Unleash your creativity at the Squeegee Art workshop hosted by the Wheaton Public Library. This engaging session invites teens, middle schoolers, and high school students to experiment with vibrant colors and unique textures using the squeegee painting technique. Held in Meeting Room C, this hands-on event provides a fun environment for young artists to develop their skills, meet peers, and create personalized masterpieces. Registration is recommended as space is limited for this popular library program.
What to Expect
Participants will learn how to use squeegees to create abstract art pieces in a supportive, collaborative library setting.
Who Should Attend
- Teens
- Middle School Students
- High School Students
- Aspiring Artists
Agenda Overview
The one-hour session focuses on guided instruction followed by independent creation time.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Wheaton Public Library · Public Institution
The Wheaton Public Library provides community resources, educational programs, and a space for lifelong learning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can attend?
This event is designed for teens, middle school, and high school students.
Is there a cost?
The event is hosted by the library; please check their website for specific registration details.
Where is it held?
It takes place in Meeting Room C at the Wheaton Public Library.
Do I need supplies?
All necessary art supplies are provided by the library.
Is registration required?
Yes, please check the library website for waitlist or registration status.
What if I am late?
It is recommended to arrive on time to ensure you have enough time to complete your project.
Tags
Art
Teens
Library
Workshop
Wheaton
Creativity
Summary
A hands-on squeegee painting workshop for teens at the Wheaton Public Library.
Highlights
- Hands-on art instruction
- Squeegee painting techniques
- Teen-focused environment
- Creative skill building
- Community engagement
- Library-hosted event
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