Our vote for Best in Show goes to Jenny Pope, an eco-conscious printer whose woodcarvings of endangered and invasive species are both bright and thoughtful.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Volunteering at the Virginia Fine Arts Festival
The 2010 Virginia Fine Arts Festival, produced by GRACE, is being held this weekend at Reston Town Center. This morning, GA+ E and some of GA's work colleagues joined the fun in the children's tent. There were four kinds of crafts, including a Calder-inspired mobile-making station and a magnet-moving paint station! For a fun and rewarding experience, we recommend seeking out volunteer opportunities with your local art organizations. If you have one that you love, we'd be happy to feature it on our site!
Our vote for Best in Show goes to Jenny Pope, an eco-conscious printer whose woodcarvings of endangered and invasive species are both bright and thoughtful.
Our vote for Best in Show goes to Jenny Pope, an eco-conscious printer whose woodcarvings of endangered and invasive species are both bright and thoughtful.
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Aw that looks like so much fun! I'm sad I didn't know about this festival sooner or I might have come up for it! (I'm in Virginia Beach!)
ReplyDeleteWe are so proud of our volunteers! Thanks for such an awesome post!!
ReplyDeletecould you correct my link in the last comment? we recently changed our blog address to www.discoverGRACE.wordpress.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making lending a hand at the Fine Arts Festival. It's the hundreds of volunteers all weekend long that make it a success!
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed it and the craft projects were very inventive! we plan to be back next year :)
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