Staff Report / Scottsdalelocal.org

Recently, patrons at Mustang Library in Scottsdale, Arizona, participated in a program called "Birds in Clay of Drawing from Life." This event featured the creation of clay bird sculptures, showcasing the artistic skills of the participants. The program was made possible by the Scottsdale Artists' School, which offers valuable resources to the community.

For those interested in similar classes, additional information can be found on the Scottsdale Public Library's event page at Scottsdale.libnet.info/events.

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