been the biggest fan of this place since i was a kid!! i feel like ive gone every year and its…read morereally nice how many changes theyve made to grow the business. even on weekdays it gets pretty busy, so def recommend a reservation. the workers are always really nice and helpful, and i love that they offer snacks n canned drinks as well as allow outside food/drink. now are my cons but not rly cons? love this place so theyre not bad enough to stop me from coming or recommending, but theres def some things i and my friends noticed overall. id hope that the place gets a bigger variety of glaze colors maybe? i feel like its been the same for a bit. or even the glaze with different effects. additionally, if there can be a little key to the small glazes in piping bottles it would be superrr helpful to know what theyd look like. we found ourselves walking back and forth 10 times just to see what they were compared to the big bottles. also, if they can have a larger variety of plain items at a time i think it would be nice! when i originally came in there were very few options, but when i came in to pickup my pieces there were a LOT of plain, non charactered/textured cups, bowls, and plates. lastly, i would loveee to join in on their classes to make my own pieces, but its super unfortunate to me that it seems theres not that much opportunity for designing and painting it myself. even if it was an add on fee id definitely be down, but if im already paying about $50 for a piece it would be cool if i can have the option to make it exactly how i wanted.

We visited The Pottery Shop to celebrate our son's birthday, since we like to try a new experience…read moreeach year. He's very artistic, so this turned out to be a perfect fit and he genuinely had an amazing time. Choosing what to paint was honestly the hardest part because of the large selection available. There's something for every budget... our pieces were around $20-$25 each, with both more affordable and higher-end options available. In addition to the pottery cost, there is a $9 studio fee per person, which covers all materials, glazing, and firing. We ended up spending close to three hours painting, and the time passed quickly in a relaxed, creative, and very family-friendly environment. The staff during our visit were welcoming, patient, and happy to answer questions or offer guidance, which made the experience comfortable even for beginners. The pickup process was slightly less seamless than the painting session itself. We were initially quoted about a two-week turnaround and needed to follow up when we hadn't received a notification yet. There appeared to be some minor miscommunication regarding readiness and text alerts, but everything was eventually sorted out. Overall, this is a wonderful local activity... especially for families, date nights, or anyone looking for a creative and screen-free experience. I'd absolutely recommend planning ahead for pickup communication, but the painting experience itself made for a memorable birthday celebration and we would happily return.

Booked a Friday evening 630-830 Acrylic pour class. Booking via the website was an ease. If you…read morecheck in on Yelp you get 10% off your beverages/food/ any purchase inside the studio. As I entered i was not greeted, so just walked over to art table and grabbed a seat. Waited about 30-45 minutes (there were other patrons waiting as well) was unsure who worked there as everyone had an art apron on. Eventually someone appeared at the front desk, walked over to check in and order food and drinks. They have libations (beer, wine, cocktails), water and mocktails. The food menu was limited (chips with various dips salsa, guacamole, aioli, Bavarian pretzel with dip, and other small snacks). Tried the chips with salsa and guacamole as well as the Bavarian pretzel (two nice sized pretzels). Our drinks came out first. We had to have them remade as they included edible glitter which wasn't listed on the drink ingredients we initially ordered. The chips, dip and pretzel were plenty to share between 2-3 people easily. The art class instructions didn't begin until about 745P. Not exactly sure what was going on regarding starting so late. But. Nonetheless, During the down time there are ice breaker cards on each table. Once the class started it was over by 845P. Overall a great experience but efficiency and time management is lacking.

My friend wanted to do the resin project for her birthday so of course I said yes! I've never…read moreplayed with resin before. There wasn't a lot of people here the night we went so we had lots of table space. Our table was set up with our boards, gloves, sand paper & rags. Racheal was our instructor and she was AWESOME! Paula was working that night too & helping out. She got us our drinks & food and she was also great too! We had enough time to look over the menu & place our orders. I was exited to see that they just didn't serve beer & wine but had Truly's & a cocktail menu. I didn't see this on their website. I tired the glitter bomb even though they were out of cotton Candy & replaced it with something else which worked out. Later on I ended up ordering the pepperoni pizza which looked amazing & tasted amazing too! Was just right! Rachel explained the process prior to us starting. We were able to see other designs that were on the wall. You pick out a stain if you want to have some of the board stained which will show because you don't cover it up with your colors/glitter. Beware resin won't come out of your clothes or your hair. So bring something to put your hair up & be careful what you wear. You do get an apron to use but it doesn't cover up your clothes completely. I even brought some of my own glitter because I want sure if they had pink glitter but they have lots of colors to choose from. We had plenty of time to work on our project but once you stir your resin to get the bubbles you have 20 minutes to work with it. My friend brought her mother too & her birthday was a couple days after my friend's. Rachel was fun & had everyone sing happy birthday to them. :-) You need to leave your final project there for 24hrs so it can dry. My friend was suppose to pick mine up & give it to me next time I see her. I really liked the end product & can't wait to see it & use it for something. It's safe to serve food on it. I'd definitely come back for a future art project! This place so reminded me of school and art class. 5/5 stars! Thanks for the fun night Rachel & Paula! P.S. just a suggestion...you should have an air freshener & poop spray for the bathroom.

We made plates and bowls, and each of us was given enough clay to create two pieces. This was a…read moreChristmas gift for my husband and it turned out to be a wonderful experience for both of us. Anthony was an excellent instructor who provided clear instructions and helpful guidance throughout the class, making the process easy to follow and enjoyable. Overall, it was a great learning experience, and we had a fantastic time creating something together.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND I…read morewent here on a solo date. I wanted to learn how to make pottery on the wheel. So I went for a Friday night girls night pottery class. When booking the class all I did was text Anthony our instructor and he not only provided me with valuable information, but also a link for easy booking. Once I arrive there there were aprons available to us so we weren't dirty in our clothes. He then started the class with instructing us how to prepare the clay. We were able to choose our own places to sit with a couple of snacks provided by the business. Anthony was very attentive with making sure that we had good finish products that we could be proud to fire and then take home. Now, once you have complete creation. To wrap up class, you will go into the viewing room and select your glaze color. I really enjoyed my experience at this class. The shop was very tidy and clean. And the instructor was very nice and sociable.

Not welcoming at all, asked if we needed an appointment when we walked in and got a very…read moredisrespectful "Absolutely" as if we were supposed to know. Would not want to paint here.

Absolutely my FAVORITE pottery place! And I've been to them all in town. Gail is SO talented and…read moreSO vested in her customers. She gives you suggestions and helps you to implement them with all the tools she has available. She's been in business 24 years and there's a reason why! Her many mural walls around Las Vegas speak to her success. Covid has taken it's toll in our valley. Don't let her be another causality. Plan some creative time, school fundraiser, troop activity or team building event at ALL FIRED UP! You won't be disappointed

No show to class, no cancellation call. Stood up and had to find another class last minuteread more

A friend and I have been really wanting to take a pottery class. We've found a lot of places you…read morecan paint premade ones but wanted to make our own. We got lucky finding Cathes art classes! Four of us came in and made mugs today. You can design them any way you like and it was a lot of fun. We go back in a few weeks to glaze and fire them! It's $40 a person per visit (2 total visits to finish the pieces) and they supply everything. Cathe responded quickly when making an appointment and was super nice. Chris helped us as well and he's great! We didn't use the wheels for the class but she does have that. She also has art classes I'd like to try. Definitely recommend.

Everyone had a blast!…read more Rory, Andy, and Grace were ABSOLUTELY fantastic! All my boys loved it! Especially the 40 year old that "didnt want to paint." He was the most invested! Something to keep in mind for the younger ones - choose small projects so nobody is overwhelmed. Thank you to the entire team for their support, grace, and patience!

Unbelievably bad service! Horrendous. I doubt we'll ever be back…read more We came here to paint like we always do. We have pieces we need to finish. We came here on a Tuesday night to paint at 6:30 the studio closes at 8pm. The working girl Andy refused to let us sit and paint. We were a party of 6 coming in to finish pieces. She said we couldn't sit in paint because there is only one employee who is closing the shop. And there couldn't be 12 people on the studio. The whole shop is wide open with tables. She refused to let us sit and paint. We couldn't believe it. We've never ever made any sort of reservation to paint. Never in the many years that we've been coming. The most outrageous part is she let other people come in after us to paint. Andy said the girl closing wouldn't be able to help us. We said that we didn't need help. We are sitting there painting our own pieces and have been there many times. If the work load of cleaning out paint brushes is too much then you need a reality check.