When & where
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
1:00 PM
About this event
Click here to register Join us at The Community House for this fall-themed class with Suzanne LaBounty! This stunning, 4-inch, hand-cast rock/paperweight is a beautiful celebration of the season. Painted in a rich fall palette of gold, copper, and burnt orange, it is sure to conjure the feel of apple cider, falling leaves, and everything autumn. A touch of sky blue brings an unexpected and striking brightness to this artful and inspiring piece. In this two-hour session, you will discover the meditative and joyous journey of mandala dot painting. The workshop provides an introduction to mandalas and dot painting, hands-on practice with dot painting tools, an overview of dot painting techniques, and step-by-step guidance for creating your very own mandala art. $50 for Members | $60 for Nonmembers ▪️Nonmembers, click here to register. ▪️Members, please call us at 239-472-2155 before purchasing your tickets to receive your DISCOUNT CODE! ▪️Not a member yet? Click here to join or renew your membership today! About Suzanne: Suzanne LaBounty, a resident of Fort Myers for more than four decades, is no stranger to the beautiful Sanibel environs, having both worked and played in our enviable island locale. As the owner of Inspired Dot Artistry, she teaches mandala dot painting classes both off-site and on-site in her Fort Myers studio. In her words, painting mandalas brings me joy, peace, focus, and a sense of calm. It is the perfect blend of organization and creativity. Her greatest satisfaction comes from sharing this ancient art form with her students. Nothing makes me happier than watching my students become increasingly skilled, passionate, and self-confident in the work they create. About Mandalas and Dot Painting: A mandala is a circular design that has repeating colors, shapes, and patterns that radiate from the center. A geometric symbol, mandalas are traditionally used in everything from religious ceremonies to meditation practices. Today, we see them in home decor, printed on clothing, and in tattoo art. Mandalas also appear in nature in the form of snowflakes, flowers, and seashells. Dot painting has a deep, rich history that spans thousands of years and multiple cultures. From ancient cave walls to intricate mandalas, the simple act of placing dots has carried deep meaning, spiritual power, and artistic beauty across generations. Be the first to know more about events like this by signing up to receive our email notifications! subscribe here for e-news
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