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Deep Down Under the Sea Mural Art Workshop June 21, 2025 at Richmond Beach Library

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Shoreline's Richmond Beach Library will host the "Deep Down Under the Sea" mural art workshop on June 21, 2025. The workshop offers two sessions, starting at 11:30 AM and 12:15 PM, encouraging local residents to join in creating a vibrant mural. This event aims to inspire artistic expression while raising awareness about marine environments and conservation. Participation is free, making it accessible to all community members. Local artists will facilitate the workshop, providing guidance and support to participants.

The library's initiative reflects its commitment to fostering creativity and community involvement. By engaging residents in art, the library aims to enhance local culture and promote environmental stewardship. This workshop is part of a broader series of events aimed at enriching community life in Shoreline.

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