Picnic & Coit Tower Watercolor Workshop
Sunday, April 19, 2026
2:00 PM
Washington Square Park
Filbert St & Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94133
$20
What to Expect
Spend your afternoon painting San Francisco's most iconic views in an outdoor watercolor class.
Take Home
A hand made watercolor painting of the Coit Tower and a whole lot of great memories!
About This Event
This beginner-friendly workshop includes step-by-step instruction and painting materials. All you need to bring is something to sit on, such as a picnic blanket or chair!
Note: This is an outdoor event. In case of heavy rain or unsafe weather, participants will be notified 24 hours in advance with a rain date or rescheduling option.
About the Artist
Studio Jellybean
View maker profile @studio.jellybeanStudio Jellybean provides engaging, hands-on art experiences designed to spark creativity, build skills, and boost confidence. Serving schools, companies, and communities across the Bay Area, the studio offers everything from after-school enrichment and summer camps to custom private events.
Jean is an arts educator and small business owner specializing in creative programming for schools, corporations, and community spaces. With a background in journalism from the University of Washington and over three years of dedicated classroom experience, Jean designs inclusive, skill-based curriculums that make art accessible to all levels.
Beyond her work in student enrichment, she instructs adult art workshops in local parks and is a familiar face at East Bay street fairs. Driven by a passion for helping others find their creative voice, Jean focuses on building meaningful connections through hands-on making and imaginative play.
About the Space
Washington Square Park
Establishing itself in 1847 as one of the city’s original green spaces, Washington Square remains a vibrant North Beach landmark. This sun-drenched urban oasis is framed by bustling sidewalk cafes and the iconic spires of Saints Peter and Paul Church, making it a favorite haunt for both curious travelers and long-time locals.
Whether you’re there for a community festival, a free movie night, or a quiet afternoon of people-watching, the park serves as the neighborhood’s natural living room. It’s the perfect spot to stretch out on the lawn, toss a Frisbee, or enjoy a slow stroll with your dog in the heart of the historic district.
Filbert St & Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94133, San Francisco, CA
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