Make Art, Have Fun, Feel Good
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Heartfelt, hilarious, and hands-on creative experiences for adults in Montreal who want something better to do after work than drinking or scrolling.
14 spots max. Perfect for friends, dates, or coming solo.
No experience needed. All supplies provided.
Leave with something you made.
This is NOT an art lesson!
This is a cozy, creative night out. You show up, sit with other adults, make something with your hands, laugh, talk, and leave feeling better than you came in. No pressure or judgement allowed!
This exists for people bored of the same crowded bars or loud, expensive restaurants.
This exists for people trying to avoid the never-ending doomscroll trap.
This exists for people who want to do something interesting, unique, and memorable.
This exists for people who like creative experiences but don’t want a formal class.
This exists for fun-seekers and connection-seekers alike.
Hi, I’m Dr Tyler Lemco!
I’ve spent my life making silly comedy videos (that over a Billion people have watched on YouTube), writing ridiculous articles (for publications like Vice, National Lampoon, CBS Sports, and Playboy, to name drop a few), and generally being a fun, artsy guy who makes cool stuff.
I’ve run for mayor of Montreal, I hosted a talk show where I’ve probably interviewed your favorite p0rn star, and I feel at least partially responsible for that weird era in the early 2010’s when bacon was such a thing.
Now I host workshops, paint parties, and other fun, creative experiences at Dr Lemco’s Creative Club!
I’m the new Bob Ross, ya dig?!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Activities are kept intentionally intimate. Spots are limited. Reserve yours now.
FAQ
What should I bring?
Nothing. All supplies are provided. Just bring your imagination. And bring any snacks or drinks you’d like.
What if I’m coming alone and don’t know anyone?
A lot of people come solo. That’s totally normal. You’ll make friends.
What if I’m not creative?
Firstly, don’t worry about it. You’ll be good. Secondly, you are. You’ll see.
What if I’m always busy and can never find time for creativity?
That’s literally why this exists.
What if I witnessed a crime that directly implicates a notable public figure, and I’m not sure if I should say something because it could cost hundreds of people their jobs, as well as ruin the reputation of a beloved hero?
You are on the wrong webbed site, pal.
(freaky ass questions)