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MAKE: Gratitude User Submitted

When: Thu., Nov. 21, 6-9:30 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-773-0303
Email: info@sfmcd.org
Price: $8 General Admission, $6 Students/Seniors, Free for MCD Members
sfmcd.org/events/make-gratitude
On the third Thursday of each month stay out late with the Museum of Craft and Design and collaborate with artists and makers, explore unique themes and rethink materials through creative design projects. It’s all about food and gratitude at the final MAKE of 2019! Come early for a free drink and a very special Artist Happy Hour featuring innovative SF restaurant + gallery, Palette. From their art-themed menus to their custom, handcrafted wares, hear from artist and chef-proprietor Peter J. Hemsley and lead ceramicist Andrew Kontrabecki about their creative symbiosis in exploring the relationship between food, art and community.

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