Attended this studio for a corporate outing, and they were great! Super flexible and easy to work…read morewith. Such a great location and a helpful group of staff - especially Melanie! Great price and a wide variety of activities for varying skill sets. I appreciate their communication and enthusiasm. I would definitely come back to this studio and would recommend to anyone looking for a fun group or even solo activity!

Such a cute place! Came here on a whim when plans fell through for a friend's birthday weekend…read more Maddie was incredibly kind and great at explaining the whole process of picking out a pottery and all the colors of paint. There are so many pieces of pottery to choose from. Everything from kitchenware to holiday items, to potted plants. The choices of colors are endless. Its BYOB, so we enjoyed a few sips of wine and painted, and it was very relaxing! Once you are done painting your piece, you will get it back within 2-3 weeks after it has been cured. Will definitely come back here!

What an amazing experience making my own soy candle! I found out about this place online and loved…read morethat it is a black-female owned business, so I went on my birthday with family for our first time. We enjoyed our hands on experience with the founder/owner Julienne and Mike. I enjoyed our conversation, the music, friendliness, and knowledge of each process and detail with candle making. I LOVED how I made my own scent with her help. My sister also made a body spray. The candle lasts very long, and you can refill it for 20% off, which I will do. This was an exceptional experience, and I highly recommend it. If you're a hands on person who likes candles, body/room sprays, and just a relaxing experience, then come here now solo or with friends, family, etc. Enjoy!

The candles are amazing. We love all the scents. I plan to get all of my kids' teacher gifts from…read morethis place for the holidays. My kids are also obsessed with the 3D printed animals. The owner is super kind and patient too.

Awesome shop for fun, whimsical, one-of-a-kind gifts. I highly recommend taking the glass classes…read moreto tap into your own creative genius!

The owner is a great human being who uses his shop to support artists and their communities all…read moreover the world. Plus their material things are pretty cute. Ask Nick who's behind the counter most of the time if you're interested in custom T shirts, he does a good job.

We have had several paintings framed here and have never been disappointed. We recently took an…read moreoil painting from my Grandparents' to be reframed. We do not know the entire history of the paintings, but we do know they are over 60 year old. Each time we worked with Chris and he listened to what we wanted and helped us find the right frame. He did not rush us through the process, nor does he push his recommendations on you . He gave us the time to make a decision and understand our style. He helped us select frames that brought out the colors in the paintings. All of the finished products were beyond our expectations and each day when I look at them I appreciate the history and bit of family legacy it has brought into our home.

This review is slightly overdue. I first used the Framers Edge a year ago to frame a painting I…read morepurchased while traveling. They did an excellent job of helping me work within my budget and the finished project was great. They stretched the canvas, framed it beautifully, and even left it open in the back so that the oils could continue to dry throughout its life. I recently moved and wanted to get a few newer pieces framed. Again, I couldn't be happier with the results. I found the right frames and theft held me consider something new: the right glass. I had four pieces and two of them were framed using art glass. In the picture you can see how much it mitigates the reflection of light sources around it and allows for amazing detail to be seen. It was such a great choice on these two prints. The other two I was a little bit more creative with in terms of the frames due to their location in my home. Both of them turned out excellent as well. They really have something for everyone. If you need something simple, they have it. I'm not one for fussy frames and they have a lot of simple frames in loads of colors. However if you need an opulent gold-leaf frame to hang that 17th century oil portrait in your living room, they also have you covered. Luckily there's a lot in between as well. You can expect professional, friendly service and good guidance if you need it. Both times I came to pick out a frame and drop the art off, they were working with repeat customers. It really instills a sense of confidence when you see so many repeat customers at a place. I guess now I'm one of them!

Friendly staff. Nice selection of hand made items. Lady working said if you see something you…read morewant but in another color, let them know- most everything can be customized. Reasonable prices for gifts and art.

Craft Collective is the perfect location to pick up a unique item for yourself or a friend or…read morefamily member. I've been there many times and never leave empty handed. With a wide variety of items from many different crafters, there seems to be something for everyone! The staff and owners are all friendly and helpful in creating gift ideas.

Scott went above and beyond on my print I took in. It had come loose inside the frame, the frame…read morewas scratched up and it had plexiglass glass on it. He centered the print and replaced the plexiglass with glass. He touched up the frame and it looks great. I would definitely recommend this store for all your framing needs. This was a gift from a dear friend that she had for years and thought I would like it. It just needed some love and Scott gave it the love.

Scott has been my sole source for framing for over 30 years! Only uses museum quality acid free…read morepaper, glass appropriate(UV) and framing that compliments, not over powers the art. Fair pricing, quick turnaround. Expect a custom salutation, not a "yes" man. You will not be disappointed.

We've been coming here at least once or twice a year for a while now and always enjoy the…read moreexperience. There is something for everyone to paint and the vibe here is so relaxed that you really can relax and enjoy the process. If it were closer, I'd totally have a birthday party for the girls here, but I don't think people would drive 30 miles in February to do it!!

For an out of the way pottery painting spot, Art Füzd certainly delivered! The staff were friendly,…read morewith the one main room employee going out of his way to attend to my partner's birthday party with such kind, excellent service. The lady at the kiln was so cheerful and sweet, too. Admittedly the prices feel steep, but honestly, the service and quality are so good, with a huge selection of under $20 options, that it kind of balances itself out. I booked the party space a week in advance for $25 and they provided all the tableware, lighters, and knives for cutting the birthday cake, so no worries if you forgot anything! All of the paints are lined up on several shelves opposite the register. There were easily 30+ paint options with textures/speckles, matte, and two-tone. For adults, I found it hilarious that they have 420-friendly selections and some funny pieces to paint. Stop by if you're curious about an art-fueled adventure.

Trickster Cultural Center is filled with beautiful artifacts from our indigenous Native Americans…read more The exhibits are very informational and the staff is very friendly and helpful answering questions. I've come here a couple times to see exhibits and to early vote which is very easy to do here. They offer many special events here with plenty of parking and easy access. They also offer many special aid services.

We live only a few miles from the Trickster Cultural Center and have never been able to go. We've…read moretried to go many times over the years but never looked at their hours of operation. We finally were able to go in on 2/26/22. And, the wait was worth it. We were the only people who were not volunteers or employees that day - we had the museum to ourselves. The building was much larger than it appears outside. You enter into the front room, which is a combination of artifacts, art, jewelry, and a gift shop. There is a room open on the north side which was, for the most part empty. This is their special exhibit room. There were some remaining items from a prior exhibit, which were very interesting. There is also a room upstairs with various items. The most interesting were the quilts and a Native American dress exhibit. Most of the museum is built to honor Native American veterans. This whole theme was fascinating. I fancy myself as an American history buff. Frankly, everything was new to me except for a display case explaining the "Code Talkers." (If you aren't sure about the code talkers - check Wikipedia or see the movie. This was fantastic. There is no entrance fee so you can just enter, but there is a place to leave donations. When you do go, make sure to donate what you can. Much of their funding relies on this.