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After School Art returns to Cider Mill

Wilton Bulletin

May 15, 2016

After a few years absence, After School Art has happily returned to Cider Mill School and is hosting its second group of young artists, who are producing large-format tempera paintings. There are plans to explore watercolors, printmaking and ceramics.