HORSESHOE PAINTING WORKSHOP
Breathe in Port Jefferson is hosting a hands-on workshop where you'll paint and decorate your own horseshoe—think good luck charm meets wall art. This is one of those low-key creative sessions where you can just show up and make something cool. The shop's right on East Main, so you can grab lunch or coffee before or after.
Breathe in Port Jefferson is hosting a hands-on workshop where you’ll paint and decorate your own horseshoe—think good luck charm meets wall art. This is one of those low-key creative sessions where you can just show up and make something cool. The shop’s right on East Main, so you can grab lunch or coffee before or after.
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Read before you go
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