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Come join us for a day filled with local art, food, and celebration of our planet! Explore various eco-friendly vendors and artists, participate in an upcycling collage workshop, and indulge in delicious locally sourced and vegan eats from our pop-up … Continue reading
Kids Arts Workshop: Infinite Creativity Inspired by Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama, with artist teacher Eileen Cave. College Park Arts Exchange celebrates Asian Pacific Islander Month using mixed media to create colorful, whimsical art, inspired by nature and the unique artwork … Continue reading
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CPAE Arts Drop In features fun, materials-based activities for children age 3-8 with their caregivers, led by Ian Rogers, a local artist and Early Childhood Educator with 30 years experience. Select Saturdays. April 20: 3D animals and robots College Park … Continue reading
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The Greenbelt Green Man Festival is a two day vibrant festival full of live music, vendors, drum circles, crafts, environmental awareness, food, and fun for the whole family in the beautiful Roosevelt Center in Greenbelt, MD. FREE admission! Dates: Saturday … Continue reading
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Nootana presents their 4th annual spring showcase, and original dance drama, Looking Glass, on April 6th and 7th, 2024, at Joe’s Movement Emporium. In this captivating tale of a beautiful queen transforming herself and her kingdom from an environment of … Continue reading
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During this 4-day workshop students will be introduced to the exciting and inky world of letterpress! Students will experience the art of letterpress printing, including how historical equipment is now used to make modern creations, like persuasive posters, art prints, … Continue reading
During this 4-day workshop students will be introduced to the exciting and inky world of letterpress! Students will experience the art of letterpress printing, including how historical equipment is now used to make modern creations, like persuasive posters, art prints, … Continue reading
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