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Grand Opening: Drink Wine & Paint At Pinot’s Palette In Dyker Heights

Rachel Silberstein

Aug 28, 2015 — 1 min read

Pinot's Palette holds the ribbon-cutting of its Dyker Heights location. (Source: Vincent Gentile/Facebook) — Pinot’s Palette holds the ribbon cutting at its new Dyker Heights location. (Source: Vincent Gentile/Facebook)

You can now sip wine while learning to paint with local artists.

Pinot’s Palette, which already has locations in Long Island, Staten Island, and Westchester, has opened its first Brooklyn location in Dyker Heights and will begin classes on Saturday.

The painting studio will be set up in Boulevard Books & Cafe, located at 7518 13th Avenue. Owner Tatiana Nicoli told the New York Daily News that she decided to turn a large portion of her book store into art space after taking classes at other Pinot’s Palette locations.

Neighbors can register for the boozy art lessons online, or rent out colorful, 2,000-square-foot space for dates, birthdays, bachelorette parties, and more. Classes start at $38 a person.

Courtesy of Pinot's Palette/Facebook — Courtesy of Pinot’s Palette/Facebook

Members of press, elected officials, and community members were invited to check out the new location and try their hands at a little art at a ribbon cutting Thursday.

Pinot’s Palette sounds like a wonderful addition to 13th Avenue. Welcome to the neighborhood, Pinot’s, and good luck!

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