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Rolling Hills Studio

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Rolling Hills Studio logo with stylised green trees and script lettering reading Creative Art
Rolling Hills Studio

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Art Classes · Brock

About This Business

Rolling Hills Studio is a creative art studio in the Sunderland countryside, founded in 2011 by artist Anja Kooistra. Its renovated rustic barn hosts half-day and full-day sculpture workshops where visitors create pieces such as fairies, mushrooms, herons and roosters. The studio also takes group bookings for parties, wedding and baby showers, and team-building events, and accepts commission requests. The studio is open to the public by appointment and welcomes personal visits.

Business Details

Category
Arts & Entertainment
Municipality
Brock
Address
10445 Sideroad 17, Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
Website
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Phone
416-884-0812

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