Creative franchise
ArtNight is a creative entertainment franchise offering guided painting events in restaurants, bars, and cultural spaces. Combining art, social interaction, and entrepreneurship, the brand provides a mobile business model with low overhead and a growing community across Europe.
Social art experience with a scalable model
Founded in Germany, ArtNight focuses on organizing painting events where participants are guided by artists while enjoying drinks and socializing. Events are held in existing venues like restaurants or event spaces, eliminating the need for a physical studio. What makes the franchise unique is its flexible, mobile structure and focus on building creative communities in urban areas.
ArtNight franchises currently operate in over 80 cities across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The company plans further expansion in Central and Eastern Europe, including upcoming entry into the Polish market. Each franchise is assigned a regional territory, allowing partners to grow a network of recurring local events.
Investment and entry requirements
Becoming an ArtNight franchisee involves an application process, onboarding workshop, and signing a license agreement. The franchise operates on a licensing model with no need for retail premises or fixed staff. Most franchisees work part-time initially and gradually scale their business.
The financial requirements include a licensing fee starting from €5,000, depending on the region. Initial investment, including branding, artist recruitment, and marketing, ranges between €7,000 and €12,000. Since no lease or inventory is required, the business can be launched quickly with minimal capital.
Ongoing fees include a revenue-based royalty of 15–20%, covering access to ArtNight’s digital booking platform, event calendar system, and central marketing support. Franchisees manage their own event scheduling, venue partnerships, and artist team.
Support, operations, and growth outlook
ArtNight provides franchisees with complete training, operational manuals, access to event templates, and ongoing coaching. The franchisor also offers national marketing campaigns, SEO tools, and content for social media. A dedicated back-end system handles bookings, payments, and feedback collection.
Franchisees are responsible for coordinating events, recruiting freelance artists, building local partnerships, and maintaining event quality. Average revenues per event range from €400 to €1,200, with margins depending on venue costs and artist compensation. A fully operational franchise running 8–12 events per month can generate a stable part-time income or scale toward full-time management.
The brand plans further European expansion, with Poland identified as a priority for 2025. ArtNight is actively seeking franchise partners in cities such as Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, and Gdańsk, where a strong creative and hospitality culture supports this mobile event model.

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