“Red carpet entry.” Does that sound like your kind of night? Right here in Melbourne, Frida’s Sip n’ Paint offers exactly that a glamorous experience where you can unleash your inner artist.
Frida’s Sip n’ Paint isn’t just another art class. It’s a chance to mingle, sip, and create in a luxurious studio. Think glistening chandeliers, lavish timber benches, and an atmosphere designed to inspire.
This unique concept began in Hobart in 2019. It quickly spread throughout Australia. Melbourne locals loved Frida’s pop-up experience. Founder Rebecca Green knew she had to bring Frida’s to stay.
At Frida’s Sip n’ Paint, you will feel like a celebrity. Mingle in the lounge before taking your seat at the easel. A professional artist will guide you step by step. Over two to three hours, you will create your own masterpiece.
BYO drinks are encouraged. Frida’s supplies glassware and ice buckets. Feel free to bring your own nibbles to share. It is the perfect recipe for a fun and creative night.
Painting sessions run from Thursdays to Sundays. They feature trendy and seasonal designs. Frida’s also hosts special events. These include Sunday High Teas and family days during school holidays. Some studios even offer Paint Your Pet nights and 80s-themed parties.
If you want to paint your very own Frida-style painting, this is the place. Add your own touches using the colours of your choice. You will complete a modern artwork ready to hang. All painting materials are supplied.
Michele Ling, a contemporary artist, runs Paint Your World classes. She believes art and colour play an important role in our lives. Her teaching style is relaxed and non-judgmental.
Frida’s Sip n’ Paint also caters for special occasions. It is perfect for birthday parties and team-building events.
So, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, Frida’s Sip n’ Paint welcomes you. Prepare to unleash your creativity. Enjoy a sophisticated night out at Frida’s Sip n’ Paint. Remember bookings are non-refundable. But you can reschedule up to 48 hours beforehand. Now, who’s ready to paint?