Child Classes and Summer Camps

Children of all ages will enjoy working with a parent to arrange brightly colored pieces of glass which will be heated in a kiln to fuse them together to make their favorite Pokemon characters and mindcraft creatures. They can be made into glass jewelry, nightlights, coasters or suncatchers. This is the perfect chance to capture your favorite characters in a new medium. Projects will require overnight cooling and will be available for pick up the following week. A materials fee of $5 per project will be due at the end of class. Bring pictures of your favorite characters for reference. Go to www.flickr.com/photos/marylandhallglassfusing/ to see examples and class projects. (Parents should register just the child for this class, not themselves.)

Calling all bassists, guitarists, pianists, and drummers! A hands-on workshop covering technique, sound production, articulation, jazz and commercial styles with lots of playing! Come join the fun!Multigenerational registration is encouraged. For more information, contact info@naptownjazzkids.org

Trailblazers through art will use significant artists throughout history to teach art history, painting, drawing, sculpture, mixed media and crafts. For more information please visit www.wildheartsacademy.com or email weareallwildhearts@gmail.com

Improvisation is a team sport! In this class, students will explore this fun and accessible tool utilized by actor’s as they explore creating characters and developing relationships for the stage. Students will experience the joy of creative risk taking and discover a new found confidence and appreciation for the fearless actor. Actors will also include a more in-depth study of staying in the moment as they experiment with long form improv and theatre sports. For more inquiries, contact office@compassrosetheater.org

In this introductory class, students will explore character creation and storytelling which is at the heart of acting for the stage. They will experience a wide variety of activities focused on introducing basic theater concepts such as ensemble, actor's tools, sharing the stage, dialogue, and action! This class introduces the young actor to a variety of techniques within the world of theater. No class 6/1/2023

Musical Autist Troupe is an inclusive group of individuals between 8-14 years old, with and without disabilities, as well as high school/college student interns, and guest musicians. Time is spent each week sharing songs with one another, which can be a recording of a favorite song, or a piece that is performed live for the group if a participant so chooses. This group is a hybrid class with in person and virtual courses led simultaneously by board certified music therapists.Group leaders often introduce music which celebrates neurodiversity, self-advocacy and empowerment. Class time is also spent rehearsing and recording songs to be performed in advocacy events facilitated by The Musical Autist non-profit. Previous music skills are a benefit, but not required. To learn more, go http://www.themusicalautist.org/troupes/For information about available scholarships, or to volunteer, go to www.themusicalautist.org/troupes/ or contact TheMusicalAutist@gmail.com.

Trailblazers through nature will use significant naturalists and scientists throughout history to teach about nature, while using art, music and movement to learn. For more information please visit www.wildheartsacademy.com or email . No class April 21weareallwildhearts@gmail.com

Trailblazers through music will use significant musical figures throughout history to teach about music appreciation, singing, instrumentation play, dance and music crafts. For more information please visit www.wildheartsacademy.com or email weareallwildhearts@gmail.com No class April 21.

*Our adaptive arts program provides equal access to unique and engaging adaptive music and art experiences for students with or without disabilities.* Our young student artists are invited to explore their creativity with a range of accessible, fun, hands-on projects in drawing, painting, collaging and crafting - plus many other exciting assignments! The best part? They’ll get to show off the fruits of their efforts at an art reception displaying their favorite creations. Need specific adaptive equipment? No problem – just let us know! All abilities shine here!$10 materials fee due at first class.Caregivers welcome! In-person and virtual options available. Questions may be emailed to Jeanette Kreuzburg @ masterymusicandarts@gmail.com