Brushfire Pottery Studio — Local services in Nashville-Davidson

J - I love crafty stuff and loved this place when I was a kid, so for a date day, I convinced the boyfriend to come back and paint some pottery with me. They moved down a couple of doors and I love the new space because it feels much more open and there is more space so now I don’t feel like a total bull in the china shop. We both decided to paint mugs and pictured first is mine (see what I did there with our google name and stuff). But honestly, you should read pb’s part of the review because he was the real gamble. Go vols.

PB - never in my life did I think I would spend 3 hours painting a coffee cup... and end up liking every minute of it. It was my first time there and they were helpful but didn’t hover. Everyone was knowledgeable and never condescending when I made the questions rain. I hadn’t been that focused since I studied for my CPA (I’ll let you guess which one i enjoyed more). 3 hours that flew by. I painted a Georgia...

My girlfriend and I have loved painting pottery for a while now. When we moved to Nashville, we were quick to try Brushfire. We absolutely love this place! They have a great selection of items to paint. They supply great tools for doing detailed work. The staff is helpful. The product turn around time varies on how busy they are but it pretty consistently stays around 1 week, which is great. Brushfire does have a couple of things that I wish were a little different. There is a $7.00 painting fee that is added to each person who is painting an item. So if the cost of an item is $32, you are really paying $39. The other thing is the lack of snacks and drinks. I usually finish my pieces faster than my partner and am usually sitting there for a while. All in all, this place is pretty great and I would highly...

I grew up in Nashville going to another local pottery studio. My boyfriend and I discovered Brushfire a little over a year ago and the atmosphere and staff have always been top notch. That said, with everything shut down from COVID-19, Brushfire began promoting their to-go kits and we have so far done around 12-15 pieces. They have kept things safe and sanitary, while giving Nashville the opportunity to continue painting and staying entertained in the safety of our own homes. I will continue being a loyal customer to Brushfire.

We also recently went to a studio in Rutherford county for a last minute Father’s Day gift since it was close and it really just made me this place. Even if it’s out of the way, make...