Brit has such fun classes and shares her talent in ways that every guest feels like an artist. I…read morehave been so impressed by her skills. I have also purchased kits to do with my kiddos at home, and everything was ready to use and pre-drawn so the kids could enjoy painting the pictures. I highly recommend Brit THE Artist!

From the owner: I travel to you to bring a fun and friendly experience for you and your friends/family as we learn…read morehow to paint step by step! Ask me about a pre-drawn paint kit to paint at home

Thank you Jessica..... for providing us with an outstanding evening of painting, food, wine,…read morefriends, and so much laughter! It was such an awesome night; not only did we paint and have a wonderful time, we learned some valuable art techniques. Jessica is a great instructor; she brought out the ARTIST in all of us! We are scheduling another party soon we would recommend this to anyone!! Thanks for the keepsake candle :-) what a nice touch to end an amazing evening!

From the owner: Girls Nite Paint Parties specializes in bringing friends and family together for a paint party in…read morethe comfort of their own home. Open to all ages and genders, the host has full control over their setting and guest list. The Girls Nite Instructor brings all painting materials, her step-by-step instructions and does the set-up and clean-up while you relax with your loved ones.

The service, the selection, the owner. Excellent customer service…read more They offer classes and also have free sew days. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I have been to the shop multiple times and have always had a good time in the shop.

I reserved all 5 spots in a kids beginner-level sewing class for my daughter and her girl scout…read morefriends. The website stated that they would make 4 scrunchies during the hour and a half class, that all fabric was included. When we got there, I found out the owner (Vicky) had decided to intentionally double book the class, without telling anyone, including the instructor (who was a 13 year old girl named Audrey). So now there were 10 kids, most of whom have never sewn before. They had one cutting station set up (girls weren't allowed to cut by themselves) and 4 machines, but Vicky said one of the machines wasn't very good and she wouldn't recommend buying it. After an hour, zero scrunchies were done. I made a comment that I didn't see how the girls were going to complete 4 scrunchies in the next half hour at the rate they were going. The owner tried to tell me that it was "up to 4 per person" but that's not what the website says (*see screenshot). At that point though, she became more involved and started actually helping the students. Up to that point, Audrey, who was FABULOUS by the way, was doing all instruction but can only help so many girls at once. After 2 hours, most of the girls have completed ONE scrunchii each.I told Vicky what is going on in this class is NOT okay. She looked surprised and asked what the issue was. I told her: too many students, not enough help, not enough machines, etc. The responses I got: "Well, we have 4; you could have brought your own". Again, no supply list given. This was a beginner class, and my girls don't own their own machines.... "It depends on each person. Some people take longer. Like that girl (as she points to one child); she has had issues and needed to take out stitches twice"... "most of the people who come in already know the basics." So... Where are my girls supposed to learn the basics if not in abeginner class? "Audrey is the instructor. I'm trying to run a business here." ... Ok, so if Audrey is the instructor, then who opened up the class to be double booked?? You, or Audrey?? *at this point Vicky ignored me for about 20 seconds and then said "I opened up the class to more students."... "You're getting a really cheap price for this class. Most places charge you for the material etc." I agreed and told her it WAS a great price, and that's why I booked it for my scouts. But her deciding to run an inexpensive class doesn't mean that my girls aren't entitled to the lesson we paid for. She's the business owner. She sets the prices. And, as customers, we shouldn't lose out because of her poor planning. She finished by saying "I could always charge you more if you want." Audrey kept apologizing as she rushed between students & m ade multiple comments about "If I had known, I would have brought more material" and "I was so surprised when I saw how many girls were here." ... Vicky then tried to say "I told you I opened it to more students. Don't you remember??" And Audrey (being a 13 year old, very obviously trying to cover for her boss) goes "ummm... Oh yeah... I guess I forgot." No she didn't. She was blindsided. Vicky then talked quietly to Audrey for a few minutes... Asked her if 4 scrunchies was too much for one class. Audrey told her no, it's fine if he class was small. Then she asked if she is unable to teach large classes. Again, Audrey told her the number was fine, if she had known ahead of time and had the necessary supplies. Vicky finished up their conversation I saying something along the lines of, "well next time we just won't allow anyone into the beginner class unless they already know how to sew." What??? Does that make any sense to anyone else?? Never once did Vicky take responsibility for messing this up. I didn't get an apology or even a suggestion to minimize the chaos next time. I was met with an attitude when I questioned things and told that the girls could come back another day, buy more material, and pay an additional $5 to sew more. Vicky just said "there's nothing I can do about this." After THREE hours, most of the girls had finished TWO scrunchies each, and we finally left. They were frustrated. I was angry and felt the owner was inept. But, even after ALL of that, I was going to let it go and just chalk it up as a learning experience.... But then we got in the car. The first thing 2 of my girls told me was that Vicky talked to them quietly as they were buying additional material to take home. She asked them "So you know how to do social media and all that stuff?" When they said yes, Vicky told them to log onto a Yelp as soon as they leave make sure to leave her a high star review! Wtf??? That is next level inappropriate, especially for a fledgling business owner. We will NOT be returning. P.S. - I wish it were possible to leave a zero star for shabby rose/ Vicky, and a 5 star for Audrey. She was great, very professional and patient, and my girls would love to work with her again in the future, but through a different venue.

Very impersonal tried to talk to the guy behind the counter and he started at me as if I was an…read morealien from another planet!

A Native American store, with a working photography studio in the back, the Black Fox holds many…read moretreasures to explore and discover. You can count yourself as something to be explored as Roy, a very sweet dog of mixed breed including Rhodesian Ridgeback, comes to greet you. Especially if you are dog-friendly, or just happen to have a good spirit, Roy will likely come visit you periodically as you make your way through the store. The music you hear is one of some rotating CDs of artists the store embraces. I really liked the south-western flute music. Reminding me what I'd sometimes hear at my favorite massage-therapist's place back in Chicago. A peaceful place with things like rugs, and toy animals and books and jewelry, too. And in the way back is the aforementioned photography studio. There, you'll find one more dog, who won't follow you because this big beautiful guy looks to be a large husky with a dash of polar bear. I wish I took his picture. I had hoped we'd return again for a more thorough trip through the store. This will have to wait til the next trip. But I'd recommend popping in, and having a look around yourself.

I actually like this place, if you ever saw the movie The Good Girl w/Jennifer Aniston, remeber…read more"Retail Rodeo" or like those cheezy souvenir convience stores in Vegas, then this is your place....its location kinda seedy -immediate area surrounding & interesting folks outside in the parking lot in front of it that seem to congregate in recycling bin when open or liquor store & the empty businesses at the end resembling old ghost town remnants of sadness from missing old flourishing days of what will never be again (and yep there be tweekers, winos & more interesting folk to sum it up)...if that doesn't scare you, then come on in!!! Its a drug store, a market, a dept store, school/office supplies, small appliances & even got some interesting/cool souvenirs & gift ideas...I love it!!! I took my daughter there once & even she thought it was cool, it really is...reminds me of the old days when Rexall Drug stores where allover, you had that friendly service back then, when you came in, there was always someone there to assist you, as well as a cashier (nowadays, good luck w/that, its the cashier by themselves & don't you dare ask them a question w/the big line behind you...lol). I do have to say (not being negative, but honest here) the person whose always stocking items, which is an older gentlemen does appear to be unhappy all the time & not really friendly (you know, maybe it's just cuz he's just old & I'm old too, so I know it kinda how he feels, be kind and don't focus too much on him, he's actually harmless)...I will keep shopping there, its great because you go in, get what you need, & then some extra stuff (clothes..etc) and get out fast, can't beat that nowadays......bottomline..its convenient & surprisingly cheap Forgot to mention I know a lot people go there for their beer since its cheaper than the nearby liquor stores & gas station.

My mother broke her fibula tibia and ankle along with 5 fractures in her leg. She needed a shower…read morechair to shower so we decided to check here. We found a shower chair for $105 bought it, got it home realized it didn't fit in our bathtub. I called to ask if I could return it since all we did was come home set in in that bathtub and it didn't work. All their tags and everything still on it. They said I could not return it so now I'm stuck with a shower chair that hasn't been used and can't be used. I'm sure if I left it at their doorstep they'd have bo problem reselling it. Ridiculous. Better off looking on offer up or even Amazon who will have no issues returning items.

I have had my husband scrubs embroidered by another company and it was extremely expensive and I…read morewas not satisfied with the work. I went to Artifact Embroidery and I was immediately expressed with the owner, and the work was absolutely beautiful and the prices were so reasonable, I was completely floored on how the design looked. AMAZING WORK I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Super pleased with the quality work done on my business shirts. It looks very professional and the…read morepeople there are very thorough. I ordered embroidery on 18 shirts and it took about three weeks for all of our shirts to come back, but it was well worth the wait. I will be ordering screen printed shirts next. Thank you, Artifact!

It's not open - drove here today 9/8/2024 - yelp need to update listing. Wasted my gas and time!read more

Walked in and walked straight out within a few minutes , Some bozo who is left to run this place…read morekept pacing back and forth the store with an unlit cigarette in his mouth, seemed very wired (for lack of a better word) the guy was all over the place. If he is an owner this guys needs a crash course on customer service, professionalism and basic common sense. A simple (HELLO) can go a long way pal. Came in looking for anything (FROZEN) related , of course to no avail. Long time Yucaipa native here , Yucaipa deserves better!