A Holiday Snowman Paint ‘N Sip Returns to Camp Aramoni!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… for a Holiday Snowman Paint ‘N Sip at Camp Aramoni! Join us on Friday, November 14 from 6 PM to 8:30 PM to learn how to paint a festive snowman in the falling snow. Painting Parties by Lucy will guide you through each step, ensuring your finished masterpiece is perfect for gifting or displaying in your own home. This cozy evening will be filled with charcuterie, wine, crafts and laughs so grab your friends and don’t miss out!
Tickets are $45 per person and include charcuterie, a drink ticket and all of the materials needed for your masterpiece. The class begins at 6 PM, and doors open at 5 PM along with our full bar and holiday gift shop. Each guest may order one complimentary glass of wine or beer, and additional beverages may be purchased at our cash bar. Reservations are required and can be made online by clicking below.
About the Food: Camp Aramoni’s charcuterie boards are artfully designed by Chef Carson Barger so you’ll say “wow!” as soon as you walk in the door. Our boards feature an assortment of goats milk chevre, habanero jack, smoked gouda, sharp cheddar cheese, gorgonzola, sopressata, prosciutto, genoa salami, assorted crackers, housemade lavash, grainy mustard, imported olives, housemade pickles, grapes, dried apricots and strawberries.
Cancellation Policy: Tickets are fully nonrefundable once purchased. If you do not receive a confirmation email after purchasing your tickets, please email us at
aW5mbyB8IGNhbXBhcmFtb25pICEgY29t immediately. A confirmation email is required to attend the event, and your payment may not have been processed successfully.
Looking for more fun? Camp Aramoni is THE destination for holiday gift giving! Additional events are scheduled for this holiday season including our Holiday Open House Sip ‘N Shop on Friday, December 12 and our Holiday Brunch with Santa on Sunday, December 14.
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