
Rock Paper Scissors 30A
Walk-in art studio and craft workshop in Grayton Beach offering hands-on creative projects, take-home kits, and classes for kids and families.
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Rock Paper Scissors 30A is an interactive art and craft studio nestled in the Shops of Grayton. Designed for kids, teens, and adults alike, the studio offers open walk-in crafting with no reservations required. Guests can choose from a rotating menu of DIY projects, including canvas painting, slime making, 3D crafts, and seasonal creations. It serves as an ideal creative stop for rainy afternoons, family outings, and birthday parties along Scenic 30A.
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