Halloween Accessories Workshop (sewing optional)
👶 Ages 7–13Drop-in📍 Gowanus

Halloween Accessories Workshop (sewing optional)

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Halloween accessories workshop, sewing optional, for ages 7 to 13. Held at MAKE IT! Studio, this drop-in art class is $60 per class.

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