Noon Year’s Eve Paint Party for Kids
Join us for a fun-filled paint party at ARTrageous Brush & Flow! Celebrate the Noon Year’s Eve with your little ones in a creative way. Our event is specially designed for kids, so they can unleash their artistic talents and have a blast. Let their imagination run wild as they create beautiful masterpieces with paint and brushes. Our friendly instructors will guide them step by step, ensuring they have an amazing time. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to make memories and kick off the new year with a splash of color!
Children will paint, play a game, enjoy snacks, enjoy a sparkling cider toast and then celebrate with a countdown to noon with balloon drop! Fun for all ages!
****PARENTS ONLY PAY IF THEY ARE PAINTING AS WELL.
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When was the last time you did it? Paint that is.
We are about having a ARTrageously fun time in a environment that inspires everyone to enjoy creating a piece of art.
Painting events from ARTrageous at our beautiful studio or the location of your choice.
ARTrageous can celebrate any event, whether it be a Girl’s Night, Birthday, Bachelorette/Showers, Church Events, Couples Night or just because. ARTrageous loves to paint with the children too, so we do childrens parties as well! A professional local artist will teach guest of any skill level.
We understand things happen. TICKETS ARE REFUNDABLE if you cancel 7 DAYS before the event takes place. If you must cancel after the 7 day window we will give you a studio credit valid to use towards another class for up to 4 months from the cancellation date. You can also transfer your credit to another guest. Just email or call us the name of the person you would like to use your ticket.
No reschedules will be given if you cancel within 24 hours of the event.
Due to the intricacy and preparation of canvases and projects our classes,. We appreciate your understanding.
COVID POLICY: An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable. By attending any ARTrageous Brush & Flow event or experiences, class, workshop, experience, event, festival, etc., you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
SIP & PAINT EVENT
Have you ever watched a child finger paint on a sheet of paper with both hands? Or have you observed a kid coloring in bountiful circles with crayons? If yes, then you have seen the joyful expressions on their faces. You’ve witnessed creative art in process!
Most of us recognize that art is important for our children because we’ve seen our children deeply involved in art. Not only does art aid in developing the right side of the brain, it also fosters important skills that benefit a child’s development. Art can become a crucial mode of uninhibited self-expression and astonishment for a child.
That’s why we, at Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids daycare, sponsored a Sip & Paint Event on Thursday, August 12, 2021. Marriya Mobley, from Expressive Illustrations Inc., took the lead. Following her inspiration, the kids took blank canvases and transformed them into beautiful pieces of art. It was incredible to see how excited the kids got when they experienced the fun of painting while sipping on a refreshing kid-appropriate drink.
Why a Sip & Paint?
Because creating art increases a child’s ability to interact with the world around them and offers a new set of skills for self-expression and communication. Here are four life skills our children can develop through art.
- Communication Skills: When a child paints, they are communicating visually. Art goes beyond oral language to communicate feelings that might not otherwise be expressed. Creating art permits children to work through feelings and emotions.
- Problem-Solving Skills: When kids delve into art ideas, they are testing options and working through challenges just like a scientist who experiments and then finds solutions. Art allows children to make their own assessments, while also training them that a problem may have more than one answer. Rather than being told what to do, answers and directions come from the child. Even when learning how to use art materials effectively, children are solving challenges and coming up with new ways to handle unanticipated outcomes.
- Fine Motor Skills: Holding a paintbrush so that it will make the desired marks or drawing with a crayon can help develop a child’s fine motor skills.
- Social & Emotional Skills: Art aids children in coming to terms with themselves and the control they have over their efforts. Through art, they also practice sharing and taking turns, as well as appreciating one another’s efforts. Art nurtures positive mental health by allowing a child to show individuality as well as success and accomplishment, all part of a positive self-concept.
Future Picassos?
Through exposure to the elements of art (line, space, color, etc.), our little artists expressed their individuality with visual narratives that showed their unique style and voice.
At Darlene’s Wee Care 4 Kids, we encourage creative voice. Are they future Picassos? Maybe, or maybe not. You be the judge. Regardless, how pleasurable to see the unique artwork of each child, even though this was a guided painting class. Thank you, Marriya Mobley, for your leadership and inspiration.
Children are filled with joy and wonder. Their imagination is limitless. That’s why we held a Sip & Paint Event, to get the most out of them. With a bit of direction and motivation, our kids can achieve anything they want. Art is the perfect tool to help channel their energy and efforts towards something that can help build character. We had a blast with sip and paint! The kids have been asking when they can do it again!
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”—Pablo Picasso
