Calling all Taylor Swift fans, it’s time to paint the town! Be Original Studios is opening its brand-new workshop space inside Toronto’s shipping container market, Stackt Market this October. And in honour of Taylor Swift’s upcoming series of concerts, the studio will have a special lineup of designs inspired by the artist.

Opening October 29th, Original Genes TO will bring the world of creativity and self-expression through painting, all under one roof.

The unique space will offer drop-in painting sessions along with guided classes so even if you’re not a pro with the paints, you can feel as confident as one while you create your masterpiece.

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Photo via Be Original Studios

But for those interested in a more structured experience, there will be a number of designated classes throughout the month.

These will cater to different skill levels and artistic interests.

Taylor Swift-Inspired Paint Sessions

And of course, in honour of the upcoming concerts, there will be a special lineup of Taylor Swift-inspired designs. This is perfect for fans who would love to express their admiration for their fave artist and showcase their creative side.

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Photo via Be Original Studios

The sessions will focus on painting custom denim jackets. Isn’t that cool?

You’ll get to choose from a “range of designs that reflect Taylor’s iconic style and bring your favourite lyrics to life on fabric,” shares the studio.

Don’t miss out on this amazing and fun opportunity.

Be Original Studios

When: Opening October 29th, 2024. Tuesday to Sunday from 12 PM to 8 PM
Where: Stackt Market – 28 Bathurst St, Unit 5-101

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