You can cherish the old and make it new. Whether it’s a vintage rug you cannot part with, a painting that speaks to you, or a piece of furniture that has been in your family for decades. Learn how to update it and make it become a special accent piece in a room, perhaps with a coastal flair. Don’t miss our Garden Club – February Meeting and Program, on Friday, February 11, with a special presentation by Mackenzie Alala who is an Interior Designer from one of our local furniture and décor stores.
Mackenzie graduated from East Carolina University in 2019 with a degree in Interior Design and minor in Fashion. She is from Hickory NC, the furniture capital, where she grew up watching and assisting her mother in furniture design and visiting furniture markets.
When and Where: Friday, February 11, at the Oyster Catcher Community Center
Members, please arrive at 9:30 am. A brief meeting will start at 9:45 and the special presentation begins at 10:00 am, and last approximately 45 minutes. *Non-Garden Club Members may attend for a $5 donation.
(Reminder – For SIPOA facilities, face masks are required for individuals in indoor settings where people will be gathered for periods longer than 15 minutes AND where 6 feet or more of separation cannot be maintained. Thank you for your cooperation.
The ’21-22 Seabrook Island Garden Club focuses on those who have an active interest in horticulture and artistic design, community beautification, ecology and philanthropy.
The 2021-22 Seabrook Island Garden Club: Let’s talk some dirt!
-Submitted by Beth Wright, Seabrook Island Garden Club Publicity
(Image credit: SI Garden Club)