How long is the session?

The workshop runs about two hours.

Is the cocktail included?

Each ticket includes one cocktail or mocktail as noted in the event listing.

Do I need prior painting experience?

No experience required; the instructor gives step-by-step guidance suitable for beginners.

Are materials provided?

Yes—pots, paints, brushes, stencils, and aprons are supplied.

Is there an age limit?

Age limits are not specified in the listing; check the booking page or contact the host for details on minors.

What if I need to cancel?

Cancellation terms aren’t listed here—refer to your booking confirmation or the event provider for their policy.

Paint & Pour: Handpainted Flower Pots at Rosado Lounge, Tewkesbury

At Rosado Lounge in Tewkesbury, Craft & Cocktail Night: Handpainted Flower Pots turns a weekday evening into a practical creative session. For two hours you’ll learn simple ceramic-painting techniques from an artist, choose from stencils and brushes, and finish a handpainted terracotta pot ready for soil and seedlings. The event pairs playful making with a choice cocktail or mocktail, so it feels equal parts craft workshop and relaxed social hour. The setup is straightforward: tables laid out with clay pots, non-toxic paints, sealants, and a range of stencil designs. An experienced instructor guides the group through brush strokes, color blocking, and pattern placement, helping novices avoid common mistakes and teaching finishing touches that make a piece look intentional. Because the pottery is basic terracotta, the forms respond well to both freehand painting and masked designs; results are durable, portable, and very giftable. This is a standout evening in the local leisure scene because it marries hands-on creativity with convivial bar hospitality. Rosado Lounge provides the room, materials, and a friendly cocktail menu so the focus stays on making without logistical fuss. It’s a compact, high-value date-night option, a teammate-building outing for small groups, or a low-commitment way to make something original for your home or garden. Practicalities are simple: the session runs roughly two hours and suits adults of varied skill levels. Bring clothes you don’t mind a little paint on; the hosts supply aprons and all tools. Booking includes one cocktail or mocktail; additional drinks are usually available. If you’re shopping for a birthday treat or a creative alternative to a night at the pub, this class delivers a tangible take-home and an easygoing atmosphere. For visitors staying in town, the class slots neatly into an evening itinerary—finish a riverside walk, then warm up with a drink and decoration therapy. Local makers’ nights like this help diversify Tewkesbury’s after-dark options and spotlight small businesses that blend hospitality and craft. Whether you want to try painting for the first time or refine a casual hobby, Craft & Cocktail Night at Rosado Lounge is a short, satisfying creative experiment that leaves you with a finished pot, a new technique, and a light, sociable memory. Organizers emphasize low-waste supplies and water-based paints that are safe for indoor use and small gardens; a light sealant is applied or supplied with guidance so pots withstand light outdoor exposure. The class often attracts a mixed crowd—locals, visitors, couples, and colleagues—so expect friendly conversation and shared ideas. If you want to personalize further, consider bringing small plants or cuttings to try when you get home; painted pots look especially good with herbs and succulents. Advance booking is recommended; seats are limited to ensure attention and focus.