Paint the Tiles with Pinot & Picasso

A group painting workshop in a bright studio space, with people seated at easels holding paintbrushes while an instructor stands at the front wearing an apron. String lights hang overhead, and wooden walls and long tables create a casual, creative setting.

St George’s Hall events team have teamed up with Baltic Triangle based studio Pinot & Picasso to offer a relaxed and creative way to experience the Minton tiles.

Guests are invited to enjoy an evening of guided painting and prosecco, recreating or interpreting the tile designs. Tickets include access to the Minton Tile Reveal.

Dates: 23rd July, 6th & 20th August 7pm – 9pm

Event Date: Thursday 23rd July 2026 - Thursday 20th August 2026

Location: St George's Hall

Categories: 2026 | Arts & Culture

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