District Welcomes a New Local Business to the Lowell School

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The District is excited to welcome a new local business opening in the Lowell School: Of Dirt and Wildflowers: A Creative Space to Grow & Bloom.

Of Dirt and Wildflowers will provide a diverse array of art and wellness services to help individuals and organizations realize their fullest potential, including: art workshops, life coaching, consultation/training, guest speaker seminars, art exhibitions, and even the occasional yoga class.

Owned and operated by local author, artist, and educator Kylee Jean Marshall, Of Dirt and Wildflowers be opening in Classroom 7 of the Lowell School in September. Fun fact: Kylee is a former art teacher, including a stint teaching at the old R-5 High School, and she's happy to be back working in the newly revitalized building in her new capacity.

Along with several other businessess already operating inside the Lowell School, Of Dirt and Wildflowers will offer exclusive discounts to the Lowell Village community. So please stop by the Lowell School in September to welcome Kylee and her business to the District!

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Posted to Community Updates on 8/27/23.

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