What is the minimum age to attend?

Minimum age is 16; participants under 18 must attend with a guardian unless otherwise approved by the studio.

Are materials and wine included?

Materials are provided and sessions typically include snacks and unlimited wine, though offerings may vary by date.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

ICONICA generally does not offer refunds; rebookings are permitted within established timeframes—contact the studio for specifics.

Do I need prior painting experience?

No prior experience is required; facilitators guide intuitive exercises that welcome all skill levels.

Is the venue accessible?

If you have mobility concerns, contact the studio ahead of time to discuss accommodations and access needs.

Can I book a private group session?

Yes, groups can request private sessions when available—book early to secure preferred dates.

PINTA - ALMA LIBRE: Paint, Wine & Freedom in Gràcia Barcelona

PINTA - ALMA LIBRE in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood is an unorthodox paint-and-sip experience that reframes art nights into something freer and more social. Located at Carrer de Verdi, 42, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelonatt, this three-hour session invites artists and newcomers aged sixteen and over to abandon rules and follow emotion, color and rhythm. Facilitators are practicing artists who guide prompts, music direction and playful exercises rather than technical correction, creating space for intuitive mark-making. Materials are provided and communal tables encourage conversation, cross-pollination of ideas and accidental collaborations. The setup includes a curated playlist, snacks and unlimited wine, plus an outdoor area for smokers to step away and assess drying canvases. What makes PINTA - ALMA LIBRE distinctive here is how it channels Gràcia’s independent character: low-rise streets, plazas alive with conversation and a neighborhood sensibility that prizes experimentation over polish. The experience works well for solo travelers wanting to meet locals, couples seeking an offbeat date, or groups celebrating in a creative way. Practical details matter: sessions last about three hours; refunds are uncommon but rebookings can be arranged within set timeframes. Participants under eighteen must attend with a guardian and everyone should bring valid ID for alcohol. Wear clothes you don’t mind staining; aprons are available but spills happen and are part of the process. For photographers focus on hands, brushstrokes, textured canvases and wide shots of the communal table. Nearby hidden gems include Plaça del Sol for people-watching and the independent cinemas and cafes along Carrer de Verdi. Expect urban wildlife like pigeons and house sparrows. Historically, Gràcia was an independent town until annexation by Barcelona in 1897, and that independence still shapes local culture. Respect the studio’s environmental practices: recycle cups, opt for eco-friendly paints when offered and minimize waste. PINTA - ALMA LIBRE is less about finished technique and more about letting energy move through color, making space for laughter, new friendships and an immediate, imperfect keepsake of a Barcelona evening spent creating together. Arrive fifteen to twenty minutes early to find a comfortable spot and to settle into the warm-up prompts. Facilitators encourage playful experimentation, so don’t worry about making something “good”—intention and presence matter more than precision. Snacks provided are simple bites intended to keep energy steady, and the wine offering varies by session. The atmosphere is inclusive and nonjudgmental, welcoming to different identities and skill levels. If mobility concerns apply, contact the studio ahead of time to discuss accommodations. Booking through the referral link provided guarantees a spot, and groups can request private sessions when available. Whether you come to vent, to celebrate or simply to try something different, this Gràcia evening offers an approachable creative outlet that captures the city’s spirit.