I co-work a lot, so there are two main things I look for:…read more Outlets Parking This place is great at 1/2 of these things. Parking is perfect. Plenty of room to park. They have started doing a little better about having outlet options, but mainly at those tall, long skinny tables. The ones that aren't necessarily great for working because they're so high up and can make your legs feel weird after awhile. Haha. The other semi complaint I have is that they close early. 3 pm is early when you want to try and work. Drinks are good. I don't drink a ton of coffee these days, but what I've had there was good. I get either their chai or matcha. Both of those I enjoy! I had a sandwich there recently. I wanted to roll my eyes at the price truthfully. However, when it came.. WOAH. It was GIANT. I was thoroughly impressed. It was really really good. I had to take half of it home and put it in the fridge. When I came back home hours later... it was STILL GOOD. The bread was not soggy either! That's HUGE! Ok so overall, I highly recommend this place and it's one of my go to spots.

Glashaus has really great vibes and some cool glass pieces to check out or shop inside the shop…read more I tried their Ghost Coffee, but sadly it wasn't very good--might have just been an off day. I'd still consider going back since they're open fairly late, which I really appreciate. There's a small parking lot next to the shop, which is convenient. Overall, a fun spot for the atmosphere even if the coffee didn't quite hit for me.

Went to Billy's classes while he was located in San Diego. Gotta say, I miss these classes. If…read moreyou're fortunate enough to be in Neko Press' current area, and are looking to improve your art chops, Billy is your man! He's a very kind, patient, and understanding teacher, who allows you to find / focus on doing things in your own style. Hope all is well my dude! - Andrew Welch

My daughter and stepson were both students at Neko Press when it was located in san diego. Not only…read moreis Billy an extremely talented artist... but all of his students connect with him. He is skilled and helpful without being intimidating. The kids were free to explore their personal gifts and visions but had Billy there to aid them in how to do it. They learned about shading and proportions. They learned how to use acrylics. His studio always had a good vibe and lots of interesting artwork hanging and things for sale that would Inspire their creativity further. San Diego took a big loss when neko press relocated . Nashville, consider yourselves lucky!

Best place for art classes! Charlotte is an amazing teacher and offers classes for all ages!read more

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Get your hands dirty and develop a new hobby!…read more This art studio and gallery offers 2D printing, painting, drawing and ceramics classes. I've taken the ceramics classes here with a focus on wheel throwing and I love it! Becca is an awesome instructor and allows the class to be free to create, but also helps to steer you in the right direction. I'll be taking the summer class here in May. I've been throwing on the wheel off and on for about 15 years now and the intermediate class offered here is perfect for shaking off the cobwebs. They do offer beginner ceramic classes if you're looking to just dip your toe into the ceramic slip. The classes are about $100 for 8- 12 weeks and the cost includes your clay. For comparison other ceramic classes can start $300! I know I'm about to blow up my own cozy quiet nook of Nashville, but if that means the community discovers and supports this arts center... I'm here for it!

This little building is tucked away in the park on the far NW corner of the park…read more They offer classes in visual art and sell art that the students have created. "The mission of Metro Parks and Recreation's Visual Arts Program is to provide and expand quality art and cultural experiences within Metro Parks' facilities via classes, workshops, art exhibitions and gallery/museum field trips for the citizens and visitors of Metro Nashville, Davidson County." Ample parking, two large classrooms. One for painting and one for clay. They offer classes several times a year, usually about 12 weeks each. A nice place to create, learn, meet, network, enhance your skills.

We took our granddaughters to the Tye Dye Friday session and it was great! The owners are so…read morehelpful and friendly. I love that you can drop in also. We had 7 people with us and the ladies were so patient. Highly recommend this place!

My budding artist has attended several Saturday drop in classes and a fall session Awesome Artists…read moreclass. It has really helped reinforce her desire to imagine and create at home. She's loved Little Art House so much we even decided to have her 5th birthday party there. Her party was such a success! My daughter said it was "tons of fun" and her favorite birthday party yet! It was customized to suit her needs and interests perfectly. The hosts were excellent at helping set up and keeping the children engaged throughout the party. With such a variety of classes and activities, there is something for everyone of all ages at Little Art House. We look forward to many more to come and are happy to support this small woman owned business!

Art & Soul is a Nashville TREASURE when it comes to gathering creative, welcoming, non-judgmental,…read moreauthentic artist-types! I have LOVED everything I've ever participated in at Art & Soul over the last 18+ years. Yowza. Classes and workshops are playful and supportive. There's drawing, clay, collage, movement, sound, creative writing, painting, mixed media, book & paper arts, printmaking and more... but Art & Soul also puts on monthly fun and interesting FREE community movie nights, FREE poetry & spoken word parties, special events, & arts shows. The cost is reasonable and in-line with what many other studios charge but this place is different -- the people are grounded, seeking, magical folks. They really build community -- you feel A PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER. It's also group-owned by local artists who sustain the space cooperatively and use it when there are no classes going on. This is a HIDDEN GEM! It's right in the 12th South area, which is cool, but they need a satellite in East Nashville too!

Excellent selection…read more The people at the register were very nice. The value was decent, the prices were reasonable on many items and they had their store brand items for many types of arts if you are just wanting to try a type of art for the first time and worried about budget.

This place is amazing. Everything you want and things you didn't know you wanted. Christmas gifts…read morea plenty. We stopped by to see an art Demo with members of the TN Art League. We had an opportunity to try the different mediums which was pretty cool. The people and artists in the store were like family, and I love how the store promotes and supports local artists. This is a business I can fully recommend. If you're in the area or anywhere within driving distance, get in there and get inspired. I did!

Fort Houston is a unique place. It has a full metal shop and wood shop with professional equipment…read moreand working space. It has the new State Art Gallery, a place to encounter new artists. It has small offices and studios for rent, and a large co-working space (think Starbucks without the expensive coffee). It is one of the few places in Nashville where the coin of the realm is not social class but passion, commitment, and a willingness to learn and share. Tours are free, shop memberships are available at www.forthouston.org

This is by far one of the most exciting places I've reviewed. As someone who LOVES making art,…read morewalking into this space is like a kid in a candy-shop. Branded as a "makerspace", memberships start at $150/mo and cap at $500/mo. Open 24 hours a day (to members only), this is the perfect resource for artists looking to get their business of the ground without the commitment of purchasing studio-space. The shops include screen-printing, metal work, and wood. You can use your reserved space for pretty much any type of art if you don't want your livingroom overflowing with tools and clutter. You are responsible for providing all material supplies, the equipment is the responsibility of the establishment. While some might have a hard time justifying the cost of a membership, I personally don't have the funds to purchase the equipment they allow members to use for free. For me, this is the key selling point. There is a gallery on site and a cafe which features some of the artists work on its walls. During off-hours the space can be used an event space. Scheduling and availability is all done online. All in all, it's a very straight forward agreement, and a fun space to collaborate with other artists.

So I love the pottery that is used at Husk, and when talking to the bartender one day,s he told me…read morethat they purchased all of their dishes from The Clay Lady! I was excited to check them out. I just peeked in the studio and galleries at lunch, but this place is awesome! It is very informal, you just walk in and check out the space! I only saw artists, but the lady I spoke with encouraged me to mingle and if I had any questions to talk to any of the artists. Cool! The prices were around $20 and up per piece, depending upon how large and intricate they are. They offer studio space, membership, and classes on site! I'll be back to check them out in more detail!

Family friendly, loved the creative atmosphere and the passion of the instructor!! Would highly…read morerecommend!