Harrison Hall, Community Presbyterian Church

Harrison Hall is part of the Community Presbyterian Church of Three Rivers.  It hosts a wide variety of community-focused events.

Lace Montgomery

I'm Lace Montgomery, an enthusiastic resident of Three Rivers. True art is an expression of feeling. If I can instill feeling through my photography, I have been true to my passion. I have been a nature photographer for 37 years, conveying the beauty of the outdoors through my photos.  Meet me at Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive.

Bertha Garza

Bertha Garza literally had a dream one night about creating a natural product that would help protect and enhance all types of skin, especially maturing skin.  She created a body lotion that was enriched with the healthiest oils and vitamins, thus creating the name: DAZZLING DREAMS NATURAL PRODUCTS. She has added (liquid and solid) bath soaps made with the finest natural oils. Natural and biodegradable laundry soap, natural dish washing soap, and other products have followed. Now Bertha is including unique and creative rock art in her repertoire. Meet Bertha at Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive.
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Kacey Fansett - FREE DIY - Tie-Dye

Join me to create a personalized make-and-take Tie-Dye piece of art at this 1st Saturday in Three Rivers.  All for Free, and all are Welcome!  Community Presbyterian Church's Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive.

Margarita Rangel

Margarita Rangel has been sewing since she was about 5 years old... one of the many skills that was passed on to her by her mother. She enjoys altering clothing and giving items an uplift. With over 30 years experience in the fashion industry, she has altered garments from formal wear to leather and tactical apparel. She also offers custom sewing and embroidery work.  Come meet Margarita and see her work at Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive.

Lee Ann Parker

My name is Lee Ann Parker. I grew up in South America which has influenced my point of view quite a bit in life. I have been an elementary school teacher for 34 years, but now it’s time to make stuff. I make sparkly tote bags, pins using images from a Mexican bingo game, and cards using a Japanese marbling technique called suminagashi.  Come meet me and see my work at Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive.