Over the winter, 19 young artists participated in a special four-part STEM workshop called Tiles of the Wild. Under the guidance of our artist/instructor Jessica Dubin, each participant created a hexagonal tile depicting a Hudson Valley animal. What a thrill it was to finally uncover the beautiful mural created by our group.
It was hard to keep our mural under wraps, but we did our best: 
And now it’s time to cut the ribbon and reveal the mural:
And here is our beautiful mural:
We all felt happy to have been a part of this fabulous workshop! 
Here are some more pictures of our mural -and of our appreciative audience (many of whom were workshop participants and families!):
Many thanks to:
* Artist Jessica Dubin for her vision, support, talent and endless inspiration
* Peekskill Clay Studios @ The Hat Factory for donating materials
* Our 19 dedicated participants and their families
* All our friends from Peekskill City Hall for encouraging our artistic endeavors
* Mark Fetzer & Joe Minnerly (City of Peekskill DPW) for helping with the installation
This program was made possible in part with funds from Westchester Library System’s Mini-Grant Initiative supported by Entergy and Con Edison.
