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Paint your dreams on canvas

Attendees during the previous Sip’n Paint event PIC: THE ESCAPADE BY JAMES
Attendees during the previous Sip’n Paint event PIC: THE ESCAPADE BY JAMES

The Escapade by James is the place for one to be this Saturday to unwind and fantasise about 2025 plans.

The place is hosting an event dubbed the Sip’n Paint. According to organisers, this is a social event that gives an individual a chance to mentally align themselves with their goals, desires and resolutions for the year ahead by painting it on a canvas. Marketing and sale manager at The Escapade by James, Farai Chinguwo, explained to Arts&Culture that Sip’n Paint event’s inspiration came from Vision Board, the concept of listing down an individual’s targets, goals or dreams and using that list as a daily reminder or a form of motivation towards achieving that target set.

Chinguwo further stated that participants will be offered a glass of wine to sip and meal while creating their vision board. Furthermore, guests will also get to leave with their paintings as some are kind of a motivation to work on achieving their goals. “So we tried making it a bit social where you could do the same thing while painting on canvass. For as little as P250 for single tickets and P450 for pair, this is one event that cannot be missed. Tickets are sold at all Spar outlets,” said Chinguwo. He added that the event will be held near a dam, which offers an extra intriguing and relaxing atmosphere.

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