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Painting the "Sweetheart of the 1800 Farm"
- Dates: March 27, 2025
- Times: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
- Admission: $40.00
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Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
20 Museum Dr
Ferrum, VA 24088 - Phone: (540) 365-4412
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Look at that sweet girl! Join us as we paint the "Sweetheart of the 1800 Farm", Brimmy! She might even make an appearance! Under the guidance of Michele Ross Walter, who is our amazing visiting artist, you will craft your own special masterpiece. Tickets to the event include all of the supplies you will need, a selection of tasty hors d’oeuvres, and spirits of all types to enjoy as you paint!
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Painting the "Sweetheart of the 1800 Farm"
- 20 Museum Dr
- Ferrum, VA 24088
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- Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
- $40.00
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