Our regular social get together, followed by a Christmas feast- super welcoming crowd of artists and crafters bring their current project to the studio and enjoy each others company, whilst encouraging each other along.

Painters, stitchers, drawers, patchworkers…. - everyone welcome.

Coffee and cake all morning included and a bring a plate xmas lunch 1pm til 3pm

$25AUD

This one-day workshop is designed using Kate's “flower to flower” approach to textile collage. You will be provided with beautifully curated textiles, threads, trims and treasures to create a pouch.

During the day, Kate will gently guide participants through a process that allows you to follow your heart and embrace the joy of fabric, needle and thread as you create.

If you have some favourite fabrics, trims or treasures that spark special memories for you, please bring them along too so that we can make your pouch especially special and meaningful! xxx

$290 aud

includes all materials, morning tea and lunch.

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

This workshop is for beginners, those wanting to refresh their practice of sumi-e or to progress their practice further.

Sumi-e, ink painting, is the traditional art form of Japan. In this workshop we will learn and practice the traditional method of brush stokes, posture and mindfulness necessary to produce a sumi-e painting. We shall revise and move through the “Four Gentlemen" (bamboo, orchid, plum and chrysanthemum), which give us our basic, necessary brush strokes and onto other traditionally Asian subjects.

Each person will move at their own guided pace as it is not the finished painting that is important but an understanding of technique, water and ink control, type of paper and the essential mindfulness necessary to produce, not the perfect representation of an object but the essence of it. Being able to understand the essence of a subject is vital to sumi-e.

“In sumi-e are the eloquent descriptions of the complex and infinite universe, while the blank space is equally eloquent with its silence of nothingness.” Motoi Oi in Brush Stokes of Sumi-e Painting 1963.

$250 AUD INCL ALL MATERIALS AND LUNCH

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Mindful Japanese art of golden ceramic mending to give new life to a damaged piece.

Kintsugi is a century-old Japanese craftwork where broken ceramic objects are pieced back together using lacquer and gold dust based on the philosophy of Wabi Sabi finding beauty in imperfection. The process transforms much loved, worn items into a beautifully crafted, new piece of art. It is a chance to live a more sustainable way and to rescue objects which would otherwise be discarded

In this relaxed workshop, you will learn the introductory technique of “Art Kintsugi” mending following 7 essential steps using modern accessible materials and bring home a piece of your own Kintsugi art.

Suitable for people over 18 and unsuitable if pregnant.

All materials are provided. Lunch will also be provided.

This workshop can take up to 4 and a half hours, please don’t plan anything straight after, if you leave early your piece won’t be finished. Same goes for arriving by 10 - super important for this workshop as there are lots of processes to get through at the same time as each other.

$249aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Mindful Japanese art of golden ceramic mending to give new life to a damaged piece.

Kintsugi is a century-old Japanese craftwork where broken ceramic objects are pieced back together using lacquer and gold dust based on the philosophy of Wabi Sabi finding beauty in imperfection. The process transforms much loved, worn items into a beautifully crafted, new piece of art. It is a chance to live a more sustainable way and to rescue objects which would otherwise be discarded

In this relaxed workshop, you will learn the introductory technique of “Art Kintsugi” mending following 7 essential steps using modern accessible materials and bring home a piece of your own Kintsugi art.

Suitable for people over 18 and unsuitable if pregnant.

All materials are provided. Lunch will also be provided.

This workshop can take up to 4 and a half hours, please don’t plan anything straight after, if you leave early your piece won’t be finished. Same goes for arriving by 10 - super important for this workshop as there are lots of processes to get through at the same time as each other.

$249aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Join us as we gather to create a unique slow stitched vessel using reclaimed textile waste. This slow, intentional and mindful workshop will encourage you to be present in the moment, focus simply on the process of making, and inspire you to expand your creativity while exploring materials in new ways.

Guided by award winning artist, weaver and maker Lou, this day of joyful creativity is designed for anyone looking to delve into the freedom and relaxation of slow stitching, from absolute beginners to more experienced makers.  With as little or as much instruction as you prefer, and as the materials combine with your stitching style, Lou will support you through the steps to make a beautiful, organically crafted vessel.

An environmental advocate, materials are sourced from a myriad of places, all of which are reclaimed, repurposed and saved from landfill. Workshop materials include: A wide variety of ready to stitch core strips with the option to create your own during the class, threads of varying colours, needles, embellishments, buttons and other decorative pieces. 

Including a delicious lunch, by the end of the day, you’ll leave with a uniquely stitched vessel, reduced your impact on the environment, explored your creativity in new and meditative ways, and shared in the joy of creating something completely individual.  Come along, unwind and discover something new from old. 

$300aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Join artist Louise Meuwissen to create your own embellished wearable work of art. This workshop celebrates the power of adornment, symbology, and personal expression.

In a friendly and relaxed environment, you will be guided in the creation of your design and learn bead embroidery techniques to create your own wearable art piece, using recycled vintage and contemporary materials from Louise’s collection. These materials have been thoughtfully gathered over time, and include glass and ceramic beads, pearls, semi-precious stones and crystals, Swarovski crystal, faceted glass and cut-crystal, velvets and silks, and other trinkets and treasures.

You will leave with a unique work of art which can be admired on the body, and on display.

Participants with all levels of experience are welcome and encouraged. No prior sewing experience necessary; whatever your perceived sewing skill or creative ability, you will leave with a treasure.

Everything you need to create your piece will be provided, including all materials.

Please feel free to bring your personal sewing kit or any materials you would like to include in your own work, if you would like.

Morning tea and lunch will be served.

$350aud

Artist Bio:
Louise Meuwissen works with textiles and found materials to make intricate embroidered paintings, sculptures and wearable art – transforming components of costume and dress into objects imbued with uncanny psychological and spiritual resonances. Her work employs DIY methodologies and craft techniques to blend post-consumer materials – high and low – with time, care, and attention. Meuwissen’s practice considers the complex individual and collective relationships we form with objects, and how they come to embody meaning and value; carry energetic, symbolic, and intellectual charge; and become anchors for thoughts and beliefs.  Her work is informed by adornment and decoration, and the fluxing of fashion –  underpinned by discarding and collecting, the interplay between labour and luxury, and environmental sustainability. Her practice considers the intangible, unknowable, and mortality, informed by eclectic research investigating devotion, the Sublime, hoarding, storytelling and mythology.

Louise Meuwissen specialises in developing and delivering craft-based workshops that celebrate our innate creativity, wholeheartedly believing that making is for everyone. Louise has worked with people of all ages and abilities, in small and large groups, and facilitates spaces that are fun, encouraging, warm and relaxed.She has delivered workshops with institutions such as The NGV, SIGNAL Arts, The Royal Melbourne Show, Craft Victoria, Wangaratta Art Gallery, Kingston Arts, Bunjil Place, and Bundoora Homestead Art Centre.

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Join artist Louise Meuwissen to create your own piece of 3d shibori. This workshop celebrates traditional crafting with a contemporary edge.

We will learn the process of 3d shibori, wherein fabric is permanently pressed into expansive shapes and textures.

Immerse yourself in the meditative experience of binding your design, and leave with a chic accessory (your choice of bag or scarf, pre-fabricated by Louise and ready to go), and a new skill that will take your up-cycling game to the next level.

Participants with all levels of experience are welcome and encouraged – no prior textile experience necessary. All materials provided.

Morning tea and lunch will be served.

Please note the images here are indicative of the 3d shibori techniques we will be learning, but these pieces differ slightly to what participants will have time to create on the day. Louise will be sure to share her tips and tricks for making larger works such as these, and you will leave with something practical and gorgeous!

$350aud

Artist Bio:
Louise Meuwissen works with textiles and found materials to make intricate embroidered paintings, sculptures and wearable art – transforming components of costume and dress into objects imbued with uncanny psychological and spiritual resonances. Her work employs DIY methodologies and craft techniques to blend post-consumer materials – high and low – with time, care, and attention. Meuwissen’s practice considers the complex individual and collective relationships we form with objects, and how they come to embody meaning and value; carry energetic, symbolic, and intellectual charge; and become anchors for thoughts and beliefs.  Her work is informed by adornment and decoration, and the fluxing of fashion –  underpinned by discarding and collecting, the interplay between labour and luxury, and environmental sustainability. Her practice considers the intangible, unknowable, and mortality, informed by eclectic research investigating devotion, the Sublime, hoarding, storytelling and mythology.

Louise Meuwissen specialises in developing and delivering craft-based workshops that celebrate our innate creativity, wholeheartedly believing that making is for everyone. Louise has worked with people of all ages and abilities, in small and large groups, and facilitates spaces that are fun, encouraging, warm and relaxed.She has delivered workshops with institutions such as The NGV, SIGNAL Arts, The Royal Melbourne Show, Craft Victoria, Wangaratta Art Gallery, Kingston Arts, Bunjil Place, and Bundoora Homestead Art Centre.

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

How do we hold emotions in our bodies? If you imagined holding happiness, hopes, fears, or tears in a vessel outside of your body, what might it look like?

Join artist Louise Meuwissen in exploring how we house our emotions, in a workshop celebrating craft-based artmaking as a generative and restorative practice for emotional wellbeing. This workshop celebrates the power of adornment, symbology, and personal expression.

Create your own soft sculpture, in the form of a small, lidded vessel for emotional holding, embellished with recycled vintage and contemporary beads and sequins from Louise’s collection.

In a friendly and relaxed environment, you will be introduced to Louise’s art practice and be guided through hand-sewing construction techniques and the principles of bead embroidery.

Participants will take home a precious object of beauty and sentiment.

Participants with all levels of experience are welcome and encouraged. No prior sewing experience necessary; whatever your perceived sewing skill or creative ability, you will leave with a treasure.

Everything you need to create your piece will be provided, including all materials.

Please feel free to bring your personal sewing kit or any materials of sentiment or significance, you would like to include in your own work, if you would like.

Please note, this is an emotionally gentle workshop, for personal reflection, with no expectation of group sharing.

Morning tea and lunch will be served.

$350aud

Artist Bio:
Louise Meuwissen works with textiles and found materials to make intricate embroidered paintings, sculptures and wearable art – transforming components of costume and dress into objects imbued with uncanny psychological and spiritual resonances. Her work employs DIY methodologies and craft techniques to blend post-consumer materials – high and low – with time, care, and attention. Meuwissen’s practice considers the complex individual and collective relationships we form with objects, and how they come to embody meaning and value; carry energetic, symbolic, and intellectual charge; and become anchors for thoughts and beliefs.  Her work is informed by adornment and decoration, and the fluxing of fashion –  underpinned by discarding and collecting, the interplay between labour and luxury, and environmental sustainability. Her practice considers the intangible, unknowable, and mortality, informed by eclectic research investigating devotion, the Sublime, hoarding, storytelling and mythology.

Louise Meuwissen specialises in developing and delivering craft-based workshops that celebrate our innate creativity, wholeheartedly believing that making is for everyone. Louise has worked with people of all ages and abilities, in small and large groups, and facilitates spaces that are fun, encouraging, warm and relaxed.She has delivered workshops with institutions such as The NGV, SIGNAL Arts, The Royal Melbourne Show, Craft Victoria, Wan

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Still Life painting class with Kate Vella for intermediate using acrylic paints.

Working from life you will delve into depicting carefully chosen subjects and create interesting compositions using seasonal flowers, fruits, vintage and antique china.

During this structured class Kate will discuss and explore with the participants the still life genre and demonstrate step by step how to complete their own original artwork using acrylics in a contemporary style.

This is a small class of maximum 12 students. Suitable for those that have some painting experience.

Everything will be supplied for this workshop - paints, brushes, palettes, canvas….. Just bring yourself.

Lunch will be provided to nourish you and keep you going. 

Estimated finish time is 4pm

If booking multiple places, please provide full names of all participants in extra info box at time of booking.

$335.00 aud

Join me for a creative, soul-nourishing art class where still life meets abstract expression.
In this hands-on session, I’ll guide you through my unique process of transforming everyday objects into intuitive, contemporary artworks. You’ll learn simple collage techniques, explore layered papers, and discover how to bring depth, colour and emotion into your own still life pieces.

***  If you have a special object — a tea cup, a small little kettle, something meaningful from a loved one like a bowl or vase — you’re warmly invited to bring it along. These personal items often bring a deeper emotional connection to the artwork and make the experience even more powerful.

Perfect for beginners and experienced creatives alike — these classes are relaxed, inspiring, and designed to help you slow down, trust your instincts, and create something beautifully unexpected.

All your materials will be provided as will morning tea and lunch.

$320 aud

ARTIST BIO
Holly Eva

Holly Eva is a contemporary Australian artist known for her intuitive abstract paintings and minimalist still lifes. With 20 years of painting experience and 15 years of teaching, Holly brings a grounded creative wisdom to her work, blending colour, shape and collage to explore the quiet beauty found in everyday life.

Her exhibitions have appeared across Sydney and the South Coast, with features on Channel 9’s The Block, My Kitchen Rules, Selling Houses Australia, and in Belle Magazine. Her collectors include public figures, creatives and art lovers across Australia.

Holly’s workshops are a unique blend of creativity, connection and intuition. As participants paint, she guides them not only through technique but also through the emotional layers that often rise during the creative process. Before each workshop, Holly writes intuitive “creative download” messages and places them into a message jar. At the end of the session, each person selects one—an experience that, more often than not, aligns perfectly with what they needed to hear.

Her teaching style is warm, nurturing and deeply supportive, offering a space for people to create, reflect, and reconnect with themselves through art. The canvas size will be 40 x 50cm all paints and materials included.

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Saturday 2nd May 2026

Fleur Woods Contemporary Stitch Sampler One Day Workshop

Join Contemporary Fibre Artist & Author of The Untamed Thread, Fleur Woods for a joyful day of modern embroidery.

Learn Stitches, explore working with different threads and create your own Contemporary Stitch Sampler with Fleur in her favourite spot, Green Door Studios.

This one day workshop is a wonderful opportunity to learn a handful of my favourite stitches, tips & techniques.

Play with different threads to explore their effects, practice beading and embellishment to create your own unique sampler on Fleur's beautiful hand painted linen and using Fleur's hand dyed wools and beautiful curated, generous supplies.

You'll go home with a new perspective on creating with stitch, tips and techniques to use and plenty of supplies and resources to continue your stitch journey.

This workshop suits anyone who would like to learn to stitch or explore how to be freer and more creative with embroidery.

Everything will be supplied for you including morning tea and a delicious lunch.

$400aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Still Life painting class with Kate Vella for intermediate using acrylic paints.

Working from life you will delve into depicting carefully chosen subjects and create interesting compositions using seasonal flowers, fruits, vintage and antique china.

During this structured class Kate will discuss and explore with the participants the still life genre and demonstrate step by step how to complete their own original artwork using acrylics in a contemporary style.

This is a small class of maximum 12 students. Suitable for those that have some painting experience.

Everything will be supplied for this workshop - paints, brushes, palettes, canvas….. Just bring yourself.

Lunch will be provided to nourish you and keep you going. 

Estimated finish time is 4pm

If booking multiple places, please provide full names of all participants in extra info box at time of booking.

$325.00aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Due to popularity we are so pleased to repeat this workshop.

Anna is a Melbourne-based textile artist who works from her home studio creating whimsical, nature-inspired pieces under the name Lalou and Boo. Her work blends fabric, embroidery, embellishment, and illustration, with a focus on mindful hand-stitching and a deep love of the creative process.

In this workshop, Anna will guide you through the of making a stunning botanical brooch using silk, velvet, wire and beads. Your brooch will be soft and sculptural – inspired by old-world florals but with a fresh, contemporary feel. You’ll learn how to shape and stitch petals, embellish with beads, add embroidery and sculpt leaves with wirework so your piece has gentle movement, texture and life.

You will have the freedom to choose whether you want to create a single floral specimen brooch, or a posey of rosehips. Both designs are magnificent pieces of wearable art, sure to make a unique statement whenever you wear them.

This is a relaxed, creative class where you’ll be guided step-by-step, but still have the freedom to explore your own style and colour choices.

All materials are provided, including:
– lengths of silk

- hand-dyed silk velvets
– sculpting wire
– seed and Czechoslovakian faceted glass beads
– embroidery and metallic threads
– floristry tape

- brooch pin with safety clasp

Please bring a sewing kit including fabric scissors, pins and needles. Some beginner level sewing experience is recommended.

Morning tea and lunch will be served.

$295aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Due to popilarity we are delighted to welcome Anna back to repeat this workshop.

Anna is a Melbourne-based textile artist who works from her home studio creating whimsical, nature-inspired pieces under the name Lalou and Boo. Her work blends fabric, embroidery, embellishment and illustration, with a focus on mindful hand-stitching and a deep love of the creative process.

Enjoy a day being surrounded by sumptuous silks, glass beads, vintage brass charms and slow stitching as Anna teaches you to make your own divine embroidered silk bracelet.

You will be guided through the bracelet construction and then Anna will help you to design a beautifully balanced piece which represents your own creative expression, combining embroidery, beading and couching. Even the simplest design elements can create the most beautiful piece of jewellery.

Anna has an exquisite collection of dyed silks, old enamel-painted charms, and other embellishing materials which she will bring along for you to use.

All materials are provided, including:

– lengths of silk and stabiliser

- twisted chord

- embroidery threads, French floss and textured yarns

- seed beads, sequins and Czechoslovakian faceted glass beads

- hand-dyed silk velvets

- a selection of vintage brass charms and other foraged treasures for creating a personal bracelet design

Please bring a sewing kit including fabric scissors, pins and needles if you have one. Some beginner level sewing experience is recommended.

Morning tea and lunch will be served.

$295aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Art With Mother Nature: Botanical Wall Hanging Workshop

Immerse yourself  in a day of relaxation where you create hand in hand with Mother Nature.  This slow and mindful workshop will encourage you to be present in the moment, enjoy the process of making and inspire you to expand your creativity while using natural materials. 

Guided by Lou, award winning artist, weaver and maker, this day of joyful creativity is designed for anyone looking to delve into the calm of making and weaving, from absolute beginners to more experienced makers. With as little or as much instruction as you prefer, and as the materials combine with your creative style, Lou will support you through the steps to make a beautiful, organically created wall art.

An environmental advocate, Lou sources her leaves, twigs, seed pods, driftwood, feathers, branches and grasses sustainably from the Sapphire Coast of NSW where she resides and works. Using only natural plant fibres, to bind and tie your materials, your unique artwork will be glue and plastic free, which in time, may be safely and sustainably composted.

Including a delicious lunch, by the end of the day, you’ll leave with a stunning wall hanging ready to display in your home — one that carries the beauty of Mother Nature and the joy of having made it yourself. Come along, unwind, and create something truly unique from nature’s gifts.

$300aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page

Birds Lovers: Painting Australian Birds & Flora with Acrylics
with Julie Lynch One-Day Workshop

Join us for a vibrant, joy-filled workshop where colour, character, and creativity take centre stage. Guided by celebrated artist Julie Lynch, you’ll explore the expressive world of Australian birds and native flora through bold shapes, lively mark-making, and Julie’s signature graphic style.

This one-day immersive experience invites artists of all levels—curious beginners to seasoned creators—to relax, play, and paint your way into a world of personality-packed parrots, cockatoos, lorikeets, and more.  

What to Expect:

• Guided Instruction
Enjoy personalised, hands-on guidance as Julie leads you step-by-step—from understanding composition and colour play to creating a balanced, expressive artwork with a native bird as the star.

• Acrylic Mastery
Dive into layering techniques, confident colour mixing, building vibrancy and depth, and exploring impasto and mark-making to give your paintings flair, texture, and presence.

• Compositional Confidence
Learn how to develop strong, compelling arrangements featuring birds nestled among native botanicals, using shape, colour, pattern, and rhythm to bring your canvas to life.

• Personality & Playfulness
Discover Julie’s methods for infusing charm, attitude, and character into your bird portraits—those little touches that make each artwork uniquely yours.

• All-Inclusive Setup
All paints, brushes, palettes, canvases, and studio equipment are provided, so you can fully immerse yourself in the creative process without stress.

• Creative Community
Connect with fellow art lovers in Green Door’s warm, supportive studio environment—where ideas spark, creativity flows, and friendships form.

• Refreshment Breaks
Enjoy a delicious morning tea and lunch to keep you fuelled and inspired throughout your creative day.

Whether you're stepping into a solo artistic adventure or making it a colourful day out with a friend, this workshop offers a beautifully guided journey into expressive acrylic painting—and the joy of celebrating Australia’s extraordinary birdlife.

"There’s nothing quite like painting a bird with personality. Their colour, their charm, their attitude—it all comes alive with a little boldness and a lot of play." — Julie Lynch

Materials Provided:
Paint, brushes, palette knives, canvases, palettes, and all painting materials.

What to Bring:
Wear clothing you’re happy to get paint on, plus a painter’s shirt, smock, or apron. You may also bring disposable gloves if you prefer. If you have your own brushes or palette knives, feel free to bring them (labelled), though there’s no need to purchase anything new—Julie will introduce the tools she loves and uses daily.

Morning tea and lunch provided. 

All materials provided: Paint, paint brushes, palette knives, canvases and, painting materials.

$280.00aud

nb Usual small print applies. We are unable to offer a refund or exchange should you book and then become unavailable to attend. You can happily give your place to a friend. Please respect the small nature of our business and that of the artists we are booking to bring you these events and opportunities. We appreciate your understanding.

Check our full terms and conditions on our ‘About Us’ page