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The Hit FM World's Largest Paint & Sip Luncheon

The Hit FM World's Largest Paint & Sip Luncheon

Starts: Friday, 21 June 2024
Ends: Friday, 21 June 2024
A unique event where ‘creativity meets compassion’, and they are setting a world record! Unleash your inner Picasso whilst raising funds for Darling Downs-based not-for-profit Momentum Mental Health. Please join to make history with the Hit FM World’s Largest Paint & Sip Luncheon! Your ticket includes - A gourmet grazing platter per table, drinks on arrival, a deluxe art kit including your canvas, paints, brushes and apron, plus a two hour painting class with ANZACARTA Art Therapist Sarah Hazelhurst.
Add to Calendar 2024-06-21 12:00 am 2024-06-21 12:00 am The Hit FM World's Largest Paint & Sip Luncheon A unique event where ‘creativity meets compassion’, and they are setting a world record! Unleash your inner Picasso whilst raising funds for Darling Downs-based not-for-profit Momentum Mental Health. Please join to make history with the Hit FM World’s Largest Paint & Sip Luncheon! Your ticket includes - A gourmet grazing platter per table, drinks on arrival, a deluxe art kit including your canvas, paints, brushes and apron, plus a two hour painting class with ANZACARTA Art Therapist Sarah Hazelhurst. Hursley Road, Torrington , QLD , 4350 , Australia
Hursley Road, Torrington , QLD , 4350 , Australia
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Email: admin@momentummentalhealth.com.au

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