Wonderful time with friends! They have an interactive staff who teaches you everything...& no…read moreexperience necessary. They have tons of glass pieces to choose from and sooo many templates too. There are easy projects and harder ones. The easy ones are trays and coasters, or little dishes. Medium are dogs, horses, etc. Harder are lazy Susans, 3D objects, etc. I think it can take one hour, or 3+ for the harder ones (if you are particular!) They also have wood painting for smaller kids who you want to bring along but don't trust handling glass!

After lesson number 1, I am really impressed. Impressed with the instructor, the studio, the…read moresupplies and the equipment. I'm hoping that I can become good at creating mosaics. It appears to be difficult, but forgiving. I am excited to move through the lessons and see how I do! Wish me luck!

Whether you think yourself to be as artistically inclined as Van Gogh or the scope of your creative…read moreability is painting stick figures, you will love these classes! (And I bet you'll surprise yourself when you see what you're able to create!) ATMOSPHERE: Brush'd most often hosts their classes at a local coffee shop, but they also do private parties. The shop they host at (Awakenings) has a homey feel and is the perfect setting to unleash your inner artist. These classes are approximately 1.5-2 hours long and are led by an art student from one of the colleges in the surrounding area. THE CLASS: Aside from the fact that these classes are so much fun, they are also hyper-localized (which I LOVE)! Everything about these classes screams local--from the teacher who leads the class, the coffee shop it's hosted at, the best friend duo that owns the business, and the art supplies they use. It's easy to stand behind something that is fun to participate in and also supports the local economy! COST: Fair price-point at $25 a class! Love, love, love it!

I was very disappointed with brushed paint and sip I have been excited for weeks about coming to…read morethe paint and sip at brushd here at growlers where they have the paint and sip no one was here no one called no one cancelled no one showed up very unprofessional and I am requesting a refund

My husband and I recently took the two-day intro to welding workshop. So fun! Sue is a fantastic…read moreinstructor. Knowledgable, down to earth, unintimidating, and really supportive. She has a great sense of humor and was laser-focused on safety, while at the same time giving us the space and support to get really hands-on. It was awesome to go home with some pieces that we made ourselves, too. I really can't recommend this class enough. Whether or not you have any desire to make something of it beyond the class itself, it is a super fun way to spend the weekend. And you will learn a lot! P.S. I really can't tell you why Yelp changes the rotation of my photos. This is the second review it has happened to. Anyway, even sideways and upside down, hope you can see what a good time we had!

I recently took the two-day 12 hour Intro to Welding course offered by Sue at the Sculpture Studio…read more I have to say it was a fantastic experience! Sue is very knowledgeable, approachable, thorough and laid back. Her instruction in the course (among other things) covers safety, her personal experiences with welding and equipment, oxy torch/mig/plasma equipment setup, cutting/grinding/sanding/etc tools and methods. She provides valuable take-home handouts with information on all of these things as well. All students in the class are given individual opportunities to handle all equipment with Sue supervising directly, including welding and bending with oxy acetylene, oxy cutting, MIG welding, plasma cutting. After demonstrating skills, she will closely supervise each student's techniques and provide constant commentary on means and methods for all to learn from. Sue's self-proclaimed goal is to have students walk away from the class with a safe, competent understanding of the tools and processes involved and to arm them with the ability to confidently weld their little hearts out. In that, she has definitely succeeded! If you want an excellent class with a great teacher to learn the basics of welding, this is the one!

Great experience for a first ever attempt at glass blowing. Filip was an excellent instructor and…read moreartist. He took care to ensure our selected pieces didn't look like a novice made them. Clean, impressive studio. Well worth the price of admission.

I REALLY wish I could write like an actual novel for this lol. I also know I'm so far behind…read more Better late than never. Luckily, I rarely forget experiences...especially one like my first experience blowing glass. What an INCREDIBLE time we all had here. Like so many who have recently wanted to try this...I watched Blown Away on Netflix. For the record tho...ever since I was a kid and we went on a field trip to the Corning Museum of Glass I have ALWAYS wanted to get into glass blowing. I think I could actually create some beautiful pieces IF I actually jumped in and started doing it. I've wanted for years to do it. So when you have a passion like that...I feel like you give it your all and then some. This past Winter I finally tried. We just made drinking glasses. Which is fine. It was a good start. Oh, when I started watching Blown Away, that show helped me confirm that I have waited long enough to try this haha. So a group of us went. There's 5 of us in our little circle of close friends. That made it extra special for me: Ok! The studio is very well laid out. Displays are absolutely beautiful. There is plenty to look at whether you are there to shop or you're there waiting for your class to begin. Look at all of it. It's all so inspiring. People create those pieces! Which just makes me think even more how amazing humans are! The people who work up front, incredibly nice. This place is run beautifully. The layout is next level, cleanliness...again, next level. The Hot Shop is great. Totally different than I was expecting. You see them on Blown Away, online, other various studios and you kinda expect them to be these hot boxes lol. This one is very open, not hot at all. I dressed in all kinds of booty shorts, tank bc I have neuropathy and heat makes the pain ...super intense. Even when I stood at the glory hole turning the rod (lol) to set in the colors and shape the piece, my neuropathy didn't bother me at all. Now, I'm sure if you were there for awhile, making bigger pieces, etc that you'd break a sweat. All of us tho stayed relatively dry for the duration of our class time. Wonderful experience. I still can't get over HOW. MUCH. FUN. THIS. WAS!! Josh was our instructor. What an amazing guy. I feel like we really lucked out getting him as our instructor. Super chill, easy to talk to, he wasn't judgey at all for all us 100% amateurs haha. Just an all around great guy. I kinda had a low key crush on him haha! He has this incredible beard too. Made me jealous. I can't grow one like that haha Anyway! Josh has been doing this a long time. Works at 2 studios here in Boise/Garden City area. VERY knowledgeable. Explains the process absolutely perfectly. It's always fun for me to see someone like Josh and love what he does. It's very obvious how much he enjoys what he does and I believe that added to the amazing time we had there. The pricing...well, I leave that up to yall to look up haha. It's glass blowing ffs lol, so expect to pay. Maybe that's why I haven't started it ... yet. It's an experience hobby. I hate calling it a hobby tho especially bc I'd like to get into and have it more than just a hobby. It's one of those experiences I've always wanted to try, finally did, and felt pure joy in my soul. It just made me so happy. I'm sure when/if you try it..you'll feel the same way. There's nothing like it. And even tho we just did drinking glasses, I look at my piece and think....damn! I created this! Green and brown are my favorite colors..:especially together. My piece was darker than the others. They give you a selection to choose from. They're nice choices, but I wanted to create my own with my own colors and own swirling type design. So much fun! I could go on, but I know Yelp is gonna cut me off. If you have ever thought about doing this....why keep putting it off? I put it off for decades! Literal decades. One of the biggest mistakes. Seriously can't wait to go again! Thanks for reading, Yelp'rBlowers! Cheers!

This is a great maker-space for kids and adults. Painting ceramics and pottery, making mosaic art,…read morecandles, body scrubs, gnome gardens, or slime are all options. Me and a few friends did wine-down Wednesday. $35 each included a pottery piece to paint, all of the supplies, and instructions from the staff. It is BYOB, so maybe a different name for the class, but knowing before we got there we knew to bring our own canned cocktails. A great variety of items to paint and lots of space to get crafty in. No studio or sitting fee. As we were leaving we already picked out what we want our next projects to be. Will definitely be back!

I love that not only do they have ceramic painting but other artistic options as well plus the…read morestaff is always so kind and helpful.

Zion hosted our company and it was a fantastic time! I would recommend to anyone looking for a…read morefun/creative team-building activity.

Zion is the best! If you're looking to learn a ton and have a REAL HANDS ON EXPERIENCE this is the…read moreplace to be!!! He allows you to do 99% of all the work and is incredibly patient. 10/10

First time in escape room. Staff (Zade) was amazing! 60 minutes to solve clues. Its a multi room…read moreexperience with some multi media. Great experience, will do again!!

We escaped The Agency and had fun overall, but there were a couple of puzzles that broke what we…read moreconsider one of the unspoken rules of escape rooms. Without giving away spoilers, one required using a personal cell phone, and another relied on basic color theory without any chart or reference provided in the room. My husband and I have done 30+ escape rooms together, and one of the things we appreciate most is when everything you need to solve the room is contained within the experience itself. Our family did escape, but we personally prefer rooms that don't require outside tools or knowledge to progress. Just something to be aware of if that's important to you, too.

Dance Arts Academy is a fantastic dance studio. The teachers are excellent, and specifically Miss…read moreEmily has put her all into teaching and caring for these girls in our first year in Competitive Company. And her emphasis on spirit, attitude, kindness, encouragement, and support is so appreciated. It's the most important, and she and all the wonderful teachers and staff live it, too.

We love Dance Arts Academy! My daughter has been a student for 9 years now. She has taken all…read morekinds of classes such as tap, ballet, hip hop, jazz, lyrical and musical theater. My son loves the boys hip hop classes. Highly recommend.