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Kindred to offer full day winter break sessions

Special to the Sun
Courtesy KindredCheck out what's cookin' at Kindred Art and Folk Institute while the children are out of school for winter break.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. – Need some inspiration over the holiday break? Kindred Art and Folk Institute has full-day sessions to share that include a main project, a hike and cooking each day, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. at Martis Village Complex, 10015 Palisades Drive, Ste. A4, Truckee.

Wednesday, Dec. 26: Salt, Glue and Sewing Too. A simple design turned into amazing art using positive and negative space. While the first creation is drying we will use the same design in a stitching project and incorporate them into one.

Thursday, Dec. 27: Ice Skating, S’mores, Coco and Art. A fun day of skating, s’mores and ice cube art.



Friday, Dec. 28: Dream Box. Ever want a place to keep precious dreams and wishes? Students will start with a wood box and using paint, words and aspects of collage turn it into a treasure.

Wednesday, Jan. 2: Wooden Picture. Do you have a favorite photo and have always wanted to do something special with it? This is that something. Students will need to provide a high-res digital image prior to this session, two-day project.



Thursday, Jan. 3: Lets get cooking! Chicken and Dumplings. Students will measure, chop and work together to create a culinary delight. In the afternoon enjoy a kindred feast as a community. Families are welcome to join the feast at 4 p.m.

Friday, Jan. 4: Mantra Patch. Symbols and words hold a strong sense of strength, students will take this positive energy and put it into a patch sacred to them for the new year.

Sessions include healthy snacks. Students will need to bring a water bottle and a sack lunch for full day sessions.

Pre-registration is required for the correct number of supplies.

For more information and registration contact Kindred at 530-205-7336, by email at nmartin@kindredtruckee.org, visit http://www.kindredtruckee.org or like them on Facebook.


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