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5 Best Paint and Sip Workshops in Singapore (2026)

Looking for paint and sip in Singapore? Compare 5 studios for date nights, friends and groups, with drinks, canvases and booking notes explained.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 4 min read

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Paint and sip is a relaxed way to spend an evening: a blank canvas, a drink within reach and no pressure to be good at painting. In Singapore the format comes in a few flavours. Some studios let you bring your own bottle, others include a drink with the session, and some serve tea or coffee instead of wine. This guide gathers five studios whose own websites describe social painting sessions for adults, couples and friends. We cover how each one handles drinks, guidance and booking, as the studios publish it. Check each studio's booking page for current slots, rules and what is included before you commit.

1. Paintblush

Paintblush describes itself as Singapore's first Sip 'N' Paint art studio, and drinks are central to the format. Its site says guests can pick a level of guidance, from painting anything they like to following outlines, soft verbal tips or a fully guided step-by-step session, and that a glass of wine or a soft drink comes with the session. There is also a dedicated couples page listing wine, cheese and chocolate packages for two, plus a proposal option. The studio says it works by appointment only and asks for bookings through its online calendar, with WhatsApp as an alternative. It sits in a Thomson-area building, a short walk from Marymount MRT according to its contact page. Confirm session lengths and inclusions on its booking pages.

Marymount / Thomson
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2. WE ART Studio

WE ART is an Orchard Road art school that also runs a separate Paint & Sip page for adults. That page describes private sessions suited to birthdays, date nights or corporate socials, where guests bring their own drink or bottle and a snack while the studio provides glasses and painting supplies. It lists several workshop options, including impasto, landscape, still life, couple painting and pouring painting. Its general art jamming page says individuals, couples and groups can book, and that freestyle or guided formats are available, with seasonal themes. Bookings are made through its online calendar or WhatsApp, as the site explains. Because the studio also teaches regular classes, instructors are on hand. Check the page for the options currently open.

Orchard (The Centrepoint)
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3. Arteastiq

Arteastiq presents its Art Jam as a social painting studio in the middle of the city, where you refresh yourself with gourmet tea and hand-picked tunes while painting on a blank canvas with acrylic colours and tools. Its site says a beverage is on the house with each session, and the brand's contact form lists studio locations at Mandarin Gallery and Jewel Changi Airport. The page frames the experience for friends and loved ones rather than serious students, so there is no pressure to produce a polished piece. The studio's own site does not publish session details on that page, so confirm slots, drink choices and booking steps through its channels before you travel.

Orchard / Jewel Changi
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4. Cafe de Paris

Cafe de Paris runs art jamming inside its Parisian-themed dessert cafe, which makes it a natural fit for an unhurried evening with a drink. Its art jamming page says the session is unguided, with an e-guide sheet and reference images provided, and that it offers a free flow of paint colours and one complimentary drink per person to sip as you paint. Finger food can be ordered during the session, and the page says reservations go through its booking link. It gives separate WhatsApp contacts for art jamming enquiries and for team events, and mentions glass art jamming as another format. The cafe sits at the 313@Somerset basement. Check the page for current time slots and surcharges.

Somerset (313@Somerset)
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5. My Art Space

My Art Space describes itself as a waterfront studio set among greenery at Istana Park, and its Carefree Art Jam is pitched as a relaxing session with music for self-indulgence, friends, couples or family. No art qualifications or experience are needed, according to the site, and all materials are provided. The standard package listed on the page runs two and a half hours and includes a canvas, tools, unlimited acrylic paint and a free flow of coffee or tea from a self-service pantry corner, so it suits people who want the social side of paint and sip without alcohol. Seats are confirmed on payment and the page notes limited availability. The studio also runs adult workshops and team events, so ask about options.

Orchard (Istana Park)
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How to choose

Decide first whether you want alcohol at the session. Some studios let guests bring their own bottle, some include a glass of wine with the booking, and others serve tea, coffee or a soft drink. Read each studio's drink wording on its booking page, and ask about corkage or glass policies before you arrive.
Match the level of guidance to your group. Freestyle jamming suits confident friends who want to chat, while a step-by-step guided painting helps nervous beginners finish something frame-worthy. Studios usually describe both formats, so look for an instructor-led option if nobody in your group has picked up a brush for years.
Think about the occasion. Couples may prefer a studio with a dedicated date or pair package, while birthdays, hen parties and office socials need group bookings with space to seat everyone together. Ask about minimum numbers, private slots and whether you can bring cake, snacks or decorations along.
Check the booking route and timing. Some studios work by appointment only through an online calendar, others take reservations over WhatsApp, and popular evening slots can fill quickly, especially on weekends. Confirm how far ahead to book, what the session length is and how long your painting needs to dry.
Read what is included before comparing studios. Canvas size, paints, aprons, a take-home carrier and any food or drink vary by studio and by package. Look at each booking page for the current inclusions and any peak-day surcharges, and ask whether extra time or extra canvases can be added on the day.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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