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Studio Sunday: Experimental Watercolor

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February 11, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Included with General Admission

Mint Museum Uptown

Included with general admission | Free for Mint Members

Drop In | Ages 5 to Adult

Pop in the Mint Uptown Studio to explore watercolor techniques, finding inspiration in the modern and contemporary art collection.

Contact: Leslie Strauss
leslie.strauss@mintmuseum.org
(704) 337-2050

The Mint Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.


Land and Labor Acknowledgement

The Mint Museum sits on colonized land traditionally home to Catawba, Cheraw, Sugaree, Waxhaw, and other Indigenous peoples who resided, met, and traded here. The Mint also acknowledges the unpaid and hidden labor of enslaved peoples of African ancestry who helped build the Mint Museum at Randolph Rd at various stages in the building's history.

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  • Mint Museum Uptown

    at Levine Center for the Arts
    500 South Tryon Street
    Charlotte, NC 28202
    704-337-2000

  • Mint Museum Randolph

    2730 Randolph Road
    Charlotte, NC 28207
    704-337-2000

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    Mon | Closed
    Tues | 11 AM-6 PM
    Wed | 11 AM–9 PM
    Thurs | 11 AM–6 PM
    Fri | 11 AM–9 PM
    Sat | 11 AM–6 PM
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    Mon | Closed
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