Ever feel like your kids aren’t getting enough art at school? Now is you chance to sign them up for free art classes!
Beginning March 10, 601 Tully will host Free Art Workshops every Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. The workshops will be open to students in grades 5-8 and will be free to anyone who signs up. The program was started by Teresa McGinn, a graduate student in art education. McGinn has plenty of experience working with kids in a
similar program on SU campus last year. She is a practicing artist herself and we are pleased to have her as the director of the new program.
To enroll, please stop in at 601 Tully St. (Mon-Sat 9 a.m.-4 p.m.) or email 601tully@gmail.com, or visit us online! http://601tully.blogspot.com/.
Sign-up ends Feb. 19.
Website: http://601tully.blogspot.com/
Contact Person: Teresa McGinn, Art Education, 601 Tully, 315-558-1015,
temcginn@syr.edu
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