My boyfriend and I had the greatest time with the cupcake kit from here. The supplies were…read morethorough, the instructions were good, end the results were adorable. We had a blast making our cupcakes and they were easy enough where we were could follow the instructions. Everything was packaged perfectly and it was a great value compared to similar options. Would definitely recommend to friends or colleagues. 10/10 for fun. Highly recommend.

We LOVE Make It Studio! Our second grader has not only learned important sewing skills but has had…read morefun as she's completed a variety of very creative projects at summer camp. We signed up for the extended day option and were thrilled with the extra attention and assistance that our kiddo received during that time. There are a lot of great art camps in Park Slope for kiddos. Make It Studio is at the top- great student to teacher ratio, creative projects with all materials included, a good balance of studio and outdoor time to let off some steam, and FUN! Thank you, Lara, and crew! Y'all rock!

What a lovely place to visit. Our guide enriched our time there with interesting details about…read moreHopper's early influences, as well as his later career as a paid artist. I will now read and learn more about Hopper with this introduction!

A rare glimpse into the influential realist painter's formative years. Of particular value are…read moreinclusion of his spouse Josephine Nivison Hopper's role as muse and painter herself. The Queen Anne cottage is lovely and worth a visit for its architecture alone. The remarkable wisteria shading the front porch leads to a gallery with well curated exhibitions, rooms with graphically effective didactic and archival materials on Hopper's artistic path, and the artist's own bedroom with orginial furnishings and objects. No guards, no stanchions--everything is open and welcoming.

Looking for a great teacher-caring, creative and super kind for art privates or a class? Wendy's…read morelike the high energy, creative, fun-generating auntie your kids will love... nothing prepackaged here. Five stars for a good reason!

My daughters both really enjoyed their time here. My oldest did summer camp, and my younger…read moredaughter did a mommy & me class. Also, they brought home adorable art projects.

This is an amazing place! The jewelry, clothing, art and wine are wonderful, but come for the…read moreenergy! We created prosperity grids with Juanita, who is a Reiki practitioner. It was good stuff. Also, Jae help d me find not one, but two perfect handmade rings I will cherish for years.

I couldn't stop smiling for at least an hour after I left The Puppet Kitchen with my new yellow…read morepseudo-piratey friend in tow. It was such a fun, sweet experience and the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Our puppet master teacher Michael was awesome and funny and helped us all shepherd a fun new crowd of puppets into the world - they even all sang Happy Birthday at the end. Everyone should do this, and if you're not super goofy happy at the end I'm pretty sure you're not human. Hurray for puppets!

Puppet Kitchen is amazing!!! A group of us went for my…read morefriends b-day, and we all had a great time! The instructors were awesome and really fun, they teach you how to do everything step by step, and give you a little tour and some interesting stories about their shop. I wish I could do the workshop every night. Seriously fun. And I'm completely in love with my puppet. PUPPETS PUPPETS PUPPETS!

I took the end table class as a prerequisite to become a member. I had tinkered around a bit with…read morewood working, but realized that there was so much more that I had to learn. Baran was a great instructor, as was Philip, who filled in for one of the classes. I plan on taking the final prerequisite class and joining as a member as soon as I can. Highly reccommend.

My husband and I did this for a date night and was had the best time. Neither of us had any…read moreexperience with power tools, and are not particularly handy. There was the perfect balance of instruction and action. We learned enough about the machines and how to use them safely, and we had plenty of opportunity to actually get hands on work. It was a great launch into building and power tools!

I wanted to give my nephew jimothey a large custom sign for his birthday (he/him) and I ordered a…read morelarge sign from this place. i asked for extra stuff on the sign and they hooked me up thricely. i especially applaud John Allsorts, the owner, for hookimg me up with a deal on the WW_18 floor. i put the floor in my .... area. My wife very happy. their website is definitely weird but in person they are soooOOOOooOoOoo ncie!!! BUCE NICE ... NICE !. NICE!

This was an amazing place - most of it is closed off to the public aside from the small gallery at…read morethe beginning. We were fortunate enough to go with a school group and do a tour and project with Will who was spectacular and a patient guide! They are open to donations and volunteers and I think you can contact them through their site for info on that.

Attention TEACHERS and ARTISTS, I just found your new favorite place…read more I came here on a camp trip with a bunch of five-year-olds. I knew nothing about this place before arriving so I had absolutely no expectations. Five minutes into our tour, I realized that this place is gold. We were led through aisles and aisles and aisles of gently used donated materials. Here is a "short" list of some of the things that MFTA has for you. -Paper, zippers, beads, books, playbills, programs, posters, wood, full mannequin bodies and mannequin body parts, travel sized containers, glass containers, spools of thread, fabric, leather scraps, computers, printers, binders, tables, plastic containers, metal parts, labels....the list goes on for days. What's the catch?!? Not much actually. You do need a membership to reap the benefits, but if you are a teacher at a public school or work for a non-profit, everything is FREE! And don't you dare think that after a few teachers fill up cartloads of materials that you missed your chance. This place is enormous and donations are consistently flowing through their doors. Once you've filled up your cart (or your 5 carts), your only form of payment is a thank you. MFTA asks that you send a thank you to each company that you've "purchased" from. Just a few donors that Omar (our enthusiastic & informative tour guide) mentioned were Google, Macy's and Disney. Wait artists, there is more! If you create any form of art using MFTA's materials, they have a studio for you to work in right next to their warehouse of materials. Once your piece is complete, they will even showcase your work in their gallery. I don't know about you, but I'm amazed. Set up a school trip, rent a uhaul to stock up on supplies or just grab your toothbrush and move in. MFTA is an A+ in my book.