By Dewey Memorial Hall
Sheffield, MA 01257
Young at Heart:
Let’s draw… DINOSAURS!
Saturday, July 23rd
10:00am-11:00am
Dewey Hall
91 Main Street, Sheffield, MA 01257
9:45am- Space opens
10:00am- Drawing begins
Register: this event is FREE (donations greatly appreciated)
For more info: deweymemorialhall@gmail.com or 413-429-1322
Dewey Hall’s “Young at Heart" series is family friendly and welcomes all ages. The series will feature different art forms each week in an engaging light-hearted way. This week’s “Young at Heart” will take place inside at Dewey Hall. This week’s event is sponsored by Webster Landscapes
Like to draw, but wish your drawings looked more the way you picture them in your head? Well then, “Let’s draw!” is for you! Easy step by step instruction using the most basic shapes and designs will help you create fun and exciting drawings quickly and easily! Put your imagination on the page. Create anything you can think of with no limitations. So come on, sharpen up your pencil, and LET’S DRAW!
This week, we’re drawing Dinosaurs! We’ll talk about all of your favorite dinosaur species, and then draw them! What will you draw? A Brachiosaurus? Triceratops or Stegosaurus? How about a Pachycephalosaurus? Or maybe a big old T-Rex? Michael will teach you how to draw them all with simple shapes and lines, and you’ll watch your dinosaur come to life before your eyes.
About Michael Siktberg: Michael is a multi faceted artist, musician, and theatrical entertainer. He has been drawing his entire life, and brings a unique quality to his art whether on the stage, or on the page.
Sponsored by Webster Landscaping
Webster is a Landscape Contracting company based in the Southern Berkshires of western Massachusetts. At Webster, they strive to endow all of our work with timeless beauty, sustainability, abiding value and quality craftsmanship.
Dewey Hall’s “Young at Heart” Series is supported in part by the Local Cultural Councils of Sheffield, Alford-Egremont, New Marlborough, Tyringham, Sandisfield, Mount Washington, Monterey, Great Barrington, and Lee.