Life Drawing at the Herne Tavern, Tue 1st July, 7-9pm

By hannah.alton
June 29, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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hannah.alton

Posted June 29, 2014

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Posted June 29, 2014

Hello!

I'm setting up a life drawing class in the function room at the Herne Tavern, starting this Tuesday evening and continuing with two other taster sessions throughout July. The session is 2 hours, 7-9pm, and it's a lovely informal and fun atmosphere (bring your pint from the bar!) All levels of experience are welcome and all materials are provided - come along and bring your mates.

Secure your place by booking here: http://benedictromain.wix.com/lifedrawing#!east-dulwich/c1cll or just turn up on the evening - drop ins are welcome. If you have any questions please do get in touch on here,

See you Tuesday - Hannah Alton

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