Create with the Curator: Paint Night at the Triton
Price
$40 Early Bird (until 11/28)
$40 Members (11/28-12/3)
$50 General Admission (11/28-12/3)
Location
Triton Museum of Art
Dates
Friday, December 4th, 6:00PM-8:30PM
Duration
1 Day
About the Course
Join us on Friday, December 4, 2026 to create your own winter themed painting! While the example painting is winter forest themed, you are encouraged to personalize this painting in whichever way fits your style and preferences.
Whether you already have art experience or are looking to try something new, this guided workshop is great for going at your own pace and for any skill level. You can join in on an individual basis or with friends or family. This event is always a popular and fun time, with complimentary drinks* included!
Pricing:
Triton Museum Members: $40/ticket
Early Bird Special: $40/ticket until November 27th
Regular Pricing: $50/ticket for non-members November 28th - December 3rd
All ticket sales end on Thursday, December 3rd (midnight) or when sold out
Please arrive by 6:00 PM for check-in and set-up.
Painting begins promptly at 6:30 PM.
Workshop Duration: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Materials: All materials are provided for use on the day of the workshop.
*Complimentary wine (limit of 2 drinks per attendee) is included.
Optional:Â It is recommended to bring your own apron for the event.
Parking: Free!
Your Instructor
Vanessa Callanta
Vanessa Callanta is a Bay Area based artist and visual arts curator at the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara. Vanessa attended Mission College in Santa Clara and earned her degrees, studying under accomplished artists such as George Rivera, Kristin Lindseth, Mark Engel, and Lynn Todaro. She has also taken pastel portrait workshops taught by the world-renowned artist Cuong Nguyen.
Vanessa has had her art shown at the Vargas Gallery at Mission College, Pacific Art League, KALEID Gallery, Works/San Jose, Chopsticks Alley Art, the Triton Museum of Art, and in group exhibitions at local businesses. She has also had the privilege of being selected to paint an Art Box for Sherman Oaks Elementary School in San Jose and has participated in chalk art festivals at Luna Park and the Triton Museum of Art.
Vanessa has shown a passion for art from a young age and enjoys sharing this passion with others. She believes it is important for us to express ourselves creatively and that art should be accessible to everyone.