How long does the session last?

Sessions are roughly 2–2.5 hours from arrival to final strokes; glazing and firing happen after the event.

Is pottery cost included?

Pottery cost is not included—check with Colour My Pot for piece pricing when booking.

Can we bring alcohol?

BYO alcohol is not permitted; complimentary chocolates and snacks are provided.

Will instructors help beginners?

Yes, instructors provide step-by-step guidance suitable for first-timers and experienced painters alike.

How do I get my finished piece?

The studio handles glazing and firing; they will advise you on pickup or shipping once pieces are ready.

Is the event suitable for all ages?

Minimum age wasn’t specified; contact the studio directly to confirm any age restrictions or family-friendly sessions.

Paint and Pose: Valentine's Date Night at Colour My Pot in Cleveland | Paint and Sip | Workshop

Valentine's Date Night at Colour My Pot is a two-hour creative workshop held in Cleveland, Queensland, offering couples a relaxed, hands-on pottery painting experience. Located at 6/39 Middle St, Cleveland QLD 4163, the studio sets up long communal tables under warm lights, stocked with paints, brushes and ready-to-paint bisque ware. The evening is built around choice: follow step-by-step instructions to recreate a display piece or invent your own design, then leave your work with the studio for glazing and kiln-firing so you take home a finished keepsake later.

The scene is intimate but sociable — small groups of two are seated within a larger session capped at 48 people — creating a lively, supportive atmosphere that’s equal parts date night and craft class. Key features include the display pieces available as templates, glazing and firing included in the fee, complimentary chocolates and snacks, and an array of tools to push color, texture and mood. Pottery cost is not included, and BYO alcohol is not permitted; guests should plan to arrive ready to paint and to enjoy light refreshments provided.

Colour My Pot stands out in Cleveland for offering an indoor, hands-on cultural counterpoint to the town’s coastal recreation. After a day on Moreton Bay or a sunset walk along the point, this workshop gives visitors a chance to slow down, use their hands and leave with a personalized piece of the visit. The studio’s kilns and glazing process also offer a small but authentic glimpse into ceramic craft — visitors learn basic surface techniques that transform a plain piece into a vivid object.

Practical notes: sessions run about 2–2.5 hours, check in at the studio address, group sizes can be large so book ahead if you want a quieter table. Wear clothes that can handle paint splashes; the staff supplies aprons but ceramics glaze can stain. The finished work will be collected by the studio for firing and you’ll arrange pickup or shipping afterward.

Bring curiosity; the instructors expect first-timers and guide every step, so couples of mixed skill levels can participate without pressure. If you’re visiting from out of town, pair the evening with a tide walk at Cleveland Point Reserve or an early dinner along the esplanade to make the most of the bayside setting. Book online to secure seats—Valentine's events fill fast—and treat the finished piece as a souvenir that will remind you of the evening’s conversations, colors and the hands-on time you spent together.