Pottery and Palomas is the midweek craft class you’ve been hoping existed
Everybody’s getting crafty these days.
But if you’re not keen on signing up for a six-week course at your nearest kiln, now there’s a way to dip a toe into the pottery trend while siping a cocktail instead.
Pottery and Palomas is taking over Cork city bar Seventy Seven on the Grand Parade, Cork City from 7pm to 9pm on Thursday, June 19th, promising an evening of delicious Three Cents Palomas, pottery and painting in the Stamp Room.
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The Paloma cocktail—meaning “the dove” in Spanish—is considered Mexico’s national drink. It was first created nearly 40 years ago at the famous La Capilla bar in Tequila, Jalisco, by owner, Don Javier. Today, the Paloma accounts for more than 70% of all tequila-based cocktails consumed in Mexico.
“Join us for a fun and creative experience where you’ll get to mould and paint beautiful clay Palomas and create a fabulous painting!” say the organisers, Paint and Prosecco.
Your €25 ticket includes all art supplies (air-dry clay, clay tools, apron, easel, paints, paintbrushes, and a canvas to take home), two delicious Three Cents Paloma cocktails, and step-by-step instruction with a local artist, with prizes to be won on the night too.
Feeling crafty all of a sudden? Grab a ticket here.
