WASHINGTON — Aspiring artists have figured out the secret to becoming the next Picasso: a glass of Pinot — or two. “Paint-and-sip” businesses burst onto the scene in 2007 when Cathy Deano and Renee ...

There’s something soothing about making art with others in a low-key setting. That’s why you’ll find so many “paint and sip” (or smoke) events around L.A. — as the libations flow, so does the ...

Paint and sip is a great way to build a team, have a bridal shower or mix together with any other group of people you know. The event involves food and or drink, a canvas, paints and brushes, and an ...

Paint and sip studios are a novel concept, indeed. It's remarkable that we hadn't yet before dreamed up the premise of getting a group of friends together, taking a fun painting class, and bringing ...

They say if you can’t do something well, learn to enjoy doing it poorly. Much as we love fine art, junior Picassos we ain’t, so we might need a little liquid courage to really enjoy the process.

This Upper West Side art center hosts BYOB painting classes nearly every day, making it easy to get your paint fix whenever you want. Capture the glittering Manhattan skyline or changing leaves in ...

Artist Dawn Marsh had been teaching painting classes in Texas when she felt a calling to open her own paint-and-sip studio — a place where she could build on her creative ideas. “I just felt like the ...