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Prachi Bapat: I recently completed my Web development and Interactive design program from VanArts. It was an intense program. The professors are really supportive and give you ample of time answering your questions. Classes are small. You get lots of professional advice in your one to one sessions.Its a very hands on, project-based program were you get to learn from your professors who are experts in this industry.I would totally recommend this program to anyone who want to pursue their career in Web development industry.

Lisa Millerd: I took the web development course in 2021-2022 and had an excellent experience. It's a very hands on, project-based program where you work closely with your instructors who are professionals in the industry. Classes are small and you get lots of one-on-one time with instructors when you want to work through a problem or ask for professional advice.

sachi goto: I completed the Web Development and Interactive Design program in August 2022. You will definitely benefit from this program if you can dedicate yourself for one year and put your best effort into all the projects.This program is intense so you can easily fall behind if you are not committed to this program but you will gain a comprehensive understanding of web development, from UX/UI to SEO to multiple different programming languages if you dedicate yourself to this program.The head of the department, John Manoar, is dedicated to teaching us and constantly reminds us to ask questions if we are unclear. He is very approachable. He is up-to-date about technology and you get to learn cutting-edge technology from him.The way John taught us programming was particularly impressive to me. He is very thorough and he is more than happy to repeat until we understand.Throughout the program, I was very grateful that he is the heard of the department.I recommend this program to anyone who is willing to dedicate a year to being a developer.

Yuka Yamamoto: I am a student of web development & interactive design at VanArts.There was a head teacher change from my class and there seems to be a big and good change in the program.The teachers are very supportive. They are always flexible and willing to take the students' opinions and try to make the class suitable for our situation. The classes are always step by step and if there is a lot that we don't understand, they give us time to work on it. Taking advantage of the small class size, if you ask for feedback or follow-up after class, they will give me time to talk one-on-one.All classes are project-based, giving me more hands-on skills.The course content tries to help me study the rapidly changing front-end trends.Since this is a one-year course, there are many hard parts of the course, but my teachers and classmates are always very supportive!

Techy Ted: Critical:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueSTAY AWAY... especially from the Web Development course. It is useless and the teachers don't care about you or your future! This college is mainly attended by rich kids looking for a student visa so they can stay in Vancouver. BCIT is around the corner go there and get your moneys worth!

Pigeon Man: Critical:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,Valueif you aren't a social person, you won't do well here

Risako Futagawa: I am actually a full time student in Van Arts Web Development program. This is the most relevant information I can provide. About 3 weeks ago our department head suddenly left and we have not been able to get a proper education. We all pay the tuition and we should be able to get a high quality education. Since the instructor changed, one of the instructor for PHP and Javascript never came on time, he will not teach us enough. Also he will never give us break and continue the class past our lunch time. Because of his delay, we have not been taught enough in term2 so far. All the students are frustrated, worried and concerned about the situation. We have been sending emails to school but nothing has been better. Another instructor started teaching us PHP from this week but he seems like he does not know what we have learned so far... None of the communication has been done between instructors. We thought this new instructor will be better. But he does not answer questions from students and finish the class early. My classmates and I really want to change this whole situation because we take our education seriously. We emailed this new instructor to have a talk on Friday. He said he will make time but he did not show up.... I am very upset about how school is handling everything and no one cares about our education. My classmates and I are trying our best but nothing has been working well. I hate to write a poor review but this is the reality and I do not recommend anyone to go to this school. When you have problems, none of the instructors are there to understand or support you. I do not think it is worth to pay an expensive tuition and get nothing from it. I do not know about other programs but I do not recommend web development program. It is not a good school.

Dave S: Horrible experience in my opinion. Towards the end, the school became cheap and unprofessional. They even crack a joke at your expense when you leave. I have personally not recommended this school at all.

Jessica Everington: I did the Web Development & Interactive Design course 2019-2020. The teachers were really knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. I felt comfortable raising any issues and the department head listened to any concerns we had. They really care about nuturing you, and were genuinely excited to watch us grow and develop our skills.I didn't have any issue with the facilities there. They are basic, but you're there to learn not chill out in the break room. I had access to all the software and programs required for the course without needing to buy anything except a $15 domain name where we uploaded our projects.The school itself is in a central location and easy to get to by bus or train.I'd recommend this course to anyone considering a career in web-something. I say "web-something" because it's a holistic course that goes beyond "just" web development. I shopped around a few different schools and ultimately chose this one due to the fact they also cover design, business, project management, and SEO. I'm so thankful I went here - I went in thinking I wanted to be a full-stack developer and fell in love with SEO instead. Now, I'm a digital marketer. I don't think I'd have had that opportunity at another school.If you are considering the webdev course, just know that you need to put the work in or you'll get nothing out of this course. The webdev course is REALLY hard and you can't coast along. It moves at a breakneck pace because there is just SO MUCH you need to learn in a year.Pro tip: always remember that every project you do will eventually go in your portfolio. At job interviews they will test your skills, so don't put anything on your portfolio that you can't code by yourself.

Maria Lavetkina: DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY AND TIME.I wish I invested my money in the stock market than wasted them on Web Development program.Instructors make you believe you can be a full stack developer but that's not true. That's not how the market works. Yes, the program covered a lot of courses, but nothing went in depth.A couple of instructors were professional and good, the rest of them weren't.One instructor took really long to check the homework or other projects. And when I say long, I mean 4 months, no joke. The same instructor kept talking about his dating life. So I learned a lot about it but not much about PHP and JavaScript.Instructors tell you to email them when you have questions, but they rarely reply.They are great example of who you should not be.One instructor said that VanArts is a business. Well, then I'm not satisfied with a quality of service VanArts provides.The only one good thing about my time in VanArts is the other students, some of them became my friends. Most of the students in my class also thought it was a waste of money.I DO NOT RECOMMEND web development program.There are better schools in Vancouver.

Jacob Green: Positive:Professionalism,ValueSpeaking on Photography: a school that is invested in an individual's success outside of grades on a sheet. Helps by creating a professional environment, they can help guide real-life opportunity, with real-life working professionals, and an admin team that listens to their students

Anirudh Garg: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,Value

Arthur “The Old Arthur” Marto: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,QualityAwesome school and people!! I loved the Game Art and Design Program. I learned everything I needed to be in the industry. Thank you so much VANARTS! :)

Salman Ali: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueCame with mediocre skills..learned a lot in span of one year.

Ian Manuel Hernández: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,QualityGreta! I completed the VFX program and learned A LOT, great for all levels of students.

Rohaan Allport: I'm a graduate from the Game Art & Design March 2019 batch. VanArts was in many ways what I expected, and in many ways not. I learnt a lot. Learnt industry standards, processes and became proficient in a lot of software. And I made many new friend with similar career interest. However after being guided and taught the basics, myself, friends and colleagues feel that program needs to be updated. Newer tools, and methods to accomplishing a task have since developed, An example would be making hair and adding hair dynamics.

Gabriel Antoniosi: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueLovely place. You will learn tons of stuffs in just one year program.

Mathews Gijo: If I had a time machine and were given the option of either travelling to one of the best moments of my life or back to that one year at Vanarts, I wouldn’t have to choose...they are both the same. This place is not just a school. It’s more. Vanarts is familia. The fast and furious kind. Besides all these, the staff is extremely helpful and kind. They are also a few of the best in their respective industry. The environment is very friendly and calming too. I for one have learnt a lot in one year that another student would take years to learn.I’d give the school more stars if Google gave me more stars XD

Eva Braam: Good food, and absolutely outstanding hosting 10/10

Sofia Prado: Really disappointing experience. They sell the idea of preparing students for outside opportunities and a chance to network with industry which was never true. 7 months prior to graduation, and many students (including myself) are unemployed. Unfair that they only care about the money. I never felt a supportive environment during my studies neither after graduation.

jagraj singh 0190: Its really awesome all the staff is very respectful and helps me in very polite way

Debs WC: Their agent on WhatsApp is very rude, I am only asking just to make sure that everything I need to know before applying is correct, but the person got annoyed by my questions. Very unprofessional. Take down your WhatsApp if you do not want questions and inquiries from future applicants.

Daljeet Singh: Scam college

nhạc sàn hay: Never recommend this school for fashion design studying. This school will put u in a passive position that u have to cope with quick and superficial lectures with unreasonable tuition fees.

Duaa Yamani: I am a fashion student and would like to mention about our best draping teacher(Julia) she is knowledgeable, professional and always trying to teach us different techniques and ways to do creative fashionThank you JuliaAlso would like to mention about the receptionist and person who works in the book store are super friendly and always available to helpThank you

Alex Alex: By far, the best media arts and design school!

Manjot kaur: Best College!

Jun Yu: One more look and it will explodeConfidence, get closer, get melted

Ben Wang: what is this?

曹震宇: I am yours, you are mine

Eddy Liu: what are you doing~

Huang Alex: Little Heizi is showing his chicken feet!

Tommy Wong: You walking towards me make me so ready to move

Wenhan Xiao: people who mess with names are wicked

JINFENG ZHANG: Can I see iKun here?

gustavo sdjgjsdfjd: It’s supposed to be open during sundays but they are very often opening late and not telling students, i just have sundays for working on most of my assignments and this does not help at all.

AJ Maybe: Great school! Teachers are friendly and open to help, and I find the environment quite welcoming.

madison jarvis: Great school if your looking for smaller class sizes and one-on-one learning experience.Starbucks is just across the street which is great when I need an energy-boost.I am half way through my Architecture and Interior Design Degree, and from my experience what I can say is you will get what you put into it.If you are a hard worker and you strive for success... that will be recognized amongst the instructors and they will do everything and anything to help.If you want to do the bare minimum and "get by" well then, sorry... this isn't the industry for you because its very competitive and requires hard work, haha.If you're the kind of person who has leadership qualities and would like to be involved in the student life on campus then I recommend that you join the Student Representative Committee.When I was reading through the previous comments from 2+ years ago (this was before my time), I can honestly say that from my experience I can't agree or relate to anything that those people were concerned about. The school switched ownership years ago and as a result many things have improved.

Alex King: excellent place for art education

Luo Eva: Great place to enjoy fine art!

Justin: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueThis school has been nothing but wonderful for me. Between the freedom that the projects offer and the helpfulness of the staff, VANAS is a great place to study all forms of art!

Bruno Bel: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueGreat school, the teachers are amazing. I'm so happy that there is an online school like this one. Thank you.

Alina Shamina: Wonderful school and great teachers. If you want to learn from the industry professionals and get the practical skills in Animation, Concept Art, Visual Effects or Video Game design VANAS is the school to go.

ARJB (ARJB): Swell school, just wish I didn't have to to pay 4,000 a quarter for online classes.

Francesca Iriola: Took a private class last month for my boyfriends birthday and it was such a lovely time. I really enjoyed the lesson in an open space with lots of natural light. James was a great instructor who was patient, attentive, and was incredibly knowledgeable. Can’t wait to go back!!

Anselmo Quidangen: Went on a private date session taught by James! A very cool and chill dude, who was very helpful to us newbies. Good conversations and overall good vibes.

Bryce Lagrimas (BryceLags): We had an enjoyable and amazing experience thanks to James. His years of experience shows, as he provided us with demonstrations and instructions that were clear and concise. The studio was spacious and bright. We will definitely be coming back to attend another class!

Derrick Clouthier: I recently completed a 6 week beginner course at Hand Eye taught by James and am starting another course next week. James was incredibly informative, enthusiastic, friendly, and provided great one on one feedback throughout the course. The studio provided a fantastic low stress environment to learn and practice a new skill, and his approach of demonstrate then practice allowed a great mix of information and time on the wheel. To address the elephant, Craig's review below couldn't have been further from my own experience and I highly suspect its a case of getting out what you put into the environment.Overall, this class provided a great introduction into the world of wheel throwing and highly recommend anyone interested to check out this studio. For anyone considering taking a course, the absolute highlight for me was the free open studios. Most other studios in the city charge a fee and being able to practice and simply get more time on the wheel every week accelerated my learning and allowed me really valuable time to practice and gain comfort on the wheel. In addition to classes I usually spent another 6 hours a week practicing and creating cups, bowls, and vases, which honestly was an incredible value compared to many other studios. I easily saved $200 compared to the fee's I would have incurred at many other studios for the additional practice time, and came out with a ton more finished pieces than I would have if I didn't make use of the open studios. Finally, James and his team are all a fantastic group of welcoming and amazing people and create a great sense of community if you take the time to chat and say hello to everyone. Psyched to be starting another course soon and couldn't recommend more as a great place to try out ceramics.

Justin Mo: Very good teachers! Super friendly staff, easy to book!

Carly: Nice community-oriented pottery studio that felt welcoming as a beginner but still offers lots to learn as I progress. Prices are reasonable for classes and drop ins. Have taken a couple of workshops and my experience was that some instructors were better than others. Riley was great and they are always happy to answer the endless questions I have about techniques and supplies.

Kai Scott: My partner and I had a wonderful date night pottery instruction with Alleah, who provided such a relaxed environment and clear instructions. And Alleah also helped us out when we were floundering and averted a few pottery emergencies. Lol! We caught on quickly with encouragement. I highly recommend Alleah and the studio. Thank you for the good times!

Famille Arzoumanian: amazing place!! super friendly and experienced teacher!

Craig Kenny: I learned a lot over the 6 weeks, gained a huge appreciation for the craft of pottery and am very happy I finished with a few acceptable pieces. Having said that I do have several major criticisms of the class I would like to share. The biggest one of all being the class was NOT made to be in any way fun by our teacher James. The focus was solely on learning the EXACT RULES we have to follow and not at all about having a good time and learning along the way. Paying $350+ and feeling like I was going back to high school was really a frustrating experience. I feel like we were not being taught as adults but rather teenagers that needed to follow strict rules; having now been to another studio this really is not how the art form should be taught. As well as this way too much of the class is taken up with demonstrations which felt more like an ego trip for our teacher James than a lesson. Again when paying this amount for an experience I personally would like to spend most of the time doing the activity I am paying to do and not watching someone else do it for 45 minutes before starting. Having spoken to a few of the other students they also agreed that they demonstrations were way too long and too detailed to retain any information. We would all just forget and have to ask again once we started. The last 2 things I was disappointed about were the studio itself which is extremely cold and not very nice to be in. Having signed up based off the photos on the website i was upset to be put in a “overflow” space down the street (see attached photo). And finally the fact that we had to wear masks is simply a joke at this stage. I’m a very responsible and safe person regarding my health but this alone was enough to ruin my experience. There isn’t a single place in the world outside of hospitals that these are still mandatory and wanting to have a relaxing experience after work was very much tarnished by this frankly ridiculous “rule”. There are a ton of places in the city to learn this beautiful art form so take your business there if you are looking to have a good time.

Justin Sebastian: Fantastic teachers and great space. Learning from a range of different teachers enhances the experience showing there are multiple ways to do any one thing.

Rebecca Liu: good teachers! a fun bonding experience fro my partner and i! hopefully we get some sick bowls n mugs out of this! woohoo!

Sohan Mishra: Feels like Therapy!!

Adam Koussa: Instructors were knowledgeable and talented but too fast. The amount of information and techniques need a week to digest them properly at least. Definitely not my pace. The instructor kept saying “does it make sense?” while im not able to even understand what he said in the first place. So no, it doesnt make sense. And Yeah, i will skip on pottery in general.

Jude Conroy: I took a 6 week beginner wheel throwing class and it was fantastic! The teacher (and TA) were amazing - so patient and encouraging and explained/demonstrated really clearly, the studio was bright and people were really helpful. It was such a fun thing to do. I wasn't sure what time expect but in the end I came out with a bunch of pots I'm really happy with. I would highly recommend this class!

Maryam Golriz: I had a wonderful relaxing times shaping clay with friendly environment, instructor and classmates.

Jocelyn Chew: My kids and I did our first private class last year as a birthday activity and loved it so much we did a group class together afterwards and just recently another private. Lots of fun, great memories and beautiful bowls and vessels to remember our experience with ❤️ Thank you to James and all the staff for their knowledge and enthusiasm, it feels like a great community to be in.

sally suh: Had the most incredible time with James ( instructor) during our private lesson today ( me and my bro+sis in law) the smaller class size gave us alot of 1:1 instructional time allowed us to practice the various techniques! We all completed our vase/pot/bowl and felt like pros after , thought it was our first time ever ;) thank you James for the memorable time and we can’t wait to pick up our finished glaze works of art!

Nancy Duan: James and his assistants, Zoe and Sam, were great during a private class for 11 people. It was about 2.5 hours on the wheel and 30 minutes for cleanup. James took us through each step of the process and our group made bowls and cups. His instructions were clear and he and his assistants would help everyone individually as well during each step. Definitely learned that wheel throwing is not easy but we all had fun and learned something new. Thanks!

Tate: I recently took the beginner wheel throughing class here with Rylie. It was so fun and I learned alot. Rylie is a great instructor who challenges you to be confident and just send it and make the pot. I would highly recommend this studio and Rylie :)

Kallista Dittrick-Katevatis: Took a beginner throwing lesson with James yesterday as an anniversary gift from my boyfriend! We made some pots for our first go. Really great thorough instruction and care to help us understand the proper techniques of pottery throwing. We loved to hear about how they like to recycle materials wherever they can as well! Thrilled to hear that he also teaches figure sculpting, looking forward to taking one of those classes in the future.

Troy Tyrell: Cool place and great art

Jenny Carnegie: Fantastic place if you like to buy directly from the artist! The variety of art and the quality of crafts is incredible! Very friendly and inviting environment!

Clare Taylor: An excellent showcase of local artists

youcef benaissa: I have dealt with many art galleries in Dubai, France and Germany, but this art gallery is unique in terms of the services it provides to the artist and the artistic publicI wish you success and as an artist I support you and hope that every internet user who visits Vancouver will visit this wonderful artistic place.

Maddock Rosie: It’s been great to discover this wonderful emporium of West Coast creativity, offering a broad range of work, and a city venue for supporting and building the arts community in Vancouver. New artists show their work regularly, so a good gallery to check out often for art and artisanal gifts.

greta smith: What a gem of a place, something for everyone. Local art with a west coast vibe

Eileen Fong: Lots of Arts!

Jennie Gonzalez: It was a very lively place! And the arts displayed at the walls were so impressive and eye-catching. You will surely spend a few minutes appreciating each art. It inspires people to engage to art as well. I love the place because it makes my creative side awakened by each painting I saw.

Jessica Chan: I honestly dont know why Time Out recommends this as a top thing to do in Vancouver. With all due respect, the art was amatuerish.

GalaxyB0Y306: Amazing store!!😀 love the basketball card crystal!!!🏀

Jeff Gerard: Very good

Alexander Bender: Helllo the gallery west broadway and granville over 2 years now. Thanks to family and friends. Since February solve solution to outstanding issues.Sorry to Sam fantastic artist. Laura since the fall really cool friendly and great help to gallery and Crystal. The amazing artists and most of all Crystal all on her own working hard to keep the gallery running in this tuff times. Plus the construction Broadway line train to UBC. How anyone along Broadway can manage not easy as we remember the Canada line how affected Cambie street. Now sumner almost here. Important sapport local business and local Artists and sapport wonderful Crystal...God bless.😎 Ive added example of al local buisness at TandT food court in Guilford Surrey. Wondeful lady doing a doc film on here buisness YL"S CURRY BOWL....share family friends and city Surrey Vancouver...just be cool. Be left wing or right wing or centre....thank you..😎👌 the Covid Pandemic caused alot trouble thanks to those made alot money from thanks to NDP and Liberals not caring dividing people. Thank Crystal and YLS CURRY HOUSE bring people together...important Small buisness is...😎

Veronica W: Such an amazing place to experience! Always new art from local artists to view and a friendly & welcoming atmosphere! My new favourite store in Vancouver 😉 You've gotta come check it out!!!

Anna Morozova: The salesman was sooo incredibly rude that it was astounding. The selection is very small on the lower level.

Maria Schumacher: Wonderfully welcoming little market-style shop featuring loads of local artist and crafts. There is always something new and I love spending time, looking at the paintings and browsing the wonderful creations.

Ana Farzan: Very professional and great rates. Shahab was very helpful and knowledgeable.

ilana: Great space to check out local art! You never know what treasure you’ll find.

Deborah Coggles: A wonderful selection and variety of art by local Artists & Artisans!! A must see!’

Sharmay H: A good selection of many talented local artists' paintings, drawings, photos, postcards, furniture and other art and crafts. Prices are very reasonable. A great place for gift shopping or for personal collection. Friendly customer service.

Susan Martin: This is a community of artists who sell a great variety of good work that changes all the time and now there is more gallery space. I'm really glad I found this space. Chrystal is great to work with and is welcoming.

Zachary Yamaoka: Patrick was an awesome teacher. Really happy with my bowl

Vinson Tam: We have not done ceramics nor pottery before and decided to do a drop-in session at Hide Ceramics. Our instructor, Haneu, was super patient and walked us through all the steps of wheel throwing basics. In the 80min session, we were able to make either 2 bowls or mugs of our choice as well as choose the finishing for it. This is a great option for those who aren't looking to commit to multi-week classes, but want to explore the world of pottery. You will have to wait 2 months to receive your work however.

Yug Gug: I had a worst pottery experience at this studio. I hide my real name since I want to stay away from him. He is a terrible instructor. I do NOT recommend to take his pottery class.

Brendan Stookey: I've been throwing clay here for a little over a year and absolutely love this place! Everybody is so kind and helpful. All of HiDe's pieces are incredible and inspiring and he's such a gem of a person. Every week I'm excited to get into the studio

Breanne Lehodey: I have been going to HiDe's studio for more than three years as a regular class student and absolutely love it!Students are free to be independent and self-directed with their work (which is not the case at many other studios) and progress at their own pace (I work full time and am only in the studio one evening a week). There is always an instructor to answer questions and give advice and guidance to help students at all levels develop their skills; and there is total respect and support for each student's unique aesthetic/method. The studio has a combination of hand building and wheel throwing (electric and hand wheel) and many types of clay, so you are free to choose how you would like to work and experiment. The atmosphere in the studio is friendly, cosy and calm (there's always good music playing), and students at all levels are constantly chatting and bouncing ideas off each other.It is a beautiful, supportive and judgement-free creative space to spend time in and I can't recommend it enough.

Graeme Bates: Attended a drop-in in 2019 and took classes for 3 years. Love this place so much! The studio is a cozy space, and the teachers are friendly and are keen to help out however they can. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to learn the art of pottery.

Eden Hayley: I adore HiDe. I go to the studio once a week and I've learned so much from the instructors and fellow ceramicists. I like that the regular "classes" are not formal lessons, and you can come with your own ideas and the instructors will help you execute your project. Really friendly environment and very welcoming!

Jason A: I've been taking classes here for over a year now. The instructors are very knowledgeable and I have been able to create a lot of pieces for home use as well as for friends. Highly recommend.

Irene Ng: We've been taking regular classes at HiDe for about 1.5 years now. I really enjoy the freedom to explore my creativity and clear my mind of everyday stresses. The community is so supportive and fun, I look forward to it each week. The instructor gives you advice and mini lessons when asked but a lot of learning is through practice. I may not love every piece that I make, but I very much enjoy the process of getting there.

Breigh Butchart: Instructor was great. Impossible to contact to get my pieces. Emailed 10 times no answers. Left my number for a call - no response. Very unhappy considering amount spent. Was told they would deliver to Winnipeg as we reside there too confirmed I’d pay the shipping and all.

Hello My Name is May: My first time doing pottery on the wheel! My instructor Patrick was amazing and simply explained the process while guiding us through each step during my 80 minute session. I decided to make a ramen bowl 😁

avp: The instructor we had was a bit pushy.

Mitchell S. Zimmerman: We had a great drop in class with Miho. Super useful demo in the beginning and she helped us fix it when we were struggling.

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Lavina Wijaya: I did 2 drop in classes at Hide ceramics studio, once on my own and I loved the experience so much that I came with my family the next time :)Our instructor, Airin, was very professional and dedicated to her craft. I felt that I had learnt a lot about pottery making through her instructions. She also went around to make sure we were able to create the pieces we wanted, and mentioned tips to improve our skills. 10/10 would take the class again!Had some fun taking pictures of the finished products afterwards hahah

ahna kim: This guy was a rude and totally poor teacher. I was looking for a ceramics studio online and remembered that I took a course here a couple years ago and didn’t finish the course because of the terrible vibe here. I would be remiss not to leave a review here. I would stay away.

Sarah Abdu: I got COVID and informed them the day before I need to reschedule (not cancel) and they refused. They took my $18 deposit and refuse to let me book another time unless I pay another $18. How am I supposed to know four days in advance that I’m going to fall sick? COVID is well alive in summer 2022 and you don’t have a policy for it? It takes 3 days to get a response to each email and there’s no phone number to reach them. Wouldn’t recommend. Terrible experience.

Clayton Inglis: Love this studio so much!Although it is very small, the guests and staff are so friendly and helpful. They will provide you with all the tools your need and teach you the techniques necessary to make your piece. Highly recommended.

Tomo I.: It was my first time to try pottery and it was fun! I had a great experience in the class. The owner of the studio and the instructor were very nice and friendly. I would definitely go back.

Kuny: My wife and I had a private lesson from the owner Hide.He showed us how to do it from the basics and let us try and feel how it is fun to do. At that time, he was making a lot of lamp shades for a restaurant in Whistler which is opening soon. We are very impressed by not only his skills but his passion for pottery. He is a real artist and always challenges something new. Other instructors are also friendly and their instructions are easy to follow. I highly recommend to drop-in here and having fun creating something unique for yourself.