Came today to see their Tractor Show with my son. He is 1.5 years old and obsessed with tractors. A…read morelot of old machinery outdoors. A bit of a steep price of $10 to get in. We went to the farmhouse and saw cookies being offered but I seemed to have offended these ladies when I asked if any of their items had peanuts because of my son having a peanut allergy. It was a simple question but they were so mean about it. Not too sure if I'll come visit again. It was quite a drive and the volunteers at the farmhouse definitely rubbed me the wrong way about my food allergy question.

Located on the outskirts of Vista, on a giant piece of land you will find the AGSEM…read more There is a huge parking lot, and after a rain storm it will be muddy and have potholes, so go slow, be careful. Park and make your way over to the visitor center / gift shop (across from the barn) and pay your entry free or buy the membership pass which comes with 1 year membership, 4 guest passes, etc. The place is pretty large, and if you move quickly, don't talk to anyone, and breeze through the exhibits, and items you can get through in 60-90 minutes. If you have time, and are there on a Saturday, there are lectures and exhibits that are open, like the model train, blacksmith, weavers, etc. Sometimes the place is rented out for special events, and sometimes they have special days like the Antique Engine and Tractor Show. The place is huge and run by many volunteers, and not many docents walking around so grab a map and go explore. Definitely plenty of old, vintage, rusted items including steam engines, tractors, cars, signs, gas pumps, etc. The model train exhibit has been a work in progress for over 15 years, but is 1/164 scale of the donner pass area and they just started building a new section that will be a work in progress for many years.

Very happy with their classes. It was for my 8yo daughter who is passionate about sewing clothes rn…read moreand I don't know a thing about sewing, let alone sewing machines. She received one for her bday and we bought her an hour private class so hopefully she's equipped with the basics to keep going on her own. Miss Meg was very good and kind to her. Will definitely recommend.

Amazing service from the moment I walked in to the moment I walked out it was top notch VIP…read moretreatment... I would name drop but I want this review to stick lol . Five stars see o side

Studio Ace was fantastic for my son's 8th birthday party! I can't say enough good things about…read moreMichelle and everything she did for the boys and our party guests. She was extremely hands-on, professional, patient, and amazing with the kids from start to finish. The amount of artwork and activities available kept everyone engaged, and we absolutely loved the Japanese-inspired artwork and overall vibe of the studio. I was honestly surprised to learn this place is a nonprofit. For about $250 for 15 kids, it felt like a great value. Unfortunately, three kids didn't show up, but the setup still worked out perfectly. The layout is on the smaller side, so I wouldn't recommend too many adults, but it created a cozy atmosphere where everyone could still enjoy themselves comfortably. One of the best parts was being able to bring our own food. We had pizza, and because we're Filipino, we also brought pancit and lumpia, which everyone enjoyed. The location was convenient as well. Parking was decent for the middle of the day, and having a dollar store right next door was perfect for grabbing a few last-minute party items. Overall, the two-hour party felt like two minutes because the kids were having such a great time. We enjoyed art, pizza, cake, and quality family time together. Highly recommend Studio Ace for a fun, creative, and stress-free kids' party experience!

What a fun experience for our kiddos! It's nice to have a place that teaches art and they are well…read moreorganized. The kids and I passed by often going to the library and they have free coloring pages hanging outside in a creative way. So to get to take classes after a year of passing it by, well my only regret is not enrolling them earlier. Check it out! Last class (an hour long) hubby and I had a little early dinner together next to the art studio. There's two teachers and a large window and kids completed fun art pieces I've not seen before. And I've been doing art for decades. So much fun!

Literally one of my favorite things to do with the kids. No reservations necessary! You walk in,…read morepick what you'd like to paint, check in at the register, they tell you where your seat is, and then you let your creativity take over from there! They have so many options to choose from. As of lately my favorites have been plates/ trinket boxes. The employees are always so friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, even with "Latte" in the name, they don't serve coffee. But you're welcome to bring your own! I'm already looking forward to the next visit!

I'm sooo happy I stumbled across this art studio in downtown Vista Village while I waited to see a…read moremovie nearby. Going to Clay 'N Latte was a greaaat way to pass the time! I'm always trying to find ways to tap into my creativity and voilà, Clay 'N Latte. It's been up and running at this location since 2004 making its artful imprint on the community. When I entered the studio, the staff were very friendly and helpful creating a welcoming environment for art expression. One of the them checked me in. Another one walked me through what was on the table and where to find things. I appreciated their genuine assistance throughout my artwork. I can tell it's a popular place with the amount of people already there doing something creative for Easter weekend. All in all, I had a positive experience. I just looove my Easter egg!! I'll definitely go back for the adult events and strongly recommend this family-owned business to the Yelp Community :-) FYI - They don't have lattes.

This is one of our favorite local gems! Classes are so creative, with the perfect combo of new…read moreofferings and themes every week. My kids love coming to "messy class," as we call it. And yes, sometimes they get messy and wet, but sometimes they don't. This space is just a big YES to creative play, and staff encourages kids to explore and have fun with sensory play. Jade and Janessa are total pros, the space is well monitored, and the families we've met in the studio are very nice too.

After moving to North County, I searched for a toddler art class for my younger child since my…read moreolder child loved his classes at Pachis art studio near downtown. The Creative Learning Studio is very similar, and both of my children (now 8 and 3) have loved going here over the last year. They are able to discover art through sensory play and have the freedom to choose what they want to do! It's a beautiful space and the teachers go above and beyond with the creative themes. We are super happy here - I hope we can continue to go to the studio for a while!

Amazing! My husband made it a point to make sure we spent a day here on our trip, he's a music…read moreteacher. We arrived when they opened at 10am, took a lunch break for about 2 hours, and were there until they closed at 5pm. Even with all of that time, we couldn't fully take everything in. It was rich in information! Each section had written stories, musical clips, video stories, and information about each displayed instrument. We spent 2 hours in the first room alone! There are also 4 sit and play areas, so you can play some of the cool instruments, which was a major draw for hubby. The volunteers that helped in the beginning and throughout were all wonderful and very knowledgeable! We had a lot of fun learning all of the different things and playing what they had available. If we are back in town we are absolutely coming again to finish the exhibits. So much to see and a great way to spend a day!

Such an incredible learning experience coming here to the Museum of Making Music. Free parking with…read moreplenty of space in the lots. Upon entering, you see a piano-shaped desk. The entrance to the museum is on the side, and at first it seems like you're just going to a store. Well, turns out that's the gift shop section and once you finish circling through the museum you end up back where you started! Anyways, we were able to walk in and get tickets up front. We were shown a video on the foundation of the museum and we had a demonstration on how to utilize the tablet kiosks in front of each section. I thought it was very cool to see especially modern instruments and how they looked in the past. It feels really good to appreciate how far instruments have come and how music has really shaped the human experience. I saw many people of all ages come here and enjoy. My favorite part would definitely be the interactive sections where you get to strum or play with some instruments. I definitely wished I knew how to play some chords! Definitely worth a visit at least once.

Painting and Vino instructors are not punctual. The classes are disjointed, unstructured, and…read moreinadequate. If you value your time, avoid any class that lists Heather as the instructor. Overall, if you're looking for a professionally organized experience with effective art instruction, please consider elsewhere.

Fun venue at Pitfire Pizza in Carlsbad and great instructor…read more 6 of us relatives had a great time.

Super fun! Great vibes! Definitely recommend for a date night!! Met at Yelp in Bloom :)read more

Unbridled creative freedom! Setup was beautiful with the Flower Fields as a backdrop! I would…read moredefinitely attend again.