Do I need to have art experience?

No experience is necessary; all skill levels are welcome.

Are materials included?

Yes, all necessary art supplies are provided.

Can I take my artwork home?

Absolutely, your completed piece is yours to keep.

Is there an age limit?

Children and adults are welcome; specific age restrictions can be checked with the provider.

Expect some mess—wear clothes you don't mind staining and have fun.

Is prior booking required?

Yes, reservations are recommended to secure your spot.

Pastel Workshop | Workshop in Brooklyn |

Located in the bustling heart of New York, the Pastel Workshop offers a dynamic and colorful escape into artistic creation. This hands-on experience is perfect for those who want to tap into their creative side while enjoying a lively, interactive environment. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just curious to try something new, this workshop invites you to unleash your inner Picasso with vibrant pastel colors. The session encourages playful messiness—wear clothing that you don’t mind getting stained—as pigments wash away easily, leaving behind memories and maybe even a new artistic passion. Located amidst the vibrant streets of New York, the workshop stands out as a unique destination for both locals and travelers seeking a creative outlet in the city.

The workshop focuses on various pastel techniques, allowing participants to experiment with blending and layering in a relaxed setting. It's an excellent option for group outings, family activities, or solo creative endeavors. The instructors are experienced artists who foster an encouraging environment, making sure every participant leaves with new skills and a colorful piece of their own. The atmosphere buzzes with energy, and the variety of vibrant pigments ensures an engaging experience. Originating from a city known for its diverse cultural scene, this activity injects a splash of artistry into the urban fabric.

In addition to the fun, the workshop provides insight into color theory and composition, giving attendees a well-rounded artistic experience. After the session, many leave with not just a masterpiece but a fresh perspective on creativity itself. This activity’s accessibility makes it a perfect entry point for anyone interested in art or looking for a creative break from city life. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, the Pastel Workshop offers a bright, memorable way to spend a few hours in New York.

About Your New York Story

Your New York Story offers guided tours and curated experiences across New York City, with a focus on art, food, history, and bike excursions. The company presents a wide range of public and private options, including themed walking tours, culinary walks, cycling routes through Central Park and Brooklyn, and specialist tours such as Basquiat-focused walks and Grand Central Terminal explorations. Several experiences are delivered in French and English, and specific listings mention coordinated bus support and licensed bilingual guides for group travel.

The catalog includes signature experiences like Central Park à vélo, Central Park Biking Tour, Brooklyn Biking Tour, Brooklyn Street Art, and multiple food tours in Flushing and the Lower East Side. Art-focused offerings feature Basquiat private tours and guided visits that trace connections to the 1980s art scene. Family-friendly programs appear as theatrical scavenger hunts and interactive investigations at Grand Central Terminal. Custom Private Guided Tours enable tailored itineraries for visitors seeking a personalized schedule.

All trip titles supplied reflect a mix of English and French-language programming, seasonal specials such as Halloween scavenger hunts, and workshop-style activities including graffiti and pastel workshops. Booking details, pricing, and exact schedules vary by tour; interested visitors should consult the specific trip listing for availability, duration, and language. Your New York Story compiles focused local knowledge and themed itineraries to help visitors explore New York City's neighborhoods, landmarks, and cultural history.

Tours accommodate families, solo travelers, school groups, and corporate visits; each itinerary lists duration, meeting point, and language options upon request.