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Day: 15 November 2023

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

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5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

5 Types of Paint and Sip Christmas Parties

The Christmas season may be hectic, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be fun. Get arty while you party this festive season with the studio to yourself with your own Christmas party.

Here are the types of Christmas Parties we host at Pinot & Picasso:

 

Family Christmas Party

Create a new tradition this Christmas with your family at Pinot & Picasso. Avoid cleaning up on Christmas Day or having relatives stay longer than they said with a three-hour paint and sip session – it’s better than any present Santa can give you. Perfect for all ages, you can bring the little Picassos (six and up recommended!) to your beloved grandparents to enjoy some wholesome family fun with a side of paint.

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

Friendsmas

Looking for ways to get elfed up with your friends this Christmas? Maybe not that hard, but Pinot & Picasso is the perfect host for Friendsmas. With a fun artist, a delicious variety of drinks, including Black Lines Oatnog, and a funky & festive playlist, a Christmas party with your mates at Pinot & Picasso will have everyone leaving happier than when they arrived.

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

Work Christmas Parties

Say goodbye to traditional sit-down dinners and enjoy a unique Christmas party with your co-workers. Celebrate, create and sip on cocktails while paying with the work card – nothing sweeter! Create a new piece of art for your office space or enjoy the company of your colleagues before the holiday break.

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

Chixmas

Isn’t it fun to learn new words? Chixmas, a.k.a. Christmas with your girlfriends, is a fun reason to get together with your girl group during the busy festive period. Create a masterpiece while sipping back on cocktails and talking about the year that was, bad dates and your New Year Resolutions.

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

End-Of-Year Celebrations

Speaking of New Year Resolutions, if you have friends or family who don’t celebrate, host a more inclusive private party at Pinot & Picasso and say goodbye to the year with an arty twist. With a gallery of over 50 artworks and concepts, including Neon Nights, you’ll find something that will suit everyone.

5 Types of Pinot & Picasso Christmas Parties

Make it a December to remember. Book your Christmas party or end-of-year celebrations at Pinot & Picasso today.

BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY

Guide to Liverpool’s Vibrant Street Art Scene

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If technicolour street art is your vibe, you’ve come to the right place – and we are about to direct you to all the top spots for a graffiti-packed adventure through Liverpool city centre. From the famous Baltic Triangle to Liverpool FC, get ready to discover the most instagrammable street art in Liverpool, from mind-blowing murals to hidden gems.

Liverpool Street Art Map:

Your perfect Liverpool street art google map is here! 

We’ve dropped pins on Liverpool’s top 10 street art locations so you can add them to your map (and your Insta Story) as you embark on a visual treasure hunt around the city.

Top Street Art in Liverpool:

1. Baltic Triangle:

Baltic Triangle and its uniquely industrial past is a top tier location when it comes to spotting some of Liverpool’s most supreme graffiti and street art. The area is known for its connection to the historical docks and warehouses of the city and dotted around the crisscrossing, post-industrial streets you’ll find amazing art giving new life to old walls.

One Instagram capture not to miss is All Liverpool’s Liver Birds which popped up in the Baltic Triangle back in 2017. The huge copper-oxide green wings painted directly on brick by Paul Curtis has seen thousands of visitors and locals flock (pun intended) to pose in front of the outstretched wings and transform themselves into a human-bird hybrid. Even Queen Consort Camilla once made a royal splash joining in on the fun.

Make sure you don’t miss Wedding House on Great George Place where you will find an astonishing 50 ft photorealistic masterpiece. This massive mural by self-taught Brazilian urban artist Liam Bononi was painted in 2020 and captures a personal friend of the artist. Funded by the Liverpool Without Walls Culture Fund, it is a stunning fusion of modernism meets history on a Grade two listed, Gothic building. 

2. Jamaica Street:

You can’t go to Jamaica street and not check out this cheeky chimpanzee mural from 2017 by the founder of The Secret Society of Super Villain Artists. Silent Bill takes a controversial dig at a number of Banksy originals that were removed from Liverpool in 2013 and sold to private collectors with this large scale black and white mural.

3. Grafton Street:

An interactive mural inviting you to pose with the Abbey Road zebra crossing album cover is one not to be missed by Beatles fans. Painted by Paul Curtis, the piece was commissioned in 2019 for the album’s 50th anniversary. Located on the side of the Cains Brewery in the Baltic Triangle area of Liverpool, this immersive work plays with dimension and cascades from the wall to the ground, allowing Beatles fans to get retro and recreate the famous scene.

4. Jordan Street:

With The Baltic Triangle being a hub for lively football screenings, Jordan Street is a fitting place for fans to enjoy a large-scale mural of the Liverpool Football Club’s Boss. The incredible Jurgen Klopp mural was created by street artist Aske over two days in 2018, in celebration of Liverpool FC’s impressive 2017-2018 season.

5. Parliament Street:

Akse strikes again just outside the Baltic Triangle with a stellar tribute to Stephen Hawking painted on Parliament Street. The mural includes an inspirational quote by the scientist created in computer typeface that reads “However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at”

6. Tithebarn Street

Ready for some girl power at a dizzying height? Tithebarn Street’s towering, 21 metre high artwork on the side of the landmark Tempest Building is one of the tallest murals in the North of England and it was created by all female street art group Nomad Clan. The empowering piece signifies new beginnings and flourishing entrepreneurship in the Liverpool city.

7. Oldham Place

Oldham Place is a hidden gem, not the sort of place you would casually stumble upon on a walk in the city but it’s bountiful with bold murals. Down the little cobblestone street the back parking areas are home to some immense talent, turning it into a mini Hall of Fame in Liverpool. Go time travelling with a gigantic Back to the Future piece that takes up a whole wall and some unique overlapping letter murals by Snotone are on display.

8. The Fabric District

In Eastern Liverpool a massive transformation is underway, creating an intriguing labyrinth of wooden construction panels that make the perfect street art canvas. The old heart of the city’s rag trade, the area has amassed an incredible string of street art from Aske, Philth, Ed Hicks, John Hyatt, Kelzo and many more.

9. London Road

In the city centre, on London Road you’ll discover some of London based street artist Mr Cenz’s iconic women painted in bright, psychedelic colours. Don’t miss one of Liverpool legend John Culshaw’s many masterpieces at the front of street food restaurant Sketch Bar Kitchen.

10. Sybil Road

Football fans don’t kick yourselves for missing this street, home to some cracker Liverpool FC murals. Anfield Wrap’s mural of local Alexander-Arnold serves as inspiration for Liverpool youngsters and was created in support of local charity Fans Support Food Banks. Directly opposite you’ll spot a mega piece commissioned by The Redmen TV to commemorate Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning success, under Jordan Henderson – the first Liverpool captain to lift the Premier League trophy.

Other Ways to Experience Liverpool Street Art Culture:

Go on a Baltic Triangle walking tour:

Want to dive deeper into the Liverpool street art scene? Join a Baltic Triangle Tour and let the guides take you on a journey through the city’s creative heart. Weave your way through the triangle, taking in developments old and new, the side street hidden gems that you would ordinarily miss. Take in all the street art and top selfie spots along the way, including the famous Paul Curtis Wings and Akse’s Jurgen Klopp mural.

Attend a paint and sip session:

Looking to unleash your own creativity? Join one of our paint and sip sessions and let your inner artist shine. No experience required – just a willingness to have a great time, create some art, and sip on your favourite drinks. It’s a casual and fun way to connect with friends and embrace your artistic side.

Keep an eye out for street art events:

Liverpool is a hub of creativity, and there’s always something exciting happening. Keep your eyes peeled for street art events, exhibitions, and live art sessions. You never know when you might stumble upon an artist in action, turning a blank wall into a masterpiece.

Explore the Different Functions Offered by Pinot & Picasso’s Here!

Ready to explore more ways to experience creativity and art? Check out the variety of functions offered by Pinot & Picasso. Whether you’re planning a team-building event, celebrating a special occasion, or just looking for a unique way to spend your day, we’ve got you covered.

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