#Muse bar kid nights trial#
I went to a trial run for a paint night at an art gallery my former coworker worked her other job at. I did go to one paint night before, but I think this one was structured much better. After mixing, we got to painting and the whole class was just so easy to follow along that really anyone could do this and have fun regardless of experience. I really loved this part because right away everyone’s colors came out slightly differently and it was really interesting to see everyone’s creations. I had a couple of glasses of Riesling and they were perfect to go with a night painting with friends! The bar also had a couple of specialty cocktails plus more wine and beer, and sangria, along with additional food options like warm pretzel bites and boneless wings.Īs for the class itself, it was so much fun! Our instructor started by having us mix the colors needed for our painting. With the private room, Muse provided a couple of snacks like popcorn and tortilla chips, and we were able to go into the main studio space to order drinks from the bar or order from our seats by scanning a QR code. We all said only about 30 seconds or so before she showed up that she could probably see inside the window, so whoops! She was still surprised overall and that was a fun aspect of the night.
She did catch us all in the private room before she walked in because she could see through the big, glass window, but honestly that was on us.
It was a surprise party for my friend Amy, and it really was a fun event for the occasion. I just celebrated my best friend’s 30th birthday at Muse Paint Bar, and wanted to write a quick post about my first time going to a paint night! (This is going to be a short one because I am pretty swamped with work and didn’t otherwise have a Blogmas post planned for today, but I don’t want to give up so soon into the month!)įirst off, Muse was a great place for a birthday party.
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