I have taken my six-year-old to a couple art classes and each time has been a great experience…read more Michelle is so patient and encouraging with all the kids and the small class sizes make for a good atmosphere. She's open to creativity, being flexible with the children, which is great for my child who wants to do their own thing.

Michelle is amazing with kids of any age! My 13 year old daughter LOVES her sessions. Michelle does…read moreher best to work around busy schedules as well. Can't say enough good things about this fun filled art studio!!

I have been to this place several times and every time is better than the last. I have done a…read morecouple painting classes and most recently the resin board class. The instructors are so wonderful, helpful, fun and make even the least creative people (me) feel like your art is beautiful. Over the years they have added more classes besides painting and so happy they did. Our instructors for our team outing Brittany and Coco were fabulous! Cheerful and inspiring! Highly recommend this place to everyone.

I've been to Wine and Design a few times now and throughly enjoy the experience every time I go!…read moreThe projects are always a blast to do and letting creativity flow with guidance is extremely helpful. The instructors really help you, through direction and ideas, to create the design of your dreams. I've also ordered a charcuterie board from their affiliate next door (Dishes by Rachel) and having being able to snack, drink and create really is the best night ever see for yourself! Check out their calendar and let your creativity juices flow!

Went here for a pick your own project event with a friend. I was so thoroughly impressed with this…read moreplace! The staff was so helpful - breaking the instructions down into easy to follow steps. The atmosphere was relaxed and fun. We started our projects with bare wood, and ended up taking home some beautifully crafted items that will be keepsakes for years to come. I highly recommend this place to anybody that wants to have a memorable night with friends & have something beautiful to show for it afterwards. Where else can you completely check out of your busy life for 3 hours and just have fun doing something creative without interruptions? Did I mention that they do all the clean up for you? It is definitely worth the price for everything they provide for you. They literally have thought of everything. Even if you are a beginner with no crafting experience, they will help guide you and your piece will turn out beautiful and it will be one of a kind. This place is truly top notch.

90% of the wall decor in my house is turning into Board & Brush. You DON'T have to be "artsy" or…read more"crafty" to do a project. They literally walk you through every step. Beating the crap out of wood with tools, a night with friends, and wine...what else do you need?

This was my first paint and sip and it was a blast! The instructor was great and went through each…read morestep on how to make this work of art. It was fun being able to paint a canvas with friends and would love to do it again.

Nice fun activity instructor was great and nice environment…read more We were given a free hand to choose what to paint.

Fun afternoon painting Haystack Rock from Cannon Beach. It was a well organized event and a fun…read moreafternoon. We wished the tables were larger at the venue so we could actually have our supplies and wine glasses not toppling over but we've been to other venues with Corks and Canvas that were more spread out. I'd give the location (Live That Red tasting room) a 2 1/2 but the instructor and class were wonderful. We will definitely go to another event at a different location.

Recently attended an event night in a cute venue - Gard Tasting Room. I was extremely excited to…read moresee the set up, painting for the night and that glass pours were reasonably priced. We ordered a few snacks and they were tasty. Unfortunately this event ran late, we waited for one late person for 35 mins and then the whole night got pushed back. There was no offering of a hair dryer to speed up dry time and so we had to leave the event early unfinished. I wish the time allotted was more realistic.

We were signed up for a pottery class through a third party website which didn't have good contact…read moreinfo for us i guess, because when we went in there at our time slot they said the instructor we had, was out sick, but they were unable to contact us! Megan, who was the gal leading a glass art class there at the time and helping us, offered for us to come to the pottery class that was scheduled in a little over an hour from then. We said sure! She was so nice that she even offered for us to join the glass art class free of charge for the inconvenience! Megan was the Instructor for both the glass art and pottery classes we were a part of. She was very knowledgeable, always eager to offer help and suggestions, and very friendly. Me and my friend had a lot of fun making the glass art that we would not have originally done with out her kindness. The pottery class was very good as well, and she was a great instructor for that too. Me and my friend are both looking forward to how are pieces turn out! Highly recommend signing up for a class here and expressing your creativity!

0 stars if I could. Be very cautious with this studio. I was double charged and they refused to…read morereimburse me. The instructor was nice but the manager/owner is horrible. I had to go in 3 different times to try and pick up mine and my granddaughters pieces more than 3 weeks after we made them, which was fine but they were very unclear about it. We ended up with 2 tiny bowls for the price of $160.

The glass fusion and sip workshop at MoltenWorks was such a fun and unique experience. I came with…read morea group for a friend's birthday. As a first timer, it was a bit overwhelming to see all the possible styles and cuts of glass to work with, but they do a short info session and video tutorial to help. There are materials included in the cost of the workshop, but also premium upgrades you can pay extra for. The staff does walk around and you can ask for help or tips and techniques.

We loved glass fusing and are really bummed MoltenWorks had to close after 11 years due to costs…read more :-(

I wanted to come back and update my review now that we've picked up our finished pieces. We're…read moreseriously so happy with how everything turned out! The full process took about 3 weeks total. Our pottery class was on March 29th, we came back to paint on April 12th, and then picked everything up on April 17th. It honestly felt like such a fun extended experience getting to come back and see everything through. The painting portion was super enjoyable too. They offer a variety of glazes, some classic colors included at no extra cost, plus a few specialty options for a small fee. My fiancé chose the "Safari" glaze (just $1 extra), which had these cool glass pieces that melt in the kiln and create such a unique pattern. Definitely worth trying if you want something a little different! Pickup was easy overall. My only small suggestion would be to clarify the pickup hours on the card that's handed out after painting. Google hours seem to reflect member hours, while the hours posted on the door are different. When I arrived, they technically weren't open yet (my mistake, I'm sorry!), but the person at the front desk was super kind and still helped me find my pieces, which I greatly appreciated. Overall, such a great experience from start to finish. Thank you so much Creative Hands Studio, we'll definitely be back!

I started my Taekwondo journey in ITF. I've practiced martial arts for years, especially Taekwondo,…read morebut I never earned my black belt. I was a competitor, and that was my focus. I trained to compete, not to earn belts. As I've gotten older, I'm not old enough to complain, but let's just say I know my body a lot better now. I always thought I knew a lot about Taekwondo because of how long I had trained, but my journey has taught me how much there is still to learn. My first major change came with Master J of Tiger J Kim in Houston. (Non Kukkiwon school) I have tremendous respect for him. He helped me transition from ITF to WT and, more importantly, helped me get my life together. Here is where I also restarted my belts. He used Taekwondo as a platform to change lives. He would tell me to show up, train, and then talk to me like a mentor while reinforcing the principles and tenets of martial arts. He talked to me like a kid sometimes, but honestly, it was something I desperately needed at the time. Because of him, I developed a completely different approach to martial arts, became happier, and even grew closer to my faith, despite that never being his intention. I never earned my black belt under Master J due to military order, but looking back, I believe God had better plans. After nine months of military training, I moved from Houston to Everett and wanted to get back into Taekwondo. I had already started my transition from ITF to WT with Master J, so I wanted to continue learning WT. I stumbled across Y.S. Lee Taekwondo without doing much research, something just felt right. I have no regrets about contacting this school. Master Lee has shown me just how much I didn't know. I've trained at enough schools to develop a good sense of what makes a school genuine. I've seen schools become too profit-driven, and I've seen others that feel more like short term daycare or simply focus on teaching techniques and moving students through belts. I believe that if you do what is right and genuinely focus on helping people, everything else follows. Master Lee seems to understand that better than any instructor I've encountered and share the same philosophical approach, some in which came from when I was under Master J. Other masters may show you how to do something and hand out belts. Master Lee goes further and DEMONSTRATES the why and makes sure the students are ready to move up. He has opened my eyes to the history, reasons, deeper philosophy, and tradition behind TKD and the form movements. It's so much more than a performance or learning how to kick/punch. Master Lee taught me that there are centuries of tradition, discipline, and study behind day to day practice. I always ask questions outside of the class when I didn't understand or I wanted to challenge my understanding. Master Lee encourages it more than any Master I've seen. He encourages questions, builds on curiosity, and doesn't just demonstrate what I know. He demonstrates what I don't understand. That is the difference! Like Master J, he sees Taekwondo as a way of life and a tool for improving the person, not just the martial artist. I believe when you teach this way, Self-defense becomes a byproduct of that process and it truly does, but you must put in the work for your studies. I'm now working toward the black belt I never got when I was younger, and I'm grateful that I didn't because now I have the opportunity to pursue it under through a Kukkiwon-recognized school with YS Lee. I have lots of respect for Master J for helping me on this path, and I'm equally grateful that life brought me here to continue it. If you're looking for someone who will simply teach you how to kick, punch, do forms, earn belts, there are plenty of options. If you want an instructor who will challenge what you think you know, teach the history and philosophy behind TKD, encourage your questions, and help you become a better martial artist and person, I highly recommend Master Lee and Y.S. Lee Taekwondo. My very long (lost count after 5 years) black belt journey brought me here.

Missy did an amazing mural on my wall, we've gotten so many compliments on it!…read more I'm not a particularly artistic person, but I was able to throw out some vague ideas and Missy was able to turn that into a gorgeous piece of art that is now part of our sitting room. I would highly recommend her to anyone who wants a custom piece, wether a huge mural, or a small pet portrait, she has a real gift for making beautiful things.

From the owner: Rooted design believes everyone is an artist in one way or another, don't forget that painting is…read moreplayful and fun!