Painting for Provisions

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Provisions: A 25:35 Outreach, the Bulverde food pantry, invites you to come Paint for Provisions!

On April 20, Provisions will host artist Jennifer Conder as she teaches our guests the basics of painting and leads the class in creating a lovely spring flower painting. All are welcome, painters and non-painters alike, to enjoy an evening of creative fun, some good food, and good company—all for a great cause! Aspiring artists of all skill levels are welcome!

Guests who aren’t so artistically inclined are also welcome to come socialize, have a bite to eat, and enjoy the evening among friends. Guests are welcome to bring an adult beverage of your choosing, while Provisions will provide food and non-alcoholic beverages. All supplies necessary for the painting will be provided as well. The evening is casual, so feel free to wear comfy clothes that you don’t mind getting a little paint on.

While at Provisions, guests will get a first-hand look at how our food pantry operates and learn how we serve our client families. Guests may also “sponsor” items to purchase from the San Antonio Food Bank’s shopping list to help stock Provisions’ shelves.

Call Jennifer Sande at 210.556.4770 to reserve your spot at a painting easel.

We will have two sessions: the first session starts at 6:00 p.m., and the second session begins at 7:30 p.m.

Space is limited to 14 painters per session, so call soon!

The admission for painting guests is $35.00, and $10.00 for non-painting guests.

You may also come by Provisions during our hours of operation on Tuesdays (10:00 to 6:15) and Wednesdays & Thursdays (9:00 to 3:00) to pick up tickets (please have exact cash or a check, as no cash is kept on the premises).

All proceeds from this painting party will be donated directly to Provisions, the Bulverde food pantry that has served the greater Bulverde community for 27 years. Provisions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all contributions are tax deductible.

Please note that this is an “adult only” event, as the warehouse environment of the food pantry is not conducive to hosting children.