Looking for a night out? Learn how to draw and paint a watercolor composition with local artist Abi Brewer! Abi will lead participants through her process of creating painting of a hummingbird and fuchsia flowers. Your ticket includes all supplies and instruction, a cocktail or glass of wine, and light hors d’oeuvres. This is the perfect event for a date night or night out with friends! Kentuck After Dark is a 21+ event. The minimum for this event is 5 participants, and the maximum is 20. If this event does not meet the minimum, participants will be refunded About Abi Brewer: Abi Brewer is a mixed media painter based in Tuscaloosa, AL. Growing up, she did not spend much time drawing or painting, however was still immensely invested in the arts. From the age of 10, Abi trained as a classical ballet dancer and was able to dance professionally with the Alabama Ballet in Birmingham Alabama for a couple years after high school. However, Abi always valued a more holistic approach to art that the tunnel-vision focus required of a long-term ballet career did not offer. It was at this pivotal moment in her life that Abi was gifted a set of oil paints by her father. Finding joy again by capturing the beautiful and whimsical moments that she experienced and realizing the potential of paint as an expressive medium, Abi started creating more and more works. At this moment, Abi was also beginning her college career, studying International Studies, Studio Art, and Chinese. Abi found that with each of her interests came a new depth to her work that she loved. She still highly values a multidisciplinary approach to her work and is pursuing a Masters in Business. In 2022, Abi Brewer Fine Art was established. Abi began by creating and selling her works around the community and at small markets. Today, she participates in numerous group shows and fine art festivals as well as hosting watercolor workshops in Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. Abi also received a grant to support her 2024 workshop project, a project bringing free workshops to underserved parts of the community. She hopes to continue creating work for her collectors and art lovers as well as making art more accessible to the community of West Alabama. This event is made possible in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.