Flying Saucer Lantern Workshop for the Beltline Lantern Parade!

This lantern workshop is for the Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade on September 19!

Let's make a flying saucer alien invasion to go with the Common Sky Collective, a parade ensemble marching with Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective! Look for the moon and the stars at line-up.
These flying saucers are easy and made from a 16” paper lanterns that we will decorate with paper and glue. The pilot is a little paper puppet on a stick! These are best for folks old enough to use scissors. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Tickets are per lantern. (A child an and adult can work together on one lantern with one ticket.) All materials are provided including lights and batteries. Please do your best to be on time to get all the instructions and finish your flying saucer lantern in two hours.

Please look at this map to the Lantern Parade Studio! The Lee+White entrance is on White St. Make a left and go all the way to the Lee St. end. We are undeneath the dentist and chiropractor. Look for the red Krewe flag. The first two hours of parking are free, then it is $6.

Here are the parade details , other workshops, and the route map. We line-up at 7:15 on Tift Ave & Lucile St. at Adair Park II and step-off at 8:00pm. It's a 1.4 mile walk to the finish at Lee + White.

This workshop is with lantern parade artist, Chantelle Rytter, founder of the Beltline Lantern Parade and several others. Chantelle is the proud Captain of the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons. See more of their parades and lantern-making ideas at www.weirdgonepro.com.