Supper Club and Life Drawing

By Alexander-James
November 8, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 8, 2022

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Posted November 8, 2022

Are you looking for a fun and accessible way to get into drawing? Do you love great food, wine and a sense of community?

We host monthly supper clubs at the Dulwich Art Group for people of all drawing abilities.

We start the evening with a drinks reception, followed by an hour of life drawing with our teacher and model, before moving into a 4 course dinner with wine pairings - finishing off with a little live music from local artists.

If you'd like to come, please message us on Instagram @alexanderdoessupper or indeed, using the East Dulwich Forum.

Warm regards,

Alexander Dunstan

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