Mad About Mosaics Workshop

1836 North Pulaski Street,Milwaukee WI 53202

17 January, 2023

Description

Two Mikes Art Factory offers a vast selection of tiles in many colors, sizes, and shapes as well as a few templates to assist in your design. We will grout all projects after the workshop. Finished projects will be available at a later date for pick up. Details will be determined at the end of the workshop. Choice of plaque shapes: ✷ 6x6 Square ✷ Butterfly ✷ Wine Bottle ✷ Flower  The workshop will be open 10 minutes before the event starts. One ticket per person includes: One complimentary drink.All supplies and materials to make 1 mosaic plaque.2 hours of fun with friends.This workshop is non-refundable. If you are unable to make it, you may send someone else in your place or pick up an art kit from the venue after the class has been held.All attendees require a ticket to enter.Recommended age: 21+, NOT recommended for young children and babies.Attendees under the age of 21 must be accompanied by an adult.About Us: Our names are Kristy and Kelly and we met a long time ago while working in the floral industry. We have expressed our natural artistic talents since childhood and come from loving, close-knit families with creative backgrounds. With our college degrees in art and design along with over 45 years of combined professional experience, we have decided to share our studies and creativity with others by hosting creative workshops to help people discover their inner artist. Why Two Mikes?! Terrible diseases took our dads away from us. They were both named Mike and were both creative geniuses! (The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.) The second mission of our workshops is to contribute a portion of our profits to the American Lung Association and the Association for Frontotemporal Dementia in memory of our dads. About Wolski's: Wolski’s Tavern was opened in 1908 by Bernard Wolski. His three sons ran the bar for about sixty years. In 1973 Bernard’s great-grandsons Michael and Bernard Bondar purchased it from their third cousin. Their younger brother Dennis joined in once he turned 18. Michael retired, but Bernard and Dennis still own it today. Wolski’s is inconspicuously located on Milwaukee’s lower east side. We have a pool table, dart boards, free popcorn, and a covered patio. We’ve become known for our “I Closed Wolski’s” bumper stickers, which end up posted all over the world. Stickers are earned, not purchased, and require a late night at the bar.