This Thursday evening, as Plaza Central settles into the after-beach hours, Estudio Rambar will set out brushes, paints, and blank fans and bucket hats for a workshop with Costa Rican artist Dani Loaiza of Colibrí Tornasol.
From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., guests will gather at the gallery to choose fan or a bucket hat and bring it to life with color. The sample pieces Dani prepared give a sense of the evening’s spirit: a golden fan covered in deep blue leaves, and a matching hat with a blue butterfly resting on its front. Some participants may follow a similar botanical path, while others might paint a favorite bird, a sunset over Danta, or simply a pattern that feels like them. No experience is needed, only the curiosity to pick up a brush.
The workshop is part of Estudio Rambar’s November program, which has filled the gallery with hands-on experiences for the community. After a wood carving session with Mario Sánchez last Saturday, the month continues with two painting classes led by Alberto Carmona Deesquipulas: one at the gallery on Thursday, November 19, and another by the beach on Saturday, November 28.
The cost is $46 per person (₡21,000), with materials, drinks, and snacks covered. Since space is limited, reservations can be made in advance through Estudio Rambar’s Instagram: @estudiorambar.
Whether you are looking for a creative evening with neighbors or a meaningful keepsake from your time in Las Catalinas, this Thursday at the gallery promises both.