About us!
Lauri Daughtry, NBCT, NCIDQ
Lauri Daughtry, owner, is a professionally accredited interior designer, artist and a National Board Early Middle Childhood Art certified visual arts teacher (NBCT) in Alamance County who has been teaching since 1995. Lauri has partnered with other downtown merchants to create fun "Painting Night Out" events, and participates in Mebane's First Thursdays. In addition to teaching private art lessons she has taught visual art to over 1,000 students in Alamance County public schools. Currently she teaches secondary art education /pottery at Eastern Alamance HS. She earned her BFA degree from ECU School of Art in Interior Design / Drawing and earned her board certification in '12.
In addition to a no-stress painting experience with friends or colleagues, TEAM BUILDING events, we offer birthday party packages and more. Lauri lives in Mebane and is proud to be a part of Destination Downtown. She believes that art is therapeutic and completely personal. With the right guidance, everyone can be successful and have a great time! Creating art together is an intimate group experience that offers all a chance to unwind and get inspired. Sessions are varied and offer instruction in Batik (wax resist/fabric dying), watercolors, pottery (both hand-built and wheel thrown) glass/enamel painting, jewelry making, printmaking, and and paper making, as well as the popular canvas painting parties.
In addition to a no-stress painting experience with friends or colleagues, TEAM BUILDING events, we offer birthday party packages and more. Lauri lives in Mebane and is proud to be a part of Destination Downtown. She believes that art is therapeutic and completely personal. With the right guidance, everyone can be successful and have a great time! Creating art together is an intimate group experience that offers all a chance to unwind and get inspired. Sessions are varied and offer instruction in Batik (wax resist/fabric dying), watercolors, pottery (both hand-built and wheel thrown) glass/enamel painting, jewelry making, printmaking, and and paper making, as well as the popular canvas painting parties.