Being the one of the only painting/art places for a while in a military town can kinda make you like the tallest "midget" in a room full of "midgets". This place was fun, i went by myself on a friday where i got off of work early. I went to the story but the beer place that sells growlers (tiny town and trenton) and i was pleasantly surprised. I wish i could actually have made the pottery piece that i painted (false advertising, i think) but that's ok. On Wednesdays they have a military appreciation day where you don't pay $6. Anyways, i picked up a sea shell jewelry box, $15, and painted it for about an hour to an hour in a half with little to no distractions or bothering from the employees. I was kind of annoyed that i had to keep getting up and asking for more paint like a child but i understand. There are a lot of children that go there with their parents and if they were to give me the paint tube, they might think i'd abuse it. So i paid about $23 in total on that Friday, because i didn't go to the Wednesday special, but all and all it was a good time. I'd go there for a date :) it's cute and it gives you time to think and chat if you bring a friend. read more

TLDR: very rude service. Wouldn't recommend. My friend and I wanted to try this place out since it was closer to home than another spot we painted at last week. we walked into the store and started looking around at the pottery. We were probably in there for about 4-5 minutes before anyone came up to us which was fine. The woman asked us if we had been to their location before and we both said no. She then pretty rudely stated we needed to go wash our hands before we could do anything. The act of washing our hands was fine, it was just how it was said. She acted as if we were an inconvenience to her day. Also, if washing hands is major concern then maybe they should have someone greeting customers. There were maybe 5-6 other customers in the store already painting and they did not seem overly busy. We both washed our hands and went back to select our pieces. We both got a bad vibe so we decided to leave. Once we left my friend said she overheard the employees talking about us as she washing her hands. If you are looking for a place to paint pottery and don't mind the drive we both loved The Hot Spot in Springfield. They were super helpful and attentive and had lower prices than this store. Only downside is the drive. read more

I'm sad to write this review, as previous visits have been positives. However, after my recent visit, I think it's important to highlight the lack of professionalism. We were immediately spoken to rudely, even to the point where the worker said herself, "I'm being snarky" and covered her mouth. I would say something like, "oh extra charge is okay!" And she'd said, "it doesn't matter if it's okay with you I'm going to do it anyway." She made comments about other visitors and how annoying they were. We were absolutely gobsmacked by the way she spoke to all visitors, especially those with children. She loudly shared she was tired and exhausted of kids because she has to watch a two year old grand kid at home. She even came by my table and one point and without asking began to touch my wet design. As an avid painter, I will be spending my money on other pottery locations in Clarksville. This is quite sad, as the other worker was SO kind. But the unprofessional and rude voice was much louder than any service we received. read more

Really great place to go especially on date night, atmosphere is warm and bright! We've been going here for about 6 or 7 years, sometimes a few times a month! But, recently the prices have gotten out of hand. A simple plate and a little trinket box will cost upwards of $100! And those are the items on the 'cheaper' side. They're also not a family friendly place as they have no changing tables in any of the bathrooms. The staff is very friendly and inviting but this place is just not ideal for couples looking for a fun date anymore and its not great for families with little ones. Used to be a Clarksville staple! read more

Best Pottery Studio ever! I love painting here. It's so relaxing. Everyone is very helpful and friendly. Will definitely be back! read more

The Pottery Room - Paint-Your-Own Pottery Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

Crabby staff. You'd think a place that is about creating would have staff that don't snap at you or treat you like a bother. The owner was nice but the other staff were all grumpy and short. Would not return. read more

This is something I loved as a child. Spent many hours and days with my Nana doing these. I enjoyed taking my girls. Whether you want to make an ornament, or a coffee mug, how about a piggy bank? They have plates, statues, jewelry boxes, artwork to hang, letters and it goes on and on. If you are looking for a relaxing time and to create your own gift or just something for yourself this is the place. The staff is super helpful and very respectful and encouraging to everyone and their items they are painting. This was our 3rd time and still the best. Even had our daughters 5th bday party here!!! read more

The Pottery Room - Entrance - Paint-Your-Own Pottery Near Me - Clarksville, Tennessee

I love this place! I have taken many people here to experience the fun and creative nature of it. The staff is so welcoming and helpfully especially if it's your first time painting pottery! I haven't taken my baby here yet due to him being young still but it's very kid/family friendly! I enjoy the variety of pottery available to paint as well as the colors! So far I've done an ornament and geo vase. Eventually I'm going back to start painting gifts for my family lol. If I'm stationed here long enough I'm definitely going to become a regular! read more

The staff was amazing - I went in alone and had an absolute ball. Both of the ladies working there were so friendly and nice. I am new to the area and they provided information on places to see and eat! I plan on picking up my painted mug and taking my daughter back with me for a girls night out. read more

Went here with some friends yesterday and had a blast! Great atmosphere, reasonable prices, HUGE selection of pottery and paints to choose from. We were already making plans for our next trip here before we left! read more

If I could give this place zero stars after tonight I would. I went to a charity event to paint bowls for a soup sale coming up. Kim the owner kept reminding everyone about how they close in so many minutes. Which I understand after a long day you want to go home. When I told her I was making the bowl in memory of my friend baby for died from CHD . Kim the OWNER replied that's great but my girls ( her workers ) want to go home and I want to see my daughter so we are still closing at 7. Who says that as a response to someone child dying. How heartless . Never will I ever spend a dime there. I hope you never lose a child! read more

Was in town for the holidays and I always grew up going to places like this. Contemplated throwing the table and not paying for anything. Old lady there is one of the rudest people on the planet. Avoid that moe ron if you want a decent experience. Comments like "oh you don't need all that paint", "why do you need that color?", Saying we had enough paint for what we were doing even after we went back up multiple times for the same color. Was only nice to the small child we brought with our family. read more

This place IS open. I go there all the time. It used to be on Trenton and that is the location that closed. Their new shop on Needmore is open every day. The prices are written on the pieces, and include most of the paints, the glazing, and firing. Normally it takes a week to get your piece back but you can pay an extra $5 and get it in three days. There are some paints that have crystals in them and those are an extra charge. They have a wide range of pieces: kitchen stuff like bowls, plates, mugs, and platters; lots of banks in fun shapes; boxes, tiles, vases, figurines, ornaments, and even flower pots. My husband has painted two gnomes for the garden, though we ended up keeping them inside because they're too nice to leave outside. The glaze they use is food safe and can be put in the microwave and dishwasher. The prices are reasonable and the owners of the business are super nice--although be prepared if Lamar is there, because he's never met a stranger and he'll talk your ear off! They also have pottery classes if you've ever wanted to learn how to throw pots. It's a fun place and I recommend it to everyone. read more