June 21st - Doe & Fawn $30 ALL AGES CLASS!

On a warm June evening at Midtown Crossing in Omaha, a two-hour painting class titled June 21st - Doe & Fawn $30 ALL AGES CLASS! turns a simple studio into a lively community workshop. Hosted at Omaha - Midtown Crossing Suite 4104, CorkyCanvas invites parents and children to paint side-by-side — moms and kids can team up on a doe and fawn scene while dads try their hand at a buck — all guided with step-by-step instruction over roughly 120 minutes. The session balances focused technique with social fun: instructors lead layered brushwork, color blending, and composition while light refreshments and full concessions keep conversation flowing.

This experience is compact, approachable, and designed for a wide range of abilities. The class includes an instructor-led progression from underpainting to finishing touches, and the studio supplies the canvases, paints, brushes, and easels. Drinks and snacks are available for purchase, from non-alcoholic options to beer, wine, and mixed cocktails, so adults can sip as they learn while younger painters concentrate on craft.

The mixed-age format makes it ideal as a family outing, a casual date night, or a low-pressure creative night out with friends. What makes this local offering stand out is how it connects art to place. Midtown Crossing is one of Omaha’s active urban cores, where public squares, river access, and street-level energy create an easy after-activity stroll.

The class’s subject—wild deer figures—feels fitting for Nebraska’s edge-of-city green spaces and nearby river habitats where wildlife sightings are common. For visitors, this is a chance to bring home a personal piece of the region rather than a standard souvenir. Practical details: arrive a few minutes early to settle in at Omaha - Midtown Crossing Suite 4104 and check in.

The two-hour rhythm allows time to work in layers and dry between stages; plan for another 15–30 minutes afterward to clean up and admire finished canvases. This workshop accepts all ages and skill levels; there’s no need to be an experienced painter to walk away with a finished scene. If you’re looking for a local, creative way to spend an evening in Omaha, this class blends instruction, conviviality, and place-based inspiration.

It’s less about perfection and more about making something memorable with people you care about — and maybe discovering a new hobby in the heart of Midtown Crossing. Seats are limited and the $30 all-ages price makes it an affordable entry point into studio art — confirm availability through the event’s booking portal before you go. Expect a relaxed, instructive pace, helpful staff, and an atmosphere that welcomes mistakes as experiments; you’ll leave not only with paint on your hands but with a sharper eye for composition and story behind every brushstroke.