What ages is the workshop for?

The session is designed for children aged 6–12; activities and instruction are tailored to that age range.

Is this a drop-off class?

No. Parents or guardians are required to stay on site for the duration of the workshop.

Are materials included?

Yes—acrylic paints, canvases, cupcake bases, icing, and toppings are provided as part of the session.

How long is the workshop?

The workshop lasts approximately 1.5 hours, with painting first and cupcake decorating afterward.

Can you accommodate food allergies?

Yes—notify organizers when booking so they can modify toppings and reduce cross-contact where possible.

How do I book a spot?

Reserve through the provided referral link; weekend slots and school-holiday sessions tend to fill quickly.

Junior Paint & Pudding: Cupcakes - Cupcake Art Workshop in Tewkesbury | Workshop | Paint and Sip

At The Watson Hall in Tewkesbury, England, Junior Paint & Pudding: Cupcakes turns an ordinary afternoon into a sticky-fingered celebration of color and cake. This artist-led workshop for children aged 6–12 pairs a guided acrylic painting session with a decorate-your-own cupcake station; participants create a small canvas cupcake painting and then recreate their designs on real cakes using icing, sprinkles, and toppings. The session lasts about 1.5 hours and supplies are included, making it an easy booking for families who want structured creative time without the cleanup. A friendly artist walks the group step by step through composition, color mixing, and brush techniques adapted for young hands, so even first-time painters leave proud of a bright, finished piece. After the paints come down, tables are cleared for the pudding portion: child-sized cupcakes, piping bags, and an array of sprinkles let kids translate two-dimensional ideas into edible versions. Parents are asked to remain on site during the workshop; organizers provide free hot drinks for adults waiting in the hall. The Watson Hall sits within walking distance of Tewkesbury’s historic center, where the medieval abbey and the River Avon offer easy post-class strolls. That proximity makes this workshop a convenient fit for a family day out: drop in for paint and cake, then explore the town’s cobbled streets or riverside paths. The venue’s community-hall scale keeps groups intimate and inclusive, and the mix of art instruction with hands-on baking makes this more than a craft class—it’s a tactile lesson in creativity, confidence, and following a process from sketch to finished product. Practical notes for booking: the workshop is designed for ages 6–12, runs approximately 1.5 hours, and is not a drop-off session. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little icing on, and plan to stay nearby while your child paints. The experience is an ideal rainy-day alternative to outdoor activities, and it’s especially well suited for creative kids, birthday groups, or caregivers seeking a short, supervised arts experience. Beyond the canvas, Junior Paint & Pudding supports small-scale community programming in Tewkesbury by pairing local artist instruction with accessible family-friendly fare. It’s an approachable, hands-on way to introduce children to painting techniques and basic decorating skills while making memories that last longer than the leftover frosting. Families praise the balance of instruction and freedom: children follow a plan but can personalize colors and decorations. The instructor-to-child ratio stays attentive, with drying racks for canvases and hygienic disposable decorating kits for cupcakes. Book via the referral link to reserve one of the weekend sessions; spots fill fast during school holidays. Whether local or visiting the Cotswolds, this compact workshop pairs well with an afternoon tea or a short walk by the River Avon.

About Paint Pot Parties

Paint Pot Parties is a creative events company based at The Old Kennels in England. The business runs guided painting workshops, pop-up art nights, family sessions and seasonal specials hosted at restaurants, theatres, studios and outdoor venues across the region. Events include family paint and picnic mornings, Paint & Pudding evenings, Paint & Pizza nights, Paint & Sip workshops, kids’ pumpkin and Halloween sessions, decoupage skull workshops, Barre & Brushstrokes and themed community pop-ups.

Workshops are led by experienced artists and therapeutic art coaches, with several sessions explicitly guided by art coach Brydie. Many events are described as suitable for all skill levels and include clear instruction, stencil or traceable options, and supplied materials where noted. Public pop-ups have taken place at venues such as Cotswold Lounge (Chipping Norton), Gupshill Manor (Tewkesbury), Stroud Brewery, Cattivo (Cirencester), Rose & Crown (Redmarley), The Globe (Stonehouse), Brasserie Blanc (Cheltenham), Dunkertons Park, Swan Theatre (Worcester), Topoly's (Gloucester), The Plough (Prestbury), Norton Grounds and other local establishments named in event listings.

Paint Pot Parties programs combine social dining and painting — for example, workshops paired with pizza, bruschetta, brunch or seasonal puddings — and occasional performance-led evenings like the Drag Arty Party. Tickets are offered per event, often with limited availability, and the company promotes engaging, accessible creative experiences for families, friends and community groups.

Booking information and dates are provided per event, and many nights are hosted in partnership with local restaurants, bars, galleries and community clubs. Attendees can expect social atmospheres, step-by-step instruction, and take-home artworks at the end often.