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Austin’s Café Monet Art and Clay Studio expanded in December with a soft opening in Bastrop. Owner Jules Winson said the community is invited to attend its grand opening celebration on Jan. 25.
What’s happening
The party will happen from noon-9 p.m. at Hyperloop Plaza and offer attendees a chance to learn what the studio has to offer.
Other activities will include pottery painting, which will range from $5-$35—depending on the size of the piece—and a free 10-minute wheel-throwing class.
What they offer
Winson said she brought her create-your-own studio to Bastrop to coincide with the area’s growing arts scene.
“Clay and ceramics offer a uniquely therapeutic and rewarding art experience, and we’re thrilled to share this with Bastrop,” Winson said.
Located inside The Boring Bodega within Hyperloop Plaza, Café Monet provides a family-friendly environment for artists of all ages and skill levels.
Reservations can be booked online; however, walk-ins are also accepted. Parties can also be booked for adults, children and scouts.
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“Whether you're painting pottery, celebrating a special occasion, or exploring our unique workshops, Café Monet is your destination for hands-on fun and artistic expression,” Winson said.
