Book Paint & Sip for Your Next Event
Weigh up your options for paint & sip, then enquire – free.
A paint and sip afternoon keeps a group busy and chatting at the same time. An artist leads everyone through the same picture one stage at a time, and nobody needs to have held a brush since primary school.
On the Peninsula it slots neatly into a hens weekend, a baby shower or a low-key birthday, often before dinner in Mornington or a winery lunch the next day. Only one studio is on our list at the moment, based on the bay side, so it's worth enquiring early if your date is fixed.
Points to settle before you book:
School-holiday and summer weekends are when Peninsula studios fill first, as day-trippers and holiday-house groups look for a rainy-day plan. A midweek or winter booking is usually easier to land.
Tell the studio your date, numbers and occasion in one enquiry and they'll reply with what fits. There's no commission or booking fee added on Party Hero.
No. The instructor breaks the picture into simple steps and paints alongside the group, so beginners finish with something they're happy to take home.
Studios usually set both a minimum and a maximum for private bookings. Ask for the exact numbers when you enquire, since that decides whether you get the room to yourselves.
It depends on the studio. Some include a glass or two, some let you bring your own, and some sell drinks separately, so ask before comparing prices.
Yes, it's one of the more relaxed hens options, and it works well for mixed-age groups where not everyone wants a big night. Ask about a themed picture for the bride-to-be.
Some studios run separate kids' art parties without the drinks. If you're planning for children, mention their ages in your enquiry.
The Peninsula list has only just started and currently has one studio. More will be added as local businesses join, so check back if you'd like to compare.
A few weeks is often enough midweek or in the cooler months. For a summer or school-holiday Saturday, enquire as soon as your date is set.
