Uncover Untapped Talent in I Can’t Series

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Uncover Untapped Talent in I Can’t Series

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Feb 25, 2015

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Cultural & Art

Think you ��’t sing, meditate, dance or write poetry? Energize a dormant part of your brain by trying something new in the upcoming I Can’t workshops at the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity on the �鶹��ý Metro Campus.

Learn how to make a 3D print of a person at I Can’t 3D Print with Fab Lab Tulsa on Monday, March 2. Then, come back on Monday, March 9 for I Can’t Groove with Christy Hays where participants will learn to rock some easy, fun dance moves.

These workshops are taught by �鶹��ý faculty and community artists and give students and the community a lunchtime break from the daily grind. All events are free and open to the public, with free parking available in any �鶹��ý lot.

All workshops are held from noon to 12:45 p.m. on Mondays throughout March and April in the Event Hall of the Center for Creativity. (No workshop will be held March 16 because �鶹��ý is closed for spring break.)

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