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Artrium Gallery in Wellington: School Holiday Art Programme!

Tuesday, 17 September 2013, 2:58 pm
Press Release: Artrium Gallery

Artrium Gallery in Wellington, announces October School Holiday Art Programme!

Classes are from 9:30am - 4:30pm, M-F. There will be lots of creative and artistic activities, and each day has a different theme! (animals, plants, architecture, abstract, sea life, insects, NZ Artists and native bird life)

Every day we will be different; Sketching, walks to Botanic Garden (weather permitting), still life drawing, painting, clay, jewellery making, and lots more. Ages 8-13 welcome!

Costs: $85 per day, includes morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and all art materials, 10% discount for multi-days paid in advance or multi-children. The maximum students per day is limited to 3. Spaces fill up quickly, so bookings are essential.

For more information see website: www.artriumgallery.co.nz or phone 04 499 4411 to make a booking.

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