Seaside Splatter

Name: Seaside Splatter
Address: 49 Norfolk Square, Brighton and Hove, BN1 2PA, GB
Price range: From £20

Brighton and Hove

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ENTRY

from £20

WHERE

Brighton and Hove

What it’s like

Splatter a canvas with brushes or water pistols, or go full neon under UV lights.

This isn't the sit-quietly-and-glaze-a-mug sort of pottery place. You get a 12 by 16 inch canvas and either a brush or a water pistol loaded with paint, and you go at it. The regular session is £20, and if you want to do it under UV light with fluorescent paint that's £30, which feels like the one to save for a birthday rather than a random Tuesday.

There's no set age range given, so it's worth thinking about who you're bringing rather than assuming it's for everyone. The water pistol bit sounds like the part that gets remembered, though a brush works just as well if paint-flinging chaos isn't your idea of a good afternoon.

Parties can take over the whole studio for up to 10 people, which is a decent size for a birthday without it turning into a free-for-all. The studio is wheelchair accessible with a ramp, and lowered canvases are available so it's not just the standing-height crowd who get to splatter.

There's no booking link listed. Gift vouchers are going too, and they work against any session, neon or otherwise.

Need to know

Wheelchairs: Wheelchair accessible with ramp and lowered canvases available
Parties: Hire the whole studio for parties, up to 10 people per session
Worth knowing: Gift vouchers available and redeemable against any session

The neon session costs £10 more than the regular one but adds UV light and fluorescent paint
Water pistols are an option alongside brushes if you want a messier session
Gift vouchers can be used against either session type

Plan your visit

How much does it cost?

£20 for the regular painting session, £30 if you want the neon UV version.

What do you actually do?

You splatter a 12 by 16 inch canvas using a brush or a water pistol filled with paint. The neon option does the same thing but under UV lights with fluorescent colours.