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Wings of Hope: Guided Painting

September 24 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Hispanic Heritage Month flyer for Palomar College Team Life’s “Wings of Hope,” a guided monarch butterfly painting workshop on September 24, 2026, from 2:00–3:30 p.m. in the EDGE, H-112. The workshop explores the monarch as a symbol of resilience, migration, transformation, and belonging, with connections to immigrant communities, including Dreamers and undocumented students. No prior painting experience is required and materials are provided. Seating is limited; registration is through the PD Portal. The flyer features colorful papel picado banners and a painting of an orange monarch butterfly resting on pink flowers.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through creativity, reflection, and community in Wings of Hope, a guided painting workshop featuring the monarch butterfly- a powerful symbol of resilience, migration, transformation, and belonging. Participants will create their own butterfly inspired artwork while exploring the deeper meaning the monarch holds for many immigrant communities, including Dreamers and undocumented students.

Like the monarch, countless individuals and families journey across borders in search of opportunity, hope, and a brighter future. This workshop honors the courage, perseverance, and dreams of those who navigate challenges while continuing to pursue their goals. Through step-by-step painting instruction, participants will have the opportunity to reflect on themes of identity, strength, and hope while expressing themselves in a supporting and welcoming environment.

Registration: Palomar CCD • Team Life: General Sessions

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  • Date: September 24
  • Time:
    2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
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