
Girls' nights & hen dos
A cosy, creative alternative to another night at the bar.
Book a seat at a bar or café near you — everything’s set out and waiting when you arrive. Or have the whole night posted to your door instead.

Next night
Monday 21 September · The Bull - Market Deeping, Cambridgeshire
7:00pm – 9:30pm · £16 per person
Choose a date and a venue and book your seat. Come as a pair or bring eight.
Everything's set out and waiting — canvas or glass, paints, brushes and palettes.
Follow the guide and take as long as you like. Nobody's marking it, and yours goes home with you.
Book a table at a night near you, or have the kit sent over. Same evening, two ways to have it.

A cosy, creative alternative to another night at the bar.

An easy icebreaker that gets everyone talking and laughing.

Scale up to 20+ painters with a single, organised booking.
Gift vouchers
Not another candle. A paint night with a drink in hand, or a box of everything posted to their door — and they choose which. From £10, and it’s emailed on the day you pick, so it can land on the morning itself.
Buy a gift voucherFor bars, cafés and lounges
We organise the event, market it, fill the seats and send the kits. You supply the space and the drinks — and keep every penny behind the bar.
Talk to us about your venue
The same kit we send to venues, posted to your door — canvases or wine glasses, acrylic paints, brushes, palettes and water cups, packed for the exact number of painters you’ve got coming.
Most orders arrive within three working days, so a kit ordered on Monday is on the table by the weekend. Next working day delivery is there if you’ve left it late.
Build your boxPaint nights work for teams because nobody’s good at it — which is exactly why people relax. Book seats at a night, or have Corporate Boxes sent to the office for up to a hundred painters.
A paint and sip night used to mean booking a studio, finding parking and getting everyone to the same place at the same time. Now it’s a seat at a bar down the road, or a box through the letterbox — whichever suits the group.
No art skills required, and nobody has to be any good at it — that’s rather the point.