Coastal Collage Creation in Celebration of Earth Day

Wednesday, April 22 | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Reduce, Reuse, & Recycle — From Scraps to Seascapes

Celebrate Earth Day with creativity, sustainability, and a touch of coastal inspiration at the Elliott Museum.

Join instructor Laura Tarquinio for a relaxing and hands-on workshop where recycled and repurposed materials are transformed into beautiful works of art. During this engaging class, participants will create a coastal-themed collage featuring a sand dollar design, using carefully selected paper scraps, textures, and natural-inspired elements.

This workshop highlights the spirit of Earth Day by showing how everyday materials can be reimagined into something meaningful and beautiful. Whether you're an experienced artist or simply looking for a creative afternoon, this class offers a fun and approachable way to explore collage techniques while celebrating the natural beauty of our coastal environment.

• Step-by-step guidance from artist Laura Tarquinio
• A relaxing, creative environment perfect for all skill levels
• All supplies included to complete one coastal collage artwork
• A finished sand dollar collage to take home

Cost: $45 per person (same for Members & Non-Members)

All materials are included with your ticket purchase.

RSVP by Wednesday, April 15 so supplies can be prepared in advance.
Space is limited

Come celebrate Earth Day through art, creativity, and sustainability — and leave with a beautiful coastal collage of your own.

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Host or Publisher The Historical Society of Martin County