After Arts is an extended day program for parents who need to extend their's child's day beyond the 3 pm pick-up time. Students will participate in outdoor games (weather permitting), arts and crafts, and other age-appropriate activities under the guidance of high school teens. (This is not a stand-alone, formal arts instruction program). Pick-up is required no later than 5:30 pm.

This registration is intended for single use extended day needs. Enter in as many one day passes as you need and notify the HCA of which dates you will be utilizing them. 

Also available as a 5-day Monday-Friday program at a discounted price. 

After Arts is an extended day program for parents who need to extend their's child's day beyond the 3 pm pick-up time. Students will participate in outdoor games (weather permitting), arts and crafts, and other age-appropriate activities under the guidance of high school teens. (This is not a stand-alone, formal arts instruction program). Pick-up is required no later than 5:30 pm.

This registration is only for Monday-Thursday during your childs 1-week program.

Also available as a 5-day package or 1-day passes as needed. 

Any student who takes in private lessons on site at the HCA with an instructor will be required to pay a one-time $35 registration fee.

Payment for lessons themselves should be made directly to the instructor. 

A play presented each week! Students will learn, stage and perform a short play for friends and family to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games. Each play will involve one group musical number.

WEEK 8 SHOW: HCA's GOT TALENT!  

For grades 2-5. Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up window is 2:45 - 3 pm.

A play presented each week! Students will learn, stage and perform a short play for friends and family to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games. Each play will involve one group musical number.

For grades 6-9. Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up window is 2:45 - 3 pm.

Week 8: The Ever After 

A cheesy talk show host invites traditional fairy tale characters who have been estranged for 20 years to reconcile on live television.  From Snow White and the Evil Queen to Cinderella and her middle-aged Ugly Stepsisters, this TV show parody asks the question, ’Can’t we all just get along?’ The talk show is punctuated by questions from obnoxious studio audience members and hilarious infomercials for fairy tale related products.  Complete with a trash-talking clairvoyant mirror, an unfortunate prince who is turning slowly back into a frog, and many other wacky fractured fairy tale bits, your talk show spoof will be the talk of the town!

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Get ready for a fun 5-day workshop of making movie trailers and sketches in this introduction to movie making. For beginner and intermediate-level movie makers, this workshop will focus on what goes into making a movie while getting hands on experience being both in front of and behind the cameras.

Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up is 3 pm. For grades 4-8.

***REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED***

This week-long morning program is full of colorful summer fun! Kids will create art projects each day with a different theme each week. Through projects that include body motion, story-time, and music, campers will create unique pieces of art that connect to science, history, and math. They will work with clay, paint and other fun materials. They will also engage imaginative play and games.

Week 8 theme: Recycle, Repurpose, Re-use 

Students should bring a snack, lunch, water bottle and dress in comfortable clothes that they don't mind getting dirty! Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

The drop-off window is between 8:30 - 9 am with supervised morning warm-up games & activities. The program runs from 9 am - 11:30 am, and then lunch and games from 11:30 - 12:15 pm. Pick up is between 12:15 - 12:30 pm. Parents seeking a longer day of programming for their child are encouraged to sign them up for the afternoon program titled "Musical Theater Fun for Kids".

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

The HCA fine arts weekly academy sessions are geared toward those students who want to fully explore different visual art mediums. Their day will include studio time with teachers covering different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, ceramics handbuilding and pencil drawing. The students will also work on a group activity each day and spend time outside. ALL ART SUPPLIES INCLUDED.

Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up is 3 pm.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

The HCA fine arts weekly academy sessions are geared toward those students who want to fully explore different visual art mediums. Their day will include studio time with teachers covering different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, ceramics handbuilding and pencil drawing. The students will also work on a group activity each day and spend time outside. ALL ART SUPPLIES INCLUDED.

Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up is 3 pm.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

The HCA fine arts weekly academy sessions are geared toward those students who want to fully explore different visual art mediums. Their day will include studio time with teachers covering different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, ceramics handbuilding and pencil drawing. The students will also work on a group activity each day and spend time outside. ALL ART SUPPLIES INCLUDED.

Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. The drop-off window is 8:30 - 9 am, morning session 9-11:30 am / Lunch and games 11:30 am - 12:15 pm / afternoon session 12:15 - 2:45 pm. Pick-up is 3 pm.

***REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED***

This afternoon program is perfect for budding performers who love to act out stories and sing songs! Each week's Musical Theater for Kids will feature a different children's story or movie that the kids will act out for family and friends at the end of the week. Each story will involve 2 songs (or more) with simple choreography. Plenty of time is built in for games and crafts.

WEEK 8 THEME: Aladdin

Students should bring lunch, snack and water bottle with them each day. Drop-off for this afternoon program is 11:30 am. Lunch will be held until 12:15 pm. The program will run from 12:15 pm - 2:45 pm. Pick-up is 3 pm.

Parents seeking a longer day of programming are encouraged to sign their child up for the morning Art Adventures program. Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

The week's show title will be determined by March 1st. 

For beginners and intermediate ceramics students. Come and learn the basics of making pottery on the potter's wheel! The workshop includes all materials, firing and glazing. For grades 6th - 12th. This afternoon program runs from 1 pm - 4 pm Monday-Friday. Students will be able to paint their projects, but will have to wait until the end of summer/start of fall to pick up their projects once they are glazed and fired in the HCA kiln.

This 3 week course is a skill-building workshop designed to supplement the Treblemakers adult community choir. Participants will learn about how to read music notation (both rhythms and pitch) and how to apply basic music theory in a choral rehearsal. Under the direction of Eric Miller, HCA Director of Music, the Treblemakers Bootcamp will take place on Wednesday evenings from 7:30–9:00 p.m. in person at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. This Bootcamp is great for any chorus singer looking to up their choral music game!

Singers of all levels are invited to join this adult choral ensemble. Residents (18+) of Hopkinton and surrounding MetroWest towns are welcome. No audition is necessary—all you need is a love of singing! Make sure to register for the Fall 2022 session, which includes participation in the annual Winter concert in December 2022. Treblemaker Fall 2022 sesson begins rehearsals mid-September. Late registrations are accepted up through mid-October.

Proof of COVID vaccination(s) will be required to join the chorus. Registration will go live for the Fall 2022 season during the Summer of 2022.

Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Dance. While dance elements are further developed, imagery, musicality, creative thinking, spatial awareness and team work continue to be emphasized in a safe, fun, nurturing environment.

Must be enrolled in Pre-K/going into kindergarten in the fall of 2023.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to jessica@hopartscenter.org.

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps while a portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students enrolled in multiple classes each week are often deemed ready for pre pointe and pointe work. Ballet 4 students are encouraged to supplement their training with Broadway Jazz. Set to age appropriate popular music of today, our jazz classes are inspired by classic broadway styles. Classes include a warm up, isolations, laterals, stretches, across the floor progressions, and choreographed combinations. The movements and music of each class will leave students feeling happy and energized. Theater and all dance students will find jazz technique provides wonderful advancement. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level including the Spring Concert and The Nutcracker.

Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Written by Joseph Robinette

Directed by Stacey Wein

Enter Stage Left Theater's fall youth production will rehearse on Sunday afternoons @ 2 pm and (some) Weds @ 5:00 pm. All students in grades 2nd-5th who registers for this production will be given a role in the show, along with a souvenir show T-shirt and digital link to a recording of the performance.  This production is being done over 9 weeks. Rehearsals will start 9/11 and performances take place the weekend of November 12-13th, 2022.   Auditions for placement into a role will take place Monday August 29th. 

Synopsis: 

Humpty-Dumpty Is Missing! is an affectionate spoof of the private-eye thrillers of the 1940s and '50s and an exciting, funfilled way to introduce young audiences to this classic genre. Sammy Scoop is a private investigator who faces the biggest challenge of his/her illustrious career with the sudden fall and disappearance of the jolly Humpty-Dumpty who apparently had no enemies. But Sammy and their sidekick, Alice from Dallas, soon come up with a list of suspects who had motive and, perhaps, opportunity. Mistress Mary, Rip Van Winkle, Henny-Penny, Peter Rabbit and his sisters, Rapunzel and the Handsome Prince are among the many suspects called onto the carpet. A last-minute surprise appearance by two of fairy tales most celebrated characters, Mother Goose and Mother Hubbard, finally help Sammy and Alice nab the culprit!

If you are looking to pick up ballet again, or you've looking for a new way to approach health and wellness, this is a perfect class. Have fun working out and learning a classical art form. The faculty does a wonderful job helping each student get the best class they can in order to improve strength and flexibility. We can help you adapt movements as needed (and push you to the next level when you are ready!). Adult Ballet for Love, Joy, and Health!

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Warm up those pipes and get ready to sing with the Treblemakers! Singers of all levels are invited to join this adult choral ensemble. Residents (18+) of Hopkinton and surrounding MetroWest towns are welcome. No audition is necessary—all you need is a love of singing!!

Under the direction of Eric Miller, HCA Director of Music, the Treblemakers rehearse on Wednesday evenings from 7:30–9:30 p.m. in person at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts.

Registration to this session includes participation in their annual Holiday concert the 2nd week of December. Rehearsals begin on September 7, 2022. Late registrations are accepted up through September 21st. 

Proof of COVID vaccination(s) will be required to join the chorus. 

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps. A portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students round out the hour with an Intro to Broadway Jazz. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert, and dancers age 7 and up may participate in our annual Nutcracker performance.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps. A portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students round out the hour with an Intro to Broadway Jazz. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert, and dancers age 7 and up may participate in our annual Nutcracker performance.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* variations and repertory classes for dancers as well as increased study of pirouettes, adagio, and allegro. Training for advanced students continues its focus on alignment and proper technique while preparing students for pre-professional and professional training options through. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are introduced to the world of classical ballet repertory as well as contemporary movement and improvisation through a weekly contemporary class. Intermediate and advanced students are also exposed to historical dance, character dance, modern, jazz, Pilates, and Alexander Technique by weekly classes, workshops, or master classes.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Placement in this class is required for all new students. Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more information on payments, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*Students will be placed en pointe when the faculty deems the student ready. Health and safety are a priority with a goal to help students dance injury free for a lifetime. Students must be training a minimum of three days each week to be placed en pointe.

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps while a portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students enrolled in multiple classes each week are often deemed ready for pre pointe and pointe work. Ballet 4 students are encouraged to supplement their training with Broadway Jazz. Set to age appropriate popular music of today, our jazz classes are inspired by classic broadway styles. Classes include a warm up, isolations, laterals, stretches, across the floor progressions, and choreographed combinations. The movements and music of each class will leave students feeling happy and energized. Theater and all dance students will find jazz technique provides wonderful advancement. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level including the Spring Concert and The Nutcracker.

Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more payment information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* variations and repertory classes for dancers as well as increased study of pirouettes, adagio, and allegro. Training for advanced students continues its focus on alignment and proper technique while preparing students for pre-professional and professional training options through. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are introduced to the world of classical ballet repertory as well as contemporary movement and improvisation through a weekly contemporary class. Intermediate and advanced students are also exposed to historical dance, character dance, modern, jazz, Pilates, and Alexander Technique by weekly classes, workshops, or master classes.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Placement in this class is required for all new students. Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more payment information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*Students will be placed en pointe when the faculty deems the student ready. Health and safety are a priority with a goal to help students dance injury free for a lifetime. Students must be training a minimum of three days each week to be placed en pointe.

Through story telling, props, music, and play, young dancers are introduced to age appropriate dance movement and our experienced HCA faculty work to ensure this joy and appreciation of dance will remain with the students for a lifetime. Rhythm, coordination, and listening skills are developed in a playful, warm, and nurturing atmosphere.

This class takes place at the HCA's 98 Hayden Rowe location. 

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to jessica@hopartscenter.org.

*** THIS CLASS IS FULL***

TO BE PUT ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK HERE. We have added an additional Saturday class option. To view the class please click here.

Welcome to ballet! Ballet 1 with intro to Jazz aims to be an inspiring and imaginative class designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis s placed on musicality and creativity while basic coordination skills and the fundamentals of classical ballet are explored through the use of props and imagery. Individual expression and improvisation is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students round out the hour with an Intro to Jazz dance. Suggested age range: Suggested age range: Kindergarten in the fall of 2022 and 1st grade.  Students in Ballet 1 may opt to participate in the Spring Concert. Students in Ballet 1 (kindergarten and up) may opt to participate in the Spring Concert.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Must be enrolled in Pre-K/going into kindergarten in the fall of 2023. Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Dance. While dance elements are further developed, imagery, musicality, creative thinking, spatial awareness and team work continue to be emphasized in a safe, fun, nurturing environment.

This class takes place at the HCA's 98 Hayden Rowe location.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to jessica@hopartscenter.org.

For ages 4 (going into K in the fall of 2023) and 5 (entering K this fall). 

This class aims to be an inspiring and imaginative class designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis s placed on musicality and creativity while basic coordination skills and the fundamentals of classical ballet are explored through the use of props and imagery. Individual expression and improvisation is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. A two year course of study.

Classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Join our fun, exciting, and energetic classes that focus on the today’s most popular dance moves. Develop coordination, body awareness, build self-esteem and promote confidence while having a blast.

Ages: 6-8
Number of classes: 16

This class takes place at the HCA's Hayden Rowe location.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps. A portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students round out the hour with an Intro to Broadway Jazz. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert, and dancers age 7 and up may participate in our annual Nutcracker performance.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* variations and repertory classes for dancers as well as increased study of pirouettes, adagio, and allegro. Training for advanced students continues its focus on alignment and proper technique while preparing students for pre-professional and professional training options through. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are introduced to the world of classical ballet repertory as well as contemporary movement and improvisation through a weekly contemporary class. Intermediate and advanced students are also exposed to historical dance, character dance, modern, jazz, Pilates, and Alexander Technique by weekly classes, workshops, or master classes.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Placement in this class is required for all new students. Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more payment information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*Students will be placed en pointe when the faculty deems the student ready. Health and safety are a priority with a goal to help students dance injury free for a lifetime. Students must be training a minimum of three days each week to be placed en pointe.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Please click here to sign up for the waitlist. 

Beginning students will learn basic ceramic techniques. Students initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. Intermediate students will focus on making more complex forms, glazing techniques and other surface decoration. Class discussions and critiques of completed works will allow students to better explore their individual styles. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Please click here if you would like to be added to the waitlist.

Spots are currently available for the Monday 4 p.m. class. 

From beginners to more accomplished oil and acrylic painters. The instructor, Marion Buricatu, gives individual coaching to each student in the class. Classes are lively and very hands-on; you will get as little or much time as you need. In this multicultural environment, everyone brings a different perspective and different levels of experience, with Marion making it all work together. It is much more than just a painting class! Students must provide their own materials.

Instructor: Marion Buricatu
Limited and intimate setting: 6 students maximum
Number of classes: 8

From beginners to more accomplished oil and acrylic painters. The instructor, Marion Buricatu, gives individual coaching to each student in the class. Classes are lively and very hands-on; you will get as little or much time as you need. In this multicultural environment, everyone brings a different perspective and different levels of experience, with Marion making it all work together. It is much more than just a painting class! Students must provide their own materials.

Instructor: Marion Buricatu
Limited and intimate setting: 6 students maximum
Number of classes: 8

The very foundation of visual arts starts with a pencil on paper. Instructor Lee Ball will focus on making drawing fun, rewarding and a freeing experience, while covering fundamental skills such as contour drawings, line weight, value and texture. All levels are welcome!

Instructor: Lee Ball
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps while a portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance improvisation where individual expression is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students enrolled in multiple classes each week are often deemed ready for pre pointe and pointe work. Ballet 4 students are encouraged to supplement their training with Broadway Jazz. Set to age appropriate popular music of today, our jazz classes are inspired by classic broadway styles. Classes include a warm up, isolations, laterals, stretches, across the floor progressions, and choreographed combinations. The movements and music of each class will leave students feeling happy and energized. Theater and all dance students will find jazz technique provides wonderful advancement. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level including the Spring Concert and The Nutcracker.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more payment information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

This class will cover the basics of musical theater, including the fundamental skills for performing a song and the building blocks of musical theater choreography. Students will build their theatre vocabulary and as well as their confidence as a musical theater performer! The final class will involve a performance for friends and family.

Instructor: Juliet Migletta & TBA
Number of classes: 10 

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* variations and repertory classes for dancers as well as increased study of pirouettes, adagio, and allegro. Training for advanced students continues its focus on alignment and proper technique while preparing students for pre-professional and professional training options through. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are introduced to the world of classical ballet repertory as well as contemporary movement and improvisation through a weekly contemporary class. Intermediate and advanced students are also exposed to historical dance, character dance, modern, jazz, Pilates, and Alexander Technique by weekly classes, workshops, or master classes.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Placement in this class is required for all new students. Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more payment information, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*Students will be placed en pointe when the faculty deems the student ready. Health and safety are a priority with a goal to help students dance injury free for a lifetime. Students must be training a minimum of three days each week to be placed en pointe.

Drawing can be one of the most relaxing and creative activities to engage in. The perfect stress-reliever! Whether you are a complete novice or more advanced, this class will focus on meeting you where you are. This course will cover skills such as contour drawings, line weight, value and texture. All levels are welcome!

Instructor: Lee Ball 
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

If you are looking to try ballet classes for the first time, or you've looking for a new way to approach health and wellness, this is a perfect class. Have fun working out and learning a classical art form. The faculty does a wonderful job helping each student get the best class they can in order to improve strength and flexibility. We can help you adapt movements as needed (and push you to the next level when you are ready!). Adult Ballet for Love, Joy, and Health!

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*** THIS CLASS IS FULL ***

TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST CLICK HERE.

Beginning students will learn basic ceramic techniques. Students initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. Intermediate students will focus on making more complex forms, glazing techniques and other surface decoration. Class discussions and critiques of completed works will allow students to better explore their individual styles. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.
 

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

In this class we will allow students to work independently on projects of their choosing with the availability of a professional artist and instructor to help them find their creative voices. Students will learn how to cultivate ideas into artwork, and participate in group discussions learning how to benefit from positive critique sessions. This class is recommended for independent minded teens who have outgrown the Fine Art Academy but wish to continue to make art in a supportive group setting.

Mentor/Instructor: Sarah Alexander
Number of classes: 10

Does your child love to sing? Under the instruction of the HCA's Director of Music, Eric Miller, students will be provided a supportive foundation to healthy singing. They will learn and explore the components of singing in an ensemble and the joy of performing! The ensemble will have a performance opportunity via a Winter concert. Those seeking to join at any point of the session must contact the HCA for a prorated tuition.

Instructor: Eric Miller
Number of classes: 10
Minumum of eight (8) students is required to run this chorus.

This is one of the HCA's most popular programs because it covers a little bit of everything relating to art making. Drawing, Watercolors, acrylic, pastel, mixed media, and pen and ink. Students will also learn about different artists and make work inspired by those artists. Students can take this class over an over and never make the same thing twice!

Instructor: Beth Newman
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

This popular HCA program is full of color and fun! Kids will create unique pieces of art that will involve the use paper, paint and other fun materials. Each week's project will also provide an opportunity to connect the project back to a theme involving culture, history, math or science. Students can take this class over an over and never make the same thing twice!

Instructor: Judy Smith
All materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

Beginning students will learn basic ceramic techniques. Initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. More advanced students will continue expand their skills in throwing, hand-building and glazing techniques while working on individual and instructor inspired creations.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

THE CLASS IS FULL

TO BE PUT ON THE WAITING LIST CLICK HERE. We have added an additional Saturday class option. To view the class please click here.

Welcome to ballet! Ballet 1 with intro to Jazz aims to be an inspiring and imaginative class designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis s placed on musicality and creativity while basic coordination skills and the fundamentals of classical ballet are explored through the use of props and imagery. Individual expression and improvisation is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Students round out the hour with an Intro to Jazz dance.

Suggested age range: Kindergarten in the fall of 2022 and 1st grade.  Students in Ballet 1 may opt to participate in the Spring Concert.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

This fun, active introduction to creative drama, includes creative movement, imagination, drama games, activities, songs, and hands on crafts. Inspired by favorite children’s books, Storybook Theater will embark on a new adventure each session! Join us for an interactive theatre experience! The final class will involve a performance for friends and family.

Instructor: Juliet Maglitta
Number of classes: 8

The Cartoon Club is a fun and creative class that will give students a well-rounded base and get them started on mastering the styles they desire to doodle in. We'll survey the works of several great artists and study their forms and lines. Learn the tools of the trade, and how to study the fundamentals of simple perspective and anatomy. While class materials will be provided, we ask that each student bring a sketch book to class.

Instructor: Judy Smith
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

ntermediate marks the start of pointe* variations and repertory classes for dancers as well as increased study of pirouettes, adagio, and allegro. Training for advanced students continues its focus on alignment and proper technique while preparing students for pre-professional and professional training options through. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are introduced to the world of classical ballet repertory as well as contemporary movement and improvisation through a weekly contemporary class. Intermediate and advanced students are also exposed to historical dance, character dance, modern, jazz, Pilates, and Alexander Technique by weekly classes, workshops, or master classes.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

Placement in this class is required for all new students. Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class (limit 15 students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week. Payment installment plans are available. For more information on payments, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining classes in the session, please email jessica@hopartscenter.org with the request or with any other questions you may have about the class.

*Students will be placed en pointe when the faculty deems the student ready. Health and safety are a priority with a goal to help students dance injury free for a lifetime. Students must be training a minimum of three days each week to be placed en pointe.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Please click here to sign up for the waitlist. 

Students in this class will learn more advanced forms as well as hone in on their own individual styles. Form alteration and complex surface decorating techniques will be explored together with the instructor. Students who join this class should have prior experience in ceramics. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

Classes are both technique and performance focused, incorporating yoga, cardio, strength training, and elements of ballet, modern, jazz, and improv dance techniques. You’ll begin with a full body warm up to build strength and flexibility, then progress to exploring larger movement sequences traveling through space.

Unless specifically noted, classes will take place at the HCA South Street dance studio location at 22 South Street, 2nd floor, Suite 205.

If the session has already started and you wish to join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to jessica@hopartscenter.org.

Expand on your skills through new and different ways to use the medium. Use all the techniques learned in Experiment with Watercolors to build on your composition, layering, and color usage through long term projects. Learn how to talk about your work through group critiques. Must have previous watercolor experience and drawing basics. This is an intermediate watercolor painting class.

Suggested pre-requisite classes: Experiment with Watercolors (beginner), Drawing & Sketching.

Instructor: Sarah Alexander
Number of classes: 8
Materials: Students must provide their own materials. Enrolled students will be sent a supply list 2 weeks before the start of class.

Learn about color, papers, brushes, drawing and composition, as well as many great painting techniques that will get you working and playing with watercolors! All levels are welcome.

Instructor: Sarah Alexander
Number of classes: 8
Materials: Students must provide their own materials. Enrolled students will be sent a supply list 2 weeks before the first class.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST CLICK HERE.

Beginning students will learn basic ceramic techniques. Students initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. Intermediate students will focus on making more complex forms, glazing techniques and other surface decoration. Class discussions and critiques of completed works will allow students to better explore their individual styles. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.

Instructor: Cheska Kommisar
Number of classes: 10

Whether you are working on a school art project, an independent project or simply need professional guidance putting together a portfolio, this class will give teens a chance to have an HCA Art Instructor provide constructive feedback, encouragement, and guidance over the course of 8 one-hour sessions.

Instructor: Sarah Alexander
Number of classes: 8

Beginning and intermediate Teen's will learn basic ceramic techniques. Students initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. Intermediate students will focus on making more complex forms, glazing techniques and other surface decoration.

Instructor: Cheska Kommisar
Number of classes: 10

A multi-week course perfect for students who want to have fun and begin to learn the ukulele. We will learn to play our first 5 songs, 8 chords, and how joyful this instrument can be! The Ukulele Class is appropriate for beginners. Small classes allow for relaxed, individualized learning. If the student does not have a ukulele we will provide a loaner for a $60 deposit that will be refunded after the instrument is returned in good condition.

Instructor: Juliet Maglitta
Ages: 7-12
Number of Classes: 8
 

Class Experience. Small-group ukulele lessons for students who are new to the instrument. No prior ukulele or music experience is needed. School aged students.

Students will learn:
How to hold the ukulele.
Playing position and rest position.
Parts of the ukulele.
How to strum.
Proper hand/finger position.
How to read ukulele tablature.
How to play simple melodies on the treble clef.
Simple chords: C, Am, F, C, G, D, E7, A7.
How to count and play chord patterns on the ukulele.
How to play and sing popular songs such as “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” “Hey Jude,” “Can’t Help Falling In Love,” “Stay With Me,” and “Someone To Lava.”

This will be an engaging class that will allow students' first experiences with the ukulele to be fun, memorable, and frustration-free! Students will get the opportunity to play ukuleles together as a group for the majority of the class. They will also receive one-one-one assistance as needed and tips to help improve their technique. Students will be encouraged to sing along to songs that they will learn to play. We will celebrate the students' hard work with a performance at the end of our final class. Learners will gain confidence in their ukulele playing skills throughout this course.

A multi-week course perfect for students who want to have fun and begin to learn the ukulele. We will learn to play our first 5 songs, 8 chords, and how joyful this instrument can be! The Ukulele Class is appropriate for beginners. Small classes allow for relaxed, individualized learning. If the student does not have a ukulele we will provide a loaner for a $60 deposit that will be refunded after the instrument is returned in good condition.

Instructor: Juliet Maglitta
Ages: 13-18
Number of Classes: 8

Class Experience: Small-group ukulele lessons for students who are new to the instrument. No prior ukulele or music experience is needed. School aged students.

Students will learn:
How to hold the ukulele.
Playing position and rest position.
Parts of the ukulele.
How to strum.
Proper hand/finger position.
How to read ukulele tablature.
How to play simple melodies on the treble clef.
Simple chords: C, Am, F, C, G, D, E7, A7.
How to count and play chord patterns on the ukulele.
How to play and sing popular songs such as “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” “Hey Jude,” “Can’t Help Falling In Love,” “Stay With Me,” and “Someone To Lava.”

This will be an engaging class that will allow students' first experiences with the ukulele to be fun, memorable, and frustration-free! Students will get the opportunity to play ukuleles together as a group for the majority of the class. They will also receive one-one-one assistance as needed and tips to help improve their technique. Students will be encouraged to sing along to songs that they will learn to play. We will celebrate the students' hard work with a performance at the end of our final class. Learners will gain confidence in their ukulele playing skills throughout this course.

In this class, HCA Director of Music Eric Miller will help you learn how to use your ears, eyes, and mind together to process music in a new way. Demystify sheet music and music analysis and learn to read, listen critically, and understand music. This course is perfect for any music-lover, from the college-bound musician or musical theater major, to the professional musician, to the amateur musician alike.

Instructor: Eric Miller
Number of classes: 8

Have you always wanted to record music on your own and have it sound professional, but not known where to start? Or are you a young sound engineer who wants to know more? Whether you play an instrument, are a singer or like to work behind the scenes as an engineer, this class will teach you how to record without any expensive hardware, using things you already have on hand to make music for yourself and with others. Students will use free software called Soundtrap and will learn how to use other free digital audio workstations (DAW's)

Instructor: Sam Krovocheck
Number of classes: 8
Limited to 7 students

Materials:
Student are required to bring a computer (Chromebooks are not preferred but are usable) and wired, over-the-ear headphones to class. Please do not bring wireless devices such as AirPods.
Students are asked to download Soundtrap, which is free online. Other materials such as Audio Interface  and Microphones (with XLR cable) will be provided for in class use at the HCA.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Please click here to sign up for the waitlist. 

Beginning students will learn basic ceramic techniques. Students initial focus will be on basic wheel-throwing skills such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Later in the session students will be introduced to hand-building techniques and can then choose to work on individual wheel-thrown or hand-built projects. Intermediate students will focus on making more complex forms, glazing techniques and other surface decoration. Class discussions and critiques of completed works will allow students to better explore their individual styles. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.

Instructor: Cheska Kommisar
Number of classes: 10

Have you always wanted to record music on your own and have it sound professional, but not known where to start? Or are you a young sound engineer who wants to know more? Whether you play an instrument, are a singer or like to work behind the scenes as an engineer, this class will teach you how to record without any expensive hardware, using things you already have on hand to make music for yourself and with others. Students will use free software called Soundtrap and will learn how to use other free digital audio workstations (DAW's)

Instructor: Sam Krovocheck
Number of classes: 8
Limited to 7 students

Materials:
Student are required to bring a computer (Chromebooks are not preferred but are usable) and wired, over-the-ear headphones to class. Please do not bring wireless devices such as AirPods.
Students are asked to download Soundtrap, which is free online. Other materials such as Audio Interface  and Microphones (with XLR cable) will be provided for in class use at the HCA.

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

Please click here if you would like to be added to the waitlist.

Spots are currently available for the Monday 4 pm class. 

From beginners to more accomplished oil and acrylic painters. The instructor, Marion Buricatu, gives individual coaching to each student in the class. Classes are lively and very hands-on; you will get as little or much time as you need. In this multicultural environment, everyone brings a different perspective and different levels of experience, with Marion making it all work together. It is much more than just a painting class! Students must provide their own materials.

Instructor: Marion Buricatu
Limited and intimate setting: 6 students maximum
Number of classes: 8

Students in Grades 2-5 will learn basic hand-building techniques such as slab, coil and pinching while making both useful and decorative objects. With teacher guidance, young kids will have the opportunity to use their imagination while making and decorating items of their own design. This class has the option of supervised walking to the HCA from the Hopkins school.

Instructor: Cheska Kommisar
Number of classes: 10

In this class, elementary music educator Juliet Maglitta will provide a fun and safe environment in which children can explore, develop and build on their innate musical abilities. There will be singing, dancing, musical games and more. Perfect for your musical child!

Instructor: Juliet Maglitta
Number of classes: 8

Have you always wanted to record music on your own and have it sound professional, but not known where to start? Or are you a young sound engineer who wants to know more? Whether you play an instrument, are a singer or like to work behind the scenes as an engineer, this class will teach you how to record without any expensive hardware, using things you already have on hand to make music for yourself and with others. 

Instructor: Tiffany Sammy
Number of classes: 8
Limited to 7 students

Materials:
Student are required to bring a computer (Chromebooks are not preferred but are usable) and wired, over-the-ear headphones to class. Please do not bring wireless devices such as AirPods.
Other materials such as Audio Interface  and Microphones (with XLR cable) will be provided for in class use at the HCA.

This is one of the HCA's most popular programs because it covers a little bit of everything relating to art making. Drawing, Watercolors, acrylic, pastel, mixed media, and pen and ink. Students will also learn about different artists and make work inspired by those artistis. While class materials will be provided, we ask that each student bring a sketch book to class. Students will be given prompts each week to encourage them to draw and share their work at the start of each class.

Instructor: Marion Buricatu
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

In this class, elementary music educator Juliet Maglitta will provide a fun and safe environment in which children can explore, develop and build on their innate musical abilities. There will be singing, dancing, musical games and more. Perfect for your musical child!

Instructor: Juliet Maglitta
Number of classes: 8

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST.

Beginners will learn basic hand-building skills such as slab, coil, and pinch pots, and all students will refine technique, surface treatment, and finishing options. More advanced students will dig into their own personal style by exploring more complex forms. Class discussions and critiques of fired works will allow students to better explore these individual styles.

Instructor: Cheska Kommisar
Number of classes: 10

***THIS CLASS IS FULL***

TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST PLEASE CLICK HERE.

Students in this class will learn more advanced forms as well as hone in on their own individual styles. Form alteration and complex surface decorating techniques will be explored together with the instructor. Students who join this class should have prior experience in ceramics. Students will have access to Open Studio hours to work on their pieces outside of class time.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

Watercolors, Pastels, Mixed-media, Acrylics - Oh My! There's a wide variety of paint in the world of visual arts. This class is different than the Fine Arts Academy, as it will not be project-based or focus on a particular artist. Rather, it will be a foundational exploration of all that can be done with different types of paint! From there you will be ready to take a dedicated class to the medium of your choice.

Instructor: Lee Ball
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

Watercolors, Pastels, Mixed-media, Acrylics - Oh My! There's a wide variety of paint in the world of visual arts. This class is a for true beginners or those artists who have only ever worked in one medium. You will get a chance to learn the basics of each medium and find the medium that most inspires you. From there you will be ready to take a dedicated class to the medium of your choice.

Instructor: Lee Ball
Materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

This class is for high school students with or without prior experience in ceramics. Students with at least two years of wheel-throwing experience, and teacher permission, will be allowed to register for this class prior to reaching grade 9. Beginning high school students will learn basic ceramic techniques such as wedging clay, centering, forming vessels, and glazing. Experienced students will learn more advanced forms as well as hone in on their own individual styles. Form alteration and complex surface decorating techniques will be explored together with the instructor.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

Has your child ever watched an orchestra perform and ask, "How do they do that?" Do they already play a string instrument and want a welcoming group to expand their experience? This group is for all levels of ability, all stages of development, where your child will experience an innovative approach to elements of technique and literacy in a fun and encouraging environment! Student must have a violin, viola or cello. The ensemble will have a performance opportunity via a Winter concert. Those seeking to join at any point of the session must contact the HCA for a prorated tuition.

Instructor: Alexia Pizziferri
Number of classes: 10

This popular HCA program is full of color and fun! Kids will create unique pieces of art that will involve the use of clay, paint and other fun materials. Each week's project will also provide an opportunity to connect the project back to a theme involving culture, history, math or science. Students can take this class over an over and never make the same thing twice!

Instructor: Meredith Fitzgerald
All materials will be provided.
Number of classes: 8

Students in Grades 2-5 will learn basic hand-building techniques such as slab, coil and pinching while making both useful and decorative objects. With teacher guidance, young kids will have the opportunity to use their imagination while making and decorating items of their own design.

Instructor: Hana Reilly
Number of classes: 10

Try something new with your crew or try something new and meet someone new! Come with ideas to make ceramic bowls, mugs, vessels and more, or get inspired while enjoying conversations and laughs. Tuition includes all materials and firing, plus a glass of wine and snacks will be provided. Must be 21 years of age or older. 

Instructor: Cheska Komissar
Materials: All materials provided.
Number of classes: 1

This acting class is great for budding performers who want to hone their performance skills. Students will explore foundational acting skills through games, monologues, scene work, character building, and improvisation. The final day of class will feature a showcase.

Instructor: Katie Vennard
Number of classes: 10

This group class introduces your young actor to the art of theater performance. Students will engage in fun acting exercises and imaginative games that interpret a story that will be presented for the last day of class. A focus is placed on performance and team building skills and character development. 

Days: Saturdays
Times: 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Number of classes: 6
Instructor: Katie Vennard

Try something new with your crew or try something new and meet someone new! Come with ideas to make ceramic bowls, mugs, vessels and more, or get inspired while enjoying conversations and laughs. Tuition includes all materials and firing, plus a glass of wine and snacks will be provided. Must be 21 years of age or older. 

Instructor: Cheska Komissar
Materials: All materials provided.
Number of classes: 1

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, this 4-week workshop is for students wishing to find and enhance their fundamental art skills in drawing and painting. Students may bring a project of their choosing at any stage of the process, and Marion will customize her instruction and offer lessons on elements of art and technique.

Instructor: Marion Buricatu
Students must provide their own materials.
Number of classes: 4

Based on one of the most popular Disney movies of all time and the Broadway musical that played for over 2,500 performances and received multiple Olivier and Tony Awards nominations, Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins is capturing hearts in a whole new way: as a practically perfect Broadway Junior musical! Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins JR. is an enchanting mixture of irresistible story, unforgettable songs and breathtaking dance numbers.

The Junior Ensemble experience is for current 2nd-3rd grade students. Rehearsals will be Saturdays @ 11:30 am for approximately 60-90 minutes. In January, additional rehearsals will be added leading up to the performances that will take place January 27-29, 2023. 

No auditions required for this age group. Production fee includes a souvenir show t-shirt and digital recording of the performance. 

Directed by Mary Scarlata-Rowe.

Based on one of the most popular Disney movies of all time and the Broadway musical that played for over 2,500 performances and received multiple Olivier and Tony Awards nominations, Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins is capturing hearts in a whole new way: as a practically perfect Broadway Junior musical! Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins JR. is an enchanting mixture of irresistible story, unforgettable songs and breathtaking dance numbers.

The Main Cast ensemble is for 4th-8th grade students. Rehearsals will be Saturdays @ noon and Wednesdays @ 6:30 pm starting October 22nd.  In January, an additional weeknight rehearsal will be added leading up to the performances that will take place January 27-29, 2023.  Anyone who registers will be cast in the show. Auditions for placement in the show will occur mid-October.

Production fee includes a souvenir show t-shirt and digital recording of the performance. 

Directed by Mary Scarlata-Rowe.

Try something new with your crew or try something new and meet someone new! Come with ideas to make ceramic bowls, mugs, vessels and more, or get inspired while enjoying conversations and laughs. Tuition includes all materials and firing, plus a glass of wine and snacks will be provided. Must be 21 years of age or older. 

Instructor: Cheska Komissar
Materials: All materials provided.
Number of classes: 1

This group class introduces your young actor to the art of theater performance. Students will engage in fun acting exercises and imaginative games that interpret a story that will be presented for the last day of class. A focus is placed on performance and team building skills and character development. 

Days: Saturdays
Times: 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Number of classes: 6
Instructor: Katie Vennard

Try something new with your crew or try something new and meet someone new! Come with ideas to make ceramic bowls, mugs, vessels and more, or get inspired while enjoying conversations and laughs. Tuition includes all materials and firing, plus a glass of wine and snacks will be provided. Must be 21 years of age or older. 

Instructor: Cheska Komissar
Materials: All materials provided.
Number of classes: 1