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Wine and paint couples class
Surprise yourself with what you can do! Our painting class supplies everything you need to complete a painting in about two hours. Just bring friends, snacks, your choice of beverage (beer or wine is welcome, we have glasses and a corkscrew) and an expectation of fun. Just go to the calendar, pick your favorite painting and sign up! It’s just that easy.
ATTENTION AWESOME CUSTOMERS!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS nights are 18 and older ONLY!
Full instruction is provided for ALL classes.
To register for a class please sign up through our calender. It’s quick, easy and it’s how you reserve a seat. Private parties can be arranged by phone or e-mail.
There is a minimum attendance for our evening classes, if class is canceled we will contact you by 12 the day of the class.
We have open classes weekdays Wednesday-Friday and 2 sessions on Saturday. Open classes are fun! You pick out any painting in our gallery and paint it that day. Bring a friend, you don’t have to do the same piece as each other. Full instruction provided, so no worries!
Studio hours during the week are posted on our calendar. All classes have their hours listed directly above the ‘Register now ‘ button. You can schedule a private class during off hours or any time there is availability during the week. Just call to organize a private session for watercolor, pastels or acrylic painting. You register for any regular class via our website.
DIRECTIONS: WE ARE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF LENOX VILLAGE DRIVE BEHIND NOVA PEDIATRICS AND BESIDE LENOX VILLAGE DENTISTRY. THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE IS TO TURN ONTO LORD’S CHAPEL DRIVE OFF OF NOLENSVILLE ROAD (ACROSS FROM EL SOMBRERO) AND MAKE AN IMMEDIATE RIGHT.
Please observe our 24hr cancellation policy on all classes.
CANVAS CLASS: “Fiery Romance” Adult Couples Paint & Sip
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16 FEB Sat 2019
6:00 PM
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You and your love waiting until the weekend to celebrate? Get together and join us for this fun and easy couple’s session!
- Painters must be at least 18 to attend, 21 to bring/consume alcohol.
- Arrive 10-15 minutesprior to the session to check in and snack; Late arrivals beyond 30 minutes cannot participate or receive refund. Day-of cancellations and no-shows will not be refunded.
- Painters must paint what they signed up for. If you do not wish to paint the above piece, please DO NOT register for it. If this occurs, it will be treated as a “no-show”, with no refund; you may, however, reschedule for another painting being offered by KNK.
- For Military and Student Discounts (15% off subtotal), please register in-store or call 412-787-5790. In-store registration requires an ID to receive discount. Phone registrations will need to present their ID at check-in on the day of the class to maintain the discount. Lack of ID will result in a charge of the difference.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
In general, our canvas sessions are for ages 6 and up. The Adult Paint & Sip sessions are strictly for adults 18 and over, with 21 years being the age for those who want to bring and consume alcoholic beverages. We will card at adult sessions for age; we will card for proof of military or college affiliation for ALL discounted reservations. Failure to provide the proper ID will result in cancellation of your spot with NO refund in the case of Adult Paint & Sip sessions, since it’s technically a “day-of” cancellation. Failure to provide proper military or college ID for any session under a discount will result in the customer paying the difference; failure to comply will lead to being asked to leave.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
The Studio’s phone number is 412-787-5790; the e-mail is [email protected].
What’s the refund policy?
Refunds are given if you cancel the day prior to the event. Day-of cancellations and no-show/absent painters will not be refunded.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
It’s great if you have it, but it’s not a requirement as we record the attendees’ names on a roster prior to the day of the session.
World wine output to fall to lowest in 60 years
Grapes are seen at Le Bourg des Cedres vineyard Friday, September 18, 2020 in Les Cedres, Que. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz)
PARIS –
World wine production is expected to fall to its lowest level in 60 years in 2023 due to poor harvests in the Southern Hemisphere and in some major European producers, the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) said on Tuesday.
In initial projections, the OIV pegged world wine output, excluding juices and musts, at between 241.7 million and 246.6 million hectolitres (mhl), with a mid-range estimate of 244.1 mhl.
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This would be 7% lower than last year and the smallest since 1961 when it had fallen to 214 mhl, the OIV said. A hectolitre is the equivalent of 133 standard wine bottles.
“This negative scenario can be attributed to significant declines in major wine-producing countries in both Hemispheres,” the OIV said in a statement.
“While in the Southern Hemisphere, Australia, Argentina, Chile, South Africa, and Brazil recorded year-over-year variations between -10% and -30%, in the Northern Hemisphere, Italy, Spain and Greece are the countries that suffered the most from bad climatic conditions during the growing season,” it said.
OIV expects Italian wine production to drop 12% to 44 mlh, its lowest level since the poor harvest of 2017.
The tumble means Italy will lose its position as the world’s largest wine producer, with France set to reclaim the number one spot for the first time in nine years.
Drought-hit Spain kept its position as the third largest wine producer despite its production set to fall to the lowest in the last 20 years, down 14% fall in output from last year and down 19% on the five-year average.
The sharp fall in Italian and Spanish production would lead to a 7% drop in EU output this year at 150 mhl, the third lowest production level since the beginning of the century.
U.S. wine output, the world’s fourth largest, was expected at 25.2 mhl this year, an increase of 12% from 2022. Cool temperatures and heavy winter rains in the Napa and Sonoma regions brought much-needed moisture to the vines after several years of drought, the OIV said.
(Reporting by Sybille de La Hamaide; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne and David Evans)
