The Art Place

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3330 Sandy Plains Rd

Marietta, GA 30066

+1 (770) 509-2700

https://www.artplacemarietta.org

Founded in 1987, the Art Place is a public art studio operated by the Cobb County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department. The studio features a gallery of local artists' work and offers a variety of fine arts classes for students of all ages and skill levels, in addition to hosting summer camp program. Visit website for program and upcoming event information.

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Reviews

4.06 reviews

Cindy W.

6/9/2011

For being a place for creative oulets, you'd think they'd pick a more creative name than....The Art Place. But honestly I don't blame them. I think this place has been around since forever, right...

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Dave H.

3/5/2020

My 7yr old daughter took a drawing and painting class here last year. Daughter loved it. This year we paid another $140 for her to take the intro to clay class. She spent more time sitting...

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Alex C.

7/14/2018

My boys were the last to leave every class. They were so excited about the new techniques they were learning. Ms. Vanessa is an awesome instructor. My boys left feeling excited and confident everyday.

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Blake B.

7/9/2007

Yes, it's called the Art Place, and that's kind of tacky and obvious, but I'm going to overlook that. The Art Place has been one of the few art-related facilities available in Marietta for quite...

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AndieRae H.

4/30/2019

Great teachers. My son was shy to go to class but his teacher was extremely helpful and has been patient with him each class. Taking him at his own pace. The director is enthusiastic about the art...

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