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Community of Hope

Vibe and Paint

Vibe and Paint

Jan 30,

4:00 PM

– 6:00 PM

Get ready to dive into an unforgettable evening of color, creativity, and connection! You’re invited to a fun-filled painting experience perfect for all ages, and all you need to bring is your enthusiasm! Enjoy quality time with your family, create your masterpiece, and enter to win exciting raffle prizes. It’s a joyful celebration of art, laughter, and community you won’t want to miss!

January 30 | 4:00 – 6:00 PM

Conway Health and Resource Center: 4 Atlantic Street, SW, Washington DC, 20032

Guided Painting Session

Enjoy a fun, step-by-step painting activity—perfect for all skill levels! All materials will be provided, so bring your creativity.

Family-Friendly Fun

This event is for all ages! Kids, teens, and adults can all join in the fun with activities that encourage bonding, laughter, and creativity.

Raffle Prizes

Enter to win exciting raffle prizes!

Music & Good Vibes

Enjoy a lively atmosphere with upbeat music to keep the energy high and filled with smiles.

Community Connection

Meet new friends, connect with neighbors, and be part of a positive, welcoming space that celebrates creativity and community.

Please click here to register.

Call 202.984.1970 or email successcenter@cohdc.org for more information.

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