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Cara
39 Ratings
12 Reviews
· 6 years ago
We had a fun night doing something creative
Tucson Clay Co-op, Tucson
Tucson Clay Co-op, Tucson3.7520 reviewsThis merchant doesn't have any deals and is not affiliated with Groupon. Please contact them directly for services.
Is this your business?About Tucson Clay Co-op
The Tucson Clay Co-Op is more than just a space for painting parties. The organization works to support visiting and local potters by renting out affordable studio space and maintaining inclusive galleries, where members can showcase their pieces. Through on-site and mobile classes, painting and clay parties for children and adults, and the pottery gallery, the Tucson Clay Co-Op provides a place for growth, learning, and appreciation for ceramic art.
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Brie
6 Ratings
3 Reviews
· 6 years ago
We had a lovely time celebrating with 9 friends and glazing pottery. I brought in wine, bread, and cheese. Maxine was great!! Cool spot with real artists work.
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Tyler
6 Ratings
3 Reviews
· 12 years ago
Thank you for a wonderful evening.
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Manouche
11 Ratings
7 Reviews
· 13 years ago
Thank you.... We loved it
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Julie
39 Ratings
13 Reviews
· 13 years ago
It was a fun experience, and the staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and very helpful.
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Allison
27 Ratings
17 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Tight space, limited color options and very limited selection. Pricing of items seemed random... For example, "How much is this piece?" "Um, that one will be... an extra $10." "How much did I say that would be?" Maybe they should pencil the prices on the pieces instead of making up random numbers. Nice that it's a cooperative.
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Shannon
1 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 6 years ago
The paint bar was so fun! The selection was fair and you used hand mixed clay paint colors. I liked this better than your normal commercial pottery painting place, but do be ware that the paint bar is the back room of an old house that is now the clay co-op. A very "Tucson" experience :)
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Trent
2 Ratings
2 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Great experience. Nice "at home" atmosphere. Would definitely do again 😊
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Barbara
2 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 6 years ago
The coupon will get you in but there is a surprise* five dollar fee for a seat per person. The colors we were given were not what we were told they were however the instructor gave a color disclaimer at the beginning. You will then need to come back in two weeks to get your finished product and must check to see when the coop is open first. Management needs improvement for this venture.
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Alison
13 Ratings
6 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Fairly unorganized. There are people working on their own projects when you walk in the door so it's not clear where to go for the paint bar. Once you're in the right spot there's not a lot to choose from before you end up needing to pay more. You're left in a quiet room in the back and the proprietor checks on you every once in a while. It took 2 trips to pick up the finished projects because ours weren't and it was ready 2 weeks later. Honestly, we'll stick with the place in the mall in the future.