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Event Series: Monthly Watercolor Workshop

Monthly Watercolor Workshop – Summer into Art, July 2026

July 8 @ 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm EDT
$25

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From Emmanuelle Le Gal: Our next watercolor workshop will focus on painting a sunset. Sunsets can be a challenging subject in watercolor because the order in which colors are applied is essential. Starting with the right colors and preserving their freshness helps prevent the painting from becoming muddy. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to simplify a scene, create glowing skies, and use watercolor techniques that will make your sunset shine. What better inspiration than the beautiful sunsets over Lynn Shore Drive?

Join French artist Emmanuelle Le Gal for an evening of watercolor painting in a welcoming and creative atmosphere. Learn watercolor techniques through live demonstrations and hands-on practice, with guidance for all experience levels.
Beginners and experienced artists are all welcome!
This is a wonderful opportunity for Emmanuelle to share her love of watercolor and help grow a vibrant local art community.
July Workshop: Paint a glowing sunset in watercolor
Wednesday, July 8 from 5 – 7:30 PM
Cost: $25 per workshop
All materials included, limited to 15 students — first come, first served
Each month will feature a new subject, with future workshop dates coming soon.

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Come relax, create, and enjoy the beauty of watercolor this summer. Emmanuelle is the recipient of a Lynn Cultural Council grant, allowing her to offer six watercolor workshops at a reduced price. She is also the recipient of a Lynnspire grant, making it possible to add two free watercolor workshops to the program, for a total of eight workshops.
To learn more about the artist: www.emmanuellearts.com | @EmmanuelleArts
This program is funded in part by a grant from the Lynn Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. 

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