Shades of a Bistro

A rather colorful bar set dead center of the Ring of Colors District. The establishment is closed every Sunday to paint each of it's walls a different color by local painters volunteering. So it's no surprise that the structure's pigment is rarely a solid color, more of being intricate designs of each individual. That being said, the bar top is a splatter of rainbow under a pain of glass, accompanied by just as colorful stools, and scattered tables around the room. There's a back room with completely white walls all covered with a huge sheet of paper on each side of the square room in which the people visting can help decorate the walls. Hung up right outside are raint-coat like things that sheild one's entire body that have a hood, goggles, and gloves. And, of course, the buckets of paint used to decorate the walls without a brush.