Paint Your Own Frog CHARITY EVENT

Celebrate World Frog Day by painting an adorable frog! 🐸 Whether you're looking for a fun friday activity or simply need a cute friend, this is the class for you. All proceeds from this workshop will be donated to frog conservation funds!

The frogs we will be painting during this workshop are 3D printed and approximately 1.5 inches in size. There are two frog designs: Leaf Frog and Strawberry Frog. Workshop attendees get to paint two frogs, you may choose to paint one of each or two frogs of the same design. All necessary supplies and instruction for frog painting will be provided. By the end of the workshop, you will leave with your own unique froggy friends and whimsical memories to share :)

Sign up to paint your lil friends today! Please purchase one ticket per person when signing up. Great for a family activity, date night, or girl's night out! All ages welcome, but all participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian present for the duration of the workshop.

^ Example frog painted by previous workshop attendee

World Frog Day is celebrated each year on March 20th, with a goal of raising awareness about amphibian conservation.

Frogs are an essential part of many ecosystems! For instance, frogs eat billions of insects each year, including bugs that carry diseases and disrupt agriculture. Amphibians also impact human well-being, helping with the advancement of medical research and ensuring the health of our wetlands, forests, and grasslands. Perhaps the most important role of frogs is their status as environmental indicators. When pollution or other environmental issues affect a habitat, frogs are often the first casualties. Frog population health is basically an early warning for endangered ecosystems. When we lose amphibians, we don't just lose beautiful, fascinating creatures-- we lose an essential species that holds our ecosystems together.

All proceeds from this workshop will be donated to ARC (Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy), a U.S.-based organization that protects endangered amphibians and reptiles. Feel free to learn more about the incredibly important work ARC does on their website!

^ Photos from past workshops

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