Painting with a Twist Franchise
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Looking for a rewarding and FUN business venture? Join the #1 Paint & Sip/DIY concept, Painting with a Twist. Our guests sip wine while they paint step-by-step along with our artist-entertainers on stage. As the largest creative concept, we have proven systems, state-of-the-art technology, multiple revenue streams, and award-winning support.

Overview

Join the #1 paint & sip franchise in the world! Our franchise concept is simple. We're a creative outlet. We're not a fine art studio. In fact, our experience is more about the FUN you have than the art you create! Guests come together and sip on their favorite beverage while they paint step-by-step along with our artist-entertainers. No art experience necessary! As the largest creative franchise, we have proven systems and award-winning support to set your studio up for success. Painting with a Twist was listed in the highly sought-after Entrepreneur Magazine Franchise 500 list in 2024 and even ranked #1 in the paint & sip/DIY category! And as a recognized Top Low-Cost Franchise, our affordable model makes owning your own business attainable.

WHY CHOOSE US

Painting with a Twist was founded in 2007 in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. The Founders wanted to create a "carefree escape" - a place where people could come together and forget their struggles for a little while. The business was an immediate hit and the paint & sip concept was born. The brand began franchising in 2009 and today there are more than 220 studios in 39 states across the United States.

As a franchise owner, you are set up for success from the beginning with:

  • Multiple revenue streams

  • Ongoing support & training

  • Easy to execute marketing programs

  • State-of-the-art technology

  • Painting with a Purpose philanthropic brand

  • And so much more!


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