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Spray Paint 'n' Sip: Urban Art Meets Evanston Fun - Chicago

Spray Paint 'n' Sip: Urban Art Meets Evanston Fun

Evanstoneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required; suitable for most age groups and abilities.

Overview

Native 312 Events offers a lively, hands-on street art experience in Evanston where you can learn spray paint techniques while enjoying a laid-back BYOB setting. Perfect for creatives of any skill level, this workshop blends instruction, art, and social fun just outside Chicago.

Spray Paint 'n' Sip: Urban Art Meets Evanston Fun

Adventure Tips

BYOB for a personalized experience

Bring your favorite drink to enhance the relaxed, social atmosphere during your spray paint session.

Wear clothes you don’t mind staining

Spray paints can be messy, so dress in layers or old clothes that can handle a bit of overspray.

Arrive early for instruction

The sessions start with a spray paint tutorial—being prompt helps you get the most out of the teaching time.

Water-based paints mean safe-usage

The non-toxic, water-based paint helps keep fumes minimal, making it suitable for adults, teens, and even families.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Common urban birds like pigeons and sparrows
  • Occasional sightings of deer in nearby green belts

History

Evanston has a long tradition as a progressive cultural hub, with an active arts community that supports local creatives and public art projects.

Conservation

Native 312 Events uses water-based paints to minimize environmental impact and promotes responsible disposal of materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Old clothes or apron

Essential

Protect your clothing from paint overspray during the session.

BYOB beverage

Bring your preferred drink to make the experience more enjoyable and social.

Comfortable shoes

Essential

You’ll be on your feet moving between painting stations during the workshop.

Camera or smartphone

Capture your artwork and moments with friends for sharing later.