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 and individual expression. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Ages 8-11. Enrollment is for the 2019-2020 school year. Price is based on one class a week for 36 weeks. Additional discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Tuition is pro-rated based on the start date of the student. Flexible payment plans available. Instructor: Jessica Wilson

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 and individual expression. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Ages 8-11. Enrollment is for the 2019-2020 school year. Price is based on one class a week for 36 weeks. Additional discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Tuition is pro-rated based on the start date of the student. Flexible payment plans available. Instructor: Jessica Wilson

Through story telling, props, music, and play, young dancers are introduced to the joy of dance, 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. Instructor: Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 3-4.5 y/o

Through story telling, props, music, and play, young dancers are introduced to the joy of dance, 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. Instructor: Alyssa McQuillan. 20 classes. Ages 3-4.5 y/o

CLOSED: This registration option offering  $30 savings for signing up for both winter and spring sessions expired January 4, 2020. 

Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Movement. 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 is appropriate for students enrolled in Kindergarten. Instructor Tina Marshall. 20 classes. Ages 4.5 - 6.

CLOSED: By signing up for both the Winter and Spring sessions by 1/4/20, you will save $30!

Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Movement. 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 is appropriate for students enrolled in Kindergarten. Instructor Tina Marshall. 10 classes. Ages 4.5 - 6.

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. Instructor Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 6-8

Inspiring and imaginative classes 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. Ages 6-7. 10 classes. Instructor Tina Marshall

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. Instructor Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 6-8

Inspiring and imaginative classes 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. Ages 6-7. 10 classes. Instructor Tina Marshall

Do you want to learn oil or acrylic painting in an upbeat and encouraging environment? Instructor Marion Buricatu will guide you to create your choice of an oil or acrylic painting that you will be proud of. You will gain methodical painting techniques and get increasingly comfortable with them as you steadily and patiently work through your paintings. A materials list will be provided to students. The class meets Mondays - 6 classes. Come discover your inner artist!

If you love art, join us ina the zone! Using various media such as Sharpie, pastel, pain, clay & yarn, Instructor Judy Smith will guide the class to complete thematic projects. Themes include Disney characters, Pokemon personalities, Superheroes, landscape and nature designs. One class will be student's choice. 9 classes.

The first step in effective communication is becoming aware of and releasing habitual tensions in the voice and body. Designed for actors, performers and public speakers, this class will introduce the tools for developing a free and open speaking voice. Starting with breath, alignment and movement exercises, we will move into language using Shakespeare’s verse. Whether you are interested in learning how to create a more embodied character onstage or feel more at ease speaking in front of an audience, this course will explore relaxation, presence and inspiration from the inside out. Please bring a notebook or journal and come prepared to move with loose comfortable clothing. For teens and adults

Four sessions - Mondays 7-8:30 pm

Instructor: Karin Trachtenberg

Karin Trachtenberg has over 30 years of experience in the theater as an actor, director, teacher, producer and arts administrator. She holds a masters degree in Expressive Arts Therapy from Lesley University and attended drama school in London. Karin has taught theater and arts education at Clark University, Lesley University’s Creative Arts in Education Program, Pine Manor College and The Schauspiel Gemainschaft in Zurich Switzerland. She has performed at various theater venues throughout the Boston area including Zeitgeist Stage, Roxbury Rep, Newton Nomadic, Newton Theater Company, 4th Wall Stage, Stageloft Rep, Fort Point Theater Channel, Marblehead Little Theatre and Open Theatre Project. She is currently enrolled in the Master Teacher certification program with legendary voice and Shakespeare coach Patsy Rodenburg.

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. Instructor Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 9-12

Inspiring and imaginative classes 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. Ages 6-8. 10 classes

Designed for beginner and intermediate teen (high school) actors, this practical studio class will explore the craft of acting in an ensemble atmosphere. We will use theater games, acting exercises, and scene work (scripted and unscripted) to develop essential skills, techniques, and vocabulary. Students will gain insight and experience in developing a character and delivering a compelling performance in a range of styles. Participants will work toward a showcase for the final class; however, the emphasis will be on learning and the development of skills.

This class is for the serious student. Students will audition during the first class for placement purposes. There will be work required outside of class.

Instructor: Jere Shea is a Tony-nominated actor and performer who was most recently seen in the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon-produced Showtime television series "City on a Hill”. For a list of Jere's credits, visit imdb.me/jereshea.

This class is a movement-freeing, joint-opening workout that gently helps you find strength by connecting to your natural curves and spirals. It has grown out of Cathy Fallon's lifelong passion for and exploration of Classical Ballet, Modern dance, Pilates, and the Alexander Technique.

We begin with a quiet floor warm-up that asks us to tune in to where we are holding tension, and connect with a process of letting it go. With the help of small and medium sized foam balls that encourage circular movement both into and away from our center, we develop a series of exercises following the theme of the class. One day it may be freeing the hip joints. Another day we may open up the ribs and shoulders. Our goal is to rediscover our innate and efficient “self-use”.

Class works toward building core strength and free flowing movement in tandem with conscious control of the breath. We may continue with standing balance explorations, always with the intention of staying unstressed and curious. We return to the floor to quietly re-center, sometimes using the balls for support, letting the body process our discoveries. Join us to play with gravity, and circle back to yourself in this safe, non-competitive, judgment-free class!

10 classes. Instructor: Cathy Fallon: a former Principal ballet dancer, is Pilates Mat certified, holds a B.S in Kinesthetic Education and Dance, and is an AmSAT certified teacher of the Alexander Technique mind/body awareness technique.

Designed for beginner and intermediate adult (18+) actors, this practical studio class will explore the craft of acting in an ensemble atmosphere. We will use theater games, acting exercises, and scene work (scripted and unscripted) to develop essential skills, techniques, and vocabulary. Students will gain insight and experience in developing a character and delivering a compelling performance in a range of styles. Participants will work toward a showcase for the final class; however, the emphasis will be on learning and the development of skills. This class is for the serious student. Students will audition during the first class for placement purposes. There will be work required outside of class.

Instructor: Jere Shea is a Tony-nominated actor and performer who was most recently seen in the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon-produced Showtime television series "City on a Hill”. For a list of Jere's credits, visit imdb.me/jereshea.

Students will be introduced to age appropriate dance technique through games and movement activities that develop animation and creativity. Each lesson will begin with a group warm up and evolve to short burst exercises. A variety of props and accessories are included in each lesson to compliment movement qualities. Students will also be encouraged to create their own movement in response to musical styles, rhythms and tempos. Ages 3-4

Students will have fun creating their own whimsical photos, exploring light, shadow, and composition. There will also be plenty of helpful guidance and suggestions to enhance your passion for artful photography. Participants need to bring their own cameras. All kinds are welcome (iPhone, Ipad, digital, compact).  No experience necessary - just a positive attitude and imagination! 

Instructor: Chelsea Bradway

6 classes - Wednesdays 3:30 - 5:30 pm for 2nd - 5th grades

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. For grades K-3rd grade. 10 classes. Instructor: Maureen Regan

Inspiring and imaginative classes 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. Ages 6-8. 10 classes

Unwind and have fun as you build strength and flexibility through the fluid movement of contemporary dance. Students learn the basics of lateral bends, contractions and expansions, swings, and more. All students are welcome as adaptions are easily made to fit individual levels. Instructor: Theresa Kniaz. 10  classes

New and continuing students welcome. Each class we will review various topics including the choice of materials, composition and drawing, value studies, basic washes, masking and common watercolor techniques such as dry brush. While all painting styles are discussed and encouraged, the instructor specializes in tightly rendered, realistic work. Enrolled students will be sent a supply list. Instructor Sarah Alexander. 6 classes

Come have fun with clay and learn to make pinch, coil and slab creations such as sculptures, mugs, bowls and more. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction. All final projects will be ready to be picked up several weeks after the class ends. Instructor: Hana Reilly. Saturdays - 8 classes

This class is perfect for beginners who want to learn to use a pottery wheel. Continuing students refine their wheelthrowing skills and expand their knowledge of decorating techniques. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. All final projects will be ready to be picked up several weeks after the class ends. Instructor: Hana Reilly. Saturdays - 10 classes.

This class is perfect for beginners who want to learn to use a pottery wheel. Continuing students refine their wheelthrowing skills and expand their knowledge of decorating techniques. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. (Adult classes include open studio time). Tuesdays - 10 classes

This class is perfect for beginners who want to learn to use a pottery wheel. Continuing students refine their wheelthrowing skills and expand their knowledge of decorating techniques. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. Final projects will be ready several weeks after the class. Instructor Hana Reilly. Tuesdays - 10 classes.

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 and individual expression. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Ages 8-11. Price is based on one class a week for 18 weeks. Instructor: Jessica Wilson

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

Individual workshops are available on  2/22, 2/29, 3/7, 3/14 & 3/21

Let's go! - Art Around the World 

Hopkinton Center for the Arts - Art Around the World series presents a free children's cultural program. You and your child are welcome to join us this February as we celebrate the Chinese New Year with instructor Judi Smith. Kids will sing a song, listen to a story, and have fun making a culturally themed art craft. Program runs Sunday, 3 to 4:15 pm.

Recommended for ages 3 to 8. 

Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. Register each child attending.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Hopkinton Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Whether your child takes dancing classes or just wants to have fun trying some dance styles out, this vacation workshop is for them! A basic, fun exploration of different styles of dance including hip hop, lyrical and basic tumbling. A short hip hop and lyrical combination, as well as tumbling skills learned will be showcased to family at the end of the 2nd day. Students should bring a snack and bottle of water.  

Instructor: Alyssa McQuillan

For grades 2nd - 5th

Monday 2/17 & Tuesday 2/18 from 9 am - 12 pm (6 hours total)

This 3 day (9 am - 11:30 am) workshop will have the students working with mixed media art materials to create a variety of winter wonderland creations! For grades K-3rd. Instructor: Celeste Falcone

This three-day (2 hrs each day) workshop will have students utilizing embroidery, applique and weaving to create winter animals and/or landscapes. Instructor: Celese Falcone. For grades 4th-8th

Over the course of two days (2 hours each) students will utilize acrylic paints and work on two landscapes: one realistic version and one abstract version. Chill out and create some art! No experience required.

For 6th - 12th graders. Instructor: Celeste Falcone

This one-day workshop is perfect for kids who love to dress up and have fun! Students will play fun dance games, dance to Disney princess music, do a simple craft and learn some basic tumbling skills! Will also work on coordination/balance skills through fun activities. Students are encouraged to wear their favorite princess costume. For Pre-K to 1st graders.

Instructor: Alyssa McQuillan

With the popularity of hand-made lettered signs at an all-time high, this workshop will have students making their own personalized project using their name and positive hand-written expressions. The one day, 3 hour workshop will introduce and teach the different types of fonts and tips for practicing at home. Instructor: Meredith Fitzgerald

For grades 4th - 8th

 Create a  journal that reflects the individual personality of its creator. Leaves, grass, shells, bark and other natural elements may be used as embellishments on the cover and barrier pages of the journal.

Instructor: Joyce Firth

Thursday 2/20 from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

(If you register your child for the Hand Lettering & Calligraphy Workshop that runs from 9-12, kids can bring a lunch and stay at the HCA for both workshops)

4th - 8 th grade

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

Individual workshops are available on 2/29, 3/7, 3/14 & 3/21.

Students will be introduced to age appropriate dance technique through games and movement activities that develop animation and creativity. Each lesson will begin with a group warm up and evolve to short burst exercises. A variety of props and accessories are included in each lesson to compliment movement qualities. Students will also be encouraged to create their own movement in response to musical styles, rhythms and tempos. Ages 3-4

New and continuing students welcome. Each class we will review various topics including the choice of materials, composition and drawing, value studies, basic washes, masking and common watercolor techniques such as dry brush. While all painting styles are discussed and encouraged, the instructor specializes in tightly rendered, realistic work. Enrolled students will be sent a supply list. Instructor Richard Denzer. 6 classes

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

Individual workshops are available on  3/7, 3/14 & 3/21

Calling all youth singers! The HCA is seeking to gather youths to form a performance chorus. Choral members will meet once a week on Sunday afternoons for 1 -2 hours depending on their grade.  

The songs will incorporate many different genres including pop, Broadway, classical and more! Perfect for students who love to sing and want to improve their vocal skills. Instructor: Monica Spencer. Some rehearsals will be split by age groups and eventually combine all ages as it gets closer to the performance.  Students who register will have an assessment done to place them in the most appropriate vocal part.  15 classes.

As this program grows, the chorus will be given opportunities to perform at public events.

Monica Spencer:

Having earned  Master’s and Bachelor’s Degrees in Music Education (Vocal Performance) from Howard University in Washington, D.C., Ms. Spencer has served on the voice faculty of the Trinity College (Trinity Washington University), the Ottley Music Studio, the Sewell Conservatory of Music, the former District of Columbia Youth Chorale Program, the Oscar Micheaux Family Theater Company Program and the Suitland High School Visual and Performing Arts Program where she established an opera workshop.  She has also taught on the music faculty of Bellingham High School, Bellingham Memorial Middle School and is a frequent substitute music teacher in the Hopkinton Public Schools.

With over two decades of working with high school and college singers, she has a great deal of experience with the care and training of developing voices, paying attention to vocal health in students of all levels and ages.  Learning to sing is a slow, patient process.  It is a learned skill and those with sufficient motivation and patience will improve their performance considerably.  Ms. Spencer’s teaching approach is based on a vocal technique pyramid with Posture as the foundation upon which Breathing , Tone Production, Diction and Resonance are built.

She is a resident of Hopkinton, MA., and a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, the American Choral Directors Association, and the National Association for Music Educators.

Do you want to learn oil or acrylic painting in an upbeat and encouraging environment? Instructor Marion Buricatu will guide you to create your choice of an oil or acrylic painting that you will be proud of. You will gain methodical painting techniques and get increasingly comfortable with them as you steadily and patiently work through your paintings. A materials list will be provided to students. The class meets Mondays - 6 classes. Come discover your inner artist!

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

Individual workshops are available on 3/14 & 3/21

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

Individual workshops are available on 3/21 .

Through story telling, props, music, and play, young dancers are introduced to the joy of dance, 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. Instructor: Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 3-4.5 y/o

Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Movement. 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 is appropriate for students enrolled in Kindergarten. Instructor Tina Marshall. 10 classes. Ages 4.5 - 6.

Under the guidance of instructor Marion Buricatu, these one day Saturday workshops are 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. Students should bring their own supplies. Spots are limited to 5 people to allow for individual attention. 

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. Instructor Alyssa McQuillan. 10 classes. Ages 9-12 (4th-6th grade)

This class is a movement-freeing, joint-opening workout that gently helps you find strength by connecting to your natural curves and spirals. It has grown out of Cathy Fallon's lifelong passion for and exploration of Classical Ballet, Modern dance, Pilates, and the Alexander Technique.

We begin with a quiet floor warm-up that asks us to tune in to where we are holding tension, and connect with a process of letting it go. With the help of small and medium sized foam balls that encourage circular movement both into and away from our center, we develop a series of exercises following the theme of the class. One day it may be freeing the hip joints. Another day we may open up the ribs and shoulders. Our goal is to rediscover our innate and efficient “self-use”.

Class works toward building core strength and free flowing movement in tandem with conscious control of the breath. We may continue with standing balance explorations, always with the intention of staying unstressed and curious. We return to the floor to quietly re-center, sometimes using the balls for support, letting the body process our discoveries. Join us to play with gravity, and circle back to yourself in this safe, non-competitive, judgment-free class!

10 classes. Instructor: Cathy Fallon: a former Principal ballet dancer, is Pilates Mat certified, holds a B.S in Kinesthetic Education and Dance, and is an AmSAT certified teacher of the Alexander Technique mind/body awareness technique.

This class is for students wishing to find or enhance their fundamental art skills of drawing, painting and three-dimensional art through personal responses to project lessons emphasizing the elements of art and principles of design. Instructor Marion Buricatu. Saturdays 1 pm - 3 pm. 10 casses:

A fun and collaborative week of jazz playing that will take your child’s musical skills to the next level! All levels of experience are accepted, from beginner to advanced. Students will be matched with other players based on their skill level. Whether your child is just starting their jazz exploration, or they are an accomplished performer and passionate about continuing their studies, this week long program will fire up their passion to play music! A final performance will be given at the end of the week. Students should a snack and water bottle with them each day. For 5th - 8th graders players of any wind, string, or percussion instruments. 20 hours. Instructor: Zack Bacak

This 5 day workshop will allow students to plot out a more complex short films and sketches 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 lunch, water bottle and snack everyday. For grades 4-8.

A fun and collaborative week of jazz playing that will take your child’s musical skills to the next level! All levels of experience are accepted, from beginner to advanced. Students will be matched with other players based on their skill level. Whether your child is just starting their jazz exploration, or they are an accomplished performer and passionate about continuing their studies, this week long program will fire up their passion to play music! A final performance will be given at the end of the week. Students should a snack and water bottle with them each day. For 5th - 8th graders players of any wind, string, or percussion instruments. 20 hours. Instructor: Zack Bacak

This one week half day program is full of colorful summer fun! Kids will create art projects each day with a summer theme. 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 learn fun summer songs and engage imaginative play and games Students should bring a snack and water bottle and dress in comfortable clothes that they don't mind getting dirty! If you pair this with Broadway for Kids in the afternoon to create a full day of fun, you will need to send your child with lunch as well. Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

A play presented each week! Using well loved stories, students will learn, stage and perform a 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.

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. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

If you're child loves both theater and visual arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop, and part of their day exploring visual arts projects related to the play that they are performing. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

In addition to a daily ballet class students will have the opportunity to dance out the story of one of the story ballet classics. Class will explore the movement and music related to the ballet, and students will create a craft inspired by ballet on a daily basis. The week culminates with a fun performance on Friday for families. Daily schedule includes 9:30-10:15 ballet; 10:15-10:30 snack; 10:30-11:30 Sleeping Beauty craft and story book dance

Dress Code: Girls - pink technique shoes, pink tights, classical leotard. Boys- white technique shoes, black pants or shorts, white shirt.

Instructed by: Jessica Wilson

This program is perfect for budding performers! Each week Broadway for Kids will have a different theme with participants learning different scenes and songs from favorite shows. Students in the program will also have the opportunity to play theater games and make new friends. Performance on last day of each week for family and friends. Students should bring a snack and water bottle. If you pair this with Art Adventures in the morning to create a full day of fun, you will need to send your child with lunch as well. Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

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

In addition to a daily ballet and jazz dance classes, students will have the opportunity to learn a dance AND create their own choreography. Students will explore music and movement and use arts and crafts to create costumes and props for their choreography. The week culminates with a fun performance on Friday for families. Daily schedule includes 1:00-2:00 ballet class, 2:00-2:45 jazz dance, 2:45-3:30 choreography and creation!

Dress Code: Girls - pink technique shoes, pink tights, classical leotard. Boys - white technique shoes, black pants or shorts, white shirt.

Instructed by: Jessica Wilson

After Arts One Day pass is for those days when a student needs a one day of an extended day program that will give students a choice to engage in different activities each day in visual arts, games, outdoor fun and more!

After Arts is an extended day program that will give students a choice to engage in different activities each day in visual arts, games, outdoor fun and more! Can be paired with a camp that runs from 9 - 3 pm or be a stand-alone program for your child.

This class is a movement-freeing, joint-opening workout that gently helps you find strength by connecting to your natural curves and spirals. It has grown out of Cathy Fallon's lifelong passion for and exploration of Classical Ballet, Modern dance, Pilates, and the Alexander Technique. We begin with a quiet floor warm-up that asks us to tune in to where we are holding tension, and connect with a process of letting it go. With the help of small and medium sized foam balls that encourage circular movement both into and away from our center, we develop a series of exercises following the theme of the class. One day it may be freeing the hip joints. Another day we may open up the ribs and shoulders. Our goal is to rediscover our innate and efficient “self-use”. Class works toward building core strength and free flowing movement in tandem with conscious control of the breath. We may continue with standing balance explorations, always with the intention of staying unstressed and curious. We return to the floor to quietly re-center, sometimes using the balls for support, letting the body process our discoveries. Join us to play with gravity, and circle back to yourself in this safe, non-competitive, judgment-free class!

Bring a thick foam mat and wear comfortable clothing. 6 classes - Tuesdays from 7 pm - 8 pm. Instructor: Cathy Fallon

If you are looking to pick up ballet again, want 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’re ready!). Adult Ballet for Love, Joy, and Health! Wear clothing that is comfortable and you can move in. Instructor: Jessica Wilson. 6 classes - Wednesdays 7-8:30 pm

Unwind and have fun as you build strength and flexibility through the fluid movement of contemporary dance. Students learn the basics of lateral bends, contractions and expansions, swings, and more. All students are welcome as adaptions are easily made to fit individual levels. Wear comfortable clothes you can move in. 6 classes - Thursdays from 7 pm - 8 pm. Instructor: Theresa Kniaz

This one week half day program is full of colorful summer fun! Kids will create art projects each day with a summer theme. 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 learn fun summer songs and engage imaginative play and games Students should bring a snack and water bottle and dress in comfortable clothes that they don't mind getting dirty! If you pair this with Broadway for Kids in the afternoon to create a full day of fun, you will need to send your child with lunch as well. Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

The Summer Dance Intensive is designed for intermediate dancers looking to build strength, improve technique, and reach for their goals in a fun and welcoming atmosphere. This is a faced paced and challenging program designed only for students with formal training. The class schedule includes ballet, pointe, jazz, contemporary, historical dance, repertory, variations, acting/pantomime, and pilates mat. The workshop culminates with an informal studio performance for families.

Students may opt to attend two of the three weeks, but it is important to note the program will most benefit those attending the full three week session. For two-week pricing, please email the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Dress Code: Girls - pink technique shoes, pointe shoes, pink tights, black leotard, black ballet skirt. Boys - white technique shoes, black dance pants or shorts, white shirt.

Instructed by: Jessica Wilson and summer dance instructors

A play presented each week! Using well loved stories, students will learn, stage and perform a 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.

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. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

If you're child loves both theater and visual arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop, and part of their day exploring visual arts projects related to the play that they are performing. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

This program is perfect for budding performers! Each week Broadway for Kids will have a different theme with participants learning different scenes and songs from favorite shows. Students in the program will also have the opportunity to play theater games and make new friends. Performance on last day of each week for family and friends. Students should bring a snack and water bottle. If you pair this with Art Adventures in the morning to create a full day of fun, you will need to send your child with lunch as well. Appropriate for ages 4 to 6.

After Arts is an extended day program that will give students a choice to engage in different activities each day in visual arts, games, outdoor fun and more! Can be paired with a camp that runs from 9 - 3 pm or be a stand-alone program for your child.

This class is perfect for beginners who want to learn to use a pottery wheel. Continuing students refine their wheelthrowing skills and expand their knowledge of decorating techniques. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. (Adult classes include open studio time). Tuesdays - 6 classes. Instructor: Hana Reilly

This class is perfect for beginners who want to learn to use a pottery wheel. Continuing students refine their wheelthrowing skills and expand their knowledge of decorating techniques. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. (Adult classes include open studio time). Tuesdays - 6 classes. Instructor: Hana Reilly