Watercolour + Wine Night: Unleash your creativity with a splash of colour

Join The Ladder on 19 May for a truly unique and delightful experience: Watercolour + Wine Night. Hosted by local artist Dayna-Gay Tate, this event promises an evening filled with laughter, art and, of course, the finest wines.

It’s the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of watercolour painting while enjoying a glass (or two) of delicious wine. And for those who prefer a non-alcoholic option, it will be available too.

Photo: Dayna-Gay Tate

Step into a beautiful space adorned with vibrant hues and an infectious atmosphere of joy and creativity. Dayna-Gay Tate, an accomplished artist, will be your guide through this artistic adventure.

While this isn’t a formal art lesson or workshop, you’ll receive a basic introduction to watercolour to get you started. Dayna-Gay will provide a brief demonstration, teaching aids, inspirational images and guidance along the way.

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But Watercolour + Wine Night is not just about the art; it’s about creating a memorable experience. The focus is not solely on drinking but rather on appreciating the unique local wines and allowing your creativity to flourish in a playful and relaxed environment.

While the restaurant will be closed during the event, a light snack will be provided. Additionally, you’re welcome to bring your own snacks to enjoy while you paint and mingle with fellow art enthusiasts. It’s the perfect occasion to both nourish your soul and satisfy your taste buds.

Photo: Dayna-Gay Tate

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary night of painting, wine and laughter. Watercolour + Wine Night at The Ladder promises to be an experience you won’t soon forget.

Details:

• Location: 136 Bree St, City Centre
• Date: Friday, 19 May
• Time: 6:30pm
• Tickets: quicket.co.za

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Written by Jules Keohane for Cape {town} Etc.

Feature Image: Dayna-Gay Tate