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WaterWorks Art Center LIMITED
WaterWorks Art Center LIMITED: A multi-medium art hub in Tulsa.
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WaterWorks Art Center LIMITED: A multi-medium art hub in Tulsa.
WaterWorks Art Center LIMITED in Tulsa is a spacious, multi-medium studio and event venue at 1710 Charles Page Blvd. It offers ceramics, weaving, metal/glass work, painting, and more, with open studio around $10 per day (wheel use, glazes, and firings included). Classes, workshops, and summer camps for kids 7+ are available. Reviews highlight friendly staff and diverse programs, with a few notes on customer-service concerns.
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Hands-on pottery and wheel-throwing classes with studio time, glazes, and firings included.
Affordable daily access to ceramics, weaving, metal/glass, and painting studios with equipment use.
Creative camps for kids aged 7+ exploring various art mediums in a fun, educational setting.
Special events for couples to enjoy pottery-making together in a social, guided atmosphere.
Classes and studio time focused on weaving and other textile arts with expert instruction.
Space available for private events, parties, and group activities in a creative studio setting.
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Overall rating
Olivia Rahal
I signed up for a class and was unable to take it due to the fact that some classes had to be rescheduled for when I was out of town and I had covid. I was only able to attend one class of eight weeks. I let them know, they promised me a refund, and I didn't hear from them for over a month. I kept calling. They are rude on the phone. They blamed me for it all and literally laughed at my questions. I have only just now gotten them to agree to a partial refund a month and a half after calling. I am a barista. This was over $200. They didn't even tell me how much the "partial refund" would be. After calling for over month, only then did I learn the person I was speaking with did not even bring it up to a supervisor. When I finally got on the phone with one, she was rude, laughed at me, and hung up on me while I was in the middle of asking further questions. I can only hope I see a check in the mail. These people are incredibly rude and entitled and seem to have fun laughing at your issue with them.
Carlyn Flint
Such a wonderful offering to the community. The classes are reasonably priced and for many studio time is included. Absolutely loved my clay class and will be returning!
Nikki Smith
10/10 love this place. Amazing range of mediums to use and learn about. Tonnes of space and options. My favorite is the couples clay nights, always a great time.
Cathy Koehn
This place is a hidden jewel for artists. After taking a ceramics class, it’s only $10 a day for open studio which includes use of the wheel, the studio’s glazes and firings. The staff is top notch and the instructors are incredible artists. I have been working here for going on 3 years now. Besides the ceramics studio there is a weaving room and a metal/glass working shop and a large area for painting and drawing classes. Summer camps are available for kids 7+.
Charlotte Murphy
I think that when i signed up that it's not clear on the program even tho i asked ..and for a child of seven years of age sitting in a room the whole day gets a bit boring , the person running the program was extremely rude to me the second days of the program Lee Ann Zeigler she greeted me ohh your back..(yes) we are back ,did we not pay our 250.00) my son did a art project and one of the teacher told him it was horrible ..earlier that day when i arrived and was shown the project ..his and another persons it was shown to me like well this is what your son did and well this one was the correct way, he was confused because i told him it was beautiful and i would have it framed and he looked at it and said the teacher (the one with the purple in her hair ) said it was horrible i truly regret sending him over there because the expectation was ridicules and my son was the only little brown boy there and i had to see the program through but i will never send him back there ...art is a expression of the artist and their interpretation of what has been introduced to him .. not saying this is wrong this is not perfect i think that's crazy.
