If you're looking for an amazing covid-safe date in the DFW area, look no further than…read moreartseyartstudio ! This amazing, black-owned art studio offers private classes for groups of 8 or less that make for the perfect solo or group date night. And yes, they are BYOB, so you can sip wine to help release your inner artist. Located in the Bishop Art District, this studio brings a variety of styles that most other wine & paint studios don't offer including Continuous Line Drawing, Pour Painting, Flower Painting and Potting, Fedora Painting, and the class we took, Abstract Painting. These classes, led by your private art teacher, embrace originality and help you unleash your own personal creative identity. The studios space is as unique as their owners, and you may luck up on a featured original piece on your visit to add to your collection while you create your own, like we did.  So if you're looking to express yourself and learn some knew art skills while sipping on a glass or two with your boo or small crew, artseyartstudio is the place to be.

I've heard some crazy stories about this company and its owner, Joy. She's very untrustworthy, and…read moreshe doesn't care about her employees to the point where she doesn't pay several of them. People have had bad experiences with this company and should take their business elsewhere. Don't waste your time and money on this place. Cheap materials and does not teach any importance of art (no agenda)

Ah, 1976. The birth of VHS, Apple, inkjets, floppy discs, and Son of Sam murders, plus Ryan…read moreReynolds, Peyton Manning, Reese Witherspoon, Chadwick Boseman, Cillian Murphy, Colin Farrell, Chester from Linkin Park, Blake Shelton, Baby Spice, and Benebatch Cumberdick. So, is it called 1976 because many believe it is the most consequential year in the history of modern China? (It's Chinese-American owned). Or is the birth year of one of the Law family siblings? I'd guess it's bridging old school 1976 analog craftsmanship with the digital revolution-led letterpress and screen printing, since the store is the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and modern design, with a fully operational letterpress studio (they produce their own stationery), housing vintage, antique printing presses. They also curate independent art and host hands-on workshops. So, the name We Are 1976 suggests a collective identity rooted in a specific era, and their tagline "our dear assembly" is likely their way of saying, "This is the group of people, machines, and beautiful objects we have gathered together." Honestly, I just went in looking for a bathroom. They are 1976 but I was #2.

"Loved this spot! The staff was so friendly, and there were tons of cool, eclectic items--great for…read moretreating yourself or finding unique gifts. They even had a cute kids' section and lots of great framed art. Such a fun place to browse I'll admit I grabbed a few neat pieces !!

I can't say enough great stuff. This art studio is beautiful and the owner and staff are so warm…read moreand welcoming! I did a workshop today and it was a blast. The instructions were clear and helpful. We learned history behind the trade. We got to watch demonstrations then got to do so much art ourselves. The whole class was having a great time. You really got to explore your inner artist and no previous skill required. The studio has so many artistic options. They do workshops and classes. They also have space for private events and can do private classes with friends or company events. Great company team building idea. What a gem! FYI the location has moved so make sure to check website.

Great selections. Helpful, friendly staff. Offers classes for a fee. Comparable prices to other…read morestores.

I absolutely love this place. This is such a unique idea to bring people together and be creative…read moreand to fellowship. I had the honor of coordinating with Claire, an employee here, a girls craft day. We had a two hour class Sunday Sept, 25th and it was so fun. We have dont the painting thing and just enjoyed something that was different and we could be as creative as we wanted to. I will definitely be back with some different family members! This place is in downtown Waxahachie, next door to cute boutiques (that are overpriced) and antique stores. I could easily spend all day here doing different projects! Also since Christmas is just around the corner there are several nifty gift ideas here so stop by and shop local.

Amazing place to make a mosaic. Plenty of wood panels to choose from and beautiful glass. The…read moreEnglish-gal who works here is super helpful. I came here alone, but it would be a great place for birthday parties or an office event. Making mosaics is both fun and relaxing. Beautiful downtown location. Love it!!

Keith was outstanding and very patient with my daughter (8 yo) using the pottery wheel for the…read morefirst time. He took the time to explain the process and steps. She had a wonderful experience and is very excited about this new to her art!

Great sandwich's! Fast service too. Prices are good as well…read more First time there, and will be going back for sure.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

We did a workshop for Turkish mosaic lamp. There were plenty of options to choose from. The…read moresupplies and kit was very well arranged, and the instructor gave clear directions. They have plenty of samples displayed to get your inspiration from. We all enjoyed our time there.

I was recently in town visiting family and wanted to surprise them with a fun activity that we…read morecould all do together. Russ and Terri are a husband and wife who own this wonderful space and teach the classes. The painting was very pretty and very do-able. It was fun to see how everyone's painting turned out different, but all pretty! I loved that we could do a one night event, but my family is looking at some of the other offerings they have for multi-night painting classes and summer kid camps.

From the owner: Paint parties, Mixed-media parties, Art-inspired Team-building events, Art instruction, Art…read moreworkshops.

Seven years ago I didn't even know Fused or Kiln formed glass existed as an art form. My wife and I…read moretook our first class from the Kessler Craftsman at the Dallas Arboretum just for giggles. We had so much fun we took another and another...Larry Pile (The Kessler Craftsman) is an amazing artist and teacher. If you have the opportunity to take a class from him...Take It!

Whether you're a beginner who wants to learn about glass fusing or an accomplished glass artist,…read moreKessler Craftsman Studios has something for you. Artist Larry Pile is an excellent teacher and a successful artist who is ready to help you take on your next project. Spending time in his studio is inspirational. You will be surrounded by Larry's latest work, and you will meet and learn from other students working in his studio. Ideas and new techniques abound! Treat yourself to an evening at Larry's Open Studio, where you can work on a project and get lots of helpful suggestions and advice.