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Add a Twist to your day

When sipping wine and gossiping with good friends why not add a good twist to your evening by painting! Painting with a Twist, open 7 days a week, has brought creativity and camaraderie to many folks since opening. The professional artist in-studio will show you step by step how to create a piece of art—it’s pretty easy when a professional is guiding you.

Speaking of professional artists, the Painting with a Twist instructors recently received their certification after completing an extensive training program conducted by Eric Patrick. As a recent Twist customer, I’m excited to see what new pictures they’ll have; my last painting somehow disappeared. Wonder which friend of mine took it?

Attachment: Instructors: Dirk Guidry, Ginger Kelly, Camille Banuchi, Kenna Bush, Brittney Pelloquin-Manager, Lillian Aguinaga, Eric Patrick-Trainer, Tammy S. Milam-Owner, Erin Boudreaux and Amanda Borne (Not pictured: Lisa Trahan, Stephanie Steckler, Hannah Rabalais, Melody Lin).

Painting with a Twist is located on 1812 W. Pinhook Rd., Lafayette. For More information go to their website.

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