Private
Group Painting Sessions
Sometimes when you're busy being the hostess with the mostest, you also end up having the least amount of fun. Searching for activities for your event, worrying if everything will look okay, will everyone have fun, wondering If you'll have a huge mess to clean up after this? Don't let party planning ruin your occasion. A group painting party is what you need! At The Art Lounge, we want you to focus on friends, family, and fun. Leave everything else to us.
PLEASE READ:
Booking a painting session for 7-14 of your friends or family members is really easy! Everyone can pay separately and it doesn't have to be a full on party with food and snacks... Just schedule a regular paint & sip! Click the "Book Now" button to book a date, we'll email you confirmation and send you a link for everyone to pay.
Price
SPECIAL PRICE!
$40.00 per person (Afterpay Available)
A two person nonrefundable booking fee is needed to book your experience. This fee also covers the first two people (you and someone else).
Choose Your Painting
The paint party host gets to choose the picture for all guests to paint during the experience. (we'll send you a Picture PDF after you fill out the planning form)
What to Bring
You'll be painting most of the time but, You are welcome to bring your own finger foods in case you get hungry. (Snacks, Pizza, Wings, birthday cake, cupcakes, nonalcoholic beverages etc. but, No full blown meals). Ask about our drink options
What's Included?
All Private painting experiences are up to 2 hours long. All painting supplies are included along with drink options
How Many People?
We require a minimum of 7 people for each painting experience and our Shop holds up to 14 people. All painters must be 8 years old or older.
Decorations?
Our paint party boutique has lots of color and style. There's no need to bring extra. We have plenty of picture perfect walls for your next paint & sip photo op! However, there's always room for balloons. Feel free to bring them if needed.
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