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2772 Artesia Blvd, Redondo Beach, California, 90278, United States

(424) 247-0336 www.paintnpourrb.com

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Candy Messer

Jul 7, 2016

I first went to Paint n Pour when my daughter came home for a short visit. She is very artistic and I knew she'd love this activity. There is an instructor who shows you how to do the design, and you copy it as much or as little as you like. Since it was my first time and I haven't painted since I was a kid, I did it pretty much the way it was demonstrated, but my daughter did something totally different. After posting photos of our trip, a friend wanted to go, so I went a second time. I didn't really like all the swirls that were supposed to be in the sky, so I did my own thing on that one (I let my creativity flow a bit more). No matter if you do as they show or you do your own thing, you'll leave with your masterpiece. All items are provided to you: canvas, paint, instructions. They have a few snacks (candy/nuts/crackers) and some beverages (beer/wine/soda) which is an additional cost. Down side is no one under 21 can go, but that is due to the alcohol available. It's a pretty reasonably priced activity considering the supplies and teaching included. I'm sure I'll be back again in the future.

John Gee

Jul 18, 2016

My wife and I attended a session after her daughter shared her experiences with a class that she attended. Our class was for a sunset of the Manhattan Beach pier. It was a bit faster than I had expected but very entertaining and fun. The results turned out so beautiful and far better than I anticipated. The paintings have become a discussion piece when we have had friends over. We look forward to attending another class.

Jaclyn Wilhite

Jul 7, 2016

I came to paint n pour twice with my mom and we LOVED the experience. Our tickets each came with a glass of wine too! You start by sitting down and the art instructor describes the painting you'll be doing and takes their time showing how to do it piece by piece as you do it with them. It's such a great bonding experience to have with someone you take and also so fun to paint! They have a calendar online of their paintings so you can pick which painting you want to do before you sign up!! You gotta try this out, you won't be disappointed!! :)

Stacy Orozco

Jul 8, 2016

Paint 'n Pour is such an awesome, relaxing, and fun place to visit! The owners are friendly, patient, and provide excellent step-by-step instructions on how to paint your masterpiece. No matter your artistic skill level, you will walk out of there with a painting you will be proud to display! I had a great time painting the "Manhattan Beach Pier" and will definitely be back. I highly recommend others to come here!

Cris Albanese

Jul 7, 2016

Enjoyed the painting and the pouring. Good instruction if you want it or you can freely paint whatever your artistic mind is in the mood for . Once I went alone and found it very therapeutic, but there are friendly people there to talk with. Fun with friends too. I recommend Paint n Pour for a different kind of fun.

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