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Woodstock Arts signing up for fall classes

Fall classes by Woodstock Arts begin on Aug. 8 at the earliest and Sept. 12 at the latest. (Courtesy of Woodstock Arts)

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Fall classes by Woodstock Arts begin on Aug. 8 at the earliest and Sept. 12 at the latest. (Courtesy of Woodstock Arts)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Aug 3, 2022

Woodstock Arts is offering fall classes for adults, teens and children.

Including theatre, performance arts and visual arts, classes meet weekly and vary in price based on term length and material.

Workshops meet once and cost $35.

With varying beginnings, classes begin on Aug. 8 at the earliest and Sept. 12 at the latest.

Register at WoodstockArts.org/classes.

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