▢ Source Vendor:

• Option A: Reach out to your local art store or paint night business and ask if they'd be open to hosting a private paint night.

• Option B: Contact Yaymaker, Paint the Town, or a similar paint party host and choose the best option for your community. Their offerings include a) in-person events with an instructor b) workshops with virtual hosts and DIY kits that are delivered to the building and c) DIY kits with printed step-by-step instructions that are delivered to the building.

• Check with the vendor on any additional supplies that will be needed at the event, such as drop cloths, water cups, paper towels, etc.

▢ Source Drinks

• Order drinks through a delivery service like Drizly or source them through the local beverage store. Estimate 2 alcoholic drinks per attendee and ensure you have non-alcoholic options available as well.

▢ Set Up the Event:

• Choose an appropriate space. If you choose a virtual workshop, ensure that the room is equipped with a monitor or TV that can be connected to a laptop.

• Set up long tables, chairs, and individual stations of painting supplies.

• Set up the drinks on a table separate from the crafting supplies.

• Optional: Set up a bluetooth speaker with music.

• Tip: Take a picture of the paint night setup before the event starts and post to social media or Cobu.

▢ Cost Estimates:

• Class: $50 to $100 per person

• Drinks: $5-10 per person