Brush It Off Paint & Sip Bar

I took my 9 year old daughter last night for her first Brush it Off experience (my second) and she had an absolutely fantastic time. Denise was a wonderful instructor. She helped my daughter when she needed it and was very nice to be around. We both can’t wait to go back and do it again! I would highly recommend a night out to relax and paint at Brush it Off!

This was a lot of fun and the perfect gift! I took my mother and a friend and we had a bottle of wine and painted dog portraits. Such a great night. In addition to led painting classes they also have drop in times which is great for kids and when you’re feeling the urge to paint– they have ceramics and bottles to paint as well. The instructors were awesome and incredibly helpful. Can’t wait to come back!

Michelle is excellent and really makes beginners feel relaxed. It is so much fun. Highly recommend.

Really enjoyed my time here with one of my girl friends. Thankfully got a $ 25 Groupon which made it a great deal. The regular price for the lessons, canvas, paint, and apron is $ 35. Our instructor was very good and gave great tips. We went during school vacation though and most of the room was filled with 8 to 14 year old girls (at least 12 of them) and one particularly large group of young girls that made it hard to follow the instructions because they were quite chatty and loud. I understand it’s a social event, especially chatting while painting but I wish they quieted down or whispered during the instructions. I look forward to coming back but hopefully on a night with a more respectful group.
Thr chairs were a little uncomfortable but I loved that we could bring food. I took full advantage of it and brought a pasta dish that they allowed me to heat up in their office microwave. Also brought some dessert. It was great! Makes it less expensive night than Paint Nite (which I’ve also attended). You can’t bring a drink in though because they have a liquor license. However my friend brought in her Dunkin Donuts drink and they didn’t say anything. Drinks aren’t cheap but not crazy overpriced either. They sell beer, wine, and soft drinks. They also sell snacks like chips.
They were also very accommodating about changing our reservations last minute. Parking and entrance is on the side of the building and plentiful. There is no entrance on the street facing side.
Looking forward to coming back. My husband said «I ACTUALLY like this painting» and had me find a place for it right away, so I’d say the evening at Brush it Off was a success!

Love the painting I made. My friend and I arrived and chose some seats. After we purchased a bottle of wine for $ 25, we got our smocks and settled in only to be asked to move due to bachelorette party coming in. The session was 2−5pm but things did not begin until 2:45 as we were forced to wait for the bachelorette party to arrive. I traveled 50 min from my home and got there on time. The instructor was nice enough but she did not review what to expect only that talking was discouraged but everyone was talking thru the whole thing. We were offered no breaks and the seating was uncomfortable. It was narrow bar stools with no backrests. I was jealous of the instructor who got to stand. More people arrived late and the instructor had to give them personal instructions in order to catch them up. At the end I happened to find a sink to wash my hands and was run over by everyone as they all rushed the sink to rinse brushes. I am excited to get a canvas and paint and try it at home. Our total was $ 35 each plus the chips and wine, $ 100 total. I bet $ 100 bucks can buy a lot of paint and canvases.

I’ve been wanting to paint and drink ever since it became a «thing» last year. This place is so cool. Walk in, check in, and then grab an apron and get your paint. Note: put on apron before getting paint. I was the first person in the group to get paint on my sweater.
Then, head to the bar where you can get $ 23 bottles of wine to share (or not share) and $ 5 beers. They had a good selection of beers including some local IPA’s.
Painting is SO much fun. Our painting was one of the «harder» ones. It was a coastal scene and was a 4 hour class. I couldn’t believe how good everyone’s paintings came out!
Really fun activity for groups– highly recommend!

All I can say is this place is starting to become a habit. I went for my first session at the request of my sister-​in-​law and had no idea what to expect. Since July, I have been back about ten times.
There is no previous experience, or talent for that matter, required. All you have to do is show up. They currently have a frequent «flier» program where you get credit for the painting of the day plus an additional one for new people who come with you.
They encourage mommy groups, birthday parties, bachelorette parties etc and have kids paint classes as well. If, you have a group, I recommend booking in advance.
New paintings are always being added to the rotation, and they want feedback as to what you would like to paint next. They even created a painting based off of a picture that I took while on vacation.
The atmosphere is friendly and the music is always playing. The instructors walk through the classroom to give advice on parts that you might think are particularly tricky. They also encourage you if you are inspired and deviate from the plan.
I never leave disappointed and always look forward to the next time.

Attended a bachelorette party at this location and can absolutely say: YES! (to the canvas).
I’d mark this down as a «pricey» evening. The fee for the canvas, paint (and necessary smock), and instruction is $ 35. If you want to do as the sign says and «Sip», then you’re looking at another bill entirely. Beer, wine, and some bottle mixed drinks (Mike’s Hard Lemonade /​Twisted Tea) are available for purchase as no outside beverages are allowed (due to MA State Law: no outside beverages permitted in places which have a liquor license). Wine is sold by the glass or by the bottle, and I can confirm that the Twisted Tea that I invested in was $ 5.75″.
With canvas (16“x20″) in-​easel, we set to it! Our instructor (Andrea) was fantastic! She lead us step-​by-​step through the «Cherry Tree/​Blossom» painting with encouraging suggestions and feedback (I had my own approach to it and she was totally supportive of individuality). We were able (and encouraged) to take breaks and chat and move around!
Our party brought a huuuge spread of food which was set up over two tables, and I’m pretty sure it’s unanimous that it was a great night. Lots of laughs, and lots of great compositions (I actually *liked* my final product!). Brush it Off has several painting options to choose from (classics, cubism, landscape, and even the ridiculous flamingo or beer-​theme). While I’m pretty sure you can book same-​day, I’d recommend completing your reservation (online! So easy!) ahead of time, especially if there is a certain night/​composition you prefer or if you have a large party. Prepare to arrive early (as a courtesy… and also, the space is a little difficult to locate in the building), and don’t wear clothes that you don’t mind being stained (just in case *wink*). I’d recommend a sheet to put down in your car for the canvas, but it will likely have plenty of time to air-​dry while you’re enjoying a night out with friends (…and wine).

An absolutely wonderful experience! I found out about this through Unilocal a few hours before a class was scheduled to start, I signed up and paid online with my debit card and when I arrived, I just needed to give my name to sign in. We were given all of the materials that we needed to paint, including the brushes, canvas, and smock — all included for $ 35 with the 3-​hour class, what a deal! — and there was never any confusion at all about what we needed to do. Instructor was very accessible and you could flag her down if necessary. Although it is advertised as a bar and many bought drinks, I’d recommend taking a painting class even if you don’t plan on drinking. (Plus, you could get lucky and witness the start of a bachelorette party on a Saturday evening — innocent viewing was so, so entertaining.) I saw a few mother-​teenage daughter pairs in attendance. It was a very social experience, breaks between the painting, a great way to spend a night catching up with a friend! This would be a fantastic first date destination if you’re the artsy type (and know enough about your date to know that you could tolerate them for up to 3 hours).

A friend recommended this exciting new adventure. Upon arrival, we were given an assortment of paint brushes to use for the evening and encouraged to find a seat at an easel. We were doubling with another couple so we filled a table in the front of the room. However, we would have been able to see just fine from any seat in the room. We purchased a reasonable $ 6 glass of wine and socialized for about 30 minutes before class. The instructor was talented and patient as she walked us through painting a sunflower. The 2.5 hour class was a lot of fun. I am not an artist, but was able to create a piece that I can actually hang in my home. My husband also enjoyed the evening as we laughed and joked together. Great date night – we will definite be back!