A sip and paint, or Paint Nite, is a laidback painting workshop focused more on fun than becoming the next Picasso. It’s all about getting together with your favorite people or perhaps getting to know your colleagues better in a relaxed environment with drinks.

The tradition is to paint and drink wine, but you can enjoy whatever beverage takes your fancy!

All our group event ideas are suitable for beginners—you don’t need to be a professional artist to have fun. In fact, you don’t need any art experience at all.

Your host will take you step-by-step through the entire process, give tips and tricks and offer support when needed—in-person or virtual. So go for whatever paint and sip painting is your favorite because you’ll be amazed by what you can create!

The benefits range from learning new skills to learning new things about the people around you. One of the great things about an activity like this is that it helps people to let their guard down and provides conversation starters.

It’s ideal for team-building, bachelorette parties, birthdays…all kinds of celebrations and get-togethers. Even a group date night (we have tons of Valentine’s Day painting ideas)!

In the workplace, creative activities improve problem-solving skills and make workers happier. Socializing as a team has a plethora of benefits, including keeping employees motivated and engaged.

Unless you request otherwise, all of your supplies are included. You can pick between shared materials, which the host brings, or our premium paint kits. These kits give each participant paints, brushes, an extra canvas and more which they can keep.

Each person will have:
● A variety of paintbrushes
● Acrylic paint (primary colors, white and black)
● Paint palette or paper plate
● Canvases
● Aprons
● Tablecloths
● Easel

All you need to supply is paper towels, water cups and a space to paint in.

A sip and paint with Yaymaker Paint Nite is roughly 60–90 minutes. But if you and your friends/colleagues want to stay longer for another drink or two, go for it! Connecting is what it’s all about—just make sure it’s okay with the venue.