Coconut Grove Grapevine: An 'Artsy Happy Hour' at the Woman's Club

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Tuesday, September 03, 2019

An 'Artsy Happy Hour' at the Woman's Club

Photo by Franco Campesato

Join the Woman's Club of Coconut Grove for an artistic experience with two fun and very talented local artists on Thursday, September 12 for "Artsy Happy Hour" from 5:30 to 8 pm.

Art by Luis Berros

Artist Luis Berros will create one his popular style paintings live during the event. He will also exhibit several of his latest paintings. Italian Photographer, Franco Campesato, an old-school film photographer who develops his own negatives and prints in his darkroom, will exhibit his captivating photographs. Both artists will be present to discuss their work with the public. Original artworks by both artists will be for sale during the event.

They will have a cash bar and free snacks with a $10 contribution at the door.

Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove is located at 2985 S. Bayshore Drive.

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