Greg's Pottery — Attraction in Fayetteville

I came in today to pick up a piece I painted. I told the lady at the counter I wanted to look at other pieces to paint (even though I have 3 other things to paint at home, my mother works at Just Claying Around) I like to go to both pottery places because they do have some different items. I saw these beautiful succulents that I wanted to get.i walked to the girl at the register and asked if it was okay for me to take a picture on the pottery pieces to show my Boyfriend (he likes to buy me things but wants pictures of items so he knows exactly what I'm wanting) the girl at the register was super sweet and told me yea its fine. The lady who was on the phone the entire time I was there got off the phone over heard me ask stopped to watched me walk back to the shelf looked at the girl at the register (probably made some face )turns back to me points and with a snappy attitude says don't take pictures of the pottery. Just because of her tone of voice and attitude I placed the pottery back down and say never mind then and walk out the store. I was about to buy the one pottery I kept picking up and looking at because it was so pretty and I didn't want to not get it. The lady I'm guessing is a manager blonde hair in a pony tail...

My friends and I have started going to Greg's on a regular basis now. We crave the friendly environment and personal atmosphere you can only find in a small business. We were on first name basis right away that made us feel like one of the girls. We usually take advantage of extended hour days such as 4th Friday and Ladies Night, but our first visit was on a Saturday afternoon for my birthday. We were greeted immediately, encouraged to take our time, and were taught the ins and outs of what to expect. Each piece I've brought home has a special memory behind it. Last night I brought my son with me. As a mom, it was fantastic to see the enjoyment from and 11 year old at a place that didn't involve pizza or coin-fed games or overpriced popcorn. He's learning patience, time and value while living in a "made to order" world. And now he has a piece with a memory attached too! We look forward to more memories and...

Quite and quaint little place hidden in Fayetteville. I had a nice first experience with my teen and preteen children. I would suggest they separate pottery by skill level and maybe create a paint by number piece or two for younger children. My children also suggested this, saying it would make them feel a little more confident in their creation if they had known to choose something more basic. Obviously, you can choose how in detail and depth you paint an item, but trust me when I say some look simple and are not easy to do even with just 2 colors. Overall, super chill place and a great way to escape Fayetteville living for a while. Also, the ladies are super friendly with children but kinda have the same personality as most artist lol so if you're looking for your hand to be held or your children to be babysat as I see in some reviews, its not...