Ninety Minutes, All Materials Supplied, And Your Model Stays On As Your Butler
Life drawing is the easiest way to break the ice at a hen party, and everyone goes home with something to laugh at. Our Liverpool sessions run for ninety minutes, usually split evenly between drawing and butler service, though it is entirely your call how you divide it up. Some groups barely put the pencils down. Others draw for twenty minutes and spend the rest of the afternoon being waited on. Both are fine.
We are based on Renshaw Street, a few minutes from Liverpool Central, which means our models are already in the city when your booking starts. Travel is calculated from your nearest hub at checkout, so for central Liverpool addresses it is about as low as it gets anywhere we cover.
Most Liverpool life drawing sessions happen in apartments rather than bars, simply because everyone needs room to sit, see the model and rest a board. City centre apartments around the Ropewalks, the Baltic Triangle and the waterfront tend to work well. If you are not sure whether your space is suitable, send us a photo when you book and we will tell you straight.
Saturday afternoons go first, particularly between March and September and on Grand National weekend, when the whole city fills up. Two weeks notice is comfortable and shorter notice is often fine here.
We are the in-house entertainment partner for these Liverpool aparthotel operators, so if you are still choosing where to stay these are properties we know work well.

The classic. Life drawing gets a group who may not all know each other laughing within ten minutes, and it works just as well at two in the afternoon as it does at nine at night. Everyone leaves with a drawing, which is usually the thing that ends up on the wedding morning group chat.

A milestone birthday that needs something more inventive than another restaurant booking. Ninety minutes of drawing and butler service fills the awkward early part of the evening, and works for mixed age groups where a stripper would not.

No occasion required. Liverpool groups book life drawing for reunions, divorce parties and plain Saturday afternoons, usually in an apartment before heading out into town.







