Petroglyph Ceramic Lounge

Great experience. Love all the different options. They charge a studio fee and the price of the pottery, which I haven't had at any other pottery painting place before. The extra cost did not affect my experience.

Painting experience was fine, but we came back to pick up one week after the pieces were supposed to be ready, and the employee told me that one piece was still not ready. This was never communicated to me, despite having my number for text on file. Had to stand around for 30 minutes while one employee rang everyone up and tried to fish our item out of the kiln in between her register work. Turned out it never went in the kiln. They told me I could take it to the willlow glen location to put it

Spacious and clean facility. Paints and brushes and covers were sufficiently available. Peaceful atmosphere. Cons: We attended a birthday party there. The staff were not very involved and attentive to kids. Very small and chaotic kitchen for both birthday use and cleaning painting supplies! Difficult to find a parking spot.

This is a staple in Downtown LG, a fun activity for family and friends. I always come here with my teammates and walk around to eat and shop afterwards. The staff members are kind to me whenever I come to paint and are very helpful when I have any questions. They have a large catalog of items to paint, from dinnerware to trophies to jewelry holders. I am not sure about other items, but I do know that dinnerware is a bit pricey, bowls and mugs being ~$35 minimum. I do love this location though, r

Petroglyph is such a fun, hands-on experience whether you're a kid or just a kid at heart. I've been coming here since childhood, and it's still just as enjoyable today. It's easy to choose your own ceramic piece and design it however you like-with plenty of paint options, brushes, and inspiration all around. My fiancé and I each painted mugs during a recent visit, and we're so excited to see the finished results. The space is welcoming, with lots of seating and a wide variety of ceramics to ch