Sharpen your pencils and your claws, and come join our pack! At this class we will be drawing our favourite family of British Lupine wolf dogs. This stunning hybrid species have real wolves in their bloodline- and are dead ringers for their wild relatives. They howl at the moon and live in a pack, but are gorgeously tame and friendly. The pack also happen to be quite the celebrities, having starred in many photoshoots, and films- try to act cool when you meet them though, yeah?

Hosting the session will be animal-obsessed illustrator Laura Cuppage, who will guide you through the process of drawing wolves from life. She will provide her top tips on drawing moving models and will be all ears for any questions you have. We will also be joined by “head wolf” Natalie Langstrom, who will share the extensive knowledge of these animals she has gathered over her many years working as a canine behavioural expert. Natalie is a fierce advocate for wild wolves, and will give an insight into the species and their conservation.

Our sessions are open to everyone- all abilities are welcome and all artistic styles are celebrated! We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a wide range of materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals that are happy being around humans.

10% of profits will be donated to Wolf Watch UK. This fantastic organisation provides a safe haven for displaced wolves at their 100 acre woodland sanctuary in Shropshire.

*If you’d like to use a gift voucher for this class, please get in touch via email*

There’s something about these petite pigs, isn’t there? What they lack in size, they more than make up for in personality, and hairstyles. They’re known for their complex vocalisations; from wheeking to squeaking, and, of course, the iconic rumble. They’re highly social creatures and are much more intelligent than they’re often regarded. Don’t underestimate the little guy!

It’s been a while since we had a class all about charismatic cavies, so we thought we would make it extra special. We are delighted to announce that we will be joined by illustrator and avid GP fan Alice Bowsher, who will be sharing her fantastic sketching skills with us. Please see the best greetings card ever designed as proof of her guinea pig devotion. Our miniature models have all been rescued and will be trotting over from their happy forever home at Spitalfields City Farm to show us their best poses, and farm manager Jenny will teach us all about the species.

All abilities are very welcome to take part, so feel free to join us even if you haven’t drawn in years. We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a range of materials- but you’re welcome to bring along your own kit if you’d like to. We’ll have plenty of ink and brushes available for those keen to test out their guinea pig portraits Alice Bowsher style!

Here at Wild Life Drawing, we are a small team dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals who are happy around humans. £10 from each ticket will be donated to Spitalfields City Farm – a charity in its own right – and help to sustain its upkeep and provide happy homes for a whole variety of rescue animals! The farm also functions as an outdoor classroom and a source of joy for local schools and groups with learning difficulties, as well as working to conserve rare breeds of livestock.

*If you’d like to use a gift voucher for this class, please get in touch via email*

There’s something about these petite pigs, isn’t there? What they lack in size, they more than make up for in personality, and hairstyles. They’re known for their complex vocalisations; from wheeking to squeaking, and, of course, the iconic rumble. They’re highly social creatures and are much more intelligent than they’re often regarded. Don’t underestimate the little guy!

It’s been a while since we had a class all about charismatic cavies, so we thought we would make it extra special. We are delighted to announce that we will be joined by illustrator and avid GP fan Alice Bowsher, who will be sharing her fantastic sketching skills with us. Please see the best greetings card ever designed as proof of her guinea pig devotion. Our miniature models have all been rescued and will be trotting over from their happy forever home at Spitalfields City Farm to show us their best poses, and farm manager Jenny will teach us all about the species.

All abilities are very welcome to take part, so feel free to join us even if you haven’t drawn in years. We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a range of materials- but you’re welcome to bring along your own kit if you’d like to. We’ll have plenty of ink and brushes available for those keen to test out their guinea pig portraits Alice Bowsher style!

Here at Wild Life Drawing, we are a small team dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals who are happy around humans. £10 from each ticket will be donated to Spitalfields City Farm – a charity in its own right – and help to sustain its upkeep and provide happy homes for a whole variety of rescue animals! The farm also functions as an outdoor classroom and a source of joy for local schools and groups with learning difficulties, as well as working to conserve rare breeds of livestock.

*Please note that gift vouchers cannot be redeemed for this class as the Dulwich Picture Gallery is handling the ticket sales*

What better way to spend a Sunday than making friends with a couple of adorable miniature pigs?

Join us for a fun-filled drawing class where we will be busting some myths about this wonderful species. Often portrayed as stupid and smelly, pigs are in fact very clean, and highly intelligent. They are emotional creatures that form close bonds, love to explore, and are great problem solvers. As well as drawing, there will be plenty of opportunities for cuddles and belly scratches, and to give the piggies a brush – their favourite thing in the world!

We will be joined by the team at Kew Little Pigs who will be bringing along a couple of their finest and friendliest piggies. The class will be led by wildlife illustrator Jennie Webber, who will get you started with her top tips for drawing moving ‘models’. Throughout the session, Jennie will be on hand with as much creative guidance as you’d like, and the Kew Little Pigs team will be all ears for your piggy ponderings. The class is open to everyone, all abilities are welcome and all artistic styles are celebrated! We will provide everything you need to get sketching – drawing boards, paper and a wide range of materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals that are happy being around humans.

Having a bad day? Need a bit of a pick-me-up? Well, we recommend spending time in the company of Miniature Pigs. These intelligent, emotional animals bring with them a calming atmosphere, a gentle manner and positive energy by the bucketload. And you’ll be able to experience it for yourself, at our Easter Special drawing classes with Miniature Pigs at the Florence Nightingale Museum.

Florence Nightingale understood the healing power of spending time caring for animals and recognised the mutual benefits for both species. So as well as drawing, there will be plenty of opportunities for cuddles and belly scratches, and to give the piggies a good brush – their favourite thing in the world!

We will be joined by the team at Kew Little Pigs who will be bringing along a couple of their finest and friendliest pigs from this year’s litter. The class will be led by wildlife artist Laura Cuppage, who will get you started with her top tips for drawing moving ‘models’. Throughout the session, Laura will be on hand with as much creative guidance as you’d like, and the Kew Little Pigs team will be all ears for your piggy ponderings. The class is open to everyone, all abilities are welcome and all artistic styles are celebrated! We will provide everything you need to get sketching – drawing boards, paper and a wide range of materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like. We welcome children aged 5 and over as long as they are accompanied by an adult also taking part in the class.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with animal handlers who treat their animals with the utmost care and respect, and healthy animals that are happy travelling and being around humans. The animals at Kew Little Pigs are destined for lives as family pets and therapy animals, and are never, ever for meat.

Take wing and join us and the Fort Road Hotel for a fabulous and feathery evening of drawing with owls. Our expert falconer will be bringing along three stunning owls, to show off the wide variety within the species group.

First up we’ll meet a barn owl named Solo. These are the most widely distributed group of owls in the world- spanning every continent but Antarctica. Next we’ll sketch Daisy, an eagle owl who will surely wow you with her striking orange eyes and prominent ear tufts. Finally we will meet Fred, who is a great grey- the largest type of owl in the world by length!

The class will be led by nature-loving artist Jennie Webber. We will provide you with all the materials you need to get started, and Jennie will be on hand with plenty of creative advice, drawing from her 10 years teaching people how to sketch moving animals. The most important thing for you to know is that there is no pressure at our classes- we believe that once we stop worrying about the outcome, drawing can be enjoyable for everyone. All abilities are welcome, and all artistic styles are celebrated. While we sketch, falconer Paul will teach us all about each species, and will be very happy to answer any questions you have.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare and conservation. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals who are happy around humans. The falconer who is bringing along the owls is an expert in their care, and regularly works alongside the RSPCA to rescue and rehabilitate wild raptors.

10% of profits will be donated to Barn Owl Trust. .

At this downy and delightful class, we will meet and draw newly hatched ducklings and chicks. We can’t think of a more cracking way to celebrate the arrival of Spring!

Our miniature models will be lovingly transported to us from their home at Mudchute Farm by their expert handler, Michelle. We’ll meet a range of breeds and species, some of which are on the Rare Breed Survival Watchlist. Pending hatching success, we will likely meet bantam, Sussex, Dorking and Dutch hens, along with runner, Ayeslbury and Pekin ducklings! While we draw, we will discuss egg production within the poultry industry, and Michelle will get us clued up about how we can use our purchase power to improve hen welfare.

The class will be led by artist and animal lover Jennie Webber, who will begin with an introduction to drawing animals from life. The class is open to all abilities, and all artistic styles are celebrated. We will provide everything you need to get drawing- boards, paper and lots of lovely materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals who are happy being around humans. The birds we are drawing at this session are destined to live out their full lives at the city farm, where they are very well cared for and have space to roam happily.

10% of profits will be donated to British Hen Welfare Trust.

What better way to begin the month of May than by meeting some marvellous monkeys? (Say that five times fast!)

Join us at the Battersea Park Children’s Zoo to sketch and learn about the clever, curious inhabitants of their primate area.

We will tip our cap to Capuchins Medellin Diablo and Carlos, ex-pets who were living in a London flat before being rehomed by the zoo. Capuchins are highly intelligent and love nothing more than solving the enrichment puzzles that the keepers give them to work on every day. Then we’ll shake our tails with the squirrel monkeys Ursula, Medusa and Kronk- who were rehomed by Battersea after beginning their lives being used as “decorations” at parties. Lastly we’ll meet some of the smallest and most endangered primates in the world- cotton-top tamarins Nellie and Diego. These tiny monkeys are named for the white fluffy fur that they have on their heads, which they puff up when they feel threatened.

The class will be taught by nature loving artist Jennie Webber, who will provide all the creative advice you need to get your monkey sketches jumping off the page. We will provide all the art materials, paper and drawing boards so there’s no need to bring any art kit along unless you’d like to. All abilities are welcome, and all artistic styles are celebrated! Children are welcome to attend but they must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult.

*Please note: The price of the class does not include entry to the zoo, which you’ll need to purchase separately.*

10% of profits will be donated to Cikananga Wildlife Centre, a wonderful Indonesian charity that rescues and rehabilitates animals from the exotic pet trade.

What better way to begin the month of May than by meeting some marvellous monkeys? (Say that five times fast!)

Join us at the Battersea Park Children’s Zoo to sketch and learn about the clever, curious inhabitants of their primate area.

We will tip our cap to Capuchins Medellin Diablo and Carlos, ex-pets who were living in a London flat before being rehomed by the zoo. Capuchins are highly intelligent and love nothing more than solving the enrichment puzzles that the keepers give them to work on every day. Then we’ll shake our tails with the squirrel monkeys Ursula, Medusa and Kronk- who were rehomed by Battersea after beginning their lives being used as “decorations” at parties. Lastly we’ll meet some of the smallest and most endangered primates in the world- cotton-top tamarins Nellie and Diego. These tiny monkeys are named for the white fluffy fur that they have on their heads, which they puff up when they feel threatened.

The class will be taught by nature loving artist Jennie Webber, who will provide all the creative advice you need to get your monkey sketches jumping off the page. We will provide all the art materials, paper and drawing boards so there’s no need to bring any art kit along unless you’d like to. All abilities are welcome, and all artistic styles are celebrated! Children are welcome to attend but they must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult.

*Please note: The price of the class does not include entry to the zoo, which you’ll need to purchase separately.*

10% of profits will be donated to Cikananga Wildlife Centre, a wonderful Indonesian charity that rescues and rehabilitates animals from the exotic pet trade.

Let your heart be filled with all the joys of Spring, at a very special drawing class with the newest additions to the Hackney City Farm family. There will be lovely lambs, perfect piglets and bouncy baby goats- we kid you not! We will of course still pay lots of attention to the grown up animals; Ash and Willow the donkeys wouldn’t forgive us if we didn’t at least go and say “hay”!

The class will be led by animal obsessed artist Laura Cuppage, who will begin with an introduction to drawing moving moo-dels. With her bucket loads of experience drawing animals from life, Laura has plenty of tips and tricks to share which are sure to get even total beginners sketching away in no time. We will be given a tour of the farm by animal expert Michelle Frank, who will be more than happy to answer all your questions. We will provide everything you need; paper, drawing boards and a range of colourful materials.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals who are happy being around humans.

£10 from each ticket will be donated to Hackney City Farm to support their wonderful community work.

The coastlines of the British Isles are home to some truly fascinating species, many of which might surprise you. Atlantic Wolfish prefer very cold water and have a natural anti-freeze in their blood to keep it flowing when temperatures drop below zero. Nurse Sharks can reach a whopping 14 feet long but (you’ll be pleased to hear) are known for their docile nature. Small Spotted Catsharks are one of the species you can thank when you find a mermaid’s purse on the beach. These are their egg cases, which they attach to seaweed with those lovely curly tendrils. Join us to draw all these species and many more, at a serene and dreamy after-hours session at the aquarium.

We’ll dive right in with a talk from one of the aquarium’s marine experts, who will point out all the beautiful species that live in our native waters. We’ll learn about the U.K’s best snorkelling spots, as well as about why it’s never been more important to ensure that our fishing practices are sustainable. The class will be led by artist Jennie Webber, who will help you get into the flow of things with a drawing demo and her top tips on sketching moving marine animals. You will then be free to float about the place, sketching whichever species catch your eye.

Our classes are open to all artistic abilities. We are firm believers that drawing is for everyone, and we celebrate all artistic styles! The focus of the session will be to enjoy the creative process while learning about animals and conservation. We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a range of materials- but you’re welcome to bring along your sketchbook and kit if you’d like to.

50% of profits will be donated to SEA Life Trust, to support marine habitats around the world.

How better to spend a sunny Sunday than wandering around the wetlands? Join artist Jennie Webber for a drawing tour focused on the native and migratory birds of the London Wetlands Centre. Will you catch a glimpse of an oystercatcher, curtsy to a kingfisher, or have a chat with a chiffchaff? As well as bird spotting, we will spend some time with resident otters Honey and Todd, who are sure to charm you with their sleek swimming skills.

As we explore, Jennie will guide you through the process of observational drawing with positivity and enthusiasm. She will provide plenty of tips on drawing moving animals and will be on hand to answer any creative queries you may have. There are so many species to spot at the wetlands that by the end of the session your pages will be brimming with sketches.

All ability levels are welcome at this class, whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced artist. There is always joy and relaxation to be found when observing and drawing wildlife. We will provide paper, drawing boards and a range of materials for you to use.

The price for the class includes your entrance fee to the London Wetlands Centre and you are very welcome to explore the wetlands before or after the workshop.

How better to spend a sunny Sunday than wandering around the wetlands? Join artist Jennie Webber for a drawing tour focused on the native and migratory birds of the London Wetlands Centre. Will you catch a glimpse of an oystercatcher, curtsy to a kingfisher, or have a chat with a chiffchaff? As well as bird spotting, we will spend some time with resident otters Honey and Todd, who are sure to charm you with their sleek swimming skills.

As we explore, Jennie will guide you through the process of observational drawing with positivity and enthusiasm. She will provide plenty of tips on drawing moving animals and will be on hand to answer any creative queries you may have. There are so many species to spot at the wetlands that by the end of the session your pages will be brimming with sketches.

All ability levels are welcome at this class, whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced artist. There is always joy and relaxation to be found when observing and drawing wildlife. We will provide paper, drawing boards and a range of materials for you to use.

The price for the class includes your entrance fee to the London Wetlands Centre and you are very welcome to explore the wetlands before or after the workshop.

Sharpen your pencils and your claws, and come join our pack! At this class we will be drawing our favourite family of British Lupine wolf dogs. This stunning hybrid species have real wolves in their bloodline- and are dead ringers for their wild relatives. They howl at the moon and live in a pack, but are gorgeously tame and friendly. The pack also happen to be quite the celebrities, having starred in many photoshoots, and films- try to act cool when you meet them though, yeah?

Hosting the session will be animal-obsessed illustrator Laura Cuppage, who will guide you through the process of drawing wolves from life. She will provide her top tips on drawing moving models and will be all ears for any questions you have. We will also be joined by “head wolf” Natalie Langstrom, who will share the extensive knowledge of these animals she has gathered over her many years working as a canine behavioural expert. Natalie is a fierce advocate for wild wolves, and will give an insight into the species and their conservation.

Our sessions are open to everyone- all abilities are welcome and all artistic styles are celebrated! We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a wide range of materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals that are happy being around humans.

10% of profits will be donated to Wolf Watch UK. This fantastic organisation provides a safe haven for displaced wolves at their 100 acre woodland sanctuary in Shropshire.

Sharpen your pencils and your claws, and come join our pack! At this class we will be drawing our favourite family of British Lupine wolf dogs. This stunning hybrid species have real wolves in their bloodline- and are dead ringers for their wild relatives. They howl at the moon and live in a pack, but are gorgeously tame and friendly. The pack also happen to be quite the celebrities, having starred in many photoshoots, and films- try to act cool when you meet them though, yeah?

Hosting the session will be animal-obsessed illustrator Laura Cuppage, who will guide you through the process of drawing wolves from life. She will provide her top tips on drawing moving models and will be all ears for any questions you have. We will also be joined by “head wolf” Natalie Langstrom, who will share the extensive knowledge of these animals she has gathered over her many years working as a canine behavioural expert. Natalie is a fierce advocate for wild wolves, and will give an insight into the species and their conservation.

Our sessions are open to everyone- all abilities are welcome and all artistic styles are celebrated! We will provide everything you need to get sketching- drawing boards, paper and a wide range of materials- but feel free to bring along your own kit if you’d like.

Here at Wild Life Drawing we are a small team who are dedicated to animal welfare. We only ever work with the finest animal handlers, who treat their animals with care and respect, and healthy animals that are happy being around humans.

10% of profits will be donated to Wolf Watch UK. This fantastic organisation provides a safe haven for displaced wolves at their 100 acre woodland sanctuary in Shropshire.

Let’s take a virtual trip down to Cornwall to catch up with our much-beloved pals, the sweet ’n’ salty residents of the Cornish Seal Sanctuary!

When we’ve drawn with CSS before we’ve focused on the pups, but we thought it was high time to give the adults some attention, so we will be drawing some of the residents who for various reasons, aren’t able to be released back into the wild. Like Yulelog for example, who previously lived at a different facility, which released him back to the sea when they closed down. As this lad has been fed by humans all his life, once back in the wild, he didn’t have the instincts needed and was following children with buckets around the beach! Luckily, the RSPCA brought him to CSS, where he has a home for life.

We will also meet a female named Jinx and a male called Pumpkin. These two both have medical conditions which mean they wouldn’t survive in the wild. Then there’s sweet Marlin, who like Yulelog is too tame and reliant to be humans to be safe in the wild. This chap is the sanctuary’s most gentle and good-natured resident.

We will be given a tour of the sanctuary by the expert care team and will get to watch the seals from a few different angles. We think you’ll particularly love watching them from the underwater viewing point, as here we will observe them doing what they do best: swimming! The seals are so effortless and graceful in the water; it’s such a treat to watch.

50% of ticket profits will be donated to Cornish Seal Sanctuary.

This April, join us online for a deep dive into the wading world of the Eurasian curlew. These enchanting birds are most known for the long, crescent-shaped beaks from which they get their scientific name, Numenius arquata. The genus name Numenius is from the Greek “neos mene”, meaning new moon, and the species name “arquata” is a Latin word for an archer’s bow. Curlews use these intelligent beaks like tweezers, to precisely pry worms, crustaceans and insects from the mud.

With their enigmatic nature and evocative call, curlews have inspired art and folklore for many years. The list of artworks, songs and poems that feature curlews is as impressive as it is long- they appear in poems by WB Yeats, Ted Hughes, and Robert Burns to mention just a few.

We are delighted to say that for this class we will be joined online by producer, author, and director of Curlew Action, Mary Colwell. Mary is so passionate about curlews that in 2016 she walked 500 miles across Ireland and Britain to discover why their populations are in such rapid decline. Her brilliant book Curlew Moon details her journey and all she learned along the way. Whether you already love curlews or haven’t given them much thought up until now, we are sure that Mary’s infectious enthusiasm for the species will mean you’ll finish the class with a new favourite bird.

The class will be hosted by artist and nature lover Jennie Webber, who will begin with a drawing demonstration, and provide her top tips for capturing the charming features of the curlew on your page. We will work from high-quality reference images provided by Curlew Action, and study a range of poses and positions. While we sketch, Mary will teach us all about curlews, and what we can do to join the efforts to conserve them. She will be happy to answer any questions you have too, so by the end of the session, you’ll be a fully fledged curlew buff!

50% of ticket profits will be donated to Curlew Action.

This May, join us to learn about the crow’s cool cousin, the raven. These imposing birds are the largest members of the corvid family, with wingspans reaching as much as a metre wide. Just like all corvids, they’re seriously clever- studies have suggested that ravens have a level of intelligence equivalent to a five-year-old human! They’ve been shown to possess incredible problem-solving abilities and are adept at tool-making. Many people who have worked closely with them are also convinced that they display a keen sense of humour, particularly loving a good prank!

We will be live streaming to our friends over at Gauntlet Birds Of Prey, to meet ravishing ravens Scooby and Leonard. The pair will be given some snacks and puzzles to keep them entertained while we sketch them so we will be able to see those high IQ’s in action.

As a special treat for all you unusual bird lovers, we will also meet three species of caracara- a crested, a yellow-headed and a striated. These striking strutters are unique because, unlike most raptors, they spend more time walking than flying. They are opportunistic scavengers and, just like the ravens, are known for their curiosity and intelligence.

Artist and illustrator Jennie Webber will lead the session, beginning with her top tips on how to draw moving animals. She will provide plenty of creative guidance throughout and will be all ears for any creative queries that you have. Likewise, the Gauntlet team will be happy to answer any questions that you have about the birds. The class is open to all abilities, and there’s no pressure to work in a particular style or medium.

50% of ticket profits will be donated to Gauntlet Conservation Trust.

Nearly 40 years ago, a wonderful woman named Jan Taylor attended a livestock market. After witnessing the treatment of animals there, she decided to make a difference and set up the Farm Animal Sanctuary. This haven for animals now spans 86 acres and is home to over 600 animals. Over the years the small team there have rescued thousands of cows, sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, ducks, and donkeys from neglect and mistreatment.

This Spring, join us online with farm manager Louise and animal welfare assistant Steph, for a live class celebrating the sanctuary and all its residents. We’ll be taken on a virtual tour to meet some of the biggest characters of the bunch; like lambs Bonnie and Bobby, who were abandoned in a field but thankfully found and brought to the sanctuary, where they are growing cheekier every day. We will get a mindfulness lesson from Buster the bull, who is as chill as they come- quite the contrast to the raging bull stereotype! Then we will trot over to the pig area to meet best friends Mabel and Twiglet, who will likely model their best snoozing positions for us. We will meet lots of other animals too- this will mainly be determined by who is feeling curious and fancies giving the camera a sniff!

Artist and illustrator Laura Cuppage will lead the session, beginning with her top tips on how to draw moving animals. She will provide plenty of creative guidance throughout and will be all ears for any creative queries that you have. Likewise, the farm team will be happy to answer any questions about our marvellous moo-dels. The class is open to all abilities, and there’s no pressure to work in a particular style. The basic materials you need to take part are some paper, a pencil, a sharpener and a rubber- but please feel free to use whichever materials you like. We will send you an email before the session which will contain a Zoom link and all the information you need. After the class, we will send all ticket holders a recording so you can catch up/ rewatch as many times as you like.

50% of ticket profits will be donated to The Farm Animal Sanctuary.