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2025-11-13 3:47 PM

iPad Art Class Returns to ArtSpace F.C.

FCNP.com

Back by popular demand, Falls Church Arts will again host an iPad art class with local artist Bobbi Pratte at ArtSpace Falls Church.

The class will take place this Saturday, Feb. 22, from 1 – 5 p.m.

The class will demonstrate how the iPad can be used to make artworks. This relatively new medium has wide application for artists, as it is portable, clean, and sets up in seconds.

Those interested in the class must register at FallsChurchArts.org/class-registration. ArtSpace Falls Church is located at 410 S. Maple Ave., Falls Church.

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