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Toronto artist Sholem Krishtalka will decorate nails at Magic Pony for one night only

By Kevin Naulls
 | July 12, 2012
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An example of nail art from Fashion magazine’s Paige Dzenis (Image: fashionmagazine.com)

Nail art is a big trend, and now legit artists are getting in on the fun. Local painter Sholem Krishtalka has agreed to dutifully decorate the nails of anyone who comes into Magic Pony from 6 to 8 p.m. on July 13. PWYC ($10 suggested donation).

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