Bring Your Own Grandma (BYOG) Painting Class

With Mothers Day quickly approaching, WonderRoot is having an all-ages family painting class led by Meagan Jain of Ageless interAction.

Ageless interAction uses visual arts to connect communities with elders 70+ to foster an interchange of love, respect and artistry.

The event will especially highlight how art can create conversations, community, and connections around aging. At the end of the class, everyone will have their own handmade artwork.

BYOGs Can Be Any Elderly Woman, Not Solely Grandmas

Please register in advance, space is limited. Each $5 ticket covers one family member.

Family Root promotes interaction and civically-oriented communication between artists and families. Family Root is designed for a broad range of ages to nurture artistic collaboration between children and adults, creating an emotional scaffolding to navigate challenging conversations and promotes working and thinking creatively and critically as a cohesive unit. Family Root connects artists and families to imagine an equitable thriving Atlanta for all.

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