Painted in Sunshine Glass Painting

Friday, August 28 | 6:00–9:00 PM
$45 per person

Smiling young woman holding a wine glass painted with a cardinal. Behind her is another photo of painted stemmed wine glasses.

Soak up the last golden days of summer with an evening of creativity, laughter, and beautifully hand-painted glassware. Whether you're holding onto the bright colors of the season or welcoming hints of early autumn, this month's Glass & Sip is the perfect way to unwind and create something uniquely yours.

Choose your experience:

  • Paint four glasses from a variety of styles (wine glasses, mugs, and specialty glassware), OR…

  • Create a statement piece by painting 2 decorative vases

Design with sunflowers, vineyards, botanicals, cozy neutrals, rich jewel tones, or any style that inspires you. Your finished pieces will be perfect for entertaining, gifting, or adding a personal touch to your home.

Gather your friends for a fun night out, plan a creative date night, or enjoy a relaxing evening just for yourself. No experience is needed, and all art supplies are included. Just come ready to sip, create, and enjoy the last glow of summer.

  • Cash bar available (credit card only)

  • Bring your own snacks | No outside beverages

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Melody

Hello there! My introduction to this tool was in the Squarespace 4 days and it's been thrilling to see how it's evolved. This led to my offering custom Squarespace-based website design and coaching for more than a decade. Then there was a series of sudden deaths in my inner circles and also a bit of an online stalker situation around the time I realized I was burning out on client projects. These days I only work occasionally with a handful of long-term clients and friends.

Print-on-demand mostly pays my bills now. However I still love Squarespace and fantasize that one day I'll harness enough of my rampant ADHD to finally create the sites I envision for marketing some of my creative projects.

I try to follow along here when time permits, even if it's mostly as a lurker.

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