Sip , Paint & Belong (Medway & Kent Community)

Just the community coming together before the year closes to paint, connect and celebrate everything they've navigated, built and become. Kent and Medway's end of year celebration. An open evening for everyone who showed up this year For their family. Their work. Their community. Themselves. No specific label. No dress code. Just the community coming together before the year closes to paint, connect and celebrate everything they've navigated, built and become. You didn't just survive this year. You grew. That deserves celebrating. Properly. With your people. WHAT'S INCLUDED: ✦ A pre-drawn canvas ready for you ✦ All paints and brushes provided ✦ Welcome drink on arrival ✦ Drinks and snacks throughout ✦ Beautifully decorated venue ✦ End of year celebration atmosphere ✦ A warm room full of Medway people WHAT TO EXPECT: Arrive to an atmosphere that immediately feels like celebration. Meet people from across Medway different backgrounds, different stories, one shared feeling. Paint. Laugh. Connect genuinely. Leave with a canvas you made yourself, new connections and the kind of warmth that carries you through December and beyond. DETAILS: 📅 7th November 2026 📍 Cleave Warne Hall Behind St. Matthew's Church 76 Borstal Street, Rochester ME1 3HL ⏰ 4:00 PM — 6:00 PM 💷 £25 per person 👥 35 spaces WHAT TO BRING: Just yourself. And bring someone who deserves to end this year celebrated. EARLY BIRD OFFER: Purchase 2 tickets and receive 10% off your total booking. CANCELLATION POLICY: Full refund available if cancelled 10 or more days before the event, minus Eventbrite booking fees. No refund within 10 days of the event. Tickets are transferable to another person at any time. THIS EVENT IS PERFECT FOR: Anyone in Medway who wants to end the year surrounded by good energy and genuine community. No specific profession. No specific background. No specific anything. Just people who showed up this year and deserve one evening that shows up for them. No one has ever left a Joyuxe evening wishing they'd stayed home.