Paint N Cheers

I've walked by Paint N' Cheers (PNC) several times (when heading to The Press) and it never even caught my eye (my peripheral vision is trash, it seems). A recent work team building thing brought me here, and I got to experience the whole thing (minus the "N' Cheers" part, because, you know... work event, so we were just there for the "Paint" part).The painting instructor dude (I looked him up, his name is Adam) made the whole experience. Like, imagine that you're being guided in the painting process by Bob Ross, where he's telling you to just go with the flow, and that mistakes can be easily fixed. But now imagine that Bob Ross is also maybe a little high, and chock-full of bawdy innuendos, crass jokes (double entendres from start-to-finish). He was deadpan in his delivery, which made it funnier. I dunno if he's like that during every session, but if he is, then consider this a warning: this may not be your jam if you're kind of a pearl-clutcher about profanity and adult humor. Not that it's bad to be sensitive to those things (despite my "pearl-clutcher" comment). Just be aware that it may be a package deal.My only issue was that some of the instructions at the beginning were vague. It resulted in me not using certain brushes until the end, and I was kinda annoyed knowing the first part could have been done better if that was communicated earlier; if I had known at the beginning what he explained about 85% of the way through, I would have been much happier with the final product. Also, the music selection was fantastic. There was one song that I heard that I was like "yoo this is bangin'!" I looked it up, found it, but then forgot to save it to my playlist, and now I don't know the name of the band, and I've been sad about it ever since. I probably won't ever put up what I painted though... Because it's not just my parents that are perpetually disappointed with me.

Super excited for this painting activity. The location is in a busy artsy neighborhood. So the parking is a problem. I suggest arriving early to get a spot. I was running alittle behind but was able to secure a unpaid spot around the corner. Walking up to the entrance was alittle dicey as I didn't know which door to open or which direction to go upon entering. Once inside, I was greeted quickly and offered a mimosa. The actual painting area was pretty small and finding a seat for (3) alittle tricky.. again arrive early for seating. My party of three kinda watched what others were doing and followed suit as far as getting apron, paint and setting up brushes. Once the facilitator arrived she was bubbly and patient helping everyone get started. I can't say I'm the best painter but the atmosphere was lively and fun. It was a good time with the girls and I look forward to going back with hubby!

Super fun experience! Vibe was great and I had lots of laughs. I was disappointed in the instructors teaching. Im an artist so I didnt expect it to be difficult, but it was. BUT I still had fun and the instructor fun!

A steady 5 star rating is the norm for this place and for the most part I can see why. However, there were 4 of us who thought it would a be different and fun activity for adults. It was upbeat with the music and the energy projected by Adam. The reason I did not give it 5 stars is because, while sadly, it is the norm in our society and doesn't faze most people under a certain age, it shouldn't be assumed that just because it is adults and regardless of their age, using the "f-word" and other profanity throughout his presentation wouldn't offend anyone. Additionally, it was very uncomfortable listening to a song which consistently repeated a crass nickname for a female body part. The only other thing was that it is a small space and you're very close to people sitting beside you. I would definitely recommend this as a fun activity to try, but I would also add a disclaimer with my recommendation.

just nowNEWMy friends and I were going to celebrate a birthday here. One of them was positive for COVID 24 hours before, so we asked to reschedule. Instead of politely rescheduling, Adam refunded us with an extremely rude message saying "Do not buy tickets to my event ever again. Everyone has COVID." I understand small businesses have been struggling, but there's no need to be extremely rude when sickness is out of our control. Don't worry, Adam. We won't be coming to your business ever in the future.

We absolutely love Paint N Cheers! We have been around 10 times now, and have an amazing time every single time we go. Adam is hilarious and encouraging, the vibe is always light and fun, and there is a good selection of drink options. There are definitely different levels of painting options available, which is nice. While our paintings never look like the work of a master, we have a great time and enjoy the creativity!

Adam was funny and his humor really made the evening more fun. I have ZERO artistic skills in my body and I was a bit concerned my painting would look terrible but his instructions were good and everything turned out alright. Space was a bit tight but besides that, I have no other complaints and would definitely do it again!

Had such a good time with my cousins Sunday afternoon. Good instruction and $1 mimosas. . Believe me you don't have to have artistic ability. We started with lunch/brunch at the Press cafe next door. I would recommend both.

This is a perfect place for a girls day or night! I went on Sunday for Bottomless Mimosas and Painting! It is great for you and your BFF or a whole group! Today there was three of us that went and we just so happen to have been the only ones there (first time this has happened normally the classes are full). With it being just us they treated us like queens! They went above and beyond to make this a great experience! Being strong teachers when we had messed up and got us on track or just jamming out to the music as we all painted!! I recommend this to everyone! This is my 4th time and my group are already planning a trip back soon! Plus the cost for the class is cheap, long with the drinks! You can not beat it!

We've been twice and both times we had a great time and the 2nd time they accommodated my group of 7 with chairs waiting for us.