Came here on a Saturday afternoon for a friend's daughter's birthday. Plenty of parking outside…read more They placed a sign up on the correct door to enter for the birthday party. Place was very clean and organized. Mrs Taylor guided the painting party at a good pace, she was very patient and helpful with the kids. The space is great for maybe 10-15 kids. After painting the space became the party room where we ate chips and pizza. They have spring and summer break camps as well as music lessons such as the violin. Would definitely recommend this place for a fun painting party!

My six year old son completed their summer art camp, and I was so impressed! His instructor was…read morevery warm and good with the kids. Everything was well organized. He came home on the last day with four really cool pieces of art that he made. This camp was an excellent value for the money. We are doing their Lego camp later this summer too! Can't wait.

If your art is on display in heaven, then Thou Art In Heaven. Just wanted you to know that…read more Not owned by Art Garfunkel or Art Carney whoever that is, this is a shiny new and beautiful arts facility with a photography company located herein, at Sugar Land Town Square. Their work is visually stunning and impressive, and both the photo studio and the art gallery themselves are well worth a visit. My gf loves it here. Don't judge it by Houston standards. Sugar Land is trying and doing a very good job.

From the owner: We showcase a wide variety of contemporary Texas art. Local art matters.read more

Bryce was amazing. I took the one-time wheel class with one of my good friends. I'm already wanting…read moreto take another class and so is she! Plus we can't wait to see how our pieces come out. It's interactive and low pressure, I was a beginner and felt right at home. 1000/10. We'll be back!!

I reached out to inquire about a beginner pottery class and had a few questions before booking…read more Despite multiple attempts, I wasn't able to reach anyone by phone, so I left a voicemail with my question and call-back number. I later received a text message from Michelle, but instead of answering my question, she repeatedly asked who I was. When I followed up, she assumed I was a bot and blocked me. Strange because her texts seemed more bot-like than my own...and she got my number from a voicemail that I left? Anyway since the number matched the one listed on their website, this was both surprising and unprofessional. I was interested in signing up, but the lack of phone availability and how my inquiry was handled left me with a poor impression.

This has to be one of the largest Target (#1) stores I've seen. The selection is vast, the number…read moreof employees working here is practically an army, the parking lot is enormous, and one can fulfill their 10K step count by just simply showing up. This is the kind of Target where most folks would be happy to shop at. As a result of being so large, it never feels all that crowded here. Some areas are smaller than regular stores, such as the electronics and select clothing areas. One thing they haven't scaled back on now, is cach up to electronics, which are more dedicated iPhones and laptop demos and bigger TVs. The only thing I didn't love was that the main public bathroom was out, forcing eveyone to use family bathroom next to the pharmacy. It wasn't all that clean, but I hope they've got it all sorted now. While I don't always make it out to Target, I can appreciate a good one when I see it. And perhaps, I might be a tinge envious of this store and I'd become a frequent patron, guaranteed. ___________ (#1) i.e. Super Target

Very clean food prices were ok, I picked up a 2pack of stake, for under $20, good parkingread more

My first art gallery in the strip and it blew the rest of the neighboring galleries away!…read more This place is huge not only wide but deep. They have basically 3 showrooms. 1 of the rooms was dedicated to Foto Fest, but after spending a whole day looking at photos the other art was what stood out in my mind. There were many scultures in the back, paintings in the front, and the photos on the side. My favorite thing here was the bronze chess set. It was of the jungle as the Lion as the king and an elephant as the queen. Simply AMAZING. The curators of this place were awesome too. Very welcoming and didn't make you feel like you were wasting their time or going to steal something. They had soft music playing in the background too. My favorite upper kirby gallery by far!

Great art! The saleswoman, I think her name was Sydney, was extremely knowledgeable and very…read morehelpful! I will definitely be back!

We did a staycation here at the nearby hotel. A taste of Sugarland makes you want to live here!…read moreIt's bustling with people all day! You can definitely feel the city right here. We really enjoyed the area. Definitely a different vibe from the Woodlands area. More diverse here. Love it! If you're looking to move to Texas - book your stay at the hotel across the street. Unfortunately, the hotel is a bit run down but you will get the vibe of your surroundings.

Be wary of visiting during hotter days, but overall it can be a good outing!…read more Parking: there is a lot of paid street parking within the square. You can pay via app. There is also free parking in garages Walkability: It's very walkable! The sidewalks are nice and the square itself has some space to hang out. Shade is limited though Restaurants/shops: It seemed very heavy with restaurants and not enough shops. All the shops were mostly in the same area too so if you chose to eat at a place on the further end, you'd have to walk far to get to some shopping Overall it was fine for a visit when we were in the area. It could do better with more of a balance of things to do and shaded areas

Our first time visiting the museum, wonderful place to visit and learn from natural sciences, there…read morewere people volunteer to show us all the animals and samples, love it! We enjoy the science area where we can touch and play. Highly recommended for family and children to visit the museum exhibit. The only I wish they have is a small aquarium for kids to watch and even touch

This SL location was definitely a lot smaller than we thought it'd be. Free parking. We went for a…read morespecial "block" party exhibit that turned out to have various block building areas and was quite a small area for a special ticketed event and you weren't allowed to go back in the area once you walk out which we didn't know. They had an area with science interactive areas that was free and an area with dinosaur history. I'd recommend if you want a bigger full experience to check out the main location one in the museum district as this SL one is quite small.

I simply overlooked the review of perimeter art gallery, but given that it has now presented itself…read moreto me let me highway. Recommend the services of this company, which are truthfully quite unique. I had a Mata Ortiz piece sent to me by GALLERY out of Santa Fe. The piece was damaged And perimeter restored it to next to original condition. Given that it was clay pottery Aubry's insistence on excellence is what restore the peace to the point that if you inspect it currently you would be quite skilled if you could find where the flaws had been that he repaired. Secondly, he seems to have inside and apparently himself collects very nice pieces, and I acquired from him a Gorman, which he then matted and framed and did an incredible job, simply incredible and enhanced the visual presentation of the peace. Lastly, he's in the process of putting back together a Fish kill from the green river, which was literally in hundreds of pieces that is a project in process right now and I'm awaiting the results in any case I would highly highly recommend this GALLERY both for batting and framing perhaps for acquisition of pieces and clearly for repair of pieces to museum quality

Aubrey was awesome. He framed a very large piece of art work…read morewith very quick turnaround. He effectively communicated and followed up with me Every step of the way and offered delivery service

Nikki Szeto is a Houston area artist that redefines the term "portrait". If more people were aware…read moreof the availability and choice of selecting a portrait art as opposed to a photograph, I think they would be delightfully surprised to find that Ms. Szeto's oil paintings convey so much more than either a photograph or the conventional concept of portrait, i.e. a staid, old fashion though treasured family keepsake or something one might see at a bank or business. Ms. Szeto is certainly worth examining if you are lucky enough to connect to an artist of this caliber. Nikki is formally educated and trained in fine arts and in addition she is an extremely good teacher. Whether you desire a likeness of a love one, yourself, or perhaps an exciting, new piece of art for your home, one would find a treasure in her work that would grow in both sentimentality as well as a collectable art. Ms. Szeto is a lovely, soft spoken woman, sensitive to her clients specific desires or able to suggest ideas as she is unusually empathic to a special allure or spirit that captures her subjects very essence. Her style can range from a more formal sitting to a spirited movement or lighting that totally enunciates that particular person's personality. Her painting would be become not only a generational treasure but a beautiful, innovative piece of art suitable and lovely at home or public display. I personally have two of Ms. Szeto's oil portraits of my daughters; each so different, yet both so innovative and absolutely wonderful works of art I am proud to have as a collector. I think anyone would be lucky to come into contact with Nikki Szeto both as an artist, teacher or for a interesting conversation about art and life.

From the owner: Nikki is available to create museum quality custom portraits in oil on fine linen. Her portrait…read moresubjects range from young children to business executives. She also has a selection of fine art available through her website or her gallery. Nothing is ordinary in the eyes of this artist. Through Nikki Szeto's compelling and evocative images, she distills the essence of her observations about our beautiful and complex world. Her style is representational and her medium is oil Depending on what is to be expressed, her works range from subtle and restrained to bold and exuberant. When it comes to painting portraits, she clearly communicates an individual's character and humanity.