Experience the Art Nouveau era at the upcoming "Paint Art Nouveau! Manchester" event in Ancoats. Hosted at the Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse Ancoats, Manchester on May 12, 2024, immerse yourself in the world of Annie Dalton’s Mackintosh’s Cat, inspired by his Rose Tear design. Step back in time to the 1920s and unleash your creativity as you paint your very own furry friend with a view masterpiece. No prior experience is necessary to participate in this unique PopUp Painting experience. All art supplies, including paint, brushes, canvas, and apron, will be provided. Receive guidance from a practicing artist or feel free to explore your artistic instincts. A themed playlist will set the mood for the evening. Please note that the ticket price of £35.99 does not include a drink, but a variety of beverages are available for purchase at the bar. Take home your canvas creation as a memento of this memorable event. Let your artistic expression shine at Paint Art Nouveau! Manchester in Ancoats.

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Great experience for football club and it is very well guided for the tour.

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Location:	Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse Ancoats, Manchester

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