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Adult Art Class: Introduction to Cross Stitching

$30 per Person Learn the basics of cross stitch from an experienced teacher who specializes in historic fashion and tailoring. All supplies will be provided in this one-stop-shop to try a new craft. Support for this program is provided by George A. and Grace L. Long Foundation. Register Here

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February 15, 2024 @ 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

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$30 per Person
Learn the basics of cross stitch from an experienced teacher who specializes in historic fashion and tailoring. All supplies will be provided in this one-stop-shop to try a new craft.
Support for this program is provided by George A. and Grace L. Long Foundation.
Register Here

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