Wondrous Wetlands Watercolor Workshop

Name: Wondrous Wetlands Watercolor Workshop
Start: 20191012
End: 20191012
Location: Olbrich Botanical Gardens

Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Taking place at: Olbrich Botanical Gardens

Join artist Janet Flynn and the International Crane Foundation staff for a morning of watercolor creation and Whooping Crane discovery. You will leave with your own watercolor and a new appreciation for the importance of wetlands for cranes and humans. No experience needed to enjoy this workshop – beginners are encouraged to join. All supplies provided.

Instructors: Janet Flynn, Artist with International Crane Foundation

Register by Friday, October 4. Register online, by calling (608) 245-3648, by mail, or in person at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Cash, check, Visa, or MasterCard can be accepted.

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Fees : $38/$30 member

Surrounding Area Art, cranes, Olbrich, painting, watercolor, wetlands, workshop

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