Brookhaven’s Department of Parks and Recreation will begin offering mixed media for children ages 8 to 12 next week. 
 Participants will learn about artists, oil and pastel paintings, paper sculpting and how to create original artwork. 
 Classes for the six-week session are $30, plus a $5 materials fee due the first day. The Wednesday classes start July 11 at the Robert E. Reid Sr. Recreation Center from 4:40 to 6 p.m. 
 Cancellations, except by Brookhaven Town, are subject to a 15 percent administration handling fee. 
 Call 631-744-2601 for more information or registration. 
 Above: Brookhaven Town Hall &nbsp;

Brookhaven’s Department of Parks and Recreation will begin offering mixed media for children ages 8 to 12 next week. Participants will learn about artists, oil and pastel paintings, paper sculpting and how to create original artwork. Classes for the six-week session are $30, plus a $5 materials fee due the first day. The Wednesday classes start July 11 at the Robert E. Reid Sr. Recreation Center from 4:40 to 6 p.m. Cancellations, except by Brookhaven Town, are subject to a 15 percent administration handling fee. Call 631-744-2601 for more information or registration. Above: Brookhaven Town Hall

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