Byrdstown – Easter Eggs in Nature’s Class Presented By Cordell Hull State Park

Byrdstown – Easter Eggs in Nature’s Class Presented By Cordell Hull State Park. Saturday, March 20th at 10:00am.
Join Sue Duncan for this two-part class. The first half of the class, you will learn how to dye our Easter eggs naturally by using colors made by nature. You will learn how plants can make beautiful colors for our eggs. In the second half of the class, you will learn about the pysanka. The first half of the class, you will learn how to dye our Easter eggs naturally by using colors made by nature. You will learn how plants can make beautiful colors for our eggs. In the second half of the class, you will learn about the pysanka technique. It is an Eastern European style of decorating Easter eggs with wax to create beautiful designs. Sue Duncan is a retired park ranger from Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. She has over 30 years in historical interpretation and education. Everyone will take home 6 eggs and kits to make your own pysanka eggs at home. Children need to be accompanied by an adult and must be at least 7 years old. Make sure to bring your lunch and wear clothes that can be stained. This class is $25 per person and all supplies are provided for this fun class. Participants should be prepared to practice social distancing of at least 6 feet and are encouraged to wear face mask. A limited supply of hand sanitizer will be available. Call (931) 864-3247 for more information.