It’s paint your own pottery with Clay Escape, where kids can enjoy some creative time where they CAN get those fingers messy!
Clay Escape is great pottery fun for kids because it’s all about the decoration, they don’t have to worry about actually MAKING the pieces! Clay Escape have over 700 pottery items to choose from, and all you have to do is select which one you love, and then get decorating!
In addition to walk ins, you can enjoy classes, camps, and clubs, as well as specific events such as Mom’s Morning In and Parents & Tots!
Painting is a great way for kids to really express themselves, and be in a place where they don’t have to be afraid to make a mess!
Plus, at the end of their experience they will have a masterpiece that they can take home to show off!
So great those creative juices flowing, it’s time to have an art attack!
This is the best place to paint. The owner is super nice. Don’t listen to the negative review. It is sad how people will say untrue things and hurt a good business. Definitely go to Clayescape and have some fun painting! You’ll enjoy it!
Incredibly disappointing and painful experience! (Marie, who submitted the 5 star review below, is the owner – Jennifer “Marie” Haynie. Don’t know who Cathy is, but I said nothing untrue. The few other employees and customers that were there were as shocked as we were!) I had never been in. Went with my daughter and 9 month old granddaughter to pick up a custom order paid for in advance. I will never go again unless it changes ownership. I have NEVER experienced such Rude, Hostile customer service in my life. The piece was not done at all as ordered. After the owners awful comments and attitude, my daughter said “I’m sorry this is so uncomfortable”. The owner actually Threw some painting supplies down on the table, in anger. My daughter said never mind and we got up to leave. The owner told my daughter to leave the piece, and my daughter said but I paid for it. The owner stormed off to the back of the store. We got outside and I said I would take it back in and ask for a refund. I did. A nicer older lady was about to give me the refund when the owner looked out from the doorway in the back of the store and said “NO! NOT FOR CUSTOM!” After another lengthy, angry and shocking tirade directed at me, I left the piece and the store. My daughter cried all the way home. The piece was Very important to her, but the worst was the HORRIBLE experience with the owner. This owner obviously does not know about the consequences of customer service. A well known marketing fact is that customers receiving good service tell 3 people and customers receiving poor service tell 10. This customer and her family and friends have told 35+ and will tell more.