WOW, there was nothing about this place that would ever make me want to come back!!! Everything is…read morecovered in a thick layer of dust. Many items are out of stock. Prices are NOT that good. But worst of all was service. Got a rude attitude from the lady when asking questions and checking out. Had to request a detailed receipt which is when I found out they charge a 15% fee for credit cards. What a joke! A very, very sloppy business BUT there is now competition just a couple blocks away and that place was amazing.

Extremely rude, wasn't helpful and argued about what we ordered and didn't order. She Wouldn't come…read moreover and help clarify what to order from the book

Scheduled a girls night of out doing something a little different. We made our own class of 8…read more(ages 12 to 69) and had an awesome evening learning a new craft. The instructors were very helpful and patient. A big thank you!! We will definitely be back.

This place was amazing. Walked in and the owner greeted us and then gave us a tour. Explained…read moreeverything about supplies we were looking for. Also spoke to his son, who checked us out. Just a nice and inviting environment. A much better experience here than at the long-time ceramic shop just a few blocks away. Will be back!

amazing and fun pottery experiences! The instructors were so kind and helpful. We had never done…read morethis before and it was easy!

I've been here once and saw A Christmas Story The Musical. It was a great production that I…read moreenjoyed. The employees were nice and really helpful.

We went to see the Peter Rabbit story and in the beginning I did not like it. for some weird reason…read morethe actresses added in "6 7", They name called A LOT like Brat, jerk, "worst bunny ever", naughty boy, etc. a lot of bullying & lying in this. and for me, I personally don't allow my kids to name call or bully. so for them to act this out in front of a whole kids field trip baffles me. toward the end did get better but we are, as a collective, supposed to be trying to make this world a better place by raising good humans. This kind of stuff does not help that... I'm disappointed in this theatre for letting our children down blindly right before their eyes.

We did this as a family activity. We reserved our spot and paid online. Annalise was our instructor…read moreand she was really fun. Although I have not got our pottery back yet (of course ) provided we get that back eventually.--this was great fun! Easy to find near the mall. Lots of parking. The inside is really cute.

What a fun experience!…read more The wife and I wanted to do something for a fun date night and decided on a pottery class and it did not disappoint. We made cute little bowls and due to a fingernail snafu we made a little coaster and a small cup that will host a succulent once we get it home. Pictures will be posted in a few days when we go pick them up. I highly recommend checking this place out for a fun time to make something with your loved ones.

This was such a fun and unique experience!! I love having fun activities like this for a night out…read morewith your partner or friends, especially in Utah county! I felt prices were extremely reasonable. Admission is $15 and then whatever you decide to wood burn is an additional cost. They also provide a ton of different stencils to help add designs on your wood piece. We decided on a cutting board and a set of 4 coasters. Service was super friendly, welcoming and helpful. They even provide a free drink while you're there, which I thought was a nice touch. I will definitely be returning

Scorched Studio in Orem was such a fun experience! We went as a family, but it would also be a…read moreblast with a group of friends. It's such a unique and creative craft activity! The studio is super organized, and the staff is very helpful, especially since the tools can get really hot. Highly recommend for a memorable outing!

I was recommended to check out Innsaei by several parents on the Utah Kids Foundation Special Needs…read morefb group. My husband and I have been taking the Child Parent Relationship Skills class and it's exactly what I needed and hoped for to get my relationship with my 8 yr old ASD kiddo back on track. The instructor, Barbara, is an amazing wealth of knowledge and it's so nice to be there with other parents in a community setting. I feel supported on this parenting journey for the first time in a long time. My kids attend the Whole Child Healing Circle with Emily at the same time & I regularly hear them say, "I love therapy!" I can't ask for much more than that. Thank you Barbara, Emily, & Innsaei!

From the owner: At Innsaei, the focus is on helping children, teens, and families feel safe enough to understand…read morewhat’s actually going on beneath the surface. Many of the individuals and families we work with are navigating anxiety, overwhelm, emotional regulation challenges, behavioral concerns at home or school, family conflict, and past experiences that still feel present. Rather than focusing only on behaviors, we look at the full emotional environment. We believe that when a child or parent feels safe and understood, things begin to shift naturally. Communication improves, regulation becomes more accessible, and patterns start to change in a way that actually lasts. Our work is grounded in connection, curiosity, and creating a space where people don’t feel judged or rushed.

I absolutely LOVE when the Beehive Bazaar rolls in. About every season, local artists come together…read moreto display their thoughtful, creative, and beautiful goods. This particular market screamed of Christmas with scents of wassail and Christmas Carols in the air. Prices range from low to high, Which is to be expected at a market like this. You are paying for their skills and time, after all. There is even a section with displays from young makers showing off their amazing skills in clay molding, jewelry making, and cookie baking. If you have a chance to go to The Beehive Bazaar, please do! There is something for everyone.

I had a blast at the Beehive Bazaar! I always love supporting local artists, crafters, etc. so I…read morehad to go. I believe that they do these events twice a year for two weeks on Thursday-Friday. I went on a Thursday evening and it was pretty steadily busy, so I would imagine that it would be packed on a Friday or Saturday. There were around 35-40 booths set up in a large warehouse room, which seemed like just the right amount for meandering around. Each vendor marked their items with their vendor code so you can make all your purchases at once at the end. The vendors had already set up their items and were not present at the event, which made for a low-stress shopping experience. I believe that they rotate through vendors each week so if you would like to see variety, you can go again on a different week and see some totally different items. You could buy anything from vintage clothing to dry shampoo, to embroidery to jewelry. My personal favorite vendor was Vintau, which sold gorgeous rocks and gemstones on stands and dreamcatchers at a super reasonable price. The people running the event stayed near the entrance/exit so they could hand out shopping baskets and check out customers. The lines were short, and they carefully wrapped up fragile items in tissue paper. Overall, it seemed very well planned and executed and was a very enjoyable way to spend an hour.