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Source: West Plains Daily Quill

The Willow Springs Arts Council is getting into the holiday spirit with two creative opportunities for the community in November and December. Local artist Tammy Schulz will lead “Paint Night with Tammy” from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday in the upstairs meeting room of the Ferguson Building, 127 E. Main St. in Willow Springs. Participants will be guided step by step through creating a snowman canvas suitable for winter display or as a handmade gift. No previous painting experience is necessary. The cost is $40 per person and includes all painting supplies and light refreshments. Registration is available at square.link/u/4ZUhCsTZ. The arts council is also inviting community members to participate in its annual wreath decorating contest. Participation is free, and blank wreaths may be picked up at the Ferguson Building during regular business hours. Participants may decorate the wreaths with ribbons, ornaments or other materials.

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