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Paint & Sip: Crusin’ at Sunset

  • Stay Studio 11140 Downey Avenue Downey, CA, 90241 United States (map)

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Dive into an evening of creativity inspired by lowrider culture in LA. Create an amazing lowrider sunset skyline painting with step-by-step guidance from our teaching artist and local painter, Daisy Velasco. Leave with a beautiful artwork to display at home and a memorable evening of creativity. Whether you're gathering with friends or enjoying a solo night out, it's the perfect opportunity to slow down, unwind, and create.

No experience? No problem! We welcome all skill levels. This class is about having fun and making memories, rather than producing a “perfect” painting. We encourage you to paint in a way that feels good for you!

This event is 21+


Schedule

Doors Open | 5:30pm
Settle in, grab a drink, and enjoy complimentary charcuterie and sweet bites.

Painting | 6 – 8pm
Live step-by-step art instruction to create your own artwork.

Social Hour | 8 – 9pm
Unwind, mingle, and admire each other’s artwork while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.


Tickets

$45 per person.

Includes paint supplies, one 12x16 take-home canvas, complimentary bites, and one drink of choice. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options available.

A portion of ticket sales go towards our Youth Art Scholarship Fund through our nonprofit organization, Stay Arts. Thank you for your support!

Capacity is limited. Reserve your space early!


Meet The Artist

 
 

Daisy Velasco
she/her

Daisy Velasco is a first-generation Mexican-American painter from La Puente, CA. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from California State University, Long Beach, where she specialized in drawing and painting. She currently teaches after-school youth art classes with Stay Arts.


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Questions?

Hablamos español

  • Email – hello@stayarts.org

  • Call or text – (562) 774-2056

We are available by phone Mon - Fri, 10am - 5pm

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