TONIGHT: Life drawing at the Herne Tavern, 7-9pm, all welcome

By hannah.alton
September 23, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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hannah.alton

Posted September 23, 2014

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Posted September 23, 2014

Hello

Tonight is the first of our regular East Dulwich life drawing drop in classes (after two successful July taster sessions), at the Herne Tavern from 7-9pm, for just ?12. All drawing materials are included, and the atmosphere is friendly and inclusive. All abilities welcome. The theme for tonight is 'an introduction to drawing', have a look at the website for future weeks' themes: http://benedictromain.wix.com/lifedrawing#!east-dulwich/c1cll

Feel free to drop in each week as you feel like it, or book all 6 sessions in advance through the website for just ?60. You can reach me through this thread if you have any questions about tonight.

Bring your friends and your beer!

See you there,

Hannah

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