The Harlin Museum, 405 Worcester St. in West Plains, will host its inaugural Tipsy Easel event Saturday, kicking off what organizers hope will become a new museum tradition.
Local artist Angela Bullard will launch the series with “Mimosas and Canvas,” a creative brunch experience designed for both beginners and seasoned artists. Guests will enjoy a charcuterie-style brunch at 10:30 a.m. before settling in for a hands-on workshop where Bullard will guide participants through the vibrant art of alcohol inks. By the end of the class, each attendee will leave with a unique landscape painting.
Because alcohol inks flow unpredictably and can easily stain, participants are encouraged to wear clothing they do not mind getting messy.
The museum plans to make Tipsy Easel a regular part of its classroom and workshop offerings, featuring a variety of artists, techniques and creative experiences throughout the year.
The cost for Saturday's workshop is $50 per person and includes brunch, instruction and all materials. Space is limited.
To reserve a spot or learn more about the event, contact the Harlin Museum at 417-256-7801 or email info@harlinmuseum.com.
