Sip ‘N Stroke paint party is a unique creative freestyle painting session. Cocktail in one hand, paintbrush in the other + games and hosts.
Sip ‘N Stroke Paint Party | Creative Paint Session | SipNStroke.com 🎨
🎨 Painting session with a twist. Unleash your creativity – 🍹cocktail in one hand, paintbrush in the other, Hip Hop + R&B in the loudspeakers.
🔈 Art x Music x Self Expression. Sip ‘N Stroke feeds your creativity, while providing an atmosphere for you to be surrounded by like-minded young professionals, as you listen to the music you love, sip your favourite drinks and paint your imagination to life on canvas.
🎟 Your Sip ‘N Stroke paint party ticket includes admission to the paint party, all paint and supplies, artist instructors to help you create.
Drinks can be purchased from the bar and starting at 5pm.
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