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Why You’ll Love the PaintnGo Experience
At PaintnGo, we’ve redefined what a creative art experience can be. Forget the traditional art class format; we've created a vibrant, low-pressure studio where you can unleash your inner artist on a large-scale canvas. Our unique, imaginative approach makes art accessible and exhilarating for everyone, regardless of age or ability.
Paint on a Massive Wall
Your canvas is the entire
wall, providing an exhilarating group painting experience or a solo, large-scale masterpiece escape.
No Experience Needed
Our unique low-pressure fun format makes art accessible. Everyone experiments, embraces every imperfection, and easily finds their inner artist.
Explore Unique Painting Tools
From brushes to mops, rags, bottle tops, sponges, hands and feet, PaintnGo painting tools are only limited by your imagination.
Expert Support, if You Want It
Our friendly and knowledgeable artistic guides offer support and inspiration, and our projector provides visual inspiration.
Connect and Create
We offer social group painting that lets you share the joy of creating with friends, family, or someone new.
Washable and Hassle Free
We provide all the washable paints and post-paint clean-up, ensuring a hassle-free creative experience.
Mum, Dad and Kids
Afternoon Activity
"This is the second time we have come down to PaintnGo, but this time was even more inventive. We have discovered new ways to paint and new ways to enjoy it. The kids loved using the projector, and it gave them focus and inspiration."
Male Adult
Came with Wife
"It was great having people next to me creating together. Seeing how they were experimenting inspired me, as I would never have thought to do that. It was amazing, the different patterns people were creating."
Adult Female
"Something for me was the music, which played a big part in my experience, and it energised me, and it was really great. I’d love a mini version of this in my house when I need to relax."
Senior Lady Age 75yrs
Attended with her family
"I enjoyed it very much. I loved all the colours and the effect they have on the walls. I think it's amazing what everyone created on the walls. I’m not very creative myself, but I’d like to do more. Yes, I’d come again."
Teenage Son
Attended with Mum
"It's pretty incredible, you can do and paint whatever you like. No one cares, you can easily paint something messy, and no one is going to say that’s not good; there is no judgment. I’m not the best at normal art, but I like abstract art, and I found that I'm quite good at it."
Mum having a kid's birthday
Olivia's 8th Birthday
"It was brilliant. The freedom is really good. The Kids were entertained far longer than I would have thought. It was more than an hour. They just kept on finding new ways to paint. No restrictions, it was good, just being able to do what they wanted and make as much mess as they wanted. It was fantastic."
Female Teenage Age 18yrs
Attended on her own
"I found it really different and fun. At first, I thought I was going to get messy, but in the end, I didn’t care. I got some paint on myself. I was like I know it's washable, so I don’t really care, and it doesn't matter"
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Adult Male
Came with friends
"Yeah, it was fun. I loved that there was a large canvas and the freedom to do whatever I liked. Also, knowing I can just wash it off if I mess up, and I can start again. It would be cool to do it again. I don’t do any art, but it was a fun thing to do."
Adult Male
Came with Friends
"It was fantastic, not what I expected at all. I don’t do any art, but it was a fun thing to do. I was free to do whatever I wanted. Nobody was judging me, I got on with it, and if I made a mess, it was fine. It would be cool to do it again."
Adult Female
Attended with Teenage Son
"It was good fun. I played with colours, shapes, splats and splashes, and it is great to do it with my son as well. My favourite part was after I let go and I got my hands and feet dirty and started putting them up on the wall."
