Studio will reopen this fall!
- Sharon Art Studio
- Jun 10, 2021
- 1 min read
Sharon Art Studio will offer about 35 classes and workshops this fall. All classes will be sponsored by Friends of Sharon Art Studio. Classes will be announced in mid-July. We'll update you with more information as it becomes available. Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who has donated to keep the studio alive this past year. Your dollars go directly to programs, including paying the teachers you know and love! See you soon :).
Exciting to hear that Sharon Art Studio will be reopening with new classes this fall! It’s wonderful to see community support making a difference. Check out paint hide and seek for more creative inspiration!
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This is truly fantastic news, I'm so glad to hear the studio is reopening this fall! It's heartwarming to know the community's donations kept it alive, and I can't wait to see the new class list – sometimes thinking about art inspires me in unexpected ways, much like the intriguing premise of Trees Hate You.
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The fact that donations go directly to the instructors is so important—it’s the teachers who really define the "soul" of a studio. Whether you're into ceramics, jewelry-making, or glass art, having that continuity is what makes Sharon Art Studio feel like home for so many artists. This video to images is such a nice thing.