Community And Creativity Over Consumerism

11/22/2019

I have a confession: I have never shopped on Black Friday. Not. Even. Once.

I'm not fond of crowds or malls or getting up early. And... I'm really not a fan of the consumerism culture. Black Friday has always seemed like a greedy, grabby, pushy affair - not at all what the holiday season should be about.
So, five years ago I decided to invite people to my studio on Black Friday to paint, eat and enjoy some community. Just some creative people - and maybe people who don't know if they're creative but want to be - hanging out, painting and enjoying some good food.

Lo and behold, there were others out there like me! The event was a success, and I've been holding it every year since then.
If this sounds like something you'd like to do, I invite you to join us! Sign up online and show up anytime between 10am and 2pm. Bring a snack or beverage to share, if you like.

This event is free for studio members and Patreon patrons! Studio members can reserve their spot at DenverArtClass.com using their personal discount code. Patrons, email me and I'll put on the list.
Can't wait to paint with you!

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Tabetha Landt

I am a teaching artist with a passion for expression, creativity, and using art as a way to work through the muck of life.

I design my classes to entice people to explore their creativity, play with paint, and give them tools to paint through whatever life throws at them.

When I'm not in my studio, you can find me walking in the park, hanging out with friends and family, or at my happy place; an art museum.

My personal mission is to inspire and awaken possibilities in others. I do this not only through creating art, but also by helping people get in touch with their creative selves, which helps them live more authentic lives.

I believe that everyone is creative, and
the world would be a better place if we all just made more art.

Community And Creativity Over Consumerism

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