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Q: What is a private paint and sip party?

A: A private paint and sip party is a fun and unique way to celebrate any occasion with friends, family, or coworkers. It involves painting on a blank canvas or pre-drawn picture while enjoying drinks and socializing. Instruction is always provided by an experienced artist.

 

Q: What is Modern Party Art?

A: Modern Party Art is a paint and sip studio located in Canton, Massachusetts. It is the first black-owned paint and sip studio in New England, owned by a married couple, Sammy and Justin. Modern Party Art is a company that specializes in hosting private paint and sip parties. They provide all the necessary supplies and a professional instructor to guide you through the painting process.

 

Q: What occasions are suitable for a private paint and sip party?

A: Private paint and sip parties are great for any occasion, such as birthdays, bachelorette parties, team building events, or just a fun night out with friends.

 

Q: How long does a private paint and sip party last?

A: Private adult paint and sip parties typically last 3 hours. Private kids paint or slime parties typically last 2 hours. You may add an additional hour for $150.

 

Q: What is included in a private paint and sip party package?

A: A private paint and sip party package includes all the necessary painting supplies (canvas, brushes, aprons, paints), a professional instructor, cups and a corkscrew/bottle opener. Bring your own bottles of alcohol and ice.

 

Q: Can we choose the painting for our private paint and sip party?

A: Yes, you can choose the painting for your private paint and sip party from a selection of pre-approved options provided by Modern Party Art. If you have a specific painting in mind, you can discuss it with the company to see if it is feasible.

 

Q: Do we need any prior painting experience to participate in a private paint and sip party?

A: No, you do not need any prior painting experience to participate in a private paint and sip party. The professional instructor will guide you through the painting process step-by-step, making it easy and fun for everyone.

 

Q: What is the minimum and maximum number of participants for a private paint and sip party?

A: The minimum number of participants for a private paint and sip party is 10 people, while the maximum is 50.

 

Q: How much does a private paint and sip party cost?

A: The cost of a private paint and sip party can vary depending on the package and the number of participants. You can contact Modern Party Art to get a quote and discuss your specific needs.

Q: Can we bring our own drinks or food to a private paint and sip party?

A: Yes! For adult parties, you must purchase all sodas and juices from the studio.

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Q: What is a public paint and sip event at MPA?

A: A public paint and sip event at MPA is an opportunity to join other participants in painting a pre-selected picture while enjoying drinks and socializing. MPA is a BYOB and bring your own food studio.

 

Q: What is Predawn Canvas?

A: Predawn Canvas is an option for both adults and kids to create a painting on a canvas that is already drawn for you with acrylic, washable, or glow in the dark paint provided by the studio.

 

Q: Can I rent MPA for event space? 

A: Yes, MPA offers private event space rentals for all kinds of events.  See modernpartyart.com/eventspace for rates. 

 

Q: Can kids participate in a public paint event at MPA?

A: Yes, MPA offers public paint party events for kids, with the option of doing a Predawn Canvas or making slime from scratch instead.

 

Q: Where is MPA located?

A: MPA is located at 28 Draper Ln in Canton, MA, close to Brockton, Mattapan Square, Norwood, Westwood, Quincy, and Milton.

 

Q: What are the amenities provided by MPA?

A: MPA provides cups and corkscrews, as well as Bluetooth speakers for participants to pick their own playlist. Participants must bring their own ice, plates, and eating utensils.

 

Q: Who teaches the painting lessons at MPA?

A: Expert artists teach the painting lessons at MPA.

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