
Sunday, August 30, 2026
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $20
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 the Workshop
Spend your afternoon painting San Francisco's most iconic view in a fun, relaxed, and welcoming outdoor watercolor class. This outdoor workshop balances clear, guided instruction with a deeply relaxed, social atmosphere. Designed as a creative escape from the weekly grind, the session invites you to slow down, connect with your surroundings, and translate the city’s beauty onto paper through the fluid medium of watercolor.
The Experience
Facilitated by local artist and community builder Jean, this workshop is structured to be as effortless as it is fun. Jean curates a warm, inclusive energy right from the start, offering clear step-by-step guidance on watercolor fundamentals while giving you the freedom to explore your own artistic style.
The environment is completely flexible. You can chat and share laughs with fellow creators or simply lose yourself in your painting, soaking up the park vibe and the California sunshine. Jean will be floating around to offer helpful tips, thoughtful inputs, and encouragement whenever you need it.
What is Included & What to Bring
Who Is This For? This workshop is entirely beginner-friendly! Whether you haven't picked up a paintbrush since grade school or you paint regularly and just want to enjoy a creative afternoon in the community, you are welcome here. It is the perfect solo date, weekend activity with a close friend, or way to meet fellow local creatives.
Weather & Logistics
Because this is a fully outdoor experience designed to let us enjoy the natural beauty of the city, the event is weather-dependent. In the rare case of heavy rain or unsafe weather conditions, all participants will be notified at least 24 hours in advance with a rain date or rescheduling option.









Jean at Studio 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.
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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