an evening for strangers to become friends
themed home evenings in Harrow. A different craft each time, always a hot drink and a shared table
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how every evening unfolds
Pick up whatever tonight's craft calls for: paint and a tote, clay and a wheel, canvas and brush. Guided step by step if you want it. No experience needed; the point is the doing, not the result.
Unlimited hot drinks, poured all evening, while colour or clay finds its way into being and conversation finds its way between strangers.
Hands down, plates up. A proper home-cooked meal, served to you at the table. Finished with something sweet to carry the evening out, and something you made to carry home.
from last time's table
Six strangers, six tote bags, one table. A peek from our very first evening. On 26th September, it's your turn to sit down.

walking guests through the process, colour by colour

breaking down the colour wheel, before a single brushstroke

tracing every line, steady hand at a time

colours finding their way onto the tote

the last strokes, before supper

the story behind dal baati, as supper is served

six totes, six new friends

held up and grinning: proof it was never about talent
Every table has its own colours. Yours starts here.
more from the table
Behind-the-scenes from every evening: new themes, table setups, and finished totes, as they happen.
@paintsipsuppersave your seat
Five quick questions, about forty seconds. It opens WhatsApp with your message ready to send. You pay nothing now.
WhatsApp is open with your message ready. Just hit send, and we'll confirm your seat and share the address. Come as a stranger, leave with your creativity.
or choose a different evening
Same shared table, same warm drink in hand, with a different craft each time. Pick the evening that calls to you, and the booking form above will switch to match.
good to know
That's most guests, whatever the theme: paint, clay, or canvas. You'll be guided the whole way if you want it, and imperfect work made over a hot drink and laughter is the whole point.
Many guests do, and that's the idea. Everyone arrives a stranger and shares one table. If you'd rather bring a friend, book two seats.
A family home in Harrow, a short walk from public transport. We share the full address once your seat is confirmed.
Tell us in the booking form or on WhatsApp. Supper is vegetarian by default and we're happy to adapt.
Everything for that evening's theme: materials, your take-home piece, unlimited hot drinks, the full supper and dessert. We share pricing when you message us on WhatsApp, since it can vary a little by theme.
your host

Dr. Kanwal Gul holds a PhD in Sustainability Studies and spent years as a research fellow at the University of Naples Federico II, working on the big, systemic questions behind how the world grows, shares, and wastes food.
her story
Naples is also where painting found her, almost by accident, in a city so unapologetically full of colour and art on every wall that she picked up a brush without really meaning to. What started as something to fill the space between research deadlines became a quiet, private practice: no formal training, no plan, just paint and an evening to lose herself in. She misses Italy more than she expected to, and painting is the one thing that still brings it back. A few strokes in, and she's home again, somewhere between Naples' side streets and her own kitchen table here in Harrow.
Food found her a different way, through the research, but the table she's setting for you isn't research. It's simpler than that: a home-cooked meal from tonight's chef, a shared table, and the kind of evening she'd want to be invited to herself.