Reflection & Honor: Candle Making at NCMA

2110 Blue Ridge Road,Raleigh NC 27607

13 February, 2022

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Reflections & Honor : Candle Making at NCMA Join Usu Company candles for a DIY Candle Making & Museum experience in celebration of Black History Month at the North Carolina Museum of Art! Usu Company candles is a locally-owned small business that specializes in custom candle scents with a story. During your candle making workshops, Owner Stacy Ahua will lead you through each step of the candle making process and help bring meaning to your experience by reflecting on the ways we celebrate and honor Black History.You'll enjoy refreshments while making your one-of-a-kind candles, and at the end of the workshop, you'll have after-hours access to some of the Museum's galleries for a private mini-tour! Your DIY Candle Making Experience at NCMA Museum Store Includes:*Luxury candle jar *Materials to make your 100% vegan Soy wax candle*Refreshments and bubbly (21+ years only for all alcohol)*Fragrance bar with up to 10 scented oils to test and blend*Hand-On instruction*Guided mini-tour of one of the Museum galleries *Private shopping at NCMA Museum Store*Gift Bag Things to Know Before You Go: Get ready for Candle Making at the NCMA Museum Store on February 13! We thought we’d share some tips to help you make the most of your visit. Following local ordinances visitors are required to wear a mask inside all buildings, including restrooms and concession buildings. For the safety of everyone, we ask that all outdoor event attendees wear masks both outdoors and indoors. Learn more about these updates at ncartmuseum.org/covid19. Museum address Joseph M. Bryan, Jr., Theater in the Museum Park 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607 (919) 715-5923 Event time: 4:00pm-6:00pm Day and Date: Sunday, February 13, 2022 Location: North Carolina Museum of Art Museum Store Doors open at 4:00pm Event starts at 4:00pm Parking Free parking is available on campus in lots along Blue Ridge Road and close to the main Museum buildings. Accessible parking is available in the Plaza between East and West buildings and behind West Building. Accessibility Visitors with wheelchairs or limited mobility may be dropped off in the circular Plaza near the entry gates or park in an accessible parking space. Wheelchair seating and wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available. Please contact Felicia Ingram, manager of interpretation, accessibility, and diversity, with questions or to arrange assistance in advance.