What is included in the Afternoon Tea & Acrylic Pour Workshop?

Guests receive all supplies for the acrylic pour painting session plus a full afternoon tea featuring homemade pastries, scones, sandwiches, and premium teas.

Do I need any prior painting experience?

No experience is necessary; the instructor guides all skill levels through the acrylic pour technique.

Can I bring my own alcohol for the event?

Yes, if attending as a private party, participants may bring their own alcohol.

How long does the workshop last?

The experience runs approximately four hours, combining hands-on art with a relaxed teatime.

Will I be able to take my artwork home the same day?

Acrylic pour paintings typically require drying time; you may leave your artwork at the studio or carefully transport it home with instructor guidance.

Is there a minimum age for participation?

Participants must be at least 12 years old to join this workshop.

Afternoon Tea & Art Workshop by Good Food Ireland Mayo

Adventure Brief

Discover a unique blend of creative art and traditional Irish fare in Mayo with Good Food Ireland’s Afternoon Tea & Acrylic Pour Workshop. Perfect for all skill levels, this hands-on experience invites you to savor homemade treats while crafting your own vibrant acrylic artwork.

4 hours

easy

From €68.17

Set against the lush backdrop of County Mayo’s rugged countryside, Good Food Ireland presents a unique convergence of culinary delight and creative expression with their Afternoon Tea & Acrylic Pour Workshop. Located at Greenway Lane Studio in Newport, this experience is far more than a typical workshop; it weaves local tradition into an interactive, sensory journey. Mayo is renowned for its striking landscapes—rolling hills, serene lakes, and Atlantic vistas—but here, the focus shifts indoors to a warm, inviting studio where food and art coalesce.

The workshop invites participants to engage with the craft of acrylic pour painting, a hands-on, fluid art technique that encourages imagination and spontaneity. No prior experience in art is needed—expert guidance ensures that everyone from novices to seasoned creators can produce a vibrant, personalized piece. While paint flows and colors swirl, guests are treated to a selection of homemade fare that echoes the rich culinary heritage of Ireland. Delicate pastries, scones baked fresh on site, finger sandwiches featuring local ingredients like Achill smoked salmon, and a lineup of classic treats from mini Victoria sponge to iced lemon cake transform the afternoon into a feast for every sense.

Beyond the artistic and culinary offerings, what sets this experience apart is the emphasis on community. The intimate group setting, capped at 16, fosters conversation and connections among participants, turning the workshop into a social gathering infused with creativity and warmth. Situated in Newport, this inviting studio becomes a hub where local tradition meets individual expression, offering a distinct experience that complements Mayo’s outdoor adventures.

Good Food Ireland’s workshop stands out in the region’s outdoor recreation landscape because it celebrates culture in a hands-on, participatory way that enriches visitors’ appreciation of Mayo’s vibrant local identity. Whether you’re seeking a creative outlet or a relaxed afternoon sampling Irish flavors, this workshop crafts a memorable blend of place, process, and palate.

About Good Food Ireland

Good Food Ireland is a curated network and marketplace for Irish food experiences based in Drinagh, County Wexford. The organisation connects travellers with local producers, chefs and hospitality venues to offer bookable food tours, workshops and tastings across Ireland. Experiences range from coastal oyster farm visits and shucking demonstrations to hands-on cheesemaking, sourdough workshops, farm tours and classic afternoon tea services at established hotels.

Good Food Ireland works with generational producers, artisan food businesses and historic hotels to present authentic tasting and learning opportunities. Featured experiences include oyster farm tours in Mayo and Kerry, cheesemaking and heritage tours on the Aran Islands, farm visits and cookery school garden tours in Cork, and a variety of afternoon tea offerings at hotels and castles across several counties. Workshops and private tours provide small-group, experiential formats suited to food-focused travellers and local guests.

Booking information, experience descriptions and partner details are provided for each listed trip so guests can choose dates, locations and formats that suit their needs. Good Food Ireland emphasises transparency about hosts, locations and activity types, helping visitors select experiences that match dietary needs, accessibility and scheduling preferences.

For visitors seeking a taste of Ireland through producer-led visits, tasting sessions and hands-on food workshops, Good Food Ireland provides a searchable, county-organised catalogue of experiences and direct booking options through its listings. Contact details and the Drinagh, County Wexford headquarters are listed on the site for enquiries and group bookings. Listings are updated regularly with seasonal availability and partner information. Online.