Painting with a Twist is always a wonderful experience. It doesnt matter how well your painting…read morecomes out. It matters that you have a fun experience with your friends. This is the second time my husband and I have attended an event together. I have been many times. We brought a charcuterie board, some bubbles and had a great time painting the highland xmas cow. Frankie and Megan were so fun teaching the class. The music was a vibe and it was a great night.

Painting with a twist is like a party in a box. Reserve a time for your group, pick out your…read moreproject, and just have fun!

I attended a paint party in Niagara Falls run by Canvas Crashers. Best thing about these parties is…read moreit doesn't matter how talented you are. It's all about having fun with the added bonus of maybe ending up with good results. Owner and our instructor Sal was a lot of fun and gave great directions. Lol even if my painting wasn't exactly like his. All the supplies were laid out ready for us along with an apron to protect your clothes just incase! Good move. Sal does parties in his studio along with off site, like the one I attended. So gather some friends and get ready to have fun. My only suggestion would be to have an example of the finished product available at the beginning to see what your picture was suppose to look like. 2021-175

Such a fun and relaxing night out. Sal does an amazing job and really makes the whole experience a…read morepositive one! Can't wait to go again.

Went here with a few friends because of a Groupon or Livingsocial that we bought…read more We all had a great time and plan to go back. The only hang up is that everyone who goes makes the same painting, so if you go as a date night, you wind up with two of a kind (obviously a little different). I'm hoping to go again with my mom & sisters. The instructors teach a great class and show you different methods to make your artwork just (ok, almost) like theirs! I bet it'd be a fun time for a low-key bachelorette too!

A friend of a friend was hosting a 2-hour painting class where half of our fee would go toward a…read morebreast cancer support group that her friend is a part of. I couldn't say no to participating since I've seen too many lived ones suffer through breast cancer and treatment. Plus I love being artsy so it was a PERFECT combination of doing good and having fun! There were 12 ladies in the class with all different levels of creativity running through their veins. Our painting was of a vase with flowers in it. I completely took a different (color and style) direction than that of the original painting and was pleased with my results. That's the fun thing about art- do what moves you! The art space itself is decent, comfortable for a group of 12 and I'm sure potentially a few more. But do note that you have to walk up a flight of stairs to get into the painting area. If you're handicapped or unable to walk up stairs, this space is less than ideal. I'm glad I unlocked my art talent once again. It's bee tooooooo long! I'm going to have to hit up an art store for supplies soon so I can make more creations at home. Very inspiring!

I did the pour class on 7/14 and it was amazingly fun! Am going to do it again. Will post a picture…read moreto the FB page once I pick it up.

Well. I have lots of things to say lol. First, hubby and I JUST finished our paintings and I. FEEL…read more DRAINED LOL. Second, this was both of our first time attempting a painting class at this volume. I've been wanting to attend a Painting with a Twist class for awhile and waited for the best one! Baby Yoda! Third, there are a lot of things to mention and I want to do it now even though I'm parched (ironic, i know) and feel overwhelmed, because I don't want to forget anything. So, you're greeted with a welcome and given instructions to swap your coat for an apron and you can grab cups and small paper plates for your beverages and food, if you bring any. You're also told where your seat is and your name is written on the table. The class was a lot of fun! But also, overwhelming. The pace was pretty quick and at times felt too fast. You definitely don't have time to lolly gag or really take a sip of your beverage. Forget a snack, no time. I think if you think less about each step as you're painting, it'll feel less overwhelming and you'll have time to drink something in between, which I highly recommend! But that's easier said than done because you want your painting to come out perfect. Other things that made it feel overwhelming is the music was playing kind of loud while the instructor was talking and then other people talking over all of that and some people singing. At times I sang a little (not loudly). What can you do, but have fun? Also, not being able to see what/how the instructor is painting because the screens are too far away or someone is blocking your vision. *Tip for the business- Have a picture of the painting at every station so everyone can at least see how your painting is supposed to look because it's hard to see details from far away.* The main points: As the instructor told us, don't forget to breath! Which I did a lot lol. I forgot to breath. Don't fret, it'll look great in the end when it all comes together and you can always blend things out with a sponge. Take a couple sips of your beverage every few steps, because I feel super dehydrated! Have fun! It's just painting and it's meant to be fun!

I'd like to start off by saying, I'm 100% no artist, lol. As it turns out, you don't need any real…read moretalent. The women in the studio guided us through each step. Side note, it's run & owned by ALL WOMEN! Huge bonus. Everything was provided, and there are so many choices. Most projects range in price from $30-40. We were working on plaques. We sanded, painted/stained, dried, applied an adhesive stencil, picked out colors, painted again, dried again then eagerly lifted the stencil for a finished project. I was impressed how well mine turned out, just like ones you see at a craft show. Parking.... I heard one of the owners say the have a 12 spot lot for free. I found street parking, across the street. If it's during the day, you'll need to pay through the 'Buffalo Roam' app, after 5pm is free

This is one of my favorite businesses in Buffalo. I try to support them as much as I can, and if…read moreyou come to my house, you'll see lots of projects from their website all over my abode. During COVID-19, StudioHue is offering a scaled back version of what crafts they offer, and is making home deliveries (within a 15 mile radius of their location on Broadway in the City of Buffalo) to provide you with some creativity during this time of staying home. The craft kits include everything you need. I went with the dog string art. I received the piece of wood, which had a hanging apparatus attached to it, a sponge paint brush, some paint, the color I chose, nails, and four things of embroidery floss, or the 3 colors that I chose when I ordered the product. This specific kit was $30 and was delivered to me on a Sunday morning. When I received the product Sunday morning, I also got a text message signaling to me that the delivery had been made. I painted the wooden board for my project in about 5 minutes, and let that dry. I then crafted the project in about 2 hours time five days after receiving the project, and the paint was still good to go. I highly recommend them to keep you sane and provide a little creative outlet.

Came here on a Saturday night with my friend for an event they had called Birthday Bash and Sip,…read morewhich was different then the usual paint and sip. It was a really fun event. It was hosted by Sugar Bomb Bakery. Drink and light snacks were complimentary. As always you can bring your own drinks and snacks. The cake was already pre made We just had to decorate it. So much fun if your someone who enjoys baking and decorating. The cost of the event was $85 for 2 people and you have a 2 tier cake to go homevwith to share. The lady hosting also gave everyone a piece of one of the cakes to try and it was delicious.

We have been to several paint nights in Buffalo and I really loved this one! The instructor,…read moreJerrell, was awesome....and the painting we did was a little bit different than most landscapey types that I've seen. This one was of an abstract eye. He used a series of dots to walk us through each step--although I personally asked to see an image of the painting prior to beginning, most people did not...leaving them to build their artwork, step by step, and watch it come alive in front of them. I loved the atmosphere, too....an artsy shop on Allen...perfect to meet up with friends to do a painting and then head out to have some fun on Allen! I will most certainly recommend this location to friends who are interested in doing a paint night!