Harvest Moon Woman Silhouette | In-Person Workshop ~ Date & Time: Tue, Sept 15th, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM EST

$35.00

Join Dip Into Art, LLC for a cozy autumn evening celebrating the magic of the Harvest Moon. Paula will guide you step‑by‑step as you paint a graceful fall woman silhouette glowing beneath this year’s luminous moon.

Fun Fact: The Harvest Moon rises earlier for several nights in a row, creating that beautiful “lingering moonlight” effect.

Your 11×14-inch canvas will be pre‑outlined, so there’s no need to worry about drawing, time to relax and enjoy the painting process. Using acrylics, you’ll create a design that’s beginner‑friendly, fun, and full of autumn charm.

All supplies included.

When and Where:

📅 Tuesday, September 15th

⏰ 4:00–6:00ish PM

📍 Clarke County

225 Al Smith Circle

Harvest Moon 2026 — Mini Fact

Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026

Peak Illumination: 12:49 p.m. EDT Best Viewing: Evenings of Sept 26–27 (peak occurs during daylight)

Why it’s special: The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, giving farmers extra evening light during harvest season.

Join Dip Into Art, LLC for a cozy autumn evening celebrating the magic of the Harvest Moon. Paula will guide you step‑by‑step as you paint a graceful fall woman silhouette glowing beneath this year’s luminous moon.

Fun Fact: The Harvest Moon rises earlier for several nights in a row, creating that beautiful “lingering moonlight” effect.

Your 11×14-inch canvas will be pre‑outlined, so there’s no need to worry about drawing, time to relax and enjoy the painting process. Using acrylics, you’ll create a design that’s beginner‑friendly, fun, and full of autumn charm.

All supplies included.

When and Where:

📅 Tuesday, September 15th

⏰ 4:00–6:00ish PM

📍 Clarke County

225 Al Smith Circle

Harvest Moon 2026 — Mini Fact

Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026

Peak Illumination: 12:49 p.m. EDT Best Viewing: Evenings of Sept 26–27 (peak occurs during daylight)

Why it’s special: The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, giving farmers extra evening light during harvest season.