Don’t Miss Events!

23 Oct

The Paint and Sip Party

Painting: Aggie Barn
Center for the Arts in Lake Jackson (At Bport College)

6pm – 9 pm

Cost $40.00 (You will leave with a painting suitable for framing.)

Water and snacks will be provided but you may bring your own.

Please RSVP Jill Neely-Clark jneelyclark@comcast.net

RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW

Kendra Scott Give Back Party – Pop Up Shop from First Colony Sugarland

Lake Jackson Civic Center

6:30pm-8:30pm

Flyer Attached – Come with your Christmas Wish list ready. 20% goes to scholarships. Everyone welcome.

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