New 'First Wednesday Monthly Art Meet Up' Begins Feb. 4
Jan 31
1 min read
Local creator and busy mom of a toddler, Julia Reino is encouraging you to join her on the first Wednesday of the month from 6-8 pm for a freeform and playful open studio session. The goal is to provide a creative, socially and emotionally fulfilling experience. Think "me" time, "adult" time, "playtime."

Bring a project or start something while you’re here. Enjoy access to our Community Art Supply Closet and lots of collaging and mixed media supplies. Free, open to all. Donations are always welcomed!

Email Julia directly for more information at Jumusu@gmail.com

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