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Youth Monothon

YOUTH MONOTHON (AGES 11 – 19) Limited to 15 Participants SUNDAY, September 29, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM $150 Youth MONOTHON Session Cost Spend a Sunday making your own art at CCP! Teen and Tween artists get their own MONOTHON session hosted by CCP’s staff printers. It’s a fun day of play to close out our Print Week! All skill levels welcome. Materials and lunch will be provided. Participants make up to 10 monotype prints each. Participants will have…

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September 29, 2024 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

where

299 West Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06850 United States

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Center for Contemporary Printmaking

203.899.7999

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YOUTH MONOTHON
(AGES 11 – 19)
Limited to 15 Participants
SUNDAY, September 29, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM
$150 Youth MONOTHON Session Cost

Spend a Sunday making your own art at CCP!

Teen and Tween artists get their own MONOTHON session hosted by CCP’s staff printers. It’s a fun day of play to close out our Print Week!

  • All skill levels welcome.
  • Materials and lunch will be provided.
  • Participants make up to 10 monotype prints each.
  • Participants will have one print selected for inclusion in our Silent Auction on October 26.

Note: Thanks to the generosity of our community, a limited number of scholarships are available. Contact us for more information. 

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