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The Drawing Studio, located on Williams Street in Brattleboro, will hold a grand re-opening event on Aug. 26.
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The Drawing Studio, located on Williams Street in Brattleboro, will hold a grand re-opening event on Aug. 26.
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The Drawing Studio hosts its re-opening day on Aug. 26

Wednesday, August 23, 2023 — Issue 728

BRATTLEBORO — The Drawing Studio, a nonprofit community art center at 28 Williams St., will hold a celebratory Re-Opening Day on Saturday, Aug. 26, from 4 to 7 p.m.

From a one-person effort, it has grown into a community cooperative, supported by 19 working and financially contributing members.

There will be food, drink, art materials, activities for children, and conversation. Visitors can learn about drawing sessions for adults and children, community open studio times, art and music workshops, membership opportunities, and much more.

For more information, contact founder Jason Alden at 802-380-4997, or visit drawingstudio.org.

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