Pass the Painting Ecusta Market & Cafe
Pass the Painting Ecusta Market & Cafe
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Pass the Painting Ecusta Market & Cafe
Golden Hour Gatherings with Miranda Wildman
Tuesday, June 30
5-7pm
Ecusta Market + Cafe
877 Lennox Park Dr.
Hendersonville, NC, 28739
Everyone begins with their own canvas and paints for 10 minutes. When the timer rings, we pass our paintings one seat to the right and continue painting on our neighbor’s piece. Ten minutes later…ding! We pass again. Layer by layer, color by color, each painting becomes a vibrant collaboration.
Expect bold colors, expressive marks, happy accidents, and lots of laughter. No experience needed—this workshop is all about letting go, having fun, and seeing what unfolds when we create together.
At the end, Miranda will turn all the paintings around and number them. Each person will draw a number from a hat to discover which collaborative masterpiece they’ll take home. You might not leave with the one you started but you’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind, abstract painting made by the whole table. A creative community collaboration to cherish forever!
All materials are included. Come ready to paint, snack, sip, laugh, and make something joyful with your neighbors.
This art party is limited to 20 participants so save your seat before there are gone!
tickets on sale for $30 for a limited time!
$40
N.O.T.A.F.L.O.F
(no one turned away for lack of funds)
Enjoy delicious food and beverages for purchase from Ecusta Market & Cafe.
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Art is for Everyone!
All materials and gentle guidance provided — no experience needed
All ages welcome (under 13 with adult)
All identities + intersections welcome
Creating art playfully and without judgment lets us forget about being perfect. It opens room for self-reflection, connecting with others, and simply enjoying the process. Further more, making art together in a judgment-free space challenges ideas of what art “should be,” sparking conversations that build understanding and kindness. This open approach celebrates different viewpoints, since everyone’s background, experiences, and culture shape their art uniquely.
