The Kenosha Public Museum is rolling out a festive, adult‑focused art night on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the museum’s 5500 First Avenue location will host a “Winter Wonderland Paint‑and‑Sip” where guests can learn to paint a snowy scene on a sturdy wood panel while sipping cocktails, including mimosas.

Guided instruction for all skill levels

Local artist Tiffany Knopow will lead the class, walking participants through each step of the painting process. The session is designed for beginners; no prior experience is required. Attendees will learn basic brush techniques, color blending, and composition tips, then leave with a finished winter landscape they painted themselves.

Ticket pricing and registration

Tickets cost $40 for museum members and $50 for non‑members. Registration is required and can be completed online through the museum’s website. Because supplies are limited, online sales close two days before the event. Those who miss the deadline should call the museum at 262‑653‑4140 to inquire about remaining spots.

Alcohol policy and responsible drinking

Mimosas are included in the price, but guests must be 21 years of age or older to consume alcohol. The museum asks participants to drink responsibly and reminds everyone that the event is intended as a safe, enjoyable evening.

Gift potential

The finished artwork makes a ready‑made holiday gift, and the event itself can be purchased as a present for friends or family. Each participant paints their own panel, ensuring every piece is unique.

Refund and cancellation details

• A full refund will be issued if the Kenosha Public Museum, Dinosaur Discovery Museum, or Civil War Museum cancels the workshop.
• Refund requests made within 72 hours of the program are subject to a $10 processing fee.
• No refunds are offered on or after the day the workshop begins.
• If enrollment minimums are not met two days before the event, the class may be canceled; participants will be notified by phone or email.
• Unforeseen circumstances such as weather, power outages, or instructor illness occurring within 72 hours of the event will prompt the museum to reschedule or provide a voucher for a comparable program.

For additional information, call the museum at 262‑653‑4140 or visit the event page. The Kenosha Public Museum, founded in 1933, continues to blend art, science, and community engagement on the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Original reporting: Kenosha.com — read the source article.