Spend 2–2.5 hours painting with guided instruction and a curated wine tasting in Costa Mesa. This beginner-friendly studio session supplies canvases, brushes and aprons — just bring your ID and a taste for creative fun.
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Step inside a bright studio on a cool Costa Mesa evening: canvases on easels, a curated flight of two wines waiting on a long table, and 80s music that dares you to sing along while you mix color. The room hums with focused conversation and the quiet clack of brushes — an approachable art class that turns a night out into a hands-on creative session.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most fitness levels as the activity is seated or standing at an easel
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History
Costa Mesa evolved from agricultural fields and flower farms into a cultural hub; the Segerstrom Center and local galleries helped catalyze the city’s arts scene.
Conservation
Studios typically use water-based acrylics and provide controlled cleanup to limit chemical runoff; guests are encouraged to drink responsibly and use designated parking or rideshares.
Reserve your spot on the Premier Paint Wine Experience in Costa Mesa today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid ID
All attendees must be 21+; bring government-issued ID to check in.
Dress for paint
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on or use the provided apron; acrylics are water-based but stain fabrics.
Plan safe transport
Two complimentary wine samples are included; arrange a designated driver or rideshare for the trip home.
Arrive on time
Sessions follow a set timeline—arriving late can mean missed instructions and less painting time.
Government-issued photo ID
Required for check-in and proof of age (21+).
Comfortable clothes you can paint in
Wear clothes that allow movement and that you won’t mind protecting from paint splashes.
Payment card or cash
For purchasing additional drinks or tips for the instructor.
Phone or small camera
To photograph your finished piece and the studio setup.