In 2005, Julie Andersen took a pottery class at the Eagan Art House. A few years later, she became the administrator of the Eagan Art House.
Julie joins host Steve Francisco to tell viewers all about the Eagan Art House and why it is such an important asset to the South Metro. Classes in watercolors, acrylics, pottery, and more are offered to people of all ages and are taught by experienced and accomplished instructors.
What’s more, every year the Eagan Art House sponsors a sale of art work created by its patrons. Julie is passionate about art and explains how art can be therapeutic for many people. The Eagan Art House will be moving into a new larger facility soon, too. You may be prompted to engage your creative senses after watching this interview.
