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Children's Workshop at the New Canaan Carriage Barn

For the first time since 2010, the New Canaan Carriage Barn in Waveny Park will be offering two summer art workshops for children between the ages of six and ten. The second session will run July 9th through July 12th. The first of these sessions was held the week of June 25th. Classes for the July 9th session will be held at the Carriage Barn from 9 am to 12 noon.

Lydia Viscardi, the gallery curator, will be conducting the workshops. "We are very pleased to be offering, once again, children's art classes, continuing with the workshops that were well attended when last offered in 2010," said Viscardi.

Children will have the opportunity to experiment and create art from a variety of media, including oil pastel, wire, paint, and can even get their hands a little dirty with paper-mache.

The workshops hope to inspire creativity in children by exposing them to the art world at hand. Children will also spend time in the Carriage Barn gallery, immersing themselves in the local art culture. Additionally, they will spend plenty of time outdoors, working en plein-air and drawing inspiration from the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Find out more by calling the Carriage Barn at 203-972-1895 or by sending an email to admin@carriagebarn.org.          

 

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