The Persistence of Memory: A Speakeasy Painting Experience

🕰 The Persistence of Memory — A Speakeasy Painting Experience

Step beyond the phonebooth and into an evening where art, time, and atmosphere melt together.

The Exhibition Room invites you to “The Persistence of Memory — A Speakeasy Painting Experience,” an intimate, immersive paint-and-sip inspired by Salvador Dalí’s iconic masterpiece, The Persistence of Memory.

Set inside Long Beach’s most alluring hidden lounge, guests will create their own surreal interpretation of melting clocks and dreamlike landscapes — no prior painting experience required.

Business casual dress code. (Paint attire welcome — time can get messy.)

Under dim lights, vintage accents, and a whisper of jazz in the air, local Long Beach artist Hugo Dominguez will guide you step-by-step as your canvas transforms into a surreal masterpiece.

Whether you come for the art, the ambiance, or the cocktail — this is a night designed to feel less like a class and more like stepping into a dream.

When: Thursday, February 25, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Where: The Exhibition Room
1115 East Wardlow Rd
Long Beach, CA 90807

Your ticket includes:

• 1 complimentary surrealist-inspired welcome cocktail or a glass of Hidden Sea Wine (Rosé, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, or Red Blend)
• All painting supplies provided:
• • Custom “Persistence of Memory” canvas designed by Capsstreetwear
  • Paints, brushes, easels, palettes, and apron

Roxanne’s full food menu will be available throughout the evening — perfect for sharing, snacking, or settling in while you paint.

• A moody, Prohibition-era speakeasy atmosphere
• Guided instruction from a respected local artist
• Hands-on creative freedom
• Craft cocktails or premium wine
• A surreal masterpiece you take home

Spots are extremely limited — and time waits for no one.

Reserve your canvas before it melts away.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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