Crafts in the Park
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About this Event
**This program will be held in the Visitor Center. All materials will be provided.**
This event is free. All vehicles entering the park must have a valid park pass. Day passes can be purchased at the Visitor Center for $10.
A little more about our volunteer artist:
Nancy says her favorite part of being an artist and calligrapher is guiding and teaching others, which she has done since 1980. Her love of art began as a child and continues to this day. Her degree in graphic design is part of her skill set which includes painting, drawing, inkwork, calligraphy, and inspirational storytelling with live chalk drawings and special lighting effects.
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