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On July 17, paint for a purpose

On July 17, Painting with a Twist will host a Painting with a Purpose class to benefit the American Cancer Society. The event is held at the Lafayette studio on Pinhook Road and reservations are recommended. Below is the photo of the evening's painting titled Hope Fleur de lis. With step by step instruction, you will surely leave with a masterpiece and you get to bring your own choice of beverage. Drink and be merry and it's all for a great purpose.

And there is nothing more fun than a private party at Painting with a Twist, (located at 1812 West Pinhook Rd in Lafayette) to celebrate a birthday, to host a holiday party or to spend a great evening out with a group of pals. Classes for children are also scheduled, and provide a wonderful way for the kids to spend quality time socializing and discovering their creative abilities.

Painting with a Purpose classs is Sunday, July 17 from 1pm to 4pm and the minimum donation is $45.

For more information call 337.234.9783 or visit www.paintingwithatwist.com/lafayette

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