What time should I check in?

Check in inside the Gift Shop 10 minutes prior to your workshop start time and present your receipt.

Is any painting experience required?

No, the projects are beginner-friendly and Chelsea provides step-by-step guidance for all skill levels.

Are materials included in the ticket price?

Yes — all canvases, paints, brushes and palettes are provided with your ticket.

Is alcohol served at the event?

No — only one zerø-proof cocktail is included per guest and no alcohol is served at this event.

In Bloom Spring Paint N' Sip Workshop in Oshawa | Paint and Sip | Workshop

Q: What is the refund policy?

Please note there are no refunds; bookings are final.

In Bloom: Spring Paint N' Sip Workshop brings a convivial floral painting evening to the Carriage House in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Hosted by Crafted. and guided by Chelsea, the 2.5-hour session pairs step-by-step instruction with a seasonal zerø‑proof cocktail and all painting materials included. No prior experience is required; class projects are specifically designed so beginners complete a confident floral composition by the end of the night. Inside the bright workspace long tables are arranged with canvases, acrylics, brushes and palettes, and the atmosphere encourages conversation and playful experimentation. Chelsea leads simple demonstrations — blocking in shapes, layering color and adding highlights — then circulates to offer personalized tips to help everyone succeed. Tickets include one mocktail; no alcohol is served and each guest receives one included beverage to complement the spring color palette. The workshop is wheelchair accessible, has a minimum age of 14, and caps attendance at 40 to keep instruction intimate. Check in inside the Gift Shop ten minutes before start time; parking on-site is limited, additional neighborhood parking and paid hospital lots are nearby, and carpooling is encouraged. Please note there are no refunds; bookings are final so arrive prepared and ready to paint. The floral theme draws on early spring palettes — soft greens, buttery yellows and coral accents — that read bright under gallery lights and teach useful color mixing strategies. For visitors, the event offers a short creative detour from walking trails and cafes in Oshawa and makes for an easy date night, group outing or solo creative recharge. Practical tips: wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on, bring a small reusable tote for your finished canvas, and pick a seat near Chelsea if you prefer more hands-on guidance. Check in is at the Carriage House Gift Shop; plan to arrive early to sign in and settle before brushes hit canvas. The session lasts about 2.5 hours, supplies are provided, one mocktail is included, and guests leave with a completed painting and new techniques they can build on. Accessibility, compact class size and the focus on zerø-proof beverages make this a welcoming spring offering that highlights approachable creativity in Oshawa’s cultural calendar. What sets this workshop apart is the pairing of floral subject matter with mocktail service, an inclusive twist that shifts attention from alcohol to color and company, making creative risk-taking easier. Whether you are a local looking for a short spring activity or a visitor wanting a memorable evening, plan for a relaxed, guided class, arrive ten minutes early to check in at the Gift Shop, bring a camera for finished work photos, and consider carpooling to ease parking. Reserve early; tickets sell out quickly for these seasonal evenings. Arrive ready to create.