Pre-sketched canvases, paints and brushes set out along a boardroom table before a team session

A team night nobody
has to be talked into

No ice-breakers, no flip charts, no standing in a circle. Everybody sits down, paints the same picture badly, and finds out something about each other by accident.

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What companies use it for

A sip and paint night as an evening, an afternoon, or a breakout inside a longer day

Staff socials and end-of-year

The alternative to another dinner where the same four people talk. Everyone goes home holding something.

Team building that is not called team building

Two hours where rank stops mattering, because the manager cannot paint either.

Client appreciation evenings

Your clients leave with a painting they made at your event, not a branded pen.

Conference breakouts and hotel programmes

A Grenada session in the middle of a schedule full of rooms with no windows.

What is different

Booking for a company is not booking for a birthday

So it does not sit on the same page any more. This is the part a finance department asks about, answered up front.

A quote and a proper invoice

Written quote first, invoice after, terms you can take to accounts. No asking a colleague to send money on their phone.

Your logo worked into the design

Sketched onto every canvas before the night, or set as the piece itself. Send the artwork and we will show you where it sits.

We come to the office

A boardroom, a canteen, a hotel function room. We cover the surfaces, run it, and clear every last drop before we leave.

Numbers we can actually hold

Send the headcount with your enquiry and we will tell you whether it runs in one sitting or two, rather than promising a room we cannot seat.

A dry night, if that suits better

The wine is an add-on, not the event. Plenty of company bookings run without it, especially the daytime ones, and the session is exactly the same.

Evening, with wine
Afternoon, dry
90 minute breakout