Cyanotype with Gail Trembly & Linda Scott

Cyanotype w/ Gail Trembly & Linda Scott

Saturday, Oct 11th 1:00 P.M.

Has been postponed to October 18th 1:00 PM

Our Art & Wine: Cyanotype with Gail Trembly & Linda Scott, originally planned for Saturday, October 11, has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 18 at 1:00 PM due to rain in the forecast and the need for sunlight to complete the cyanotype process.

Since this workshop depends on UV light to develop those beautiful blue-toned prints, we want everyone to enjoy the full creative experience under sunny skies!

If you were already registered, your reservation will automatically transfer to the new date. If you’re unable to attend, please contact us to arrange a refund or credit toward a future Art & Wine session.

Thank you for your flexibility—we can’t wait to sip, create, and enjoy this sunny afternoon with you soon!

Get ready for an unforgettable experience dedicated to art and fun! Our two-hour excursions are perfect for those who enjoy wine but may not have any painting experience. Discover hidden wells of creativity as a special guest artist or art instructor guides you through the exciting step-by-step process of creating your very own original artwork.

Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon complete with art, wine, and delicious appetizers. By the

end of the session, you’ll leave with a beautiful artwork that you’ve created, finished

and ready for framing!

The cost is $35 for Members & $40 for Not-Yet Members.

A cyanotype is a slow-acting, UV-sensitive photographic printing process that produces a distinct print it creates images by exposing an object or negative on light-sensitive paper or fabric to UV light, such as the sun, and then washing it with water to develop the color. There are varieties of cyanotype caused by the usage of different materials and dry versus wet media.