Come learn to lock and pop in this fun and energetic hip hop class. Different hip hop styles will be explored.. Instructor: Alyssa Rae Surrette Mondays: 12 classes

Classes help improve student’s sound clarity, rhythm and musicality, timing and phrasing. Structured in the traditional tap format; warm­-up exercises, technique and progressive movements, combination or dance routine. Mondays - 12 classes

Instructors: Sarah Alexander, Marion Buricatu, Cathy Howe

Each week, alternating teachers will lead a new project for you to try out. Based on students' interests, we will work with a variety of media, including embroidery, pen & ink, mixed media, painting, and sculpture. Each session is 6 classes. Walk over option available for Hopkins students

Ages: 9 - 11

Fridays, 2:45 - 4:45pm  

Session 1: 1/11 to 2/15  (Note: 1/18 and 2/1 Early Release Day schedule: 12:30 - 2:30pm)

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. Fridays - 6 classes

This class is designed as an introduction to dance. The class will explore movement through music, stimulate students’ imagination, and promote creativity as it introduces students to basic ballet vocabulary. Saturdays - 12 classes

This class is designed as an introduction to dance. The class will explore movement through music, stimulate students’ imagination, and promote creativity as it introduces students to basic ballet vocabulary. Saturdays - 12 classes

Come learn to lock and pop in this fun and energetic hip hop class. Different hip hop styles will be explored. In this 12 week session students will learn basic hip hop moves through fun choreography appropriate for this age group. Instructor: Jessica Pittsley Saturdays 12 classes

Students will learn basic dance movements, beginning ballet vocabulary, music skills, coordination, creativity, and listening skills. No previous experience necessary. This is a 12 class session. Saturdays: 12 classes

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. Saturdays - 6 classes

Storybook Theater is a program developed for young performers. Instruction will include basics of vocal projection, stage movement, line memorization, character development and ensemble work through classic fairytales! This class is a great introduction to stage acting. Saturdays - 12 classes

Come have fun with clay and learn to make pinch, coil and slab creations such as sculptures, mugs, bowls and more. Instructor: Hana Reilly. Saturdays - 12 classes

Students will be introduced to the basics of movement, musicality, ballet vocabulary, and technique in a fun environment that fosters growth and development of their personal strengths. Saturdays - 12 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. Open to grades 5th - 12th. Saturdays - 12 classes

This class is perfect for the beginner and previous pre-ballet students. Students will be introduced to basic ballet technique with an emphasis on posture, spatial awareness, musicality, flexibility, and basic coordination. Longer ballet movements and proper execution of steps will be learned. Saturdays - 12 classes

Students will learn basic acting, vocal, and dance skills. Develop a revue together an, explore musical theatre structure. Ends in a short revue presented for parents on the last class date. Mondays - 12 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Mondays - 6 classes

Students will learn basic sewing skills including how to use a sewing machine and patterns. Projects may include a drawstring bag, canvas and ribbon key chains, pajama shorts, and a zipper pouch. Sewing machines and materials for all projects are included in tuition cost. Tuesdays - 6 classes

In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. Tuesdays - 6 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 - 12 classes

This class session is a wonderful journey into the world of pastel painting! Wednesdays - 12 classes

Create pottery and small sculptures from clay using handbuilding techniques! Learn about glazing and creating surface detail as you make sculptures, masks, creatures and pottery you can use. Tuition includes materials and firing. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction. Tuition includes clay, glazes, and firing. Taught by Cheska Komissor. Wednesdays - 12 classes

Create pottery and small sculptures from clay using handbuilding techniques. Students will also learn glazing and creating surface detail. Tuition includes materials and firing. Thursdays - 12 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Thursday - 6 classes

Storybook Theater is a program developed for young performers. Instruction will include basics of vocal projection, stage movement, line memorization, character development and ensemble work through classic fairytales! This class is a great introduction to stage acting. Thursdays - 12 classes

Learn to use a pottery wheel, plus create pottery and small sculptures using handbuilding techniques. Beginners will learn to wedge clay, form clay on the wheel and apply surface decoration. Continuing students welcome. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. Thursdays - 12 classes

Ceramic Dragons - Students will mold and paint their original creations! Pieces will be fired up and ready for pick-up within a few weeks. 

Early Release Workshop - Students can be walked over from Hopkins.

Friday February 1, 2019 from 12:30 - 3 pm

Calling all pirates and princesses! This fun one-day workshop will be filled with music and art activities for littles ones! Each child will go home with a  themed craft . For ages 3 - 7 y/o.

Tuesday 2/19/19 from 9 am - 11:30 am. Instructor Alyssa Surrette

Magician Chris Herrick (who performed at the HCA last October) is back for this magical workshop. Students will learn the art of performing magic tricks to amaze their friends and family. The course cost includes a magic kit for every student. Parents will be invited to the end of the last session to see the tricks the students have learned! Chris' magic has been called "crazy", "incredible", "amazing", but the one word that bests describes it... is unforgettable. Ages 8-12. Tuesday 2/19 - Friday 2/22 from 10 am - 12 pm.

Be A Story Engineer! – Character Inventor Workshop

A mouse in outerspace? A superstar robot athlete? A princess who hunts crocodiles? Build a fascinating character using the building blocks of great character design. In this guided, free-flowing writing workshop you’ll use story dice and fun writing prompts to punch through writer’s block and invent a character ready for an incredible adventure. Along the way, you’ll learn professional writing lingo and publishing industry secrets so you can talk, act, and most importantly, write like real authors.

Kelly Carey is a published children’s fiction author. Her fiction stories have been published for over a decade in Clubhouse Jr., Highlights for Children, and Girls’ World. Her debut picture book will be released by Charlesbridge in the spring of 2020. Kelly loves to spark creativity in young people through writing. Whether your child loves to write or finds it a struggle, the lessons learned in this fun workshop will help them with school writing projects and possibly spark their own creative writing projects!

Tuesday February 19 from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm. For ages 10 - 14.

Please note that if you have signed your child up for the Magic Bootcamp morning workshop, please send your child with a lunch that they can eat between 12-12:30 pm at the HCA.

Be A Story Engineer! Adventure Architect

A quiet forest cottage? A space-station orbiting a distant planet? A school talent show stage? Pop your amazing character into the perfect adventure - but wait! There are obstacles! Is it a villain? An exploding volcano? Their deepest darkest fear? In this guided, free-flowing writing workshop, you’ll use “make it worse” plot techniques to create an incredible adventure for your character. Along the way, you’ll learn professional writing lingo and publishing industry secrets so you can talk, act and most importantly, write like real authors. 

Kelly Carey is a published children’s fiction author. Her fiction stories have been published for over a decade in Clubhouse Jr., Highlights for Children, and Girls’ World. Her debut picture book will be released by Charlesbridge in the spring of 2020. Kelly loves to spark creativity in young people through writing. Whether your child loves to write or finds it a struggle, the lessons learned in this fun workshop will help them with school writing projects and possibly spark their own creative writing projects!

Wednesday February 20th from 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm. For ages 10 - 14.

Please note that if you have signed your child up for the Magic Bootcamp morning workshop, please send your child with a lunch that they can eat between 12-12:30 pm at the HCA.

Instructors: Sarah Alexander, Marion Buricatu, Cathy Howe

Each week, alternating teachers will lead a new project for you to try out. Based on students' interests, we will work with a variety of media, including embroidery, pen & ink, mixed media, painting, and sculpture. Each session is 6 classes. Walk over option available for Hopkins students

Ages: 9 - 11

Fridays, 2:45 - 4:45pm  

Session 2: 3/1 - 4/5  (Note: 3/22 Early Release Day schedule: 12:30 - 2:30pm)

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. Fridays: 6 classes

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. Saturdays - 6 classes

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. Saturdays - 6 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects & pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Mondays 6 classes

Blend a variety of materials together on a single surface to create a mixed surface. Enhance finished collage with paint, pens and model magic. Something different each class! 6 Monday classes

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. 6 Monday classes.

Jump into some seriously hilarious improv work! This class is all about jumping in, having fun, playing hard, working together and finding your voice. Always fun, this class will focus on developing improv skills and creating performers. 6 classes. Mondays 4:30 pm - 6 pm

In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. 6 classes Tuesdays - 6 classes

Students will learn basic sewing skills including how to use a sewing machine and patterns. Projects may include a drawstring bag, canvas and ribbon key chains, pajama shorts, and a zipper pouch. Sewing machines and materials for all projects are included in tuition cost. Tuesdays - 6 classes

This class is for students who completed Learn to Sew in 2017–2018, and want to continue building their sewing skills. The first class will be some review and then a potholder project with materials provided by the instructor. Students will then choose from an assortment of patterns to decide on their next project. Students can either purchase fabric and notions on their own, or they may purchase supplies from the instructor. Wednesdays - 6 classes

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. Wednesdays - 6 classes

Does your middle school aged child like to write stories? This class-meets-club gathering will feature free time to write, lessons on writing techniques and the publishing industry, and a collaborative space to share and hone each student’s creative writing. Students can free write or explore writing with fun writing prompts. Picture books, middle grade novels and young adult books will be examined as mentor texts to complement lessons on writing techniques. In a safe and collaborative environment, students will learn how to give and receive feedback on their creative writing projects. Thursdays 2:30 pm - 4 pm. 6 classes. Instructor: Kelly Carey

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Thursday - 6 classes

Ceramic Whistles - Kids will mold and paint their original creations! Pieces will be fired up and ready for pick-up within a few weeks. 

Early Release Workshop - Students can be walked over from Hopkins

Friday March 22nd from 12:30 - 3 pm

For our youngest student, Dance with Me is designed to be taken with a caretaker (mom, dad, grandparent, nanny—all are welcome). Music, movement, balance, and the basic steps are introduced in a fun, friendly, and positive manner. Mondays - 8 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Mondays - 8 classes

Students will learn basic acting, vocal, and dance skills. Develop a revue together an, explore musical theatre structure. Ends in a short revue presented for parents on the last class date. Mondays - 8 classes

Blend a variety of materials together on a single surface to create a mixed surface. Enhance finished collage with paint, pens and model magic. Something different each class! 8 Monday classes

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. Wednesdays - 8 classes

Come learn to lock and pop in this fun and energetic hip hop class. Different hip hop styles will be explored.. Instructor: Alyssa Rae Surrette Mondays: 8 classes

Classes help improve student’s sound clarity, rhythm and musicality, timing and phrasing. Structured in the traditional tap format; warm­-up exercises, technique and progressive movements, combination or dance routine. Mondays - 8 classes

Learn to illustrate a short story, fable, song, poem or myth using colored pencil or mixed media. Tuesdays - 8 classes

In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. Tuesdays - 8 classes

Students will learn basic sewing skills including how to use a sewing machine and patterns. Projects may include a drawstring bag, canvas and ribbon key chains, pajama shorts, and a zipper pouch. Sewing machines and materials for all projects are included in tuition cost. Tuesdays - 8 classes

Creating Puppets from various media to tell a short story. We will look at puppets from various cultures for inspiration. Tuesdays - 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. (Adult classes include open studio time). Tuesdays - 8 classes

Contemporary dance is very interpretive in its choreography and focuses on emotions and storytelling. It is an unique blend of dance moves taken from jazz, ballet, and modern. Wednesdays: 8 classes

This class session is a wonderful journey into the world of pastel painting! Wednesdays - 8 classes

This class is for students who completed Learn to Sew in 2017–2018, and want to continue building their sewing skills. The first class will be some review and then a potholder project with materials provided by the instructor. Students will then choose from an assortment of patterns to decide on their next project. Students can either purchase fabric and notions on their own, or they may purchase supplies from the instructor. Wednesdays - 8 classes

Create pottery and small sculptures from clay using handbuilding techniques! Learn about glazing and creating surface detail as you make sculptures, masks, creatures and pottery you can use. Tuition includes materials and firing. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction. Tuition includes clay, glazes, and firing. Taught by Cheska Komissor. Wednesdays - 8 classes

Create pottery and small sculptures from clay using handbuilding techniques. Students will also learn glazing and creating surface detail. Tuition includes materials and firing. Thursdays - 8 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Thursday - 8 classes

Storybook Theater is a program developed for young performers. Instruction will include basics of vocal projection, stage movement, line memorization, character development and ensemble work through classic fairytales! This class is a great introduction to stage acting. Thursdays - 8 classes

Learn to use a pottery wheel, plus create pottery and small sculptures using handbuilding techniques. Beginners will learn to wedge clay, form clay on the wheel and apply surface decoration. Continuing students welcome. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. Thursdays - 8 classes

Each week alternating teachers will lead a project for you to try out. Based on student interests, we will work with a variety of medium, including embroidery, pen and ink, mixed media, painting and sculpture. 8 classes

Through fun and active projects students will create unique pieces of art. Between drawing, photography, model magic clay, and mixed media sculptural projects. Students will have a unique, exciting, and challenging learning experience. Fridays - 8 classes

This class is designed as an introduction to dance. The class will explore movement through music, stimulate students’ imagination, and promote creativity as it introduces students to basic ballet vocabulary. 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. Open to grades 5th - 12th. Saturdays - 8 classes

This class is designed as an introduction to dance. The class will explore movement through music, stimulate students’ imagination, and promote creativity as it introduces students to basic ballet vocabulary. Saturdays - 8 classes

Come learn to lock and pop in this fun and energetic hip hop class. Different hip hop styles will be explored. In this 12 week session students will learn basic hip hop moves through fun choreography appropriate for this age group. Instructor: Jessica Pittsley Saturdays 8 classes

Students will learn basic dance movements, beginning ballet vocabulary, music skills, coordination, creativity, and listening skills. No previous experience necessary. Saturdays: 8 classes

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. Saturdays - 8 classes

This class is perfect for the beginner and previous pre-ballet students. Students will be introduced to basic ballet technique with an emphasis on posture, spatial awareness, musicality, flexibility, and basic coordination. Longer ballet movements and proper execution of steps will be learned. Saturdays - 8 classes

Come have fun with clay and learn to make pinch, coil and slab creations such as sculptures, mugs, bowls and more. Instructor: Hana Reilly. Saturdays - 8 classes

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. Saturdays - 8 classes

Students will be introduced to the basics of movement, musicality, ballet vocabulary, and technique in a fun environment that fosters growth and development of their personal strengths. Saturdays - 8 classes

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.

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 different teachers learning to work with acrylic, ceramics, 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. Students will be grouped by age and ability.

If you're child loves both theater and fine arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week in the Fine Arts Academy and part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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 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 (musical or non-musical) for the general public to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games, as well as craft projects for the play. A different play each week in the series with such titles as Peter Pan, Snow White, Wizard of Oz, and other beloved classic stories.

Using well-loved stories and songs, students will use acting exercises and imaginative games while learning songs to create a unique musical theater performance for the last day of class. A focus is placed on performance and team building skills and character development.

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 Adventure 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 open-studio style 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.

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 different teachers learning to work with acrylic, ceramics, 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. Students will be grouped by age and ability.

If you're child loves both theater and fine arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week in the Fine Arts Academy and part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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 (musical or non-musical) for the general public to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games, as well as craft projects for the play. A different play each week in the series with such titles as Peter Pan, Snow White, Wizard of Oz, and other beloved classic stories.

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.

Experience our magical Fairytale Ballerina Summer Camp where fairytale stories comes to life with dance for a full week complete with costumes, props, coordinating music and arts and crafts. Finish off your magical experience with a performance at the end of the week for family and friends! Instructor: Maureen Lawler. For Ages 3 - 5 y/o

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 Adventure 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 open-studio style 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.

A play presented each week! Using well loved stories, students will learn, stage and perform a play (musical or non-musical) for the general public to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games, as well as craft projects for the play. A different play each week in the series with such titles as Peter Pan, Snow White, Wizard of Oz, and other beloved classic stories.

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 different teachers learning to work with acrylic, ceramics, 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. Students will be grouped by age and ability.

If you're child loves both theater and fine arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week in the Fine Arts Academy and part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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.

Using well-loved stories and songs, students will use acting exercises and imaginative games while learning songs to create a unique musical theater performance for the last day of class. A focus is placed on performance and team building skills and character development.

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 Adventure 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 open-studio style 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.

A play presented each week! Using well loved stories, students will learn, stage and perform a play (musical or non-musical) for the general public to attend at the end of the week. Creativity abounds in this fun workshop that will include improv and acting games, as well as craft projects for the play. A different play each week in the series with such titles as Peter Pan, Snow White, Wizard of Oz, and other beloved classic stories.

If you're child loves both theater and fine arts, this workshop is the perfect blend! This full week session will have students spending part of their week in the Fine Arts Academy and part of their week performing in the Summer Theater Show in a Week workshop. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day.

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 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 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 different teachers learning to work with acrylic, ceramics, 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. Students will be grouped by age and ability.

Using well-loved stories and songs, students will use acting exercises and imaginative games while learning songs to create a unique musical theater performance for the last day of class. A focus is placed on performance and team building skills and character development.

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 Adventure 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.