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A two-hour, beginner-friendly paint-and-sip at The Globe, 43 High St, Stonehouse—create 'Jenny the Jellyfish' with all materials provided and a calming art coach. Perfect for a midweek creative reset after a day of exploring Gloucestershire.
A two-hour, beginner-friendly paint-and-sip at The Globe, 43 High St, Stonehouse—create 'Jenny the Jellyfish' with all materials provided and a calming art coach. Perfect for a midweek creative reset after a day of exploring Gloucestershire.
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Operated by Paint Pot Parties · Tewkesbury, England
Paint and Sip Night at The Globe, Stonehouse (The Globe, 43 High St, Stonehouse GL10 2NG) is a beginner-friendly, two-hour art workshop tucked into a walkable High Street in Gloucestershire near Tewkesbury. Over a weekday evening—23.04.26, 7–9pm—participants are guided step-by-step through a playful 'Jenny the Jellyfish' painting by a calming art coach. All materials are provided, so you arrive ready to paint, relax, and leave with a finished canvas. The experience centers on a simple, meditative creative loop: brief instruction, hands-on painting, and gentle feedback in a small-group setting that encourages experimentation rather than perfection. The Globe’s interior becomes a social studio, laid out with easels, acrylics, and a premium setup that keeps your palette bright and tidy. For visitors who pair outdoor days with indoor evenings, this kind of creative closure—moving from hiking or riverside walks into a quiet, focused craft—makes for a complete local escape. What makes this a standout local offering is the pairing of accessible art instruction with an authentic village venue. The High Street location places you within easy reach of regional walking routes, historic lanes, and the broader Tewkesbury area for overnight stays. The class is open to ages 12 and up, which makes it a flexible option for families with teens, friends on a midweek outing, or solo travelers seeking low-pressure social time. Key scene features: a compact pub-room studio at The Globe; rows of canvases and paint stations; a subject painting of a stylized jellyfish that emphasizes color blending and flowing brushwork. Unique elements include the tactile feel of wet acrylic on canvas and the comforting rhythm of guided brushstrokes that suit stressed or distracted minds. Practical points: sessions run about two hours, advance booking is recommended through the referral link, and the event is explicitly beginner friendly. Bring no prior art skills—just a willingness to try— and expect to stand or sit for short bursts while you work. This workshop is a small but meaningful part of the local recreation scene: it offers a low-impact, creative evening alternative that complements outdoor pursuits and local hospitality. It’s also a reliably social way to connect with locals and visitors, build a memento to take home, and practice a new skill without pressure. If your visit to Gloucestershire includes a stretch of countryside or a riverside walk, closing the day with paint and conversation at The Globe is an unexpectedly rewarding choice. Arrive early to claim a preferred seat near the window or heater, consider pairing the session with a High Street stroll, and treat your finished piece as a conversation starter that preserves a simple, hands-on memory from your trip. It’s ideal for people seeking gentle creativity after a day outdoors or evening relaxation.
easy.
2 hours.
Minimal fitness required; participants will sit or stand for short periods and do light arm movements.
No—sessions are beginner friendly and guided step-by-step by an art coach; all materials are provided.
The session is open to ages 12 and up, as listed in the event details.
The scheduled duration is two hours (7–9pm for the listed date).
Meeting point is The Globe, 43 High St, Stonehouse GL10 2NG—look for the pub entrance on High Street.
No supplies are necessary; everything needed to paint 'Jenny the Jellyfish' is included in the ticket price.
Yes—participants leave with their finished canvas at the end of the session.
Stonehouse and the broader Tewkesbury area sit in Gloucestershire, a region known for medieval towns and historic sites; Tewkesbury is notable for its medieval abbey and role in the 15th-century Battle of Tewkesbury.
Choose public transport or walk along the High Street to reduce car use; pack out any rubbish and allow venue staff to manage recyclables.
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.
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