Create, Sip, and Celebrate: Fête 832 Offers Unforgettable Private Event Experiences
348s (1)

Create, Sip, and Celebrate: Fête 832 Offers Unforgettable Private Event Experiences


Share this post

Houston's Heights Art District is about to get even more colorful with the grand opening of Fête 832, an immersive 2D art and entertainment studio that has already made waves as a viral TikTok sensation. Founded by Andrea Nunn, Fête 832 brings a unique spin to the traditional ‘paint & sip’ concept, offering patrons the chance to create 2D figurines using a distinctive fluid pouring method. Since its soft launch, the studio has hosted over 10,000 sessions in just 11 months, quickly becoming a favorite spot for creative expression and fun.

On November 1, 2024, Fête 832 will celebrate its official launch with an exciting event, featuring music, food, and a  raffle to unveil its latest figurine. Guests will have the chance to experience firsthand the studio's unique art process, which combines traditional tools like plastic spoons and pipettes to create one-of-a-kind figurine designs.

Fête 832 also offers private buy-outs and semi-private event rentals, providing exclusive opportunities for groups of 15 or more to customize their art experience. With its inviting atmosphere, impeccable service, and emphasis on creative expression, the studio is quickly becoming a go-to destination for both intimate gatherings and corporate events.

Driven by Nunn’s passion for art and inspired by the figurines in her grandmother’s home, Fête 832 represents a fresh and vibrant concept in Houston’s art scene. It’s more than just a studio—it’s a celebration of color, creativity, and community.


Share this post
Comments

Be the first to know

Join our community and get notified about upcoming stories

Subscribing...
You've been subscribed!
Something went wrong
"This Is Your Library": The Obamas Surprise Students at the Obama Center
President and Mrs. Obama read "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak to children in the new branch of the Chicago Public Library at The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, IL, on June 19, 2026. Credit: The Obama Foundation

"This Is Your Library": The Obamas Surprise Students at the Obama Center

President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama surprised 25 students from nearby Hyde Park school William H. Ray Elementary at the Obama Presidential Center's Chicago Public Library branch at 10:15 a.m. The Obamas came out to read Maurice Sendak's children's classic "Where the Wild Things Are" and spent about 24 minutes reading as well as taking pictures with the students and teachers afterwards. "Are you telling stories up in here?" President Obama said to the kids after walking into the main read


Tré Exclusives

Tré Exclusives

A Surprise Welcome: The Obamas Greet First Visitors to Their Presidential Center
All Together by Jules Julien in The Obama Presidential Center Museum in Chicago, IL, on March 1,2026 Credit: The Obama Foundation

A Surprise Welcome: The Obamas Greet First Visitors to Their Presidential Center

In a surprise appearance, the Obamas greeted the first 100 visitors to the Obama Presidential Center that first opened to the public on Juneteenth on Chicago's South Side. In awe, guests shook hands with former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama against the backdrop of a colorful, 38-foot-tall painting depicting a map of Chicago stretching to the ceiling – inspired by Carl Sandburg's 1914 poem about the city: "stormy, husky, brawling, City of the Big Shoulders."   The room is framed by


Tré Exclusives

Tré Exclusives