News Summary
Join the Tennessee Artist’s Association on February 18th at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Knoxville for an exciting evening focused on creativity and community. Renowned woodworker Johnny Harris will present his craft and offer exquisite wooden painter’s palettes for sale. This event is free and open to everyone interested in the arts, making it a fantastic opportunity to engage with local artists and enhance your art supplies. Don’t miss out on this chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant Knoxville arts community!
Exciting Times for Artists in Knoxville!
If you’re in or around Knoxville, there’s something exciting happening next week that you won’t want to miss. The Tennessee Artist’s Association (TAA) is gearing up for its regular monthly meeting, and it’s open to anyone who has an interest in the arts here in East Tennessee! Mark your calendars for Tuesday, February 18, at 7:00 p.m..
Where to Go
This month’s event will take place at the beautiful Westminster Presbyterian Church, located at 6500 Northshore Dr., Knoxville. The venue is spacious and welcoming, making it the perfect spot for an evening of creativity and inspiration.
What’s On the Agenda?
The spotlight this February will shine on Johnny Harris, a talented woodworker and artist all the way from Nashville. He’s set to share some insights into his woodworking business, H & H WOODWORKS, and will be showcasing his exquisite wooden painter’s palettes. If you’re wondering what to expect, get ready for a fascinating presentation that dives into the art of woodworking.
Art for Sale!
One of the best parts? Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase these beautiful wooden palettes directly from Johnny. Looking for a new addition to your art supplies? Prices will range from $12 to $129, catering to various budgets. It’s a wonderful chance to support local craftsmanship while picking up a unique item for your art collection!
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Stay in the Loop
For anyone seeking more information about the event or the TAA, you can reach out to Johnny Harris directly via email at [email protected]. Plus, if you want to stay updated on future events and activities, check out the TAA’s website at https://tnartists.org. They’re also active on social media, so feel free to follow them on Instagram (@tn_artists) and Facebook (TNArtistsAssociation) for more artsy goodness!
A Closing Note
So, gear up for an evening filled with creativity, community, and of course, some delicious refreshments that will be served during the meeting. Whether you’re looking to learn, connect, or simply admire fantastic artwork, the Tennessee Artist’s Association meeting next week is the place to be. It’s a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the local art scene. See you there!
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