Autumn Equinox

An ethereal scene of a moon crescent framing a fall tree in full splendor.

We are SO excited to see you back in the studio! We have added safety measures to ensure compliance with all Phase Four Guidelines from the State of Illinois/City of Chicago to ensure your safety and we are ready to go for some good clean fun! The class sizes are limited, and we will seat groups six feet apart. We can accommodate up to 6 people at a table for family/friend groups.

Masks MUST be worn upon entry and while moving about studio. Masks MAY be removed while seated.

Our studio is open and the parties are rockin BUT...alcoholic beverages are not allowed inside any business UNLESS you are a restaurant. The restriction also includes BYOB; no sales OR consumption. For more info, see below.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
We encourage our guests to arrive 30 minutes prior to the start time of the paint party to allow time to grab a beverage, get ready to paint and settle in at your table. Our paint parties begin at the scheduled start time.

Paint, drink & have fun with us at Pinot's Palette Logan Square! At our sip and paint parties, guests enjoy a 'no art experience required' paint party & all art supplies are included! You'll be led by our talented local artists who will guide you step-by-step to create the featured painting.

Our paint events are more party than art class. Though our artists will guide you to create the featured painting, this is your masterpiece! You can follow along as much, or as little, as you’d like. Feel free to choose a different color from our paint cart, add in your own detail or paint another image entirely. We encourage creativity!

The more the merrier, INVITE YOUR FRIENDS! We paint, drink and have fun!

We are located at 2768 N. Milwaukee Ave, a half block south of Diversey Avenue and steps from the Blue Line Logan Square L stop (exit towards Spaulding). Coming from the north or south? We're a mile west of I-94 (exit at California from the north, Diversey Ave from the south). Street parking is available all along Milwaukee, Diversey and Kimball Avenues. Most street parking is $2/hr (tip: the Park Chicago app makes paying for parking a breeze). Street parking is free on Sundays.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Due to the custom nature of our parties and classes, Refunds are not issued for reservation cancellations. Should you need to reschedule your reservation and provide at least 24 hours notice, your reservation will be transferred to a studio credit that can be used only for a future paint party reservation at our Logan Square studio. Please email us at logansquare@pinotspalette.com if you need to cancel. If you 'no-show' for a party or class that you have a spot reserved, or do not give at least 24 hours cancellation notice, you forfeit your reservation payment. By completing the check-out process you agree to this policy.

January 18, 2021

Dear Chicagoan,

Please be advised that, effective immediately, the State of Illinois has determined that Chicago has made significant enough progress as a region in the fight against COVID-19 to move into Tier 2 Mitigations Measures. Under these Mitigation Measures, which are set by the state, the following regulations are in place:

Restaurants and Bars
No indoor service
Outdoor service allowed, including tables within eight feet of walls that are at least 50% open
Indoor events of 10 people or fewer can resume if food is served and only in locations that are designated and typically used for private events only (i.e. banquet halls within restaurants)
Face coverings must be worn at all times except when actively eating and drinking, tables must be six feet apart, and no more than six people per table
All bars and restaurants must close at 11pm and may reopen no earlier than 6am the following day
Health and Fitness Centers
25% capacity indoors
Group classes of 10 or fewer can resume under the 25% capacity restriction
Reservations are no longer required and locker rooms can reopen under capacity restrictions
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Movie Theaters and Performance Venues
Can reopen indoors at 40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Retail Stores
Grocery stores and pharmacies can operate at 50% capacity, all other stores at 40% capacity
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Museums
Can reopen indoors at 25% capacity
Guided tours limited to 50 people
Groups limited to 10 people
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Personal Services
40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
Face coverings can be removed only for services that require their removal
Indoor recreation
Can reopen indoors at 25% capacity, with no more than 25 people in any one space
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Places of worship
40% capacity, with no more than 50 people in any one space
Special events capped at no more than 10 people
Face coverings must be worn at all times
Event venues
Indoor and outdoor events can resume, with no more than 10 people
Face coverings must be worn at all times except when actively eating and drinking

The full reopening regulations in Chicago will be posted shortly on the City’s website at chicago.gov/reopening. BACP will hold a webinar on the new Mitigation Measures set by the State this Thursday, January 21st, at 2:00 pm. To register and learn more visit chicago.gov/businesseducation.

Please note that Chicago was able to move to Tier 2 Mitigation Measures because the State of Illinois has removed the requirement that regions have greater than 20% capacity in medical/surgical beds. In order to move to Tier 1 Mitigation Measures, which would allow limited indoor dining at 25% capacity and no more than 25 people, Chicago will need to meet the following criteria:
A test positivity rate between 6.5 and 8% for three consecutive days as measured by the 7-day rolling average (currently NOT meeting this metric); AND
Greater than 20% percent available staffed ICU hospital beds for three consecutive days, on a 7-day rolling average (currently meeting this metric); AND
No sustained increase in the number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital in 7 out of the last 10 days, on a 7-day average (currently meeting this metric)

For a full overview of the statewide plan to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, read the Restore Illinois Mitigation Plan below. You can follow Chicago’s continued progress in reaching the metrics that the state has set to continue reopening, please visit IDPH’s website. As always, please respond to this email with any questions!

https://coro...tigation-plan