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The Staunton Augusta Art Center announces two special workshops coming up for kids ages 5-13.

Cool and Creative Keepsake Easter Eggs

Use your imagination and an assortment of cool supplies to decorate large wooded eggs to keep for a lifetime.

Ages 5-13

Saturday, March 31

10am-Noon

Staunton Augusta Art Center classroom #5, 2nd floor of the R. R. Smith Center for History & Art, 20 S. New Street

$35/$30 members, all instruction and materials included

Taught by award-winning artist and popular teacher Peg Sheridan

Pre-registration required by calling 540-885-2028

 

Gift-for-Mother’s-Day workshop

Make two special gifts and one card for Mom or Grandma or any special Mom you know.  It’s a secret so gift wrapping will be included in the workshop.

Ages 5-13

Saturday, May 5, 10-Noon

Staunton Augusta Art Center classroom #5, 2nd floor of the R. R. Smith Center for History and Art, 20 S. New Street

$35non-members/$30 members, all instruction and materials included

Led by award winning artist and popular teacher Peg Sheridan

 

More details

Staunton Augusta Art Center
20 S. New Street
Staunton, VA  24401
540-885-2028
www.saartcenter.org

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