Aberdeen to welcome Scotland's first UV Splatter Paint Studio this weekend

Scotland’s first and only UV Splatter Paint Studio is set to hit Aberdeen when it opens its doors on December 1.

Situated at 262 George Street, upstairs from the popular Café Osmans, the Riot Splatter promises to offers a creative experience like no other, blending art, fun, and a glow-in-the-dark twist. Riot Splatter sets itself apart with its UV splatter painting experience, making it the first of its kind in Scotland.

The innovative concept is aimed at providing a fun-filled activity for people of all ages and abilities, from budding artists to those who haven’t picked up a paintbrush since school.

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Riot Splatter offers tailored packages to suit a wide variety of audiences, including friends and family outings, kids’ birthday parties, hen and stag parties, and parent-and-child experiences

The studio also offers discounts for students and healthcare workers, making it a cost-effective and inclusive entertainment option.

Guests can gear up in protective overcoats, goggles, and shower caps, or embrace the mess by wearing old clothes to get completely covered in paint.

The studio shares a location with popular Turkish restaurant Café Osmans.

Riot Splatter builds on this reputation, turning the venue into a dual-purpose destination for both food lovers and creative adventurers.

Bookings for Riot Splatter open on December 1 with slots available for both individuals and groups. Interested parties are encouraged to follow Riot Splatter on social media for updates, promotions, and sneak peeks ahead of the grand opening.

Eyup Simpil, founder and owner of Riot Splatter said: "Aberdeen is the perfect place for this one-of-a-kind concept. Whether you’re coming for a fun day out, celebrating a special occasion, or just looking to unleash your inner artist, Riot Splatter offers something for everyone.

"We’re thrilled to bring this unique experience to Scotland, and we can’t wait to welcome our first guests. The leisure and entertainment scene in Aberdeen could do with a bit of colour!"

With its innovative concept, competitive pricing, and ties to Café Osmans’ culinary offerings, Riot Splatter is expected to become a go-to destination for locals, students, families, and tourists alike.

For more information, visit Riot Splatter at 262 George Street, follow them on social media, or contact the studio directly for booking details.