Come make a\nbeaut iful handmade ornament out of wool. In this class we will use the\nneedle felting technique to create whimsical wool Santa gnomes and a\ncombination of folding and needle felting to make Christmas angels.
\nKerry Bro kaw is a local artist\, felter and Waldorf teacher who delights\nin sharin g her craft techniques.
Age&\; ability: 14\nand olde r\, beginners welcome!
C ome make a\nbeautiful handmade ornament out of wool. In this class we will use the\nneedle felting technique to create whimsical wool Santa gnomes a nd a\ncombination of folding and needle felting to make Christmas angels.< /p>\n
Kerry Brokaw is a local artist\, felter and Waldorf teacher who de lights\nin sharing her craft techniques.
Age&\; abil ity: 14\nand older\, beginners welcome!
Join professional\ npiñata maker Carlos Lecanda as he leads a bilingual class in the classic al\nMexican tradition of piñata making. Based in Mexico\, Lecanda will\nd emonstrate the handcrafting of two different types of piñatas\, and guide \nstudents as they make their own to take home. Students will learn to mak e\npaper flowers to decorate their piñatas. Lecanda will also share the\n cultural history of the piñata in Mexico.
Free\nchildc are will be provided on-site. Age &\; Ability: 16 and older\,\nbeginner s welcome!
Únase al fabricante\nprofesional de piñatas Carlos Lecanda mientras dirige una clase bilingüe\nsobre la clásica tradición mexicana de hacer piñatas. Con sede en\nMéxico\, Lecanda demostrará la elaboración arte sanal de dos tipos\ndiferentes de piñatas y guiará a los estudiantes mie ntras hacen las suyas\npropias para llevar a casa. Los estudiantes aprende rán a hacer flores de\npapel para decorar sus piñatas. Lecanda también compartirá la historia\ncultural de la piñata en México. Se proporciona rá cuidado de niños\ngratuito en el lugar.
Edad y cap acidad: mayores de 16\naños\, se admiten principiantes\, se ofrece cuidad o de niños\ngratuito
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J oin professional\npiñata maker Carlos Lecanda as he leads a bilingual cla ss in the classical\nMexican tradition of piñata making. Based in Mexico\ , Lecanda will\ndemonstrate the handcrafting of two different types of pi ñatas\, and guide\nstudents as they make their own to take home. Students will learn to make\npaper flowers to decorate their piñatas. Lecanda wil l also share the\ncultural history of the piñata in Mexico.
Free\nchildcare will be provided on-site. Age &\; Ability: 16 and
older\,\nbeginners welcome!
Únase al fabricante\nprofesional de piñatas Carlos Lecanda mientras dirige una clase bilingüe\nsobre la clásica tradición mexicana de hacer piñatas. Con sede en\nMéxico\, Lecanda demostrará la elaboración artesanal de dos tipos\ndiferentes de piñatas y guiará a l os estudiantes mientras hacen las suyas\npropias para llevar a casa. Los e studiantes aprenderán a hacer flores de\npapel para decorar sus piñatas. Lecanda también compartirá la historia\ncultural de la piñata en Méxi co. Se proporcionará cuidado de niños\ngratuito en el lugar.
Edad y capacidad: mayores de 16\naños\, se admiten principiantes\ , se ofrece cuidado de niños\ngratuito
\n
Join professional\ npiñata maker Carlos Lecanda as he leads a bilingual class in the classic al\nMexican tradition of piñata making. Based in Mexico\, Lecanda will\nd emonstrate the handcrafting of two different types of piñatas\, and guide \nstudents as they make their own to take home. Students will learn to mak e\npaper flowers to decorate their piñatas. Lecanda will also share the\n cultural history of the piñata in Mexico.
Free\nchildc are will be provided on-site. Age &\; Ability: 16 and older\,\nbeginner s welcome!
Únase al fabricante\nprofesional de piñatas Carlos Lecanda mientras dirige una clase bilingüe\nsobre la clásica tradición mexicana de hacer piñatas. Con sede en\nMéxico\, Lecanda demostrará la elaboración arte sanal de dos tipos\ndiferentes de piñatas y guiará a los estudiantes mie ntras hacen las suyas\npropias para llevar a casa. Los estudiantes aprende rán a hacer flores de\npapel para decorar sus piñatas. Lecanda también compartirá la historia\ncultural de la piñata en México. Se proporciona rá cuidado de niños\ngratuito en el lugar.
Edad y cap acidad: mayores de 16\naños\, se admiten principiantes\, se ofrece cuidad o de niños\ngratuito
\n
J oin professional\npiñata maker Carlos Lecanda as he leads a bilingual cla ss in the classical\nMexican tradition of piñata making. Based in Mexico\ , Lecanda will\ndemonstrate the handcrafting of two different types of pi ñatas\, and guide\nstudents as they make their own to take home. Students will learn to make\npaper flowers to decorate their piñatas. Lecanda wil l also share the\ncultural history of the piñata in Mexico.
Free\nchildcare will be provided on-site. Age &\; Ability: 16 and
older\,\nbeginners welcome!
Únase al fabricante\nprofesional de piñatas Carlos Lecanda mientras dirige una clase bilingüe\nsobre la clásica tradición mexicana de hacer piñatas. Con sede en\nMéxico\, Lecanda demostrará la elaboración artesanal de dos tipos\ndiferentes de piñatas y guiará a l os estudiantes mientras hacen las suyas\npropias para llevar a casa. Los e studiantes aprenderán a hacer flores de\npapel para decorar sus piñatas. Lecanda también compartirá la historia\ncultural de la piñata en Méxi co. Se proporcionará cuidado de niños\ngratuito en el lugar.
Edad y capacidad: mayores de 16\naños\, se admiten principiantes\ , se ofrece cuidado de niños\ngratuito
\n
This elegant and\n absorbing documentary is a lively tour of New York’s book world\,\npopul ated by an assortment of obsessives\, intellects\, eccentrics and\ndreamer s\, past and present: from the Park Avenue Armory’s annual\nAntiquarian Book Fair\, where original editions can fetch hundreds of\nthousands of do llars\; to the Strand and Argosy bookstores\, still standing\nagainst all odds\; to the beautifully crammed apartments of collectors and\nbuyers. Th e film\, executive produced by Parker Posey\, features a range of\ncomment ators\, including Fran Lebowitz\, Susan Orlean\, Gay Talese\, and a\ncommu nity of dedicated book dealers and collectors who strongly believe in\nthe wonder of the object and what it holds within.
T his elegant and\nabsorbing documentary is a lively tour of New York’s bo ok world\,\npopulated by an assortment of obsessives\, intellects\, eccent rics and\ndreamers\, past and present: from the Park Avenue Armory’s ann ual\nAntiquarian Book Fair\, where original editions can fetch hundreds of \nthousands of dollars\; to the Strand and Argosy bookstores\, still stand ing\nagainst all odds\; to the beautifully crammed apartments of collector s and\nbuyers. The film\, executive produced by Parker Posey\, features a range of\ncommentators\, including Fran Lebowitz\, Susan Orlean\, Gay Tale se\, and a\ncommunity of dedicated book dealers and collectors who strongl y believe in\nthe wonder of the object and what it holds within.
Enjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists with ties to\nthe a gricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sculptor\nRebecca C ampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe arti sts contributes work that examines the history of settlement by\nfarming f amilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat his tory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA photographs of\nJapa nese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcerated labor to\nfa rms across the southern part of the state during World War II.
\nE njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists wi th ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sc ulptor\nRebecca Campbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe artists contributes work that examines the history of settlem ent by\nfarming families in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat history\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA pho tographs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcer ated labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state during World Wa r II.
\nEnjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists with ties to\nthe a gricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sculptor\nRebecca C ampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe arti sts contributes work that examines the history of settlement by\nfarming f amilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat his tory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA photographs of\nJapa nese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcerated labor to\nfa rms across the southern part of the state during World War II.
\nE njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists wi th ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sc ulptor\nRebecca Campbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe artists contributes work that examines the history of settlem ent by\nfarming families in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat history\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA pho tographs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcer ated labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state during World Wa r II.
\nEnjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists with ties to\nthe a gricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sculptor\nRebecca C ampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe arti sts contributes work that examines the history of settlement by\nfarming f amilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat his tory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA photographs of\nJapa nese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcerated labor to\nfa rms across the southern part of the state during World War II.
\nE njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists wi th ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sc ulptor\nRebecca Campbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe artists contributes work that examines the history of settlem ent by\nfarming families in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat history\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA pho tographs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcer ated labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state during World Wa r II.
\nEnjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists with ties to\nthe a gricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sculptor\nRebecca C ampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe arti sts contributes work that examines the history of settlement by\nfarming f amilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat his tory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA photographs of\nJapa nese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcerated labor to\nfa rms across the southern part of the state during World War II.
\nE njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.
\nTwo-Year Supply features artwork by three artists wi th ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern Idaho: painter and sc ulptor\nRebecca Campbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of\nthe artists contributes work that examines the history of settlem ent by\nfarming families in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of\nthat history\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is changing in\nthe 21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA pho tographs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcer ated labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state during World Wa r II.
\nThis elegant and\n absorbing documentary is a lively tour of New York’s book world\,\npopul ated by an assortment of obsessives\, intellects\, eccentrics and\ndreamer s\, past and present: from the Park Avenue Armory’s annual\nAntiquarian Book Fair\, where original editions can fetch hundreds of\nthousands of do llars\; to the Strand and Argosy bookstores\, still standing\nagainst all odds\; to the beautifully crammed apartments of collectors and\nbuyers. Th e film\, executive produced by Parker Posey\, features a range of\ncomment ators\, including Fran Lebowitz\, Susan Orlean\, Gay Talese\, and a\ncommu nity of dedicated book dealers and collectors who strongly believe in\nthe wonder of the object and what it holds within.
T his elegant and\nabsorbing documentary is a lively tour of New York’s bo ok world\,\npopulated by an assortment of obsessives\, intellects\, eccent rics and\ndreamers\, past and present: from the Park Avenue Armory’s ann ual\nAntiquarian Book Fair\, where original editions can fetch hundreds of \nthousands of dollars\; to the Strand and Argosy bookstores\, still stand ing\nagainst all odds\; to the beautifully crammed apartments of collector s and\nbuyers. The film\, executive produced by Parker Posey\, features a range of\ncommentators\, including Fran Lebowitz\, Susan Orlean\, Gay Tale se\, and a\ncommunity of dedicated book dealers and collectors who strongl y believe in\nthe wonder of the object and what it holds within.
Two-Year Supply features artwork by three artist s with ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern: painter and scul ptor Rebecca\nCampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Ea ch of the\nartists contributes work that examines the history of settlemen t by farming\nfamilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged o ut of that\nhistory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s rural towns is ch anging in the\n21st century. Also included in the exhibition are FSA photo graphs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who provided incarcerat ed labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state during World War II.
Two-Year Supply features artwork by three artists with ties to\nthe agricultural communities of southern: p ainter and sculptor Rebecca\nCampbell\, and photographers Steve Davis and Alexis Pike. Each of the\nartists contributes work that examines the histo ry of settlement by farming\nfamilies in the region\, the communities that have emerged out of that\nhistory\, and the way that life in Idaho’s ru ral towns is changing in the\n21st century. Also included in the exhibitio n are FSA photographs of\nJapanese-American internees at Minidoka who prov ided incarcerated labor to\nfarms across the southern part of the state du ring World War II.