Greek Pots and Pieces Painting Night!
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Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities
UC Arts city location 3 Hereford St Christchurch, 8013 New ZealandRefund Policy
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Presented by: Teece Museum and UC Classoc
The Teece Museum and UC Classoc are proud to present…
The Greek Pots and Pieces Painting Night!
The ancient Greeks sure knew a thing or two about painting vases. Want to try your hand at painting a pot, and be in to win prizes at the same time? Join us for the Great Greek Pot Painting night, be inspired by the amazing ceramics on display in the Teece Museum, and put your creative talents to the test. You don’t have to be the next Andy Warhol (or Berlin Painter for that matter) to take part – just come ready to give it a go, enjoy light refreshments and good company, and get to take home your very own potted Greek masterpiece.
$6 general public, free for current Classoc members. Registrations will be required as seats are limited.
More information
Terri Elder
Curator, Teece Museum
Phone: 033695025 ext 95025
Email: terri.elder@canterbury.ac.nz
Website: www.facebook.com/teecemuseum/
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