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Earth and Art Garden Stakes

with Luz Mack-Durini & Dawn Mendelson


Earth & Art Garden Stakes

November 15, 2026

9 am to 11 am

Free, reservation required. (Use promotional code: “Free_Workshop” at checkout.)

Ages: 8-99


Are you looking for a creative and durable way to label your vegetables? Join artists Luz Mack-Durini and Dawn Mendelson for a hands-on workshop where you will design your own mosaic garden stake. Using a variety of mosaic recycled glass tiles, participants will craft a colorful 4” x 4” mosaic stake that adds personality and sustainability to your home garden.

Luz and Dawn have each created mosaic art for over two decades. Their passion for creating art and collaborative work is brought to life through a great friendship and creative partnership. Luz started her art career in all things glass, and Dawn began by learning pique assiette, a style of mosaic that incorporates repurposed materials. Using this combination of stained-glass techniques, along with incorporating recycled ceramics into mosaic, is a specialty that brings their talents together. They have made over a dozen large-scale projects and countless small commissions and especially enjoy sharing their love of mosaics with others through workshops and community projects. All materials will be provided.

 

See their work here:

www.l-durini.com

http://www.dawnmendelson.com/

 

This workshop is a partnership between Maloof Foundation and Sandalwood Farm and Sanctuary, presenting Living Pallet, an exploration of foodways, nature, and art. In collaboration with UCCE Master Food Preserver, with funding support from the Rancho Cucamonga Community and Arts Foundation. Workshops will be held at the Maloof Foundation and are free and open to the public. These accessible workshops emphasize the vital role of food preservation, gardening, and creative expression in connecting individuals to cultural and ecological heritage. Families and youth are welcome, and space is limited. 

 

This program is sponsored by the Rancho Cucamonga Community and Art Foundation.

 


To learn more, email Leslie Matamoros at education@malooffoundation.org


Use promotional code: “Free_Workshop” at checkout.

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