Littleton Studio School
Private
Year-round art and craft school in Littleton offering classes for all ages and abilities, including ceramics, jewelry, printmaking, basket weaving, felting, watercolor and oil painting, and mixed media, with programs geared toward younger artists. No dedicated kids' summer camp program is confirmed on the site.
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★★Tina GilsonWhile I enjoyed my pottery class and instructor, Tim, I would not recommend this studio at all. The class was supposed to be 6-7 weeks, and is now running out 9 weeks as our projects have not been fired and we are unable to finish. This happened more than once, even after being assured our work would be ready for us. When class is on a Tuesday, which they clearly know, there is no reason our work should not make it into the kiln and be ready for the next class and the next step. Last week we dubbed around to keep ourselves busy because we couldn't work on our projects, even though we were assured they would be ready. This week was canceled hours before class because they still aren't ready for us, so we have to go out another week. The studio is also incredibly disorganized, making it challenging to find what work you have done so far. I found some of mine buried under/filled with other peoples work. The class was fun, the people were great, but whoever is in charge of the kilns, organizing the studio and running things I am not impressed with at all. I would not recommend this place after this experience and I won't be taking more classes there. It's a shame because Tim, my classmates and creating our work (as far as we have gotten) very enjoyable. Very disappointed
★★★★★Jason WadeGreat place to learn jewelry stain glass painting and much more. Rachel was awesome in teaching how to make jewelry have more classes to take and can't wait to see what we do.
★★★★★Cynthia RollinsGreat school for many different areas of learning in the arts -- clay, jewelry, painting, basketry, metalsmithing and more. I am involved in the clay and jewelry classes and love it. There are both adult and children's classes offered.
★★★★★Tom WoodsThis is an awesome place to go when you want to learn how to make clay pottery, jewelry, stained glass, painting and other crafts. You'll have great fun and meet a wonderful community of artists.
★★★★★StephanieA great local place for art classes and workshops.