Natrona Comes Together offers children one-stop shop for summer reading, art and sports
Louis B. Ruediger | Tribune-Review
Artist Alison Zapata works with a group of children Monday in Natrona Community Park during the Summer Children’s Program. About 25 children learned to make Mexican tin art called hojalata.
Louis B. Ruediger | Tribune-Review
Marya Devers, 15, creates her hojalata tin art Monday during a program taught by guest artist Alison Zapata as part of the Summer Children’s Program at Natrona Community Park.
Courtesy of Bill Godfrey
The Natrona Comes Together nonprofit offers enrichment in art, reading and sports during its Summer Children’s Program at Natrona Community Park.
