I went solo on this one but I had a really fun experience our teacher was really good and paste us…read morevery well. The group was about 20 and we had a lot of fun. It's great that you can ask for more materials if you need them and the pricing is pretty decent for what you get as an experience. There's plenty of parking and the area is decent. The staff was really nice and helpful in any way they could be. the inside of the shop was a lot of fun a lot of paintings and pictures hanging everywhere. This was my first time doing a paint and sip type of event and I really liked it. I would definitely recommended to anyone who wants to try it is a lot of fun. This place had everything we needed and I honestly have no complaints.

Looking for a different kind of date night to break out of a rut and decided to explore Painting…read morewith a twist. My husband proudly announces he can't draw a stick figure, so this was definitely out of his comfort zone, but he willingly joined in the surprise. There are a number of paintings available on different nights, so the first step is to pick the one you want to do. From there, everything is set up for you with a plate of paint colors, a primed canvas, brushes and instruction. There's no presumption that you actually know what to do and Rodd, our instructor explained everything in plain English - not artsy lingo - so that you can follow along. Both instructors were there when you made a mistake or needed assistance or more paint and they were patient through the process. Neither of our paintings will end up in a fancy gallery, but we were happy with our finished works and the two hour class went at the right pace.

Super fun team building experience! Im horrible at painting but the instructors do a great job of…read moredemonstrating and helping out. Plus if you bring a drink you think the painting looks great!

Was a great experience. My friend & I went for the first time and really enjoyed the artist led…read moreclass. I'm not much of a painter & was able to make it out with something cool. Ingrid was lovely instructor, patient and encouraging.

Via a mutual friend, we were invited to the grand opening event. TX Craft is a cool venture that…read moreoffers art and crafts classes for both the young and old. They also have a small boutique that offers unique Texas-themed sundries, including clothing. Last but not least there is a custom furniture maker affiliated with TCC. I viewed his brag book and he can design and build custom furniture at a very reasonable price. Plus 1 was pretty excited to sign up for a ladies night out to wine, socialize, and do an arts and craft class. Friendly folks in a cool country setting.

We had a great girl's night here! It's very relaxing because there are several times when your…read morestain or paint has to dry and you can sit and sip on coffee and chat. I am planning to go again! Debra is great and I LOVE my sign! I also love that it's custom. You design everything about your sign!

Very fun place to get your hands dirty! I really enjoyed the facility and they have just about…read moreeverything that you may need. From beginner to expert- there's something for everyone.

I've always wanted to try pottery and ended up signing up for a class with a few family members…read more Pottery is hard--but I enjoyed it! It will definitely take a few lessons to get the technique under my belt (I am sure this varies by person). Emily owns the studio and teaches the lesson. There was about 10 people in my "intro to wheel throwing" class. Everything is provided in the class and it was about three hours long. Emily teaches you the techniques and you get to make as many as you can within the course period. I was able to make 4 imperfect "bowls." I suggest that you not wear anything nice because it will be messy. I got clay/mud in my shoes, on my legs, and my clothes--fortunately, it comes out fairly easily, just a warning! However, I think it was worth it. I found the process to be very therapeutic...and humbling. I plan to take more classes and hope to get better!

Kudos to Round Rock for bringing art to Main Street. The space is intimate with the centerpiece…read morebeing the Dale Chihuly glass sculpture "Ruby Sunstone Pineapple" that's a 9-foot tall, 460-pound chandelier on display - you can see it from all sides when standing in the space and I would encourage you to take the stairs to the second floor in the building to see it from above as well. It seems as though the other art rotates. Admission is free and their only request is that you sign the guest book with your zip code so they can track where visitors come from. The space is open late (until 8 pm) on Wednesdays, so it was an easy stop-by for me after work that day. There is ample free parking in downtown Round Rock that is convenient to the gallery space.

I haven't had a chance to check out the new arts center until yesterday. They have rotating art…read moreexhibits. This time it's African art presented by the Kalahari. Its not a very large gallery but they did have some very nice artwork. There were some you could buy as well. Its free ro see and parking is all around rhe area or across the street by the library.

The Studio's painting instructor, Abraham--who demonstrates an amazing capability of adapting and…read morespecializing in multiple types of subjects and styles--expertly broke down the painting process with even-paced classes and created learning moments to help ease me from acrylic to oil using a mix of mediums. I've learned a great deal about starting a painting, properly mixing color palettes, color theory, and proper brushes for certain techniques. Each session progressively improved my skill set and over several weeks, using these methodical college-level processes, I was able to accomplish an oil painting at my own pace.

My 9 year old was looking to learn how to sew. She had such a great experience. There aren't many…read moreplaces that teach classes for kids. I was impressed by the instructors patience and skill. Will definitely sign her up for more classes.

I've taken 2 classes now so thought it was time to make it official. I've now done an acrylic pour…read moreclass and then a Cricut class for beginners. When my Cricut has been staring at me from under the plastic for two months I thought it was time to figure out how to use this thing. The class was 2 hours and we were able to complete two projects to take home which was super cool and convenient being so close to Valentine's Day. The instructor was easy going and happy to answer questions while walking us through step by step. I did also learn I'm terrible at this stuff but will continue to work with it I'm hopes I get better. Maybe someday I will be able to return for their Cricut 201 class, but it's doubtful I'm pretty terrible.

Owner, Shari Warschak led a great, low stress Pour Art class for us ladies this evening. This place…read moreis BYOB and right next to a liquor store. This studio is the sister store to Texas Vinyl Dispensary. It has been open about a year and this was my first class. Will definitely be back!