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Alexis Lavine’s demonstration has been recorded and posted on our YouTube Channel!
Here is the link to the YouTube Channel here on our website. You can access Alexis’ Demonstration and the Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society’s YouTube Channel in its entirety.
March 21, 2024 Members Meeting and Demonstration by Alexis Lavine, 4 pm on Zoom
The NFWS Spring Workshop with Richard Stephens has sold out!
If you want to attend and missed your chance, you can add your name to the Waiting List. Here’s a link to the page describing the Workshop and the Registration Form, and giving you names to contact.
Richard Stephens Spring 2024 Workshop
Check out our March 2024 Waterbucket!
Here’s the link to March’s Waterbucket. We’ve also included a link to the Waterbucket page so you can read our past newsletters.
As of March 1st there are only two (2) openings left in Richard Stephens Spring 2024 Workshop!
Here’s a link to the page describing the Workshop and the Registration Form. Don’t hesitate!!!
Richard Stephens Spring 2024 Workshop
Here is your link to our YouTube Channel where you will find links to Michael Holter’s Demonstration and all of the recorded videos of our demonstrations over the past few years.
We hope you enjoy our Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society YouTube Channel.
Here is the link to Michael Holter’s February 15, 2024 Demonstration.
And here’s the link to all the videos on our YouTube Channel.
Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society YouTube Channel.
Where can you find these links on our website? Click this link:
SAVE THE DATE! NFWS Spring 2024 Workshop with Richard Stephens will be May 13 – 17, 2024.
The Workshop “Lighten Up, Loosen Up” will be held May 13 – 17, 2023 at the Castiglia Center on the Historic Roycroft Campus. Registration Forms will be available here on our website on Monday, February 19th, and will be emailed to all NFWS Members on that date. 
Check out our February 2024 newsletter the Waterbucket!
Here’s the link to February’s Waterbucket. We’ve also included a link to the Waterbucket page so you can read our past newsletters.
