything like that. You will want to try to talk your kids into really filling in all the white space. The glossy spray that they use to "finish" them doesn't stick to the plaster if there is not paint on it. The facility is in some need of maintenance. There were lots of signs on things letting you know that a machine is fickle and only takes certain quarters, which you can get up front, or the sign on the women's bathroom saying "Bathroom door doesn't lock. Use men's." Um... okay, or you could just run to Home Depot in the morning before the store opens, pick up a new doorknob, and replace it. Yeah, it takes time and money, but my guess is that the doorknob lock didn't break this morning. Sign looked like it wasn't recently made. Moreover... there are two single stall bathrooms, why is one men's and one women's? They should just both be unisex, since that is what is suggested. Other than a bit of laziness on the part of management in terms of maintenance, it's a fun place, and the kids had a fun morning, which was the goal, for a lot less than I'd have paid at somewhere like paint a dream.

Both Julie and Steve are such wonderful business owners and people in general. They always make…read moresure their events run smoothly while also making sure the kids know what to do. The process of painting is way more convenient than other places and the face painting is quick, easy, and fun (and the designs are great too!) I was very sad to hear that their facility closed a few years ago but grateful that they are still doing events and parties. A small thing that I would recommend is start accepting cards because not everyone carries cash. On that note, the prices are very reasonable. Thanks for the wonderful party!

Such a fun lave for your creative kids to explore! We love this place and can't wait to go back!!read more

Jemma is such a kind, warm, creative, fun, and wonderful human being! We have known her for the…read morelast four years and every interaction with her has been such a positive experience. She has come over to our house to throw a birthday party and once as a fun playdate activity with several of my daughter's friend and many visits in between. She is so patient with all of the kids and is always engaging with them on new ideas and validating their work. She is a true treasure. We love you Jemma! Thank you for so many inspirational interactions, you are referenced often in our house!

Fun place to visit. Interested in everything from paintings to arts and crafts then this is the…read moreplace. Looking forward to display my artwork for Saturday, March 25.

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Typical Michaels. Full of craft supplies and things in between. I was on a mission to purchase a…read moreHappy Planner for 2026. I found it at 50% off. The one I found was super cute with a moon theme. I am a little disappointed its all self checkout. Employees were friendly and were willing to help.

Before you even get in the store, the parking lot is an absolute mess. For some reason, they've…read moredecided to rent out half of the lot to massive trucks that completely obscure any vision. I doubt that the trucks are customers considering it's a Michaels. However, they are there every single time I go taking up spaces and making it look generally like a works site. The selection is varied in a most useless way where everything is two dollars more expensive than it should be. If they're going for a speed run of losing profits hand over fist; quarter after a quarter like they're committing Seppuku then they are doing a fantastic job at this Michaels. Additionally the clientele are the most socially inept people on the entire planet. Completely unfamiliar with human social cues, and full of expectation the universe revolves around them. - the clientele

Horrible to a potential customer no wonder the place is so empty. Walked in without getting greeted…read moremade straight eye contact with the employees just looked at me and continue gossiping. Only spoke to me when they noticed I had a drink and said no drinks allowed. We are adults, not children If I make a mess I'll clean it, also nothing valuable in that store. Just a bunch of old rude employees.

They are very nice people who offer friendly service. The store carries all kinds of cotton fabric…read more I'm glad I discovered this place.

Super fun experience to do for a date night or with friends! The class was just so fun and…read moreinteractive, our teacher was amazing and funny! It was only 4 of us so it made the whole experience even cooler. It starts with you picking a color and then the instructor previews what we're going to do and is kind enough to take video of each one of us so we can have at the end of the class for memories. You have the option to make a cup or plate. Definitely, want to take more classes in the future, it was fun and a stress reliever lol.

This is a great idea for just about all ages. Easy to book you just have to pay your deposit if you…read morehave a large party. The whole process takes about an hour and a half. You fill out the paper and then you pick your color. Once it's done they will call you or email you to pick it up The people working there very friendly they have music playing while you're making your pottery and when they help you they don't make you feel bad if your bowl is messed up. LOL would highly recommend this place.