Very glad I found the Buffalo Arts Studio for art classes. Currently, iI am taking the Beginning &…read moreIntermediate drawing class on Thursday nights. The cost for the 8 lessons are $175, very reasonable for the 2-hour lesson each week. It covers basic drWing techniques on the first 4 lessons, then we get to practice for the next 4 lessons. If you are looking for some ME time, this is highly recommended. I look forward to the class each week. They also have other types of art classes, such as ceramics, acrylic, oil, etc. Parking is on street or in the lot across.

This collective art studio is a great source of local art. The artists produce in various media…read more You can find ceramics, pottery, painting, printmaking. The at is high quality and you can make a purchase directly from the artist. BAS has opening events and other fundraising events. The Live on Five energy starts April 13. A fundraising that's also fun! You can bid on very affordable art. If you've been wanting to get more art in your life make a visit to Buffalo Art Studio.

Kelly is a fantastic teacher. I love her botanicals class and really look forward to learning more…read morefrom Kelly. She is an amazing artist.

After hearing so many amazing compliments about Kelly and her artistry, I decided to partake in her…read moreonline botanicals workshop. I was pleasantly surprised that, as a beginner, I was able to easily follow Kelly's relaxed direction and create several beautiful florals! She has certainly inspired me to continue exploring and creating art with Whimsey by Kelly!

Sunday boards and Brunch! -I attended the boards and Brunch at Buffalo Collective as their last…read moreclass in there current building. *they plan on moving to another located closer downtown. The board making class was very nice. Easy to follow and there were great saying and different boards you could pick from. The brunch food was so good and there was a lot left over! Unfortunately I think saying unlimited mimosas for the first hour wasn't as what it was listed as. The class leader pours your drinks but it felt hard/weird/awkward to ask for another glass. So each person there only got two glasses of mimosas. I over heard someone asking her for a third later on in the class and the lady said that after the first hour you have to pay. I thought that was wrong, at least for our class. There was really no direction with that.

Such an innovative idea! I love following their page for new and exciting projects. They even ship…read moreif you are not local. Fun to be had by all, from kids bday parties to grown up wine time.

Locust Street is a treasure! They have free and low cost art classes for kids and adults…read more Each season, they have a selection of scheduled structured classes for which you can register for a small fee. Those classes very season to season- pen and ink animals, print making, special ceramics projects, photography, etc. I took a 3 session Monet class, a figure drawing class, and an intro to pottery wheel class for a fraction of what other clay studios charge. My Monet ended up hanging in the lobby. Each season, they also have open art studio time - kids drawing, teen/adult drawing and painting, ceramics, senior sessions, and more. Three week days and Saturdays the center is open and you can work on your own projects with an instructor on hand for questions or advice. All the materials are provided. Everything is free with suggested donation amounts. This is such a wonderful asset to our community.

Annmarie the ceramics instructor is amazing! She is so good with kids, and coaches creativity over…read moreperfection. Loved the class we had with her and will definitely return to the amazing community asset.

I'd like to start off by saying, I'm 100% no artist, lol. As it turns out, you don't need any real…read moretalent. The women in the studio guided us through each step. Side note, it's run & owned by ALL WOMEN! Huge bonus. Everything was provided, and there are so many choices. Most projects range in price from $30-40. We were working on plaques. We sanded, painted/stained, dried, applied an adhesive stencil, picked out colors, painted again, dried again then eagerly lifted the stencil for a finished project. I was impressed how well mine turned out, just like ones you see at a craft show. Parking.... I heard one of the owners say the have a 12 spot lot for free. I found street parking, across the street. If it's during the day, you'll need to pay through the 'Buffalo Roam' app, after 5pm is free

This is one of my favorite businesses in Buffalo. I try to support them as much as I can, and if…read moreyou come to my house, you'll see lots of projects from their website all over my abode. During COVID-19, StudioHue is offering a scaled back version of what crafts they offer, and is making home deliveries (within a 15 mile radius of their location on Broadway in the City of Buffalo) to provide you with some creativity during this time of staying home. The craft kits include everything you need. I went with the dog string art. I received the piece of wood, which had a hanging apparatus attached to it, a sponge paint brush, some paint, the color I chose, nails, and four things of embroidery floss, or the 3 colors that I chose when I ordered the product. This specific kit was $30 and was delivered to me on a Sunday morning. When I received the product Sunday morning, I also got a text message signaling to me that the delivery had been made. I painted the wooden board for my project in about 5 minutes, and let that dry. I then crafted the project in about 2 hours time five days after receiving the project, and the paint was still good to go. I highly recommend them to keep you sane and provide a little creative outlet.

Great shop, I have attended the Toast To Type Event here the last couple years and it's so much…read morefun.Its an evening of hands on printing demos, food and drink plus raffles on baskets, wine and wreaths.You get to handprint your own punny reusable tote bag and clink commemorative coasters.Its such a fun event. I also attended the posters for the irish classical theatre a Retrospective, which was cool to see all the posters of the past, especially the plays i have attended. The staff is friendly and you can purchase prints, posters, post cards and jewelry from local artists.

I have been going to the Toast to Type Event here the last few years and I must say it's a blast…read morefor a good cause.You can screen print a tote bag and coaster, which is so fascinating. You get food and drink included in your ticket price and they have raffles for baskets wine and wreaths. The shop is cool and the staff so nice, you can purchase posters, prints, stationary, jewelry and screenprints.I also had the chance to catch the posters for the Irish Classical theatre company Retrospective. So many exciting posters from past productions I have attended. This was so cool !!

I recently attended a fundraiser in their new space on Plymouth... An incredible building staffed…read moreby fabulous volunteers and very talented artisans from around the world I cannot wait to return to take a class. We did get to see the new felt loom in action, try our hand at indigo dying and watch as the women stitched beautiful embroidery motifs on refashioned items. Definitely the place to go for unique one-of-a-kind handmade gifts Off street parking is available in a lot next to the building

This is a this is a very cool business. The space it relocated to a few years ago is great…read more All sorts of refugee and immigrant people come together here and make products from their hometown with the Buffalo twist to them as well. Fantastic to come for small gifts you may need for someone. Everything from earrings to bags to decorated sweatshirtsto pieces of cloth to make your own thing to lessons and working together to make something yourself. Tons of pleasant, easy parking as well.

Want to get dirty?…read more This is the place to come play with mud. Sanctioned for adults no less. Seriously, located in the old Pierce Arrow Building (which houses many many things, BTW), on Great Arrow and Elmwood (across from Carriage Trade Pastries), is a ceramics studio. You can take classes here, which are small and offer personalized service. You will learn a lot in the six week beginner class. You will learn how to "throw clay", make a bowl or perhaps a mug, glaze it and actually use it! How cool is that? Already know how to throw a bowl? You can also join here and come as often as you like. Its a monthly membership I think, and you pay for firing of course. Clay is priced reasonably, the space is nice, all the tools are there. All thats missing is you.

Buffalo clay art center is amazing To the chick named Cherie…read morethat gave a one star review, get the hell out of here with that noise. You didn't even visit the center or have any experience with the staff or the facilities yet you're leaving a one star review because you couldn't manage to have the problem-solving skills to contact the owners. I know for a fact that the guys at Buffalo Clay art are not hard to reach. in fact one time I contacted them a few days before Christmas because I wanted some suggestions on which kind of pottery wheel to buy and they got back to me right away. I was shocked at such a quick response time on the most hectic day of the Christmas season . They had nothing to gain no funds to earn from answering my question. Again they are not hard to reach but some part of me is glad that Cherie wasn't able to reach them because she sounds like an ass. I guess that's how you become yelp elite by posting comments for businesses you don't have any real experience with. In terms of my experience with the actual business, because I've taken at least two classes there and several members of my friends and family have taken classes there I can say that buffalo clay art center is a wonderful place to learn about pottery the people that teach the classes are experts they truly love what they do and they are amazing at it I cannot suggest a better place to learn from!! Chill vibe place.

Super cute art studio in the strip of stores that has JAM Parkside at one end and now Making…read more Waves at the other end. They offer wide variety of art classes from making roads to meet you still life so too variety of other things. It's a nice space offering some new classes to enjoy and benefit from.

The most beautiful pottery is presented here in this very special store. I always come here when I…read moream looking for an unusual gift of high-quality. Everything is laid out so perfectly and visually. I just feel very uplifted when I walk into this space.

Beautiful shop that focuses on local handmade art. The owner, Greg, who is a ceramicist and metal…read moresmith sells his work there and also has a studio in the back. Very welcoming, friendly, and beautiful space with lots of great gift options. I gifted myself one of Greg's handmade mugs and got a friend one of his garlic grater bowls. Highly recommend this shop!