“Artist tea: An Afternoon in greece”

with Monique Cohen

This is a 3 - hour session

Wednesdays - April 21, 2027

Time: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Payment in full is required before the first class.

No class substitutions or make-up sessions 

Classes are limited to 8 students.

If you prefer to pay by check/cash for $60 (members) or $90 (non-members), please notify the Art League by email in order for us to hold your spot, make check payable to Art League of Daytona Beach and mail to 433 S. Palmetto Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 along with a completed registration form or you may drop off at the Art League during our gallery hours. For registration form click HERE.

Register Member $65
Register Non Member $95

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

Spend an afternoon inspired by the colors and charm of Greece while enjoying tea, friendly conversation, and a creative project.

Each participant will decorate a small ceramic bud vase. Explore classic blue-and-white patterns, delicate olive branches, simple flowers, or a design of your own. Monique will demonstrate approachable techniques and provide individual guidance throughout the afternoon.

Whether you come with friends or arrive ready to meet someone new, this workshop offers time to slow down, paint, and enjoy the company.

During the workshop, you’ll:

  • Plan a simple design for your vase.

  • Practice brushstrokes and decorative details.

  • Explore a Greek-inspired color palette.

  • Personalize your vase with patterns or botanical designs.

  • Learn how to care for your finished decorative piece.

Leave with a hand-painted keepsake and memories of a creative afternoon together.

MATERIALS AND TEA

A small ceramic vase, shared painting supplies, and tea will be provided.

Vases are intended for decorative use. Finishing and care instructions will be explained during the workshop.

WHAT TO BRING

Bring your creativity and wear clothing suitable for painting. An apron is optional.

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

Monique Cohen is an artist, author, and Director at the Art League of Daytona Beach. She enjoys bringing people together through art and creating welcoming opportunities to explore something new. Her teaching combines simple demonstrations, individual encouragement, and room for each participant’s personal style.