Create a beautiful framed watercolor of Paris in a calm creative space inside Boma Café — perfect even for complete beginners. This workshop is offered weekly on Thursdays (1:30 PM) and Sundays (10:30 AM). The scene we paint comes from the same street where Midnight in Paris was filmed, including the spot where Gil is picked up by the vintage car. You’ll spend about 3 hours inside the dedicated workshop room at Boma Café, fully immersed in the creative process. I’ll guide you step-by-step through the entire watercolor process. Your drawing will be pre-sketched in advance, so you can focus on painting, relaxing, and enjoying the creative flow — even if it’s your first time using watercolor. Midway through the session, we’ll pause for a calming tasting of high-quality Japanese tea, served in traditional teaware — a peaceful moment to slow down before returning to your artwork with a fresh perspective. By the end, you’ll finish your own Parisian watercolor — framed and ready to display — and receive a CREAA tote bag to carry it safely during your travels. It’s a meaningful souvenir: a piece of art you created yourself and a warm memory of your time in Paris.