Signed up for a 6-week into to wheel throwing, and it's a lot of fun! The instructor makes…read moreeverything a blast and pays attention to what you're doing so that you can learn proper technique while enjoying the process of learning something new. It's a great group and a great environment. I'm really interested in their other class series after I finish the wheel-throwing classes.

Workshop SLC offers an incredible range of classes, and they're always adding more, so I can…read moreconsistently find something that fits exactly what I'm looking for. The instructors bring real depth of experience and are thoughtful about creating a supportive, artist-focused environment. I'd highly recommend taking a class here. The space is welcoming, and the lessons strike that perfect balance of challenging and genuinely fun.

This place is growing and offering many opportunities to engage in various forms of art from…read moreceramics, figure, drawing, and digital media. Keep your eye. This place is going to expand and offer even more opportunities in the future.

Taking the ceramics level one class was a wonderful experience. It far exceeded my expectations.read more

We signed up for a silversmithing class at 2 PM with what we expected to be a 2 hour maybe 3 at…read morebest, and we were there for 4.5 hours. Its really unfair that you pack in a full class and put 4-5 people per 1 silversmith. Not to mention our Silversmith had only 2 months experience and over-polished on of our rings which ruined its luster and look. These rings are OVER $150.00 to make and they should be FLAWLESS? The cost to make these is not discussed until you are in the class, and its at a minimum $75.00 to do. Not to mention every GEM is at a minimum another $30-75 to add to it. We left feeling very frustrated at a $330.00 bill on rings that were not to our standard, and had to be redone more than once during the experience.

My husband took me here for my birthday. I loved the amount of gems you could pick from. I felt…read morelike there were a lot of options and I liked that the price was on the back. No surprises. You know what everything is going to cost in the end. Staff are super friendly. As a introverted person I liked that you could keep the classes small and didn't really have to interact with people. As for my ring, I wear it EVERYWHERE. I NEVER take it off. It used to be a light blue color and has turned green. I have worn it in chlorine pools, cleaning my house with chemicals and I'm sure that is the reason the stone changed. But the metal has never rusted or changed colors. It's good quality metal and I'll be back.

A little bit of paradise in Utah. I was looking for some things to do in the downtown Salt Lake…read moreCity area during our vacation when I spotted Hawaii Fluid Art at random. I thought this would be a great activity for my LTP and I to do, so I booked a reservation online. We live in Nevada, and their website mentioned that it would take a few days for the artwork to dry completely, hence the fluid art in their name. We were going home the day after the class and we would not be back in time to pick it up, and luckily for us, it was feasible for them to ship our canvas back to us. I think they said that we would get our finished paintings in about a week and a half. I booked for 5/29/26 at 5:00pm and chose to do a small canvas ($65/person plus other fees). Depending on what you're doing and how big your canvas is, it can get messy, so make sure to pack some clothes that you don't mind getting paint on. We packed some shirts that we didn't mind getting paint on, but to be fair, it really didn't get all that messy since our canvases were so small, so it's ok. One thing that I really liked is that we were the only people in the entire class, so this basically was a private session for us. We were asked to choose three or four pint colors of our choice, which was easy for me at least. The first thing we were instructed to do was pour white paint on our canvas and cover it completely by moving it around with our bare hands or by moving the canvas around using the pegs on the bottom. Once we emptied out the cup of white paint, we were shown a technique in which they call the 'blurp blurp' technique, where you pour your colors of choice into the empty cup one at a time for two seconds until they're all mixed in together. Before pouring our colors onto the canvas, we got to decide which design to use based on other designs that were made in the past. What I did on my canvas was pour my paint across the canvas and used the rest of my paint to make some lines from top to bottom and then move the canvas around to cover the white paint up, although some white splotches appeared later on, which is a normal thing to happen. The finishing touch was glitter, which we sprinkled around our canvas like salt. The glitter made our canvases even better. They came out really well and we can't wait to see them when they arrive at my front door or mailbox, depending on what shipping service they use to ship our canvases back. This class was short but sweet. We had a lot of fun here trying out something new.

Are you a creative type...someone that likes to make art? Whether you answer yes or no, Hawaii…read moreFluid Art is perfect for you. It doesn't take any artistic ability, but if you do have such a trait, you can put it to use here as well. What I'm saying is that anyone can enjoy this place-and you should! First, you select the size of canvass that you want to paint. Then, you select up to five paint colors. There are lots to choose from and you can walk around the gallery to see other art and get some inspiration. Depending on what style you like, you'll be guided by a friendly staff member on how to pour your paint onto the canvass and then tilt it in a way that will achieve your desired outcome. It's a fun process and a bit mesmerizing to watch. For an extra fee, they can add resin to the finished piece, which will make it shiny. It certainly makes the colors pop and I'd recommend it. My only complaint is the price. Sure, you're making a one of a kind work of art. But the price point is steep and will certainly eliminate some people from participating. But if you can swing it, I'd recommend you save your pennies and give it a go.

If you're looking for fun and creative classes for adults, but mostly kids then this is the place…read moreto go. They host great art based activity camps for kids for the summer and throughout the year.

I had a great time at the fused glass ornament workshop. The ornaments I made turned out really…read morewell. I learned a lot and I had a good time

Light, bright & beautiful studio space! Plus they were installing an NCECA exhibit for the…read moreconference! I was there on the Monday before Conference started and kinda got a sneak peek at the artist exhibits! I found a little treasure made by one of the studio's artist and had fun seeing all the works in progress!

The owner kindly reached out for a redo since my pottery was damaged, and I'm happy to say they…read morehave updated many processes and it's now so much easier and better to paint. My pieces turned out great with no imperfections! Love their Loki events, and looking forward to potentially taking their classes! My faith is restored, and I'm happy to see them expanding!

The event we booked got cancelled, I requested a refund because we didn't get what we paid for…read more Horrible customer service. Stopped responding after responding that the tickets were non refundable (even though THEY cancelled) because they want me to enjoy an exceptional event with them. The number on their site is only a robot, I never get to speak with a person it just takes me around in circles. No refunds is an okay policy if it's the customer cancelling, but if they cancel they should refund when they aren't able to provide the service you paid for.

Absolutely horrible customer service. If you have a question or concern about a reservation you…read morebought it will take them a very long time to reply to the point that you will miss the class you bought the ticket for in the first place. No refunds. No compassion.