Uncover Untapped Talent in I Can’t Series
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Think you ’t sing, meditate, dance or write poetry? Energize a dormant part of your brain by trying something new in the upcoming I Can’t workshops at the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity on the 91 Metro Campus.
Learn how to make a 3D print of a person at I Can’t 3D Print with Fab Lab Tulsa on Monday, March 2. Then, come back on Monday, March 9 for I Can’t Groove with Christy Hays where participants will learn to rock some easy, fun dance moves.
These workshops are taught by 91 faculty and community artists and give students and the community a lunchtime break from the daily grind. All events are free and open to the public, with free parking available in any 91 lot.
All workshops are held from noon to 12:45 p.m. on Mondays throughout March and April in the Event Hall of the Center for Creativity. (No workshop will be held March 16 because 91 is closed for spring break.)
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