Capture the colors of fall with this bright sunflower painting! Receive step-by-step instructions to create this colorful painting. All materials provided and no experience needed. Open your door to creativity and give it a shot! $40 includes instruction, all materials, a drink AND you'll go home with your very own masterpiece!Tuesday, October 27, 20206:00-8:00 pm$40 includes instruction, materials and a ...

Ridgway Chautauqua Society, or The Sherbino as you know it, invites Coloradans to support arts, culture and education in the community by donating on Colorado Gives Day, December 8, 2020. Community First Foundation and FirstBank present Colorado Gives Day, an annual statewide movement to celebrate and increase philanthropy through online giving. The event is powered by ColoradoGives.org, a year-round, online ...

Create this colorful cactus with acrylics on a 16 x 20 canvas. Receive step-by-step instructions to create this painting in a fun and relaxing environment. All materials are provided and no experience is necessary. Open your door to creativity and give it a shot! $40 includes instruction, all materials, a drink AND you’ll go home with your very own masterpiece!Tuesday, ...

Natural history photographers working with National Geographic have often emerged from scientific backgrounds, enabling them to reveal wildlife and our natural world in surprising ways. Molecular biologist-turned-photographer Prasenjeet Yadav combines his experience in research with his photography skills to highlight natural history and science stories in Asia. And Anand Varma has developed innovative techniques to create stunning images of creatures ...

Bring a significant other or friend and work together to create these 10 x 20 Valentine trees that fit together perfectly. Or come alone to meet new friends and create a version of these trees on your own 16 x 20 inch canvas. All materials are provided and no experience is required. Open your door to creativity and give it ...

Groundbreaking new science is changing what we thought we knew about how dinosaurs looked, moved, and lived. Newfound troves from the Moroccan desert suggest that the immense predator Spinosaurus used crocodile-like jaws and a unique, paddle-like tail to actively pursue prey in the water: a first for dinosaurs. And in Chile, scientists have discovered a shocking new therapod. Unlike its ...