WELCOME TO WUBBLYS'
BREAKING NEWS:
Seattle's favorite (according to unfounded data sourced from tens of fictional organizations) new paint 'n sip studio is now OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Our new studio is smack dab in the middle of the area nearly adjacent to the heart of Fremont. We're so excited to open our freshly aquired doors to visitors new and old, all skill levels, ages 5-500 – as per the values of our founder, John C. Wubblys.
Feel free to get a ticket to one of our classes below or on our calendar page. If you're not a fan of ticketing systems (no shame, we've been there too), you can still stop by any time to check out the studio and hang out. When there's no classes going on, Wubblys' is a community space for anyone (except for Jake Gyllenhaal specifically) to come hang out in.
We're so excited for the opportunity to be here and to be weird while we're doing it – and we can't wait to see you in person (again, specifically excluding Jake Gyllenhall)!
Upcoming Classes
Gabe's Cool Class
1058 N 39th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Book$50
20 seats left
Our Gallery
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FAQ's
Tickets to our public classes can vary in price, but generally can be purchased for around $55.
For private parties, we would encourage you to reach out to us for a quote!
We're located – wait, "and when"? Like, do you – what do – do you mean when are our hours? Surely that's what you mean. Ok I'm all caught up.
Our address is:
1058 N 39th StSeattle, WA 98103
We're open 12PM-12AM every day but Tuesday. More or less. If you show up and the lights aren't on, we're likely doing an offsite class and are effectively closed.
Wubblys' regularly puts on public classes. Tickets for these can be purchased from the calendar section, where their schedule is also posted. We also offer private classes for birthdays, weddings, summer parties, winter hootenannies, corporate events, the list goes on. These can happen at one of our class venues, or at a location of your choosing! Look at me, look at me, any location you choose has to be one, look at me, that you have permission to use, ok? We will not secure that permission, and it's really awkward when we show up and they tell us we're not allowed to use the city hall senate chambers or something. Private events can host up to 30 people.
If you're convinced that you can't draw a stick figure, we would encourage you to play a quick game of hangman to verify that. If you find that, even then, you can't draw a stick figure, that's completely ok. Professional artists can go do art whenever they want, that's their whole deal. Here at Wubblys' we're all hobbyists, so the painting process is much closer to a paint by numbers than a photo-realistic portrait of anything. We promise you'll do significantly better than you expect!
What an oddly specific question. Most of us don't really keep up with it, though we have one instructor who will not stop talking about it no matter how much you ask him to. So if you're into it, he's the guy to talk to. If you're not into it, we advise against bringing it up when he's in earshot.