Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Hosts 10 Winter Artisan Workshops Starting Feb. 3
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Berks County-based Hawk Mountain Sanctuary is thrilled to once again offer our Winter Artisan Series! Join us on the Mountain to explore a diverse array of hands-on artisan workshops instructed by local, talented professional artists.

The workshops include--

-- February 3: Writing The Sanctuary

-- February 4: Tree of Life Suncatcher

-- February 10: Spring Egg Basket

-- February 17: Traditional Hooked Rug Coasters

-- February 24: Coffee Painting

-- February 25: Kid’s Pour Paint

-- March 3: Art of Trees

-- March 9: Mountain With A Checkered Past Acrylic Painting

-- March 16: Wire Tree

-- March 23: Crafting Herbal Tea Blends

Click Here for details and to register for each workshop.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events, visit the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary website or call 610-756-6961.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Sanctuary, Like them on Facebook, Follow on Twitter, visit them on Flickr and visit their YouTube ChannelClick Here to support Hawk Mountain.

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[Posted: January 19, 2024]


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