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Sip and Paint Class
April 18 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$30.00
A painting class at a winery is a wonderful way to spend the afternoon.
Join Dawning’s Art at Archer Vineyard on April 18th to celebrate the season in style. Enjoy an afternoon of fun painting and great wine. Step by step painting instruction provided. No experience needed. Bring a friend to share a bottle of wine. Take home your own masterpiece. Must be 21+ to drink alcohol and minors (12 and older) are welcome.
In this class we will be creating “Wine Glass”
Class starts promptly at 1pm.
Ticket price includes all materials, instruction, aprons, 16×20 take-home canvas and a glass of Archer’s Pinot Gris!
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