We just had the most fantastic date night here! And with the help of Ms Audrey we made these two…read morecutie marionettes that we just love. Theres so much to choose from, literally anything you can think of! Audrey is willing to share advice and teach you new skills you didnt even know you could learn! She's so sweet, like the auntie we aspire to be. We cant wait to come back to pick Audreys brain for more unique projects

I went to one of the adult classes. Audrey is a fantastic teacher and made everything easily…read moreunderstandable and clear. There is a really cool collection of items for sake in back that i wasn't expecting. Audrey is really trying to build a community of crafters and this is exactly what Louisville needs.

My lawd! This group…read moreis killer. The space is unbelievable. Cozy. Open minded. I highly recommend this soace to host w workshop or attend one!

Gaining new skills in a fun environment? That's a big "hell yes!" in my book…read more I attended one of Level Up Louisville's first classes a year or two ago -- a mixology class where I actually got to make cocktails in Copper & Kings rooftop bar space. And finally my husband and I got to take in new class last week -- "Monetizing Your Home with AirBnB." We had been thinking about maybe one day renting out one of the units in our duplex through AirBnB. This seemed like a great opportunity to dip our toes in a bit. That's really one thing I very much appreciate about Level Up Louisville -- the range of class topics. So for $35 each, we got spots in the class, which met in the home of a local AirBnB superhost. The dozen or so of us started with a glass of wine and chatting in our host's gorgeous Old Louisville kitchen. And then we went up to her AirBnB unit, which was an expertly decorated top-floor studio. Up there, we talked about a range of topics, such as selecting guests, fixing up your unit, deciding what aspects of a unit to invest in, what to do about problem guests, what permits you need, etc. By the time we left, my husband had an entire page of notes, and we had so much more to think about than we had originally expected. When we left, my husband even remarked how impressed he was and how the class was worth every penny of the $70 we spent. It's safe to say that this class won't be my last. One other quick thing to note: If you take a class, don't be "that guy," who comes in as a student but ends up taking over the class, mansplaining all over the teacher. We get it -- you know things. But if you're over-talking the host, speaking up more to try and answer other students' questions rather than ask your own, you are not helping. We didn't pay to hear you speak; we paid to hear her.

This glass shop is a wonderful experience for the whole family. We come here annually to make…read morememories, and in the process we get to create the wonderment of blowing glass into Christmas ornaments. The owners take exceptional care to provide a safe process for all ages. They are as beautiful in their hearts as well as the beauty of the glass they help you create. They can get busy , but not too busy to remember the importance that you as a customer is, and take the time to engage with you. This place is a treasure. They show local artists art on their walls with great info tags to learn about the artist and the work.

Beautiful glass balls for Christmas; also have several glass pumpkins visited several years ago…read more Order online from TX

Maker13 is a Southern Indiana art studio/space located in the wonderful NoCo cultural arts…read moredistrict of Jeffersonville, Indiana. I was actually able to take a free tour here and learn about This place while on a parent Led 8th grade class graduation celebration for my oldest daughters class. Part of the celebration was to take a limo ride over to the NoCo area to take photos and selfies with the awesome public art scene. While walking around a worker From maker 13 stopped us and asked us if we wanted to come in and take a tour on This surprisingly chilly late April evening. The kids and parents all obliged and we really enjoyed the tour. The kids were very attentive and asked a lot of good questions about the program and got to witness some local artist perform their work and craft. The studio is basically a rent an office place for artists ranging from designers, computer techs, wood workers and other skills im not familiar with. They do offer summer program and things for youth to come in and work and have a space as well. While on the tour they did have some sodas and snacks for sell which all the hungry teenagers obliged in as well. Overall a very cool and unexpected trip and tour on the kids memorable and fun graduation day. I know for a fact that this tour was a highlight and memory for a lot of the parents and kids. So very cool of them to share their space and knowledge with all of us.

Enjoyed the co work session @Maker13. A community workshop. Dream. Design. Build a large work…read morearea with different machinery to design and create. From 3d printers , laser etching , sewing and welding They provide the training and classes that you would like to take. Check them out at www.maker13.com.

I took my 12 yr old daughter for a private Lesson. It was so fun to learn with her. Jolee was a…read morewonderful instructor. She was easy to understand, encouraging and pleasant to chat with while we worked. Mt daughter said the whole experience exceeded her expectations. She is inspired to learn more about ceramics.

My boyfriend and I came here for a clay throwing class with Alex. He was absolutely amazing and…read morehelpful. We have very limited experience working with clay, I'm talking like middle school art project and we both manage to make bowls! It was a lot of fun working with the clay and I hope we can do it again soon! There's also already made pottery you can purchase that's absolutely beautiful!

Mark is an exceptional artist. His work is so beautiful and he is a wonderful person. You can't go…read morewrong with Payton Glass

Such a wonderful experience! We did the glass fusing and there are tons of options to pick from…read more you can go without any idea what you are going to make and it adds to the experience, especially if it's a date!

I'd heard this store was amazing and it's true. An artist happy place! Paints, canvases, pens,…read moremarkers, brushes, clay, yarn, wood, and several fun items in between. If I had a creative bone in my body I'd have gone broke. The front entrance touts the store as employee owned. We were greeted and welcomed, and I spotted others being helped as they shopped. Huge store plus a basement. Parking spaces in the front and along the street. Bring your favorite artist in ... I plan to bring my son here if and when he needs supplies for his upcoming art class.

Had a restoration project that required a specific type of paint which we knew nothing about. Mike…read morewas super helpful! He explained the properties of the paint and helped us pick the correct color. He then helped us pick the correct brushes and showed us the proper techniques for our project, from surface prep to brush use. Also matched the quality to our needs without overselling us. Walked in needing "paint", left ready to tackle the project with confidence! Great atmosphere too! Friendly and welcoming and not stuffy, sterile and snooty like some stores with art supplies. Had me looking around for the Espresso machine and the overstuffed chairs!

First, I didn't go in with the expectation of producing quality art to hang on my wall. I'm an…read moreartist, but painting isn't my first medium. I believe these type of events are more about the experience. They can be fun for a group event with family, friends or co-workers. CONS: It is in the basement, so there are no windows (if that is something that bothers you). The instructor talked too much (personal, not conversational), and would disappear unexpectedly at different times. She only came around a couple of times to offer tips and assistance, and seemed a bit impatient. The setup was a bit awkward from some viewpoints, as there are pillars in the middle of the room. They have monitors to assist, but it can still be hard to see what they're doing, and the "color chart" was impossible to see for most of us. It felt like we spent a lot of time mixing colors, and then quickly dabbing the paint on canvas to catch up with the instructor. We felt rushed. I believe the sessions are supposed to be 2.5 to 3 hours, but we were there about 2 hours at most. PROS: It's in the heart of downtown Jeff, near great restaurants and the Big 4 walking bridge, all in walking distance. There is a lot of free parking nearby as well. There were bright paintings all down the hallways, and in the large basement studio, which cheered up the space. It was neat and clean, and everything was easily accessible. The instructor was friendly and joked around with us some. She put on a playlist of music, which was her own choice of hits but she offered to put on something we would like if we wanted. We had a good time joking off and on while we tried to follow along. We all ended up with different results, and had fun being together and laughing at our mistakes. Overall, we had fun, but because that is what we brought into it. A big part of these experiences does lie with the instructor (or host you could say) and their skill at hospitality as well as art. I admit I wouldn't return if I knew the same instructor or someone similar was leading it. (She mentioned several times that she was the owner's daughter.) Opinions and experiences are subjective, so you should check it out for yourself.

Went to the new location in downtown Jeffersonville at 300 Spring Street for a 6 PM session on a…read moreSaturday for $36. This is my first time doing a "sip and paint" and I really enjoyed it and would repeat in the future. They have discounted session prices on Tuesdays. The new location has only been open for a week and would be a great idea for the holidays as a place to gather for a fun time or also as a gift idea for even the non-artist in your life. Plenty of free public parking located across the street as well as behind the building. Enter through the glass doors and travel down the stairs to a welcoming art space in the basement. The instructor greeted us and directed us to pick out our paints, protective aprons, and brushes and we chose our easel stations. They also sell wine and beer and snacks and frequent take breaks as needed during the evening to accommodate refreshment and stretching your legs after sitting for an hour. I chose a $6 glass of Cabernet and the entire paint session is typically 2-1/2 to 3 hours long. I also purchased a really cute t-shirt for $15, which supposedly can be custom ordered in various colors, sizes, and multiple designs. An inspiration picture is displayed at the front of the classroom and the instructor provides step-by-step instructions to replicate the image. Our instructor was Moira for this particular project, and she was very helpful in providing individual assistance as needed or requested. Her expertise was very helpful! As you can see from my impressionistic version of the original piece, art is in the eye of the beholder! I had fun, which was my main objective here.