Pinot's Palette — Attraction in Appleton

So. Freakin. Cute!!! Everything here is paint themed, from the apron racks (panit brushes that have been resined to fashion hooks!) to the ice bucket for wine bottles (a polished paint can!). For 35$ per person (plus the cost of drinks), my sisters and I had the most fun we have had as adults! It was SO cool to see how everyone put their own spin on the painting we made! Our teacher was great, and always made sure to explain why she was doing what she was, as well as popping in to answer questions and offer tips. The only issue I had was, because everything has to be done in a certain time frame, time is precious. The first 10 minutes were spent discussing the history of the business and also the staff. 10 minutes doesn't seem like much, but I certainly could have used that time for finishing touches! When I pay for time, I like to use it. The experience was amazing, but I simply can't get that out of my mind. It's not a big issue though! We WILL be back, as my sister has requested it for her...

Firstly, I would not even consider myself a beginner painter. 😂 I was a bit apprehensive to do this class, but I took my kids and met other family there, and we had a blast. We are a dry family so I felt a bit bad for the bartender, but there was one if you want some sips while you paint. Our instructor, Abigale, was relaxed and comfortable. She encouraged us to make it our own and be creative while leading us all in a way that made it feel very easy. I enjoyed the playlist. There are so many paintings to choose from. The bathroom was clean. Everything was ready when we got there, and they took care of clean up. We started and finished on time. Thanks for a great experience. We...

It is expensive compared to other classes offered in the area. I have to give Pinot's Palette only 3 star's they don't offer as much help (even asked for help) as other paint classes offer. Not enough direction for me. The artist should move around the room more and ask if everyone is ok with their painting. My painting looked like I was back in the 6th grade. My first time painting a bird with not enough direction it turned out pretty ugly along with my ugly pine cones...I filled out the survey and thought maybe someone would have gotten back with me but never heard anything....I don't think I will be attending Pinot's...