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Painting with a Twist

4.6 (8 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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This establishment is fun. Great place for girls night out or date night. The instructors are awesome.

Painting in the dark with black light paint.

Had an amazing night with Alexandra! It was my first time at a painting class so I was a bit nervous. She walked us through every step and made it an incredible experience. Will definitely be coming back!

Pumpkins and sunflowers!

Seven of us attended a painting class this weekend aged 22 - 60 - a few of our group never having doing anything like this. We had a GREAT time with Joseph and owner, Ashley. Everything was provided and set up for us upon our arrival with our group all together at one table. From start to finish Joseph and Ashley were very attentive providing paints, paper towels, and assistance as needed and the pace was perfect for beginners as well as those with more experience. We all enjoyed the varied playlist and the games along the way while the paint was drying. I highly recommend Painting with a Twist. They are a fairly new business but having been to several painting places now, this one is my favorite and I/we will definitely return soon! Great for couples, families, girls nights, and kids' parties. I truly can't wait to return!

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