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Peace Poles: A Creative Tribute

with Folk Artist Sandy Garcia

Saturday November 1, 2025. 11am-2pm
All materials included
No experience necessary


Peace Poles: A Creative Tribute with Sandy Garcia


Saturday November 1,  11am-2pm


All materials included

No experience necessary


Join renowned folk artist Sandy Garcia for a heartfelt workshop where creativity and remembrance come together. In this meaningful session, participants will create and decorate peace poles, beautiful symbols of love, peace, and tribute to those who have touched our lives.

You’ll work with natural agave branches, paint, fabric, and other decorative elements. Participants are encouraged to bring personal items such as small photos, fabric pieces, trinkets, or written notes to make each peace pole a deeply personal and unique expression.

Sandy will guide you through the creative process, offering tips and inspiration along the way. As you work, you’ll be invited to share stories and memories in a welcoming and supportive space, fostering connection and community.

By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a beautifully adorned peace pole, a lasting tribute to someone special or a meaningful gift for a loved one. Open to all skill levels, this workshop offers a therapeutic and creative way to honor memory, celebrate love, and create with intention.

Reserve your spot today and join us for a powerful experience of art, healing, and connection.

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