Join us for a very special Drink in Design on Thursday, May 31 from 6-9pm.  Yes, you'll need an extra hour for this event!

Are you looking to learn a new skill?  Do you have questions about particular hobby?  Love talking to people who spend their time doing fascinating things?  Then, this is the event for you!

During Tricks of the Trade, MODA will create a non-traditional learning environment.  Our galleries will be filled with local artists, designers, and craftspeople eager to share the tricks of their trades as they answer questions about their areas of expertise.

Your evening will include a wide variety of learning opportunities, not least of which are the following:

• Are you tired of drinking boring beers?  Maybe you should start brewing your own.  A representative from Hop City will be here to help you get started.
• Do you have more flowers in your garden than you know what to do with?  Elaine Jo will demonstrate Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement.
• Do you envy all of those fabulous folks wearing super cute scarves and beanies?  That could be you.  The Atlanta Knitting Guild can answer all of your knitting questions.
• If you are looking for a unique gift for a friend or loved one, how about making some jewelry.  Khatia Esartia, Atlanta based jewelry designer, will demonstrate how to create your own fashion jewelry.
• Could you benefit from basic sketching skills to get idea across to your colleagues or win that game of Pictionary?  Mindy Spritz of the Spruill Center for the Arts will teach patrons the basics of sketching a still life.
• Looking to get more exercise?  Get a taste of Pole Dancing from Bodytalk Exotic Dance.
• And many more!

So, join us in the galleries for a glass of wine and the opportunity to meet local creatives and to be inspired by their work.  Tickets are available at the door or can be purchased in advance by clicking here.

Advance tickets are available by clicking here.

Serenbe Playhouse is a pioneer in modeling Green Theatre Practices by producing plays with a commitment to social responsibility and environmental stewardship. All productions are performed outdoors, in concert with Nature; re-purposing existing structures; incorporating reclaimed and recycled materials with a goal of minimizing a production's waste and impact on the environment.

Spend an afternoon in conversation with Theatrical Designer, Brandon R. McWilliams, and Serenbe Playhouse Artistic Director, Brian Clowdus, as they speak on the process of creating evocative theatrical design with a strong environmental conscious.

To purchase advance tickets (seating is limited), click here.