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Bring your lunch and enjoy a special art discussion hosted by our June featured artist, David D’Alessandris. To complement his current exhibition, David will lead an informal chat about his creative process, with an opportunity to learn more about the art currently on display .

This event is FREE and open to all creatives & art champions. Guests are encouraged to bring their bag lunch or get takeout from one of our many downtown dining options. Complimentary water & coffee will be available. RSVP is requested for all guests.

RSVP with the link here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/643253096327

Made from recycled plastic bags, junk mail, recycled paper, and dryer sheets “The Sky’s the Limit” by Cathy Burnside and can be added to your home for $100.

This cool piece is part of April's exhibit "UpCycled." This exhibit will be on view until April 29. Our gallery hours are Tuesday- Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm.

Our friends at Arts in Health Ocala Metro are hosting a free monthly visual art workshop starting May 5th! More info and registration details in the post below.

Every Friday, 10:00 – 11:30AM from May 5 - August 25, Painting and More!

Join Arts in Health Ocala Metro visual artists every Friday from May through August for painting and more! Each week participants will be able to create their own unique artwork. Workshops are free, but limited to 20 adults. Beginners welcome and all supplies included. Register now by going to www.OcalaFL.org/Recpark

May Art Instructor: Michelle Rhodes
June Art Instructor: Carmen Rojas Gines
July Art Instructor: Diane Cahal
August Art Instructor: Mel Fiorentino

CREATE IN PLACE 🌱

How to germinate seeds in paper towles! This is a perfect activity to start right now and also for little ones. The process is really quite simple.

Things you will need:

Paper towel – one sheet per seed variety

Plastic baggie – snack size

Water, or a mister. Distilled water is the best if possible.

Marker

The seeds

Once your supplies are assembled, follow the steps below:

1. Moisten the paper towel.
2. Place the seeds on the moist paper towel, with some spacing in between if possible.
3. Gently fold the paper towel a few times so that the seeds are on the inside, and it fits inside the plastic baggie.
4.Using the marker, write the seed variety on the baggie.
5.Place the folded, lightly moist paper towel inside the baggie and seal the baggie.

Check your seeds often to make sure there is no mold on the seeds. In about a week or two, your seeds will have sprouted and they will be ready to be planted in the soil!

Share your seeds and plant photos woth us!

We'll be here today!! Will you?! Come say hi and have a good time with us and our friends.