🎨Art Supply Swap is back!

When: Saturday, Nov 29 | 11AM-3PM
Where: Roeda Studio

Calling all crafty babes, artists, makers, and hobbyists ー we`re opening the studio doors for another community swap + creative hangout!

Bring your extra paints, yarn, beads, paper, tools -
anything creative collecting dust — and trade them for something new-to-you!

Don`t have supplies to swap? No problem. You can still shop the tables for a $5 donation - 100% of proceeds go to @ayayouthcollective + The Diatribe.

All leftover goodies will be donated to local orgs
supporting creative access.

Let`s keep good materials in use, out of landfills, and in the hands of people who`ll make cool crafts with them

Hosted by:
@hot_glue_creux
@roeda_studio
@kabloom.crafts ...

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