This place was like a dream to me. I LOVE paper like this for scrapbooking, pen pal letters, etc…read more It just felt magical. If you love paper and you're tired of the generic mass produced crap they sell at major hobby stores, you'll love this place.

Amazing, beautiful paper. Paper is unique and each sheet is a beautiful work of art. I started…read moreusing paper as a medium for my art. I searched for local places and the only thing people had was generic, factory made paper or simple pressed flowers with no color. I love this store.

Chelita is a natural born teacher and she reignited my interest in sewing. She helps you jump right…read morein and produce something you are proud of. I took a few classes from her and can't wait to go back. She is fun and engaging and takes the fear out of learning something new. Highly recommend!

This was my first-time taking Chelita's sewing class. It was a great experience; I can't wait to…read moretake more classes with her. I learned tricks that are very helpful with my sewing journey. Chelita is very patient and calm. She answered all my questions, which I appreciate. I would highly recommend Chelita's class because she's easy to understand, takes her time, and helpful. I'm enjoying how to sew!!

Fun and interesting art by local artists. I'm attending another new solo exhibit today.read more

From the owner: Art on Main supports local artists and creatives while fostering a vibrant arts community in Old…read moreEast Dallas and DFW. We provide artist studios, the Gallery at Art on Main, exhibition space for group or solo shows, space for art classes, artist talks and art related events.

I attended their plant night in Dallas and it was such a fun girls night! I purchased a voucher…read morethrough Groupon and then paid for just the material fee when I reserved the event. The instructor was great!

Recently attended a calligraphy class taught by Natalie Grace…read more Natalie- awesome teacher! She was so great and I would recommend anyone interested in an intro to calligraphy class choose her class. She spent a lot of time walking around to each individual to check out technique and gave tips to improve. You also receive a nice starter kit with all the essentials to practice. Fullosophie- strange that courses don't mention how long they are nor do you receive any communication outside of a receipt and a reminder the day before. Class stated "light brunch" to be served. I'm not sure how wine, popcorn, and fun size snickers qualify as "light brunch"- feels more like an afterthought. The space is cute, it's one room in a house on Bryan Street shared by a floral design shop. It's a bit difficult to find since there are no signs confirming you're in the right place. I like the idea of Fullosophie and have high hopes for future classes.