About Us

What are we, you ask?

We are a pottery painting, glass fusing, mosaic art machine.  Okay, more simply, we are a place where you can come in and paint some pottery (which we then clear glaze and fire in our really hot kilns) or your can fuse some glass (like jewelry, bowls, flattened wine bottles, etc.) or create a great mosaic (with our various shapes, plaques, tables, trivets, etc. and pre-cut glass tiles).

More importantly, we are a place where you can come in, relax and create.  Our slogan is “Art & Entertainment Combined.”

Think about it.  Where can you go (especially in the Rochester area) for a couple of hours, spend about twenty bucks, enjoy a good conversation and have something to show for it–a keepsake or gift?

Movies?  More than $20 bucks and a ticket stub to show for it.  Sporting Event?  Don’t forget parking.  Bowling?  Oooh, those shoes are soooo attractive.

We are the alternative.  As an adult you get to do art–something you probably haven’t done lately other than helping your kids or when you were in school.  As a parent,  how many places can you sit down with your child, work on your own, individual items and do it over a good conversation?  As for a girls’ night out, you’re free to bring in your own wine and snacks and make an evening of it.

Where else can you do all of this?  Trust me, if we didn’t own the place, we’d be here all the time.

No appointment is needed (unless you’re bringing an entire busload!).  If you’re bringing a few people, call us ahead of time and we’ll move some tables together for you.

About the Owner:

Chuck Jones

Chuck is a former morning radio guy (most recently at what was Mix 100.5 in Rochester).  He’s gone by the name Chuck Kelley, Chris Kelley and his real name, Chuck Jones in San Diego, Philadelphia, Houston and Los Angeles.  Why so many names?  Who the heck knows–It just evolved that way.

Chuck’s wife, Rachel, received her Master’s in Education from Roberts Wesleyan College.  Her undergraduate work was done at California State, San Marcos (San Diego).  She is currently a teacher in the Rochester area.

They have two kids (a boy and a girl) in the Penfield School District.