Wine is fine and working with paint is quaint. For some adults, drinking wine and painting are two activities that go great together. Though the Cincinnati market for this service is not saturated, the area does have a few great options. Some provide the wine and others are BYOB (bring your own booze) for people of legal age.

Wine and painting classes are the most well-known of the trend, but we also have some other types of boozy art classes around town, too. Any of these would be perfect for a fun and creative night out with your friends.

3434 Edwards Road, Hyde Park; arworkshop.com/cincinnati.

This workshop does not serve alcohol but allows students to bring wine and beer to class. AR Workshop is a do-it-yourself workshop that allows students to make home decor projects. These projects are customized with their choice of design, paints and stains. Home decor items that students can create include wood signs, Lazy Susans, porch signs, canvas pillows and chunky knit blankets.

In addition to scheduled classes, AR Workshop hosts group events, such as birthday parties and bridal showers. Their class schedule is listed online. Their projects range in cost from $40 to $95.

Locations at 2875 Town Center Blvd., Crestview Hills, and 9871 Montgomery Road, Montgomery; boardandbrush.com.

Both locations are owned by Tameryn Birch and offer art lessons and alcoholic beverages. At their wood sign workshops, students turn raw wood into finished products. Expert instructors guide students throughout each step in the workshop: sanding, distressing, staining, stencil painting and waxing. The students choose all their colors at the workshop. Their workshops are typically three hours long and aim to train students into becoming DIY experts. They are usually open Friday evening, Saturday in the day and evening, Sunday afternoon and Tuesday evening.

Check out their calendar on their website to see their offerings. The studio offers pick-your-project packages that cost $68 to $73. They offer mini sign workshops and specialty classes such as rugs, porch planters and benches. Crestview Hills offers beer, wine, cider and seltzers. Cincinnati offers beer, seltzers and ciders. Beer and cider cost $4, and wine costs $6.

609 Main St., Covington; creativehousead.com.

This studio hosts paint parties that cost $40 per person and include all supplies, a private bartender and access to the outdoor patio. These parties typically accommodate six, cost $240 and last two-and-a-half hours. The parties can hold up to 12 people and the cost of drinks is not included. The art instructor, Mr. Chad, walks students through the art process step-by-step. Parties can be scheduled online.

Pendleton Art Center, 1310 Pendleton St., Studio 400A; notyouraveragepaintandsipclass.net.

This studio offers four main art packages – and each one comes with a complimentary full bar that includes coffee, hot tea and wines from local wine stores. These packages need to be pre-scheduled and pre-paid. The classes are four hours in duration and commence with 30 minutes of education. Each person chooses their subject matter to paint via homework assignment issued when the class is booked. The students use oil paint and get individual assistance during the three hours of painting.

The date night package offers couples the opportunity to work on a 24-by-36 canvas together. It costs $300 for a couple and an additional $45 if there is a third partner. There are two “intro/social” classes that provide each participant with a 12-by-16 canvas. One class accommodates up to four people and costs $300, and the other class accommodates up to eight people and costs $500. The “High-End Showpiece Class” costs $1,000 and provides a large canvas built to the requested size, so long as it fits through the door. They offer other classes, too, such as “Wine Wednesday.”

6196 Tylersville Road, Mason; paintingwithatwist.com/studio/mason.

Painting with a Twist is an art studio that does not serve wine but allows BYOB for certain classes. Their website lists the calendar of classes for both public and private classes. Classes marked “Family Day” are alcohol-free without exception, and open to guests age 7 and up. Guests must pre-register and pay for classes in advance. When guests arrive, they are supplied with an apron, canvas, brushes and paints. Professional artists teach each class step-by-step through the specific painting of the day. They use acrylic paint on canvases, wood boards or screens.

Evening classes are reserved for adults, though children are welcome to daytime classes. Students can bring in beer, wine or low-alcohol wine coolers, but no hard liquor. Snacks are welcome, too. Public classes are one-and-a-half to three hours in duration and cost $35-$59. A 10-guest minimum is required for private events, except for Friday and Saturday evenings, which have a 15-guest requirement.

1701 Mills Ave., Norwood; paintwithcolor.com.

This studio hosts public and private events. Their “$99 PaintSTAR Private Party Deal” is a private party that provides a three-hour room rental, two bottles of wine, tables and chairs for up to 25 people, free Wi-Fi, a Bluetooth karaoke speaker, painting supplies and art instruction. The $99 is for the deposit and the cost of the parties is $35 per person.

They host a variety of paint with wine events. Their “paint and sip” parties include birthday, bachelorette, ladies’ night out, love and brushes (couples) and brunch. On Sunday, May 29, they will offer a Cruise and Paint Cincinnati – Memorial Day Edition event. Students will be able to paint and sip booze on a riverboat cruise. The event, which costs $75 per person, will also feature a DJ, dancing and appetizers.

7334 Tylers Corner, Suite 800, West Chester; pinotspalette.com/west-chester.

This art studio is equipped with a full bar. They paint on wine glasses, wine bottles and boards. This studio pours paint, too. They usually have public classes Tuesday through Friday 7-9 p.m., Saturday 3-9 p.m.band Sunday 2-4 p.m. Pinot’s offers private parties. Their normal 2-hour painting class is $39 per person. They offer 3-hour classes that cost $49 and blanket classes (where guests hand-knit a blanket) for $80. 

The bar offers wine, beer, mixed drinks, liquor and non-alcoholic drinks. The Hawaiian Mimosa pitcher is their most popular drink and costs $9 for a glass and $30 for a pitcher. 

2760 Highland Avenue, Norwood; queencityclay.com.

This art studio does not serve alcoholic beverages but allows students to BYOB. Their in-person painting studio hours are Monday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. They are closed on Sunday. Groups of six or more can schedule a two-hour event with staff.

1112 Race St., Over-the-Rhine; splatterroomcincy.com.

This studio does not serve alcohol but allows students to BYOB. The studio is a splatter room. Hence, the students create art by throwing paint at a canvas. They are open Thursday 4-9:30 p.m., Friday 4-10:30 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m.-7 p.m. The pre-tax price for the splatter room is based on group size. The per-person cost is $26.99-$32.99.