Host the party everyone’s talking about
Gather your ladies. Pour the wine. I’ll bring the rest.
At my Art & Sip parties, the experience is everything.
We don’t follow a tutorial or copy a painting. We play. We laugh. We reconnect with that carefree version of ourselves that made art for fun—not for approval.
Whether you're gathering old friends or meeting new ones, it’s a different kind of night out—and the easiest party you’ll ever host.
Hosting is the Best Way to Attend
Every Art & Sip party happens in someone’s home—and hosting is the best way to guarantee your seat.
If you’ve got a table, some chairs, and a few appetizers, you’re halfway there. I bring everything else: aprons, drop cloths, paint, palettes, brushes, and more.
Worried about space or cleanup? We’ll choose the right paint and layout for your home. It’s easier (and cleaner!) than you think.
A great group size is 12–15 people.
Don’t have a full list? I have over 50 fabulous ladies on my invite list who’d love to join.
$35 per guest — includes art supplies, guidance, and a pressure-free creative night.
Want an invite instead?
Not ready to host but want to attend a party? Join the list!
When someone opens their doors, I’ll send you the details.
Join the List or Volunteer to Host
You’ll get updates when parties are happening and a chance to snag a seat—or offer one by hosting. No spam—just creative fun.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
“I hosted an art and sip party with Angie. It was such a great evening for everyone there. Angie is creative, encouraging, talented, and fun—all while teaching us a few techniques, and showing us how to be brave with our art. My favorite part of the evening with the casual atmosphere that morphed into warm conversation and a lot of laughter. You don't have to know the person next to you because Angie creates a “paint family” atmosphere. I highly recommend signing up for a class or hosting an art and sip party with Angie.”
“I attended my first paint and sip party led by Angie and was so pleasantly surprised. I have done other events that required each participant to create the same piece. What I loved about Angie’s class was the ability to try new things, be creative and develop my own piece of art! I can’t wait to attend/host another to continue to learn and develop art skills! So much creative fun!!!”
A Spark of Inspiration
The hostess and I work together to choose an inspiration piece—often from a contemporary artist—as a starting point. Here are a few examples, and there are many possibilities to suit your style and mood. From there, the path is open to explore, meandering as much or as little as you like.
Still have questions? Let’s talk!
angie@angieellisart.com
