FW: OCAF Classes Registering and Thrift Sale Donations

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We hope you weathered the storm without too much inconvenience. Many of you may still be thawing out and have a lot of catching up to do, not thinking much about OCAF, but we need to take a minute and remind you that Thrift Sale is still taking donations and the new Spring Art Classes are beginning next week.

 

Thank you!

 

Joe M. Ruiz

Executive Director

Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF)

 

Classes & Workshops Starting in January

Beginning Watercolor 1, Starts Jan. 19

Intermediate Watercolor 1, Starts Jan. 19

Instructor: Kie Johnson

 

Writing for Money: The Art of Freelance Nonfiction Journalism, Starts Jan. 18

Instructor: Dr. Wally Eberhard

  

Kids Clay Workshop, Jan. 29

Instructor: Monica Jones

 

A complete list of classes being offered at OCAF from January through May of 2011 is now available at our web-site. For more information click here. 


Thrift Sale Now Accepting Donations
Reba Upscale 

We will continue to receive donations at Rocket Hall (gym) January 8 through March 12 on the following days:

 

Thursdays:  2 - 4 PM

Fridays:   2 - 4 PM

Saturdays:   10 AM - 2 PM

 

If you need to schedule a pick-up of items please contact the OCAF office (706) 769-4565 or info@ocaf.com.

 

Thrift Sale 2011 will be held on March 18 & 19.
Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation

34 School Street / P.O. Box 631 

Watkinsville, GA 30677 

(706) 769-4565 / info@ocaf.com / www.ocaf.com 

 

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