Earth Day Workshop & Art Exhibit | Ages: 6 & Up

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
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Education

Event Overview

On April 16th, the Saturday before Earth Day, join Dabble Cares and Seventh Green Circle for a fun-filled day painting nature scenes and learning about conservation.

Afterwards, we'll head next door to the Midwest Buddhist Temple for a special guided tour, followed by time in MBT Legacy Garden planting native wildflowers.

Drop off / 9:00am-12:00pm / ages 6+ Menominee Clubhouse, 244 W. Willow

Planting and Temple tour: 12pm (sharp)-1:30pm / 435 West Menomonee Street.

Exhibit of workshop artwork: April 22nd / 6pm / Drucker Center, 1535 N. Dayton

Sign Up For The Art Workshop + Buddhist Temple Tour Right Here.

What to Bring

Please wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to get a little dirty!

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

We'll provide materials and snack.

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Aneliya's educational philosophy is based on elements from the arts, music, creation and imagination. She is looking to teach deep understanding of life, nature and others thru artistic innovation and creation. Aneliya is conceptual thinker and has been teaching creative classes for more than 5 years. She is the founder of a small creative company called Seventh Green Circle and believes in the balance of Mind, Body and Spirit and her connection with nature.

The Midwest Buddhist Temple Legacy Garden, which was dedicated in 2014, is “an oasis of peace and inspiration for the Buddhist community and larger public alike,” says its designer, world-renowned landscape designer Hoichi Kurisu of Portland-based Kurisu International.

This nurturing garden was conceived to honor the first- and second-generation Japanese-American pioneers who founded the Midwest Buddhist Temple here in Chicago. With Japanese temple garden design principles, the garden is in perfect balance with the architecture of the temple. And represents a perfect thank you to the generations who made certain that the Midwest Buddhist Temple will continue to grow.

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