Had an absolute blast! Came with 4 friends on a Friday night. There was about 6 others at another…read moretable. We felt we were lead to making our masterpieces very well. Staff was friendly and very helpful. At first my initial reaction when I saw the price I thought yikes it was pricey. My masterpiece was totally worth it and I can't wait to come back again! You can bring your own drinks and snacks. A couple friends had special requests and they jumped thru hoops to fill them.

This is like Wine and Paint, except MORE, so much more…read more It's BYOB, which is great, because it's cheaper to bring your own drinks! You can also bring snacks. You walk out with a personalized sign that looks like you bought it from Etsy for a lot more than you paid, and no shipping charge. If you're not creative, don't worry. The Wine and Paint requires some creative or artistic talent, and then you have nothing to do with the canvas you bring home because let's face it, it's amateur even if you're good. This is different - you come home with a permanent decor piece or a holiday decor item added. $65 for these signs is a good deal! And it's a fun night out. Honestly, the fumes are a lot. But they have fans and can open the door, just need to ask. I'll be asking next time.

We love comin here to celebrate special occasions or jus spend QT with each other. I made a WHO DAT…read moremug and wifey did a KC mug. Go figure, we gotta rep our own teams. Also made a turtle that has the heart of a honu. The employees are attentive and helpful. Any questions get answered with confidence & efficiency. You gotta try if you never went before. If you're like me, it'll take a while to paint. My OCD won't let me be too messy. Gotta be juuuuus riiight. IYKYK. . Don't forget to start with the light colors, then end with darks. Darks cover the lights. The ink pens burn off in the kiln, but the pencils stay on the ceramic piece. A HUI HOU!!

My daughter and I went on a Saturday. I've been there once during Covid for a birthday party so I…read morehad been there before, but never just a walk-in. The instructions weren't super helpful. There was a lot of staff available and I wasn't sure if we were supposed to go to them if they came to us like I said, just not a lot of instructions. They have a lot of options to choose from however, if I'm being super honest, the pieces are super expensive and I know it's including all the paint you use and the firing of the pottery but the prices are just pretty high however we did have a really fun time. The pieces were picked up. I think within a week and turned out really good.

LOVE IT! love all the staff, very many options to paint and many many colors! went to get my…read moredaughters hands done on a plate and it turned out AMAZING!

We walked in about 6:30 and no one said anything at all. We stood around and all the employees kept…read moredoing their thing... it wasn't until we finally approached one that we were able to get started. They have a large variety of things to glaze. We came for a half price studio feed which ended up being $4/ person. Aside from the below average customer service the facility itself smelt incredibly unpleasant. It smelt like a sewer the whole time and the smell never left the whole 90 minutes we were there. Pieces range in all prices- I think they're standard compared to other places. I'd come back if the smell wasn't so potent.

Favorite art gallery and art studio. My kids do pottery classes and I hang out with the owner who…read moreis so sweet. Shopping, restaurants and art all in one spot.

This place is a gem! Renee the owner is so nice and Joanie is a great teacher. My mom, sister and I…read morecame for a wine and paint night and it was just the three of us. They taught us how to draw and we were able to pick out the painting we wanted to do. They have a great array of paintings to choose from, and they encourage everyone paint in their own style. I would highly recommend coming here for a girls night out! Also, they're all local artists and they offer lots of different art classes and sell the local art at an affordable price.

Second Year here and he wants a third one. Culture House is a second home to me and my family.read more

The Culture House is the best place to send your kids! From dance classes to acting classes they…read morehave it all. Their performances are professional and well done. All the kids are so talented! We highly recommend sending your kids here for a quality, healthy arts experience!

I go here quite frequently as I am a professional artist... Today I went through the self check out…read moreto buy ribbon and it was buy to get two free... I needed to go back to get two more reels of ribbon and so I asked this person standing in a corner behind all of the desks, who wasn't doing absolutely anything. After I asked this person if I could leave my stuff, they just stared at me super rude and then when I asked again, they looked at me and said yeah fine whatever... As I was walking to the ribbon, I thought this person is obviously not well mentally... And then when I heard them talk, it was evident that they are very confused and I heard them be rude to other customers... Long pigtailed braids do not make you a woman. People need to not be around people if they do not have the ability to be healthy, socially. Completely horrible and not at all okay behavior, or even working.

Didn't want to honor online and store advertised pricing. Apparently night manager was too…read more"pre-occupied" per the cashier and refused to come to the checkout. Highly unprofessional, would not return to this Michaels.

I've been to Creative Culture twice now, and loved it both times!…read more The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and answer questions clearly so there's no confusion about what to do or where to go. They also keep the space clean and organized, which is no easy feat given the nature of the business! The selection of crafts, while a bit pricey, is excellent. I've found that if it's in budget (you can find info on pricing on their website), you can find something fun for just about anyone. And regarding the price points, to me it does make sense given the cost of materials and labor involved. Whenever I go, I always leave room in my budget to add the suggested tip for the employees since they do such a great job and deserve to be paid well for it. Their specialty shakes are also AMAZING! Seriously, the price point they're at makes sense considering all of the extra goodies that are piled on top of the shake itself, and they're delicious! Just be sure to grab a napkin or two if you order one since it can get a bit messy. My one complaint, if I can even call it that, is that when it's especially busy it can be a bit cramped trying to walk around between the tables. That said, it's not bad enough for me to dock them a star since they use and manage their space well, and when I've been there people were generally conscientious of their surroundings which in turn reduced potential problems. All in all, Creative Culture is a bit pricey but very fun and well run! I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a unique place to go for a celebration, special occasion, or even just because. I can't wait to go again someday!

Came here with my girlfriend for a date, and it was a ton of fun! The employees were so nice and…read morehelpful to explain how everything worked, and were very attentive. When you first come in, you can look around and decide which craft you want to do, and then check out at the desk to pay and order your shakes. Then you seat yourself and can get started on your craft. we were there for like 3 hours, and no one tried to rush us. There was a 2-3 week wait for our clay painting pieces to get finished to pick up, but that's reasonable. Highly recommend this as a cute date or activity spot! It does get a little busy, and you may be sitting right next to people you don't know. But it didn't feel too cramped or crowded still, and it's perfect for chatting if you're up for it! And to add since this is something I often look up as well. LGBT friendly, we felt safe and comfortable.

We took a family cooking class, and we felt rushed the entire time! It was like they tried to pack…read moretoo much into the amount of time they had allocated for the class. After the class, I was shopping in the retail area and found some cute Christmas napkins; I went to purchase them. They didn't ring up, so instead of looking up a price or finding a pack of napkins with a different design, the lady helping me just told me I couldn't buy them. So, thanks for saving me some money, I guess???

We've done 4 of the interactive cooking classes. You can choose between differing levels of 'hands…read moreon' and they've got a lot of variety. We attended the Cast Iron Cuisine class where you learn the basics of coq au vin, sauté and searing steaks in a cast iron pan. Very engaging instructors and high quality food in a 2+ hour event - great date night idea!

Wonderful, wide variety of vinegars (special focus on balsamics) and olive oils, and all sorts of…read moregourmet foods, condiments, herbs & spices, spreads, dipping blends, kitchen accessories, and gift boxes. They also host various cooking classes, and if you go to their calendar or the "pick-up food" section on their site, the owner sells tasty, home-cooked meals every Tuesday + baked breads on Friday (lately, it's been dinner rolls, challah bread, and cinnamon roles) that you can pre-order and pick-up in-store. Great local find.

My first thought upon entering was "where are the bread cubes, how am I supposed to taste oils &…read morevinegars without bread cubes?" And then I learned. Oh boy did I learn! I saw a woman pour a little bit of vinegar into a little paper cup and sip it straight, so in true monkey-see-monkey-do fashion I did the same. My first taste was the White Peach Balsamic. Forget everything you know about balsamic vinegar, stuff this good is on a different plane of existence altogether. Wow! So syrupy and brightly flavored I now understood the glaring lack of bread cubes. Who needs them? The White Peach was like jam. I was instantly thinking of pouring it over ice cream, or ... ? It turned my world upside down. My budget permitted a purchase of just one bottle this trip, but you can rest assured I will be coming back to add to my collection. If you're curious, I chose the Lime Jalepeno Balsamic as my first bottle. All I add is a little oil, salt & pepper and I have a salad dressing that knocks my socks off!