Kids classes and workshops

More Monday Programming Coming Soon!

ART START (Ages 2-4)

Dates: (5 weeks) October 3 – November 7 (no class Oct 10)

When: Thursdays 1pm – 2pm 

Instructor: Satsi Schimelpfenig

Cost: $125.00 members ; $155.00 Non-members 

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Join us for a fun and creative experience where parents and toddlers can make art together! This class offers a chance to bond and create lasting memories without the hassle of cleanup at home. Each session revolves around a beloved children’s book or song, designed to engage all of your child’s senses and spark their creativity, just like in a real art studio. Projects will include sensory activities like painting, gluing, and sculpting with clay. This class is perfect for children ages 2-4.

Max 6 attendees

INTRO TO MAGICAL CRAFTING (Grades 2-5) 

When: Ages: Grades 2-5

Dates: (6 weeks) October 3 – November 14

Instructor: Emily Bider

Cost: $190 Members /  $220 Non Members

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Come celebrate the magic of the Fall season in this festive and enchanting class series! Participants will be encouraged to channel their inner wizard or witch while exploring a variety of visual art mediums and techniques! We will create mystical spell books, magical potions, sigils, amulets, charms, crystal wands, stone runes, pendulums and more! Sign up and come make some magic! 

Max 8 attendees

IMPROV FOR YOUNG ADULTS (Grades 9-12)

Dates: (6 weeks) October 19- November 23 

When: Saturdays, 11am-1pm 

Cost: $180 Members ; $200 Non-Members

Instructor: Samuel Kuykendall

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An introductory course in improvisational acting for students…

Do you or a teen you know have an interest in acting, improvisation, and/or comedy? Maybe you’re a fan of Whose Line is it Anyway?, Mock The week or the films of Christopher Guest. Learn the art of improvisational acting with instructor Samuel Kuykendall, leader of the infamous Yes & Co.

In this 8 week series of 2 hour classes students will learn the fundamentals of improvisation and how to use those skills on and off stage. Learn how staying present, listening, and saying “yes, and” can lead to fun, engaging and hilarious situations. Each week Samuel will have students focus on a different facet of improvisation, using game-play from day 1. Students will learn short-form, and long-form games with a little bit of music thrown in for good measure.

By the conclusion of the course, each student will possess the skills needed to improvise and collaborate with others more thoughtfully and confidently. The class will conclude with a performance for friends and family on the final class date.