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Workshop: Hand Building Clay Slab Mosaics
Create a mosaic-style artwork using handbuilt clay slabs in a relaxed, creative studio setting tailored for ages 16 and up. All experience levels are welcome. Guided demonstrations introduce the fundamentals of handbuilding while leaving plenty of room to explore pattern, texture, and composition. Participants roll, cut, and add texture to clay pieces, shaping a design with personal flair. After the initial session, the work remains on site to dry and be bisque fired. A follow-up visit, scheduled directly with the instructor, invites participants to glaze their fired pieces. A final visit focuses on assembling the mosaic and applying grout. When the piece has been fully processed through drying, firing, and glazing, participants receive notice that it is ready for pickup. Expect a friendly pace, creative freedom, and permission to get a little messy while making something uniquely your own.
4P Studios | Pottery StudioFather's Day Afternoon Tea
Mark the occasion with a Father's Day themed afternoon tea featuring a full service spread and time to unwind together. Tickets are $45 per person, and the price already includes credit card processing fees. Each ticket covers the tea experience with food and your choice of two teas. Seating may be communal, so parties could be placed with other guests. Parking options include paid parking behind the venue and free street parking. All sales are final, with no refunds or date changes, but tickets can be transferred to another guest.
Royal Tea on ReynoldsDuluth Groove VS Georgia Prime
Augusta Groove hosts a home basketball game as part of the 2026 USBC Champion League season. The event features competitive league play on the team’s home court.
RCSS_Academy of Richmond CountyGalaxy Quest
Galaxy Quest offers a week of stargazing and discovery built around a nocturnal schedule. Campers build astronomy skills, stay up to take in the night sky, and sleep in the next morning. The program is open to girls in grades 2 through 12, including those who are not yet Girl Scouts. The fee is $545. Older participants in grades 6 and up join the Midnight Crew for special after-dark hikes and additional late-night activities. All campers celebrate at a Cosmic Glow Party where space-themed outfits are encouraged and the dancing goes on into the night. Everyone also explores the science of spaceflight by designing, building, and launching model rockets. It is a full week of celestial exploration, late-night fun, and lasting memories under the stars.
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