Día de Muertos Portrait Painting
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Honor a loved one by painting their portrait in this step-by-step class. Bring a picture of the loved one you would like to honor. All materials provided. For teens and adults. Registration required.
Honor a loved one by painting their portrait in this step-by-step class. Bring a picture of the loved one you would like to honor. All materials provided. For teens and adults. Registration required.
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