I want one of every stamp pad. I have had this place on my…read moreradar, unfortunately, while the concept rocks, the availability for events of my interest have not quite lured me in beyond a quick peek when wondering how the refurb of the derelict strip center was going. And if Union was gonna live up to the vibe set in their frequent Videri pop-ups. So I'm keeping an eye on Craft Habit, hoping they thrive now there are more things to do as more shops of supreme interest open up. I used to love the maker space concept that Jerry's artarama used to sponsor, near the now defunct SRI. So I am really fiending for a art/craft maker hookup now and then to learn a new craft and make friends. I'm gonna keep them on my bookmark list so I don't forget.

What a great concept- there's a craft for everyone here and the staff is so friendly!…read more You can take classes or shop - there's make and take projects interspersed throughout the store as well as scheduled classes. I'll be back to get my craft on next time I'm in town.

Great company. I loved the workshop I did. Great energy and educational. Would do another workshop…read morehere

Did a woodburning class here. It was so much fun. The owner made everyone a little snack board and…read moreoffered beverages. The class instructor was so friendly and personable.

My best friend and I were so excited to visit Klaystation, and it definitely lived up to the hype!…read moreBooking online was quick and easy, and the class was about $75, well worth it for the experience. When I arrived, I was warmly greeted by the staff, one of them I believe was named May, and she was incredibly sweet. Everyone was welcoming and gave clear directions to head to the back for the class. Once I got there, the owner was leading the session and greeted me right away. My best friend had arrived earlier and saved us seats close to the instructor, which made the experience even better. The owner was so patient, kind, and attentive throughout the class. The class itself was very beginner-friendly and easy to follow. She walked us through each step, making sure everyone felt comfortable and confident. It was such a fun and relaxing experience. I truly didn't want it to end! I left feeling inspired and honestly like I had found a new hobby. I highly recommend this class to anyone looking to try something creative and fun!

I've been here a few times and I just love it! The staff are profoundly patient and helpful with…read moreexplaining the process and getting paint colors. They have an incredible selection of pottery! I've had the best experiences during off days/times. I ended having to wait for over an hour on a Saturday afternoon! It's a large space with lots of seating, accessible parking and bathroom, and very clean!

Overall nice place to go on a date. Requires a lot of patience to paint tho. Pretty pricey but…read moreoverall good

It was hot as all get out again went there for a second time employees where great just AC never…read moreseems to be working

I live just outside Raleigh, NC and only discovered this place about a year ago when I got back…read moreinto making art. Almost immediately it became my go-to shop for art supplies - and framing supplies as well. I do a bit of framing on the side for myself, family, and friends, and they carry a great selection of mat boards and backer/mounting boards, including archival products. I can't really speak to their in-store frame selection since I've only needed mat board and mounting supplies since I started shopping here. Their art supply selection is huge, and they carry just about anything you could need. The customer service has always been excellent - everyone I've interacted with has been friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. And if someone wasn't personally familiar with what I needed help with, they were always quick to find another associate who was. Their prices are also very fair, especially considering the excellent selection and customer service you get in return. I would absolutely recommend this Jerry's to anyone. If you've never shopped there before, I think you'll be very happy once you do!

Have always loved Jerry's for art supplies, however, the custom framing is outrageously expensive…read more A 5 1/2 " x 6 1/2" image with a 2" mat and the cheapest wood frame was $622. On sale for $311. I was flabbergasted!! And the frame will not be ready for 6 weeks!!NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!

Under new ownership 2 years now and it's is the best date night, girls night, team building and…read morebirthday party location in the area. I have held all 4 there ! LOVE IT!

Many amazing items with much to choose from. Definitely…read moreworth it. Really nice staff overall 5 stars

It's a bit pricey, we went as a group to do a Galenintine event to paint ceramics. We had to pay…read morefor a ticket AND for the ceramic of our choice. Each piece is individually priced. After you paint it, they take your piece, glaze and fire it. I am picking mine up tomorrow! It took about a week for them to text and say it was ready. This was fun and relaxing. Would do this again!

We came for a special Girl Scout theme night. This was our first time here and it was super cute. I…read moreappreciated the effort they put in for the Girl Scouts. It was $15 for the studio fee and 1 s'more. They had a special room with GS themed ceramics and portraits. The paints were organized very well, but it definitely got a little crowded at the paint area. It was $30 for the s'more ceramic, which is a little pricey. My little Brownie chose a s'more ceramic that opens in the top. Overall, she said it was her favorite activity of the weekend and she really enjoyed it.

if you are a beginner or experienced stained glass artist this is a great place for advice,…read moresupplies, etc. have been there many times and received good advice and help for projects.

I couldn't tell you how the store was because I walked in and couldn't breath from the cigarette…read moresmoke...just awful

Cedar Creek Gallery is located in Creedmoor, NC. It is a co-op of artists; some create their work…read moreon the grounds, and others have their items available for sale. It is locally owned and was founded in 1968, when Sid and Pat Oakley converted a former tobacco field into the site. It started small with one building and has since grown over time to many more. Two studios are used for glassblowing, and five studios are for pottery, including a kiln. The gallery is 4,000 Square feet, so there is a lot to see! When you come here, you will pick up on the creative vibe and community that develops as artists support each other. The location is pretty great too as you are away from the hustle and bustle and can just relax in nature whether you are strolling through the garden or just walking to the front door of the gallery. Sometimes when you visit, you can watch the artists work as they create their masterpieces of pottery or glass. The studios allow the public to watch at a safe distance. I like the variety of genres here, as you will find glass, wood, pottery, metal, jewelry, felt and more. Many events and festivals happen throughout the year. The National Tea Pot Show is currently going on through the summer, and it happens once every three years, so it is worth checking out. Pottery and Glass Festivals happen at other times of the year. The Cupful Exhibit is another favorite, featuring creatively designed homemade mugs. The Glass Egg Festival is unique in that the 55 blown-glass, unique eggs are auctioned each year for charity. The employees are always friendly when I've been here to browse or shop, and they help you find what you are looking for. They have a rewards program where, after you spend a certain amount, you get a discount and 20% off an item in your birthday month. I highly recommend making a trip to explore this gallery, as you never know what will catch your eye.

I love all three . This is by far the best gallery around! It has a little bit of everything. I…read morecould spend hours there.

My friend decided to switch things up for their birthday and skip the usual dinner plans for…read moresomething more interactive, so we went to Paint Your Pot. Such a fun and creative alternative! If you are trying to stay on budget, I definitely recommend going on a day when they offer discounted studio fees. We went on a Monday and only paid $2 for the studio fee, which was a great deal. I am not the most artistic person, but I had so much fun. It was the perfect way to celebrate and do something a little different. I would absolutely go again and tap into my very limited artistic ability lol. If you are thinking about going, I recommend making a reservation ahead of time.

Such a fun fun place to be creative! I took my coworkers here to spend some quality time together…read moreand we had a blast picking out items and bringing them to life. You can choose whatever you want, a plate, a piggy bank, a paperweight, etc. so many items to choose from and also so many colors to choose from. A helpful tip is that you should probably paint a few layers on an item so that it doesn't become so see through when after it's done in the kiln. Also don't expect your pottery to be able take home immediately. I think it was a week when ours was ready so keep that in mind in case anyone is traveling. You never feel rushed here and the staff are so helpful. It's definitely very relaxing! Check out our cute creations: