
Reception | The Light Within: Art That Shines
Sunday, January 25 at 2:00 PM
Friends and families of Woodmere and Penn Charter School are invited to a reception celebrating the young artists exhibiting in the Helen Millard Children's Gallery. This exhibition celebrates the unique creativity each student brings to Penn Charter Lower School's community through art. The imagina...
Reception | The Light Within: Art That Shines

Reception | The Light Within: Art That Shines
Friends and families of Woodmere and Penn Charter School are invited to a reception celebrating the young artists exhibiting in the Helen Millard Children's Gallery. This exhibition celebrates the unique creativity each student brings to Penn Charter Lower School's community through art. The imagination and self-expression of young artists are nurtured under the guidance of art teachers, Brooke Giles, Michelle Dowd, and Karen Riedleier, who expose students to a range of diverse art experiences and media. Light refreshements will be served. FREE
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Friends and families of Woodmere and Penn Charter School are invited to a reception celebrating the young artists exhibiting in the Helen Millard Children's Gallery. This exhibition celebrates the unique creativity each student brings to Penn Charter Lower School's community through art. The imagination and self-expression of young artists are nurtured under the guidance of art teachers, Brooke Giles, Michelle Dowd, and Karen Riedleier, who expose students to a range of diverse art experiences a...
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Reception | The Light Within: Art That Shines starts at 2:00 p.m. and ends at 4:00 p.m.
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