Jimothy
Class Details
The short spine king has arrived! Jimothy the raccoon is serving up maximum trash panda energy. With his iconic round body, long legs, and big personality, this lovable little legend proves that being different is what makes you unforgettable.
The Perfect Night Out
Enjoy drinks, upbeat music and hanging out with your favorite people while you paint! It's as fun for first-time painters as it is for experienced artists.
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Fun Atmosphere
From the moment you walk in, the mood is light, the music is fun and the conversation comes easy!
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Easy to Do
You don't need to be a seasoned painter — we make it easy for everyone to find their inner artist!
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Sit Together
You'll get seats with all your friends, even if you book separately. Just tell us your friends' names when you register.
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Paint Your Way
There's no rule that says you have to follow the artist's steps. It's your art, so paint it however you like!
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out our FAQs to learn more about what to expect from your Pinot's Palette experience or feel free to call the studio to speak to a member of our staff.
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Should I be worried that I don't have artistic talent?
We like to call it Fun Art instead of Fine Art. So, no worries! Our artist will guide you step-by-step through the featured painting and will ensure that you stay on track to complete your masterpiece by the end of class. Don't hesitate to ask for help, we are here for you! Our goal is to offer you an exceptionally fun night out!
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What if my painting looks nothing like the example?
Congratulations, you’ve just created an original. Picasso made a career out of it.
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Can I bring my own wine?
No, we are not a BYOB. We have a bar that offers an outstanding variety of wines, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages.
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Is outside food permitted?
No, we have a selection of foods including Flatbreads, Quesadillas and more.
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Are children allowed?
Most Paint Nights are 18+. Afternoon classes are 15+. We have special children's classes on our Calendar too for the younger ones.
