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Clay Corner Studio
1820 Plover Rd C-1, Plover, WI 54467, United States
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Ga
Review №1

I loved going here. It was a great experience and I loved going there. I have a question though. So, the stay at home in Wisconsin is lifted, why arent you open yet? I really miss going there, so please open soon!Edit: Thank you for the information. When you do open Ill be there! I just wanted to know. :)

Ch
Review №2

First time coming here, came for the humane society event, my cat loved it here and was not anxious, mostly due to the fact there was only a couple other people, it was quiet and relaxing. Will be coming back to do more projects in the future.

Da
Review №3

A wonderful creative outlet with excellent staff. Wish there were a few more economical options for kids.

M
Review №4

I went here everyday for the three months I lived in Plover. I had just moved to the U.S and was staying with my grandmother and for that period of time was not in school. The staff at Clay Corner made me feel very welcome and as I was usually the only person there we would have very intsresting converstions (I received some great art advice.) Overall I had some great experiences at Clay Corner and the staff made me feel like I actually had people to talk to; other than my grandma! It was fun, easy, therapeutic and helps take your mind off of things. A truly wonderful place.

Ed
Review №5

The staff is really nice.

An
Review №6

Had a great time! Instructor was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout the process. Felt accomplished after the experience! Would definitely visit again!

Ru
Review №7

Great day making an awesome personalized wedding gift! What a beautiful spacious studio. Staff is so helpful and so many options for projects. Love this place!!!!

Br
Review №8

Not very impressed by their birthday parties. 10 4-5 year olds got yelled at for being too loud. Maybe a separate party room is needed if they dont want parties to interfere with their other customers? Worker helping with the party did very little. Parents were doing all the work and then at the end of the party were told that they were going to charge for all the parents being there (parents didnt do any art projects!). Not impressed.

Je
Review №9

Im writing in response to the previous posts about the birthday party held on Feb. 11, 2018. We were the hosting family of the party. We were thrilled when so many friends of our birthday girl wanted to attend the party. I figured wed have one last big party since our daughter has created many special bonds through her daycare and these kids will all part ways to different schools next fall. I was willing to pay extra for a double party since a single party includes 8 kids and we had 16. Since that was the case, perhaps an additional Clay Corner employee should have been assigned to assist and control our excited group of kids. I was aware of the contract that I signed, indicating the need to limit extra people at the party. I even posted in writing on my Facebook event page AND on the paper invites I handed out - that parents were welcome to drop off their children or if they wanted to stay, they could do their own clay project in the front of the studio. So I believe I attempted to encourage/limit the extra bodies -- but still had my party guests SCREAMED AT & WAS CHARGED FOR EXTRA BODIES THERE - a nuisance fee as it was described on my receipt. I believe a deposit was forfeited as well. I dropped plenty of money there that day ($400+) and even with the negative experience, still left a $50 tip.Due to the nature of the kids ages, 3.5 to 5 yrs old, it is not really fair or easy to leave your child unattended - since kids/parents might be apprehensive, especially in an environment where there are breakables! Besides, these parents are my friends --- and thank god some of them stayed --- because they were pretty much the only ones helping the children select their paints, ensure different brushes were used for each color, trying to limit any running around of excited kiddos. Sure, our party host was pleasant and helped some, but was passive and did not to direct or control situations. I did my best, but was being pulled in many directions. I should have been notified, in person by the manager in charge that day, given a verbal warning - before she got up on a chair to reprimand every attendee there - I was completely blindsided by this and embarrassed -- no one gave me any verbal warning directly. The manager then told me, within ear shot of my guests, that I will be charged extra for the noise, people, etc. She was quite snooty about it. That was not necessary for my guests to hear. So be it if I have to pay an extra charge, none of anyone elses business.After all of this shook down, I was robbed of the special moment of singing happy birthday to my daughter as she blew out her cake candles. Some people sat silent in their chairs and werent in a festive spirit anymore. In fact, I rushed through the gift opening just to get everyone out of there, as we felt unwelcomed. This is not what I wanted my daughters party to be remembered for. In the beginning of the party, some parents were excited to host future parties there. By the end of of the party and throughout additional parent conversations, people are now hesitant about hosting parties there. That is sad, because it is otherwise a fun place to be.In addition, I brought extra food besides cake, but limited it to non-greasy finger foods (veggies/fruit) as the gal I booked the party with suggested. We brought our own tableware & stayed/cleaned up our entire area. When we left, there wasnt much yet to be done except move some chairs, put paints away, spray tables down - so no big mess was left.I do apologize if our excited preschoolers made it less than enjoyable for other guests, I can certainly appreciate that. As it was suggested, itd be nice to have a more semi-private party area, one that wont disturb other guests. But as a guest that paid and reserved for that time and space, I think the party hosts should be given priority -- and treated better than we were that day. I do believe the outcome of this party could have definitely been different had the staff handled things differently.

Ma
Review №10

This is a great place to go for anyone. Ive gone with kids of all ages and on dates with my wife. Always something to do!

Ma
Review №11

Great for all ages, from families to date night to anything else. Lots of options, good fun.

Da
Review №12

Very helpful, and set up perfect for painting with your children. This is a no - brainer fun project type place to go -- and get a keepsake to boot!

Ro
Review №13

We were here for a birthday party and it didn’t seem kid friendly at all. Kids got in trouble for being to loud and got charged more for parents staying! Not what was expected from a little kids party!

Je
Review №14

Love having time to spend with my family! Hate that its so expensive.

Ta
Review №15

They have a lot of options and are very helpful

Da
Review №16

Best make clay corners

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  • Address:1820 Plover Rd C-1, Plover, WI 54467, United States
  • Site:http://claycornerstudio.com/
  • Phone:+1 715-544-6068
Categories
  • Art school
  • Pottery store
Working hours
  • Monday:11am–6pm
  • Tuesday:11am–6pm
  • Wednesday:11am–6pm
  • Thursday:11am–6pm
  • Friday:11am–6pm
  • Saturday:11am–6pm
  • Sunday:Closed
Service options
  • Curbside pickup:Yes
  • Delivery:Yes
  • In-store shopping:Yes
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance:Yes
Planning
  • LGBTQ-friendly:Yes
Payments
  • Debit cards:Yes
  • NFC mobile payments:Yes
  • Credit cards:Yes
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