A creative evening with a meaningful mission is coming to Oakhurst, as the House of Muddy Paws Paint Party Fundraiser invites the community to gather, unwind, and give back—all in one night.
Set for Saturday, May 2, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Sierra Senior Center, this special event blends art and compassion, offering participants the chance to create their own puppy-themed painting while supporting local animal rescue efforts.
Designed with all skill levels in mind, the paint party will be led by instructor Rhiana, who will guide attendees step-by-step through the process. Whether you’ve never picked up a paintbrush or just want a relaxed night out, the event promises a fun and welcoming atmosphere where creativity comes easy.
Each $40 ticket includes all painting supplies, guided instruction, and an 11×14 canvas that participants can take home at the end of the evening. The featured painting—an adorable puppy design—makes it especially appealing for animal lovers looking to combine their love of pets with a good cause.
Beyond the canvas, the heart of the event lies in its purpose. Proceeds will go toward supporting The House of
Muddy Paws, helping fund the ongoing care, rescue, and support efforts that make a difference for animals in need.
Events like this highlight the strength of mountain-area communities, where local gatherings often double as opportunities to support meaningful causes. By simply showing up, participants are contributing to something bigger—helping ensure that rescue organizations can continue their work.
With space limited, organizers encourage early registration to secure a spot. Those interested can sign up online in advance.
For anyone looking for a unique night out—whether it’s with friends, family, or just a chance to try something new—this event offers the perfect mix of creativity, connection, and community impact.
And if you’ve been looking for a reason to get out, try something different, and support a truly paws-itively great cause… this might just be it. Grab a seat, pick up a brush, and we’ll see you there.
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