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Clear allTwo streets, two quite different rooms. On Regent Street, Gladdy Drawing Club uses the first-floor room of The Lord Gladstone Hotel, where artists Noni Cragg and Total Bore host a new professional model each class and seat everyone in a ring so each person gets their own view. A few blocks west at 126 Abercrombie Street, Peach Black Gallery is an artist-run space opened in 2018 by painter Matteo Bernasconi and producer Anna Griffiths, with high ceilings and exhibited artwork on every wall.
The pub room runs like a club rather than a course, and it can be booked privately for a workplace or a hens group. The gallery is booked exclusively for hens parties, birthdays and anniversaries, with a tutor from the gallery running warm-up exercises before the timed poses begin.
Side by side in Chippendale:
Central and Redfern stations are both walkable, parking is limited, and Kensington Street's laneway dining is close by for dinner afterwards.

Yes. There is a public class every Tuesday, one at 6pm and another at 8pm, and each takes no more than twenty people. Private events have no set package price, so you email the organisers to work out the details.
It does, at no extra cost, and a welcome glass of wine and flutes are provided. There is a fridge for food or a birthday cake.
Gladdy Drawing Club takes hens parties and combined hens and bucks groups where the mood suits, but not bucks parties alone. Peach Black Gallery lists hens parties, birthdays and anniversaries for its private bookings.
Parking in Chippendale is limited, so the train is the better option. Central and Redfern stations are both within walking distance of Peach Black Gallery, and Regent Street is a short walk from Central.