Abstract Art Sessions in Casama Home
Casama Studio invites you to Casama Home for Abstract Art Sessions with Lee Caces this August 15 and 29, 2026.
Marikina City, Philippines — Plants, Flowers, Coffee, Cocktails, and a little Creativity—what’s not to love? Create beautiful art and memories with your friends and loved ones this August 15 and 29 at Casama Home as Casama Studio is hosting Abstract Art Sessions with Antipolo-based artist Lee Caces.
August 15 - ARt Buffet: Among the Greens (with Shopleaf and Our Little Cafe)
Maginhawa’s very own Shopleaf and Our Little Cafe will be present in the August 15 session of Abstract Art Session as providers of complimentary coffee or matcha for guests, as well as the lush plant installation which guests will draw inspiration from in their painting session.
Inclusions:
Paint with your favorite medium
Draw inspiration from lush plant installation from Shop Leaf
Enjoy a complimentary Coffee or Matcha
Get a chance to win raffle prize
August 29 - Drunken Flowers (with FlowersbyGinger and Manille Liqueur)
Renowned liqueur brand Manille Liqueur will be present in the August 29 session of Abstract Art Session to serve guests Filipino-inspired cocktails to add fuel to inspiration as guests are invited to create expressive abstract florals inspired by the fblooms styled by Flowers by Ginger.
Inclusions:
Paint with your favorite medium
Draw inspiration from beautiful blooms from Flowers by Ginger
Enjoy a complimentary Cocktail
Get a chance to win raffle prize
Rates (Early Bird, Duo, and Group Rates Available)
Alternatively, you may register for Abstract Art Sessions with Lee Caces through this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeo6T39vPrmUQ1GNiBW0CFNe7zFshLTFcVoV8Lc85JQ2QWmPw/viewform
ABSTRACT ART SESSION with Lee Caces
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