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A mosaic lamp workshop at Mosaic Art Studio in Voorhees, NJ: guests at long tables making Turkish mosaic lamps, with lanterns and shelves of lamps behind them
MOSAIC ART STUDIO · Voorhees

Art Classes & Mosaic Lamp Workshops in Voorhees, NJ

Hands-on Turkish art workshops — beginner-friendly, with materials and step-by-step guidance included.

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WHAT YOU CAN MAKE

Workshops in Voorhees

Beginner-friendly, with all materials included. Pick a workshop to see its dates and book.

WHAT'S ON

Upcoming sessions in Voorhees

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WHAT GUESTS SAY

Reviews from our Voorhees studio

  • Great experience would do it again

    Somayea taught my daughter in law and I the art of this type of water art with paint. First we learned on paper and we each made a silk scarf. Both of us really enjoyed the experience. Highly recommend

    Lori B.Water Marbling Workshops · April 2026
  • Really enjoyed

    I brought my mother to the Ebru class in Vorrhees. My cousin also joined us. It was a lovely class, the instructor was super helpful and enthusiastic about the class. I was excited to try the art. I made a beautiful scarf after playing around with techniques and learning how the colors transferred. I highly...

    Dave B. Verified guestWater Marbling Workshops · May 2025
  • Creativity and imagination

    I thoroughly enjoyed the water marbling class! Our hostess was lovely and informative, as she explained the origins of Ebru and how the tradition has passed their time. It was very enjoyable to do the class with my friends, and we made beautiful pieces. I will definitely be back to do another session, this is...

    Lauren T. Verified guestWater Marbling Workshops · May 2025
  • Ceramic Painting Is SO fun!

    Had a wonderful time! The instructor was fantastic! Loved the stencils they had to choose from. I've done other things there and this is my newest fave!

    A guest Verified guestCeramic Painting Workshops · August 2025
  • Great time

    What a great time I had! Thank you for giving my mom in law and I a nice time to make art together!

    Maggie Verified guestCeramic Painting Workshops · August 2025
  • Creativity and Fun!

    Just finished a session of creating a mosaic shade for a Turkish lamp. I had an awesome time learning the process, and designing a colorful piece. Great instructors and lots of fun.

    Vince S.Ceramic Painting Workshops · August 2025
  • Jenna is amazing

    Great experience all due to the instructor! Made me feel like a natural artist 🎨 ✨️ 😌

    Melissa F. Verified guestGingerbread House Hand-Building Workshop · December 2025
  • So much fun!

    Had such a fun time building my gingerbread house and look forward to having it as a decoration for years to come. Jenna is a wonderful host and teacher and I hope to do another class with her in the future!

    A guest Verified guestGingerbread House Hand-Building Workshop · December 2025
PLAN YOUR VISIT

Visit our Voorhees studio

Inside Voorhees Town Center (the former Echelon Mall) — a short drive from Cherry Hill, Marlton, Haddonfield and Berlin.

Good to know

  • Entrance
    Outside entrance only — you can't get in from inside the mall. Head for the mall entrance on the side opposite Boscov's; we're on the right, by the Growing Smiles Dental Clinic sign.
  • Parking
    Free parking in the Voorhees Town Center lot. Park in front of Town Hall or the mall for the shortest walk.
  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair accessible
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A mosaic lamp workshop at Mosaic Art Studio in Voorhees, NJ: guests at long tables making Turkish mosaic lamps, with lanterns and shelves of lamps behind them
OUR STUDIO

Welcome to our Voorhees studio

Our Voorhees studio is one of our permanent, brick-and-mortar studios, in Voorhees Town Center — the former Echelon Mall. It's home to mosaic lamps, water marbling, ceramic painting and Turkish coffee, plus seasonal hand-building workshops in the fall and winter.

No experience needed and nothing to bring: every seat comes with materials and step-by-step guidance from our instructors, and your mosaic lamp goes home with you the same day.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Bringing a group to Voorhees?

Birthdays, bridal showers, bachelorettes and team building — we host private events at our Voorhees studio. Tell us about yours and we'll plan it with you.

  • Birthdays
  • Bridal showers
  • Bachelorettes
  • Team building
GOOD TO KNOW

Voorhees studio FAQ

Is there parking at the Voorhees studio?

Yes. Parking is free in the Voorhees Town Center lot. Park in front of Town Hall or the mall for the shortest walk.

How do I find the entrance to the Voorhees studio?

Use the studio's outside entrance — you can't reach us from inside the mall. Head for the mall entrance on the side opposite Boscov's; we're on the right, next to the Growing Smiles Dental Clinic sign. Step-by-step directions with photos.

Is the Voorhees studio wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Voorhees studio is wheelchair accessible.

Are there evening sessions at the Voorhees studio?

Yes. We run public evening sessions at Voorhees, mostly on weekdays; weekends are mostly morning and afternoon sessions. The calendar on this page shows every open time.

How many people can the Voorhees studio host for a private event?

For a private mosaic lamp workshop, up to 32 guests — up to 35 when no other workshop is running at the same time. Water marbling private events take up to 8 guests. For ceramic painting or Turkish coffee, ask us when you send your request.

What is the minimum spend for a private event in Voorhees?

Mosaic lamp workshop: $600 on weekdays and $800 at weekends. Water marbling: $400. For ceramic painting or Turkish coffee, ask us for a quote.

Can we bring alcohol to a private event at the Voorhees studio?

Yes. For private events at the Voorhees studio you're welcome to bring wine, beer or other drinks, as well as food, a cake and decorations. For public sessions, please check with us before you bring alcohol.

How much does a workshop cost?

Workshops start at $39 per person. The price depends on the workshop and the project you choose; each workshop's page lists every option.

Do I need any art experience?

No. Every workshop is beginner-friendly: an instructor guides you step by step, and all materials and tools are included.

How long does a workshop take?

1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the group size and the artwork you choose. The calendar shows each session's start and end time.

Can I bring food or drinks?

Snacks are welcome, and we serve Turkish tea and Turkish delight. Many of our studios allow you to bring wine or beer, but it depends on the venue, so please check with the Voorhees studio before you bring alcohol: call +1 (888) 899-7339 or email hello@mosaicartstudio.us. More on drinks at our studios.

Do I take my mosaic lamp home the same day?

Yes. Your mosaic lamp leaves with you at the end of the session, with a take-home grouting kit. You grout it at home the next day, which takes about 20 minutes.

Can I book a private event?

Yes. A private session is booked for your group only, with its own instructor. Groups usually start at 6–10 people and a minimum spend applies (it depends on the workshop and the day) — send us your date and headcount and we'll reply within 24–48 hours with a quote.

Do you sell gift cards?

Yes. Mosaic Art Studio gift cards work for any workshop at any of our studios, they don't expire, and the recipient picks the workshop and the date.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancel at least 7 days before your session for a full refund. Between 7 and 5 days before, up to 50% may be kept as an administrative fee; within 5 days the booking is non-refundable. You can reschedule at no charge up to 48 hours before; after that a $25 per person fee applies.

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Mosaic Art Studio gift cards work for any workshop at any of our studios, and they don't expire. The recipient picks the workshop and the date.

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