Child and Teen Classes

Join us as we create vibrant watercolor paintings while experimenting with multiple techniques for layering and lifting color. Students may create art work from their own references or follow the instructor in a series of directed painting. This virtual live class meets over Google Meets once a week. Materials Needed: 1 set of watercolors, a variety of flat and round watercolor brushes, watercolor paper, and painters tape, with a clipboard or drawing board. No class 4/1. Email the instructor with any questions: studio@rosar.io. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details on how to access the class.

Have fun and learn the basics of Broadway and Rhythmn Tap! This class is taking place remotely. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details on how to access the class.

Led by a Board Certified Music Therapist, this inclusive group of teens and young adults with and without disabilities will have the opportunity to build relationships while working toward performance opportunities. Previous music skills are a benefit, though not required. Mentor Musicians, ranging from high school/college interns to local performing artists, volunteer their time and musical expertise to help the Troupe rehearse and sound amazing! To learn more about volunteer opportunities, go to http://www.themusicalautist.org/troupes/ Each week, time is spent together doing Song Shares, which can be either recorded (Spotify, YouTube, etc) or a piece that is performed live for the group. Participants and volunteers will explore and rehearse several songs that will be performed in spring events that are facilitated by The Musical Autist nonprofit, including Open Mic Nights in the Maryland Hall Cafe, Empowerment Jam Sessions and Sensory Friendly Concerts. For information about available scholarships, or to volunteer, go to www.themusicalautist.org/troupes/ or contact the Executive Director, C.J. Shiloh, MT-BC at TheMusicalAutist@gmail.com. This class is taking place remotely. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details of how to access the class.

This course teaches students the basics of creating their own comics in a professional manner. Students will explore the individual components of a comic strip, and investigate how to use sequential illustration to tell a story of their own. This virtual live class meets over Google Meets once a week. Materials Needed: pencil, drawing pad, ultra-fine and fine point sharpies, color pencils or fine point markers. No class 4/1. Email the instructor with any questions: studio@rosar.io. If you have registered, you will receive an email with details on how to access the class.