WANAKA GREETING CARD WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOPS with JO JAGO ART

(For beginners but all levels are welcome)

The Watercolour Workshops are partly Funded by the Creative Communities Scheme (QLDC District Council/ Creative NZ) to ensure a discounted ticket price for all who may not be able to afford full-price

WORKSHOPS

The workshops are two and a half hour stand-alone one-off workshops, and the price is for just one of the two workshops available on Saturday 5 October 2024 (at 10am or 2pm)

SPECTATORS ARE VERY WELCOME (please book a free spectators ticket so we know who will be popping along) 

LOCATION (Free parking is available onsite)
Wanaka Arts Centre
13 Brownston Street
Wanaka

(Behind the Bullock Bar/Wanaka Hotel/Wanaka Library)

Join Jo Jago for a relaxed watercolour painting workshop where stress-free fun is the main aim. You will create watercolour greeting cards to take home & you'll be surprised at what you can achieve after just one workshop.

Jo will introduce you to watercolours in a fun & easy way and you'll learn lots of helpful hints & secrets that she has learned over the years.  You can expect to leave with a huge grin on your face having had a fabulous time.

WHAT IS PWYCA? Pay what you can afford (PWYCA) is a not-for-profit pricing option that does not depend on set prices. Instead, it asks you, the purchaser, to pay what you can afford. It depends on reciprocity and trust to succeed. Tickets start at $20 for children/youth and $40 for adults. This is a heavily reduced price from the standard price of $100 per ticket. Please feel free to purchase your ticket(s) at the price you feel you can afford. Spectator tickets are available at no charge. Please note all child spectator tickets need to be accompanied by an adult spectator, and that spectator tickets do not include tuition or materials, it is just an opportunity to watch the workshop without being involved.

If everyone purchases their tickets at the low starting price Jo does not receive anything for teaching the classes. Whilst she is happy to do this for the local community, she does appreciate it if those who can afford to pay more than the minimum price pay anything from just a little more up to full price ($100 per person) for their tickets.

With your help, everybody wins! Jo would love to be able to bring you more workshops to the local community in the future and if you are able to purchase your tickets at more than the minimum price it makes future workshops more viable, and also shows the organizations who provide funding that community support is also behind the workshops.

A HUGE shout out of thanks goes to the Creatives in Communities Scheme from Creative New Zealand, administered by the Queenstown Lakes District Council, for their generous partial funding of these workshops, allowing Jo to run them at such a significantly reduced price.