Skip to main content

Unleash Your Creativity: Painting, Pottery, & Craft Studios in the Lake George Area

Docent Tour
The Hyde Collection
Glens Falls, NY
The Hyde is one of the Northeast's exceptional small art museums with distinguished collections of European and American art.... [+More]
Double rainbow in a blue sky over the Creative Jam sign
The Creative Jam powered by The Creative Jam Foundation
Lake George, NY
The Creative Jam Foundation, based in Lake George, NY, is a nonprofit organization supporting creative access through community pr... [+More]
Wax 'n' Wix Adirondack Outlet Mall Studio
WAX 'n' WiX Candle Making Studios
Lake George, NY
Come to WAX'n'WiX Studio Lake George Village or at the Adirondack Outlet Mall to make your own candle or find a unique LG Gift! Op... [+More]
Did we miss one? Did one of these places close? Send us a note!

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Many workshops are built for newcomers. The Creative Jam offers introductory sessions such as Watercolor 101 and a beginner-friendly embroidery class, and its guided pet portrait painting class is designed for all skill levels. Instructors walk participants through each step, and most project materials are provided as part of the workshop.

Wax 'n' Wix Candle Making Studios recommends scheduling an appointment at either its Lake George Village studio or its Adirondack Outlet Mall location. Workshops at The Creative Jam are booked through its online event calendar, where each class lists its date and time.

Yes. Wax 'n' Wix is open all year at both studios, and The Hyde Collection welcomes visitors year-round with regular weekly events. The Creative Jam posts new workshops to its calendar as the seasons change, including holiday and fall-themed projects.

The Creative Jam is at 6 State Route 149 in Lake George, behind the Log Jam Restaurant, with ample on-site parking. Wax 'n' Wix has studios in Lake George Village and at the Adirondack Outlet Mall on State Route 9, with nearby parking too. The Hyde Collection is at 161 Warren Street in Glens Falls, with parking on both sides of the museum complex and along Warren Street, plus accessible spaces in front of Hyde House.