The Audubon Center has many beautiful sites to paint – old stone buildings, big trees, open spaces, a meandering stream.  Bathrooms are available but bring water (preferably in a reusable bottle) sunscreen, bug repellent, snacks and whatever else you need.  We’re welcome to paint anywhere as long as we don’t block pathways, roads, or buildings. […]

Painting will take place at  Narbrook Park, a private community, built around common green space that includes some large trees, a creek and a small bridge, established about 100 years ago, as part of the Urban Garden movement that originated in England.  A bathroom is available but please bring water, snacks and everything you’ll need.  […]

Presenter: Doug Tweddale https://dougtweddale.com More information: Doug Tweddale

This time is our second event at the John James Audubon Center.   We should be beginning to get some fall color in the varied landscape of Audubon’s first home in America.  Again, don’t block pathways, roads, or buildings. Bathrooms are available.  We’ll meet in the parking lot by the new building.  Email Terry Boyle […]

Doug Tweddale shares his impressive pastel skills in a special two-day workshop for PPS members.  Scheduled for 9:00 - 4:00 each day. Details at Workshops  

Presenter: Val Rossman Http://www.valrossman.com More information: Val Rossman

Presenter: Carol Kardon Http://www.carolkardon.com/ More information: Carol Kardon

Mike lives on a 90 plus acre farm with a stone house begun in the 1770s, a bright red barn, a waterfall feature in the backyard, a springhouse and pond, and vistas of the newly planted fields.  There's plenty of room to paint more than 6 feet away from others and ample parking.  Bathroom available […]

 This land is located between the Willows and Saw Mill Park along Darby-Paoli Road.  Darby Creek runs along the park, and the cows from Androssan can be seen in the distance.  There is limited parking, but no bathrooms.  For more information, email Kathy Apfelbaum at fourbeank@aol.com  Rain date: June 25.