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Spritz and Splatter

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5007 Carlisle Pike #102B, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, 17050, United States
(717) 422-6998 www.spritzandsplatter.com
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Jul 24, 2017
Highly recommend Spritz and Splatter for any type of private events. I was so lucky to have an incredible bridal shower where 30 of my closest friends and family painted wine glasses. Carol was so so incredibly helpful throughout the process. All the guests raved about how fun the shower was. Definitely consider spritz and splatter for your upcoming events! It won't let you down!

Jan 25, 2017
I absolutely love it each time I visit! The owner, Carol, is amazing and so is her assistant Kathleen! Not only do I end up with a painting I am proud of- I make great friends too!

Apr 1, 2016
My friends and I had the best time at Spritz and Splatter, and we can't wait to come back! Carol worked with us in planning our private party and was beyond accommodating. We had a fantastic time and she gave us step-by-step instructions throughout the event. However, she also encouraged us to be creative and helped us if we needed. Thanks to Carol and her staff for a great evening!

Apr 11, 2016
I've been to Spritz and Splatter multiple times and had amazing experiences every time. I've had several girls' nights there, which were so much fun, and I also held a fundraiser with a volunteer organization. Carol can accommodate any need (and any skill level!) and makes each time so much fun and relaxing. I look forward to going back again!

Nov 8, 2015
Carol is very friendly and creates a relaxing and fun atmosphere to paint. Great place for a girls night out! Carol walks you through step by step making it easy for a beginner to leave with something they love. The class is more focused on having fun whether you're an amazing artist or someone who can barely draw a stick figure.

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