Kids Summer Art Classes

West Nassau Historical Society Announces Three Summer Art Classes for Youth on Saturday, July 12
West Nassau Historical Society press release (June 1, 2025)
The West Nassau Historical Society is pleased to announce the offering of a series of youth summer art classes to be held on Saturday, July 12th. Each class is age-specific and will be held at the historic Callahan Train Depot at 45383 Dixie Avenue. Art supplies will be provided by the Historical Society. A signed parental/guardian permission form and nominal fee of $12 are required for each child attending the classes. All classes run from 10a to 12n and will be divided into elementary, middle and senior high age groups. $12 fee each student.
A $2 handling fee will be added to credit card payments.
Two of the classes will be taught by retired Nassau County educator Erica Dodge and local artist Susan Dahl.

Class sizes are limited to 12 students each so preregistration is required. A registration form is available from the West Nassau Historical Society website www.wnhsfl.org or by calling 904.879.3406. Do not pay anyone on Facebook or any other social media platforms as they are scammers and not authorized to collect for us. The children’s artwork will be exhibited at the West Nassau Historical Society Ice Cream Social/exhibition on Friday, July 18th, at 6:30 pm, inside the Callahan Train Depot. The West Nassau Historical Society is a 501c3, all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to the promotion of history and culture in Nassau County, Florida. The Historical Society is also a member of Nassau Council of Arts and Culture, an nonprofit advocacy group of the arts throughout Nassau County.

You may also like the following events from West Nassau Historical Society:

• Next month, 18th July, 06:30 pm, Red, White and You Ice Cream Social in Callahan
• This October, 4th October, 09:00 am, 9th Hobo Day Tractors, Machines and Veterans Appreciation in Callahan

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