60s and 70s Singalong Paint and Sip - Grafton

Overview

Paint Juicy hosts a 1960s and 1970s singalong paint and sip session in Grafton on the Clarence River in New South Wales. Guests gather for an evening of guided painting set to 1960s and 1970s music, with a host artist leading the group through a step by step canvas while a curated playlist runs through the room. Painters sing along to the bangers, paint at their own pace and leave with a finished canvas worth keeping. No painting experience is…

Paint Juicy hosts a 1960s and 1970s singalong paint and sip session in Grafton on the Clarence River in New South Wales. Guests gather for an evening of guided painting set to 1960s and 1970s music, with a host artist leading the group through a step by step canvas while a curated playlist runs through the room. Painters sing along to the bangers, paint at their own pace and leave with a finished canvas worth keeping.

No painting experience is needed. All materials including canvas, paints, easel, brushes and aprons are supplied. Natural breaks between layers give everyone time to grab a drink, take photos and catch their breath before the next singalong moment. The format suits adults after a more memorable night out than a standard dinner or drinks, and it is a popular pick for hens nights, birthdays and work groups.

Paint Juicy is a fully mobile paint and sip experience travelling across Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Territory. The brand has hosted more than forty two thousand guests and has won the Best of Queensland Experience award every year since 2022. Hosts are warm and entertaining, the soundtrack is properly curated and the focus is on real entertainment rather than silent painting.

Location

Bunker Distillery Grafton Cellar Door and Bar

170 North Street Grafton NSW 2460 Australia

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Location - 170 North Street Grafton NSW 2460 Australia

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