It’s time for May’s Second Saturday Art event! Join us on Saturday, May 11th 10am-1pm. In honor of the Fiesta de Mayo Celebration, we will create tissue paper flowers. No one knows how the tradition of paper flowers began in Mexico, but it is thought that Spanish settlers brought tissue paper from China. It is believed that paper flowers were used to decorate churches during the winter when flowers were less available.

All ages can take part in the fun free activity. Younger children will need assistance from their grown up. This come-and-go event is even more fun with friends – the more the merrier! It will take around 15-20 minutes to make a beautiful flower and longer if you want to make more. We will also have complimentary donuts and coffee available for all. 🍩

This event coincides with our Arts@302 Art Market held on our south patio.