Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Weekly Feature: You're Fired, create you're own pottery and mosaic studio





Wow! I love this place! Juliette and I went three weeks ago and had a blast!

This place offered a really nice, relaxing environment, with mellow music playing in the background; a perfect place to foster your creativity! The seating was cafe-style, it was very spacious and comfortable. Everything was very clean and organized. It was very easy for us to find the colors and materials we wanted to use. I liked how they displayed finished pieces around the room to show how certain paints and techniques look after being fired.
It was really fun to be able to personalize your own dishes and Juliette loved being able to create a masterpiece all on her own! The hard thing for Juliette and for other children might be the waiting time it takes for your pottery to dry and to cook. The wait time is usually one week, it was a nice surprise to see them after they had been fired and see how the colors changed during the process.
I also like how the dishes are all microwave and dishwasher safe, plus paints are lead-free, so no need to worry about contaminants leaching into your food.

Overall, this activity was really fun, we'll definitely do it again, but it isn't something I'd do on a regular basis because it the ceramic pieces are a little expensive.
You're Fired also has weekly specials. They are as follows:

Mondays: Open 11am-6pm, "Mini-Monday"- Half off studio fee for children all day

TuesFont sizeday: Open 11am-9pm, Ladies Night from 5pm-9pm- Half off studio fee for ladies
Wednesday: Open 11am-6pm, Senior Wednesdays - Half off studio fee for seniors all day

Thursday: Open 11am-9pm, Ladies Night from 5pm-9pm- Half off studio fee for ladies

Friday: Open 11am-9pm, Teen Night- Half off studio fee for teens.

Saturday: Open 11am-6pm

Sundays Open 11am-5pm


You're Fired also has time slots available for private bookings. Birthday parties, etc.


Check out You're Fired at: http://www.yourefirednh.com/

Locations in Concord, Bedford, Salem, and Nashua. (New Hampshire)

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