Top Kuala Lumpur Art Classes

Take home more than great memories from Malaysia, creating your very own traditional batik masterpiece in our downtown KL studio. Our artists will help you from start to finish, so even those without much artistic experience will be able to enjoy waxing, painting, drying and framing, and eventually taking home their skillfully finished work just two hours later.

Combine art with bonding during a ‘paint and sip’ class in Kuala Lumpur. Ideal for solo travelers or groups, this hands-on workshop teaches you to unleash your inner artist with easy-to-follow tips and techniques. Plus, alcoholic drinks, free-flowing coffee and tea, and snacks are included.

Learn to cook Malaysian food with this small group tour, where you can learn traditional Malaysian techniques with an enthusiastic group of both locals and tourists. You’ll have an authentic cooking experience, not geared solely to tourists. All of your cooking equipment and ingredients are provided, too, so you can just show up and cook.

Spend a day exploring the historic city of Melaka with this full-day tour. You'll visit sites such as the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and St. Paul's Hill and Church, with plenty of time to take photos along the way. A local lunch is included. Hotel pickup is available for bookings of two or more adults.

About Sip & Paint Event We’re the very 1st Sip & Paint studio in KL! Nights out here at Art & Bonding are all about relaxation, lively conversations, the joys of painting and of course, drinking tasty wine! This is your opportunity to be creative, say goodbye to stress, and enjoy the company of others. There’s no painting or drawing skills required either! We’ll guide you throughout the process! *Come in a group of 5 for an additional bottle of FREE wine

Paint traditional Malaysian batik onto a calico bag at a 90-minute, hands-on arts workshop in Kuala Lumpur, and bring home your own creative souvenir. This family-friendly class includes all materials, and is the perfect way to experience Malaysian culture first hand.

Cycle on basket bikes through eight different areas of the city at a leisurely pace. At each stop you’ll learn about the history and culture of the capital city from your guide. You’ll taste fruit at the colourful Chow Kit market, visit the oldest Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpar, explore the Forest Eco Park, and see a local village in the heart of the city, Kampong Bharu.