Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Inspiring and imaginative class designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis is 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 will round out their hour with an introduction to Broadway Jazz. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert, and dancers age 7 and up may participate in our annual Nutcracker performance. Two year course of study. Half year session - 17 classes.

Class sizes are kept small and social distancing safe practices are being followed per the local Board of Health.

To learn more about the HCA Dance Studio, visit www.hopartscenter.org/dance.

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

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Registration for this class WILL ONLY INVOLVE A $50.00 DEPOSIT AT THIS TIME to hold a dancer’s spot in the class. Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), the final tuition will be determined relative to the total number of class hours registered per week.  Additional 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.

Students in this Ballet 4 dance class 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. Classes will remain small this fall to ensure social distancing.

Note: This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. It will be pro-rated for the number of classes left in the year for those that join the class after it begins. Call the HCA at 508-435-9222 to request a pro-rated tuition fee. 

The HCA is open to offering students the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Appropriate for students registered in Kindergarten for the fall of 2020 to register.

Welcome to ballet! Ballet 1 aims to be an inspiring and imaginative dance 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 Broadway Jazz. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert. Half year session - 17 classes. Classes will be kept small this fall to ensure social distancing. 

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 info@hopartscenter.org. 

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

SEPTEMBER 14th update: We've combined Intermediate and Beginner Acting into this one class for this Fall 2020 session.

This acting class is great for the beginner performer (with less than two years acting class experience). Students will study the techniques of theatre while building foundational acting skills and theatre vocabulary. Students will explore theatre through games, monologues, scene work, character building, and improvisation. The final day of class will feature a showcase.

12 classes. Instructor: Maureen Regan. For grades 4th – 8th. Limited to 8 students on-site. The HCA is open to offering students the opportunity to Zoom into the live class from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

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. Ages 9-11. 12 classes.

If the session has already started and you wish to do a "drop-in" option or join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to info@hopartscenter.org. The HCA is open to offering students the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

SOLD OUT as of 8/28/20. If you'd like to be placed on a waitlist if a last minute opening comes up, please send an email to info@hopartscenter.org

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. No class on Election Day. Please note that under Massachusetts Covid-19 guidelines, masks must be worn in the ceramics studio at all times. Class size is limited to 4 people.

Appropriate for students registered in Kindergarten for the fall of 2020.

Welcome to ballet! Ballet 1 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 is 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 Broadway Jazz. Students may opt to participate in the Spring Concert. Half year session - 17 classes. Classes are kept small to ensure social distancing.

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 info@hopartscenter.org. 

The Cartoon Club will give students s 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. We’ll learn the tools of the trade, and how to study the fundamentals of simple perspective and anatomy. 6 classes. Instructor Judy Smith.

This class is offered both onsite and online. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. For those who wish to take a break from the computer screen and interact with students in a setting that allows for social distancing, they are welcome to take the class at the HCA while the teacher Zooms in to provide instruction.

Note: the Upper ballet program classes will take place at the HCA Performance Space (at least through 2020 to allow for greater distancing) This program is based on a 36-week academic year calendar. 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 12students per class). Once a student’s full weekly class schedule is settled based on their registrations (no later than September 1^st), 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, inquire with the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Intermediate marks the start of pointe* 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. (*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.)

Do you love to create your own stories? Do you dream of seeing your work performed on stage or film? This course will give you the tools to organize your story ideas on paper and help you discover and develop your unique voice for playwriting. The HCA will offer the opportunity for students in this class to produce a staging of their completed scene/script with student actors in our Winter session.

For grades 6th - 12th. Instructor Maureen Regan. 12 classes. Limited to 8 on-site at the HCA. This class can be supported remotely if a parent prefers their child to take the class via Zoom. If you wish your child to participate via Zoom, please email the HCA at info@hopartscenter.org

Students will create sculptures, masks, creatures, functional pottery and more from clay using a variety of handbuilding techniques. Tuition includes materials and firing. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction at the Ceramics studio. Limited to 4 students. All final projects will be ready to be picked up several weeks after the class ends. 10 classes. Instructor Cheska Kommisar.

2 spots left (as of 9/16) - call to request to join the class late and get a pro-rated rate!

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 Pre-K – 1st grade.  12 classes. Instructor: Maureen Regan. Limited to 8 students on-site at the HCA to ensure six feet of distancing. This class is not offered virtually via Zoom.

This class will cover 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 them. A materials kit will be provided to each participant.

Instructor: Sarah Alexander (online) / Marion Buricatu (On-site at HCA) 6 classes.

This class is offered both onsite and online. Sarah Alexander will teach the online class, and Marion Buricatu will teach the on-site class. Please note that space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for social distancing. 

SOLD OUT as of 8/28/20. If you'd like to be placed on a waitlist if a last minute opening comes up, please send an email to info@hopartscenter.org

Learn to use a pottery wheel! Beginners will learn to form clay on the wheel and apply surface decoration. Continuing students welcome. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction. Tuition includes clay, glazes, and firing. Thursdays - 10 classes. Instructor Cheska Kommisar. Please note that under Massachusetts Covid-19 guidelines, masks must be worn in the ceramics studio at all times. Class size is limited to 4 people.

One of the most relaxing and rewarding creative things you can do is observe what's around you and sketch! This class will work with students on sketching/drawing fundamentals, understanding changing light sources and beyond! This is an on-site class that will take place outside (weather-permitting) or indoors with social distancing. Limited to 6 students. Instructor Marion Buricatu.

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. 12 classes.

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

SOLD OUT as of 8/28/20. If you'd like to be placed on a waitlist if a last minute opening comes up, please send an email to info@hopartscenter.org

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. Please note that under Massachusetts Covid-19 guidelines, masks must be worn in the ceramics studio at all times. Class size is limited to 4 people.

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. Half year session - 12 classes. 

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 info@hopartscenter.org. 

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. Ages 6-8. 12 classes.

If the session has already started and you wish to do a "drop-in" option or join the remaining class in the session, please send an email with the request to info@hopartscenter.org. The HCA is open to offering students the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

SOLD OUT as of 8/28/20. If you'd like to be placed on a waitlist if a last minute opening comes up, please send an email to info@hopartscenter.org

Students will create sculptures, masks, creatures, functional pottery and more from clay using a variety of handbuilding techniques. Tuition includes materials and firing. Class includes demonstrations and personal instruction at our Ceramics studio. All final projects will be ready to be picked up several weeks after the class ends. Limited to 4 students. Thursdays - 10 classes. Instructor Hana Reilly

Let's Go! Art Around the World is a free children's cultural series presented by the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. You and your child are welcome to join us  as we celebrate a different culture each month with instructor Judith Smith. Kids will listen to a story, hear a themed-song and have fun making a culturally themed art craft. Program runs Saturdays from 2—3:00 pm via a Zoom link. Participants will be sent a list in advance of simple materials to provide your child for the craft. A computer screen and internet connection is required. Registered participants will receive a Zoom via email no later than September 25. 

September 26: England| Family Coat of Arms

Please join us for Family fun, relaxation and learning together. We will learn about English Heraldry and make a Family Coat of Arms. Grab your art supplies and dress to mess! If you want to dress in medieval costume, please feel free! Visual aids and directions will be emailed to you. Ms. Judy will show you how to adapt your project for the materials you have.

Recommended for ages 3 to 8. Pre-registration is required per family.

This program is offered at no cost. Donations are encouraged and can be made here: CLICK TO MAKE DONATION

Materials you will need to participate in this Zoom workshop:

• 9 x 12 (8.5 x 11) inch paper
• Pencil, eraser, ruler, scissors, glue stick, Sharpies 
• Coloring materials of your choice: crayons, markers, oil pastels, watercolors, acrylics
• Brushes and water dish if you're using paint 

Upcoming Workshops:
October 24: Australia, November 21: Egypt , December 12: United States (Kwanzaa)

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.

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games.

Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 9/29, 10/1, 10/5, 10/7 & 10/9

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load.It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games.

Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 9/29, 10/1, 10/5, 10/7 & 10/9

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games.

Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 9/30, 10/2, 10/6, 10/8

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games.

Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 9/30, 10/2, 10/6, 10/8

Let's blossom into the masters! We will create flowers as all the great artists before us! So watch out Monet, Georgia O'Keefe, Van Gogh and Manet! Students will create their own blooms after studying the greats! Children will have their choice of mediums to explore color and texture. We will use found objects, magazines, paper, crayons, markers, paint and anything else we find interesting.

1 class. Instructor: Chelsea Bradway. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. The HCA is open to offering students who do not wish to take an on-site class (or if the class is full) the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

This fun, online class will involve creating unique pieces of art that connect to science, history, and math. Excellent for the development of fine motor skills and cognitive fuctions. An art kit is included in the tuition for this program. Instructor: Judy Smith. 6 classes. A laptop, tablet or video-conferencing device and a reliable internet connection are required for this class.

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games.

Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 10/13, 10/15. 10/19, 10/21 & 10/23

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 10/13, 10/15, 10/19, 10/21 & 10/23

This class will cover 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 them. A materials kit will be provided to each participant.

Instructor: Beth Newman 

Class dates: 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/10, 11/17 & 11/24 (No class on 11/3)

Please note that space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for social distancing. 

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch. The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session will cover the following dates: 10/14, 10/16, 10/20 & 10/22.

Paint a beautiful card with simple brush strokes. Send it to your friends and family or just frame the card and it will beautifully decorate your home. In this 2 hour workshop,  Instructor Marion Buricatu will demonstrate step by step how to create this beautiful painting. She will explain the project in detail along with the students.

There is no drawing experience required! From beginners to more advanced, this is a perfect workshop to practice painting from your home. A list of materials will be provided to registrants so that they may obtain the materials before the workshop. Space is limited for this workshop to allow for adequate distancing. 

Enter Stage Left Theater, the resident community theater of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts will produce for its winter production Wingin' It

Grades:

5–8: Please note that the cast is limited to 22 students. 

Rehearsal Details

Rehearsals in small groups at Saturdays 1 pm – 3 pm and Mondays 6:30 - 8 pm beginning in November and running through early January (except for holiday weeks). Not all students will be called for every rehearsal. 

Performances:

The final production will be streamed live or pre-recorded for viewing in January 2021 (exact dates TBD).  

Production fee: 

$300. A souvenir show t-shirt and link to the final recorded performance is included.

Audition Process: 

Complete a Google audition form online https://forms.gle/VHj3EAvzguj6Hsgv5

The window to submit the video audition is October 20 - October 23, 2020.  All registered students will be cast in the show. The audition is meant to determine which role(s) the student will receive.

Students may choose for their audition to perform any monologue (preferably a comedic one). Registered students will receive a list of monologues to select, but students are free to use a different one. Whatever they choose should be memorized.

Record and send a link of your child's video audition via email to 

esltheater@hopartscenter.org.  It's best to not email an MP4 file, but rather provide a shareable link of the recording via Google, Vimeo, YouTube, etc.

Synopsis: 

From the day we're hatched to the day we spread our wings and fly on our own, there are requisite, riotous rites of passage that must be experienced. This collection of humorous scenes explores the innocent squawk of infancy, the terrible twos, the treacherous teens, and everything in between.

There are survival courses on how to handle any kind of baby-sitter - from the perfect to the perfectly insane. There are tactics for dealing with those who endeavor to shape, stretch and warp our minds and bodies - like gym teachers, substitute teachers, and those cafeteria culinary queens, the "Little Lunch Ladies." From the angst of adolescence and part-time jobs to the dangers of driver's ed. and dealing with the dreaded kid sister, this is a hilarious, high-flying adventure. Whether you're a feather short of adulthood or have a bird's-eye view of growing up, this play soars with laughter.

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  as we celebrate a different culture each month with instructor Judith Smith. Kids will listen to a story, hear a themed-song and have fun making a culturally themed art craft. Program runs Saturday 2 - 3 pm via a Zoom link. Participants will be sent a list in advance of simple materials to provide your child for the craft. A computer screen and internet connection is required. 

Recommended for ages 3 to 8. 

Pre-registration is required per family. This program is offered at no cost. Donations are encouraged and can be made here: CLICK TO MAKE DONATION

October 24th  Australia 

Other workshops coming up (registration is required individually for these workhops):

November 21: Egypt 

December 12: United States (Kwanzaa)

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.

Enter Stage Left Theater, the resident community theater of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts will produce their winter youth musical production

Produced in partnership with Beat by Beat Press

Grades:

2—4: Limited to 20 students

Rehearsal Details

Sunday afternoons (generally 3-5 pm) both in person and sometimes via Zoom. There will also be music rehearsals via Zoom one TBD afternoon during the week. Rehearsals begin late October and run through early January (except for holiday weeks). Not all students will be called for every rehearsal. 

Performances:

The final production will be streamed live or pre-recorded for viewing in January 2021 (exact dates TBD).  

Production fee: 

$300. A souvenir show t-shirt and link to the final recorded performance is included.

Audition Process: 

Complete a Google audition form online HERE https://forms.gle/VHj3EAvzguj6Hsgv5

The window to submit the video audition is October 20-23, 2020. All registered students will be cast in the show. The audition is meant to determine which role(s) the student will receive. For their audition, your child should sing one verse of any song of their choice. Registered students will also be sent a short paragraph of dialogue from the play to read. 

Record and send a link of your child's video audition via email to  esltheater@hopartscenter.org.  It's best to not email a MP4 file, but rather provide a shareable link of the recording via Google, Vimeo, YouTube, etc.

Synopsis: 

A hilarious and heartwarming musical story about what happens when the North Pole loses the Christmas Spirit. It’s been years since the Elves and Reindeer have gotten along. The Reindeer egos are high and Elves’ productivity is low. This has resulted in the worst Christmas to date…only 60% of presents were delivered! Now it’s January. Will a week vacationing in the sun help remind the Elves and Reindeer what Christmas is all about?

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 10/26, 10/28, 10/30, 11/4 & 11/6

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch. The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session will cover the following dates: 10/26, 10/28, 10/30, 11/4 & 11/6

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch. The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 10/27, 10/29, 11/2 & 11/5

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 10/27, 10/29, 11/2 & 11/5

This class will cover watercolor basics and some experimental techniques. There will be some pen and ink techniques in some projects. A materials kit will be provided to each participant. Instructor: Sarah Alexander. 6 classes.

This class is offered both onsite and online. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. For those who wish to take a break from the computer screen and interact with students in a setting that allows for social distancing, they are welcome to take the class at the HCA while the teacher Zooms in to provide instruction.

The Cartoon Club will give students s 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. We’ll learn the tools of the trade, and how to study the fundamentals of simple perspective and anatomy. 6 classes. Instructor Judy Smith.

This class is offered both onsite and online. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. For those who wish to take a break from the computer screen and interact with students in a setting that allows for social distancing, they are welcome to take the class at the HCA while the teacher Zooms in to provide instruction.

Let's burst into the ocean. Release the Kraken! Join us for an exploration of these mythical and legendary creatures and invent your own marine monstrosity. Students will create underwater seascapes with fish, sea animals, mermaids, sea horses, coral, and seaweed. They will create a large variety of sea creatures in their multi-media pieces of art using many different materials. They will explore the technique of using crayon, watercolor and collage.

Instructor: Chelsea Bradway. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. The HCA is open to offering students who do not wish to take an on-site class (or if the class is full) the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

This class will cover 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 them. A materials kit will be provided to each participant.

Instructor: Sarah Alexander (online) / Marion Buricatu (On-site at HCA) 6 classes.

This class is offered both onsite and online. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. For those who wish to take a break from the computer screen and interact with students in a setting that allows for social distancing, they are welcome to take the class at the HCA with instructor Marion Buritcatu.

One of the most relaxing and rewarding creative things you can do is observe what's around you and sketch! This class will work with students on sketching/drawing fundamentals, understanding changing light sources and beyond! This is an on-site class that will take place outside (weather-permitting) or indoors with social distancing. Limited to 6 students. Instructor Marion Buricatu.

This fun, online class will involve creating unique pieces of art that connect to science, history, and math. Excellent for the development of fine motor skills and cognitive fuctions. An art kit is included in the tuition for this program. Instructor: Judy Smith. 6 classes. A laptop, tablet or video-conferencing device and a reliable internet connection are required for this class.

No need to rush to a scheduled online or in-person dance class for your young dancer! Now YOU can choose the day/time each week for your little dancer to embark on their dance adventure. 

The HCA Dance Adventure series is an imaginative movement program for young children. Dancers will take a virtual trip to the theater, a fairy mountain adventure, a trip to an animal carnival and more. Special guests will be featured each week. During the 5th week, Dance Adventure students will receive fun video tutorials from the teenage dancers in the Upper School. Videos will share how to make a cool headpiece or other dance related craft. Families will then have the option to send in a picture or a video of their dancer doing their favorite moves. The images will be included in an end of session movie to be shared with families via private link. See who else is dancing around their home - just like you are!

A link to a prerecorded class will be shared with registered families each Monday. Each class link will remain available for viewing for one week. Classes run approximately 25 minutes. Put on your favorite outfit and dance along with us! The videos are created by Dance Director Jessica Wilson. 6 class video series. For dancers 3.5 - 5 years old.

This course for beginners will explore printmaking and collage using collected paper, printed paper, created paper prints, cardboard, found objects and acrylic paints. Emphasis will be on working with a theme and re-use and recycling of materials and work.

Instructor: Lee Ball. 6 classes. This class is offered both onsite and online. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. For those who wish to take a break from the computer screen and interact with students in a setting that allows for social distancing, they are welcome to take the class at the HCA while the teacher Zooms in to provide instruction.

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch. The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/9, 11/12, 11/16, 11/18 & 11/20

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/9, 11/12, 11/16, 11/18 & 11/20

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/10, 11/13, 11/17 & 11/19.

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/10, 11/13, 11/17 & 11/19.

You will have fun creating your own vision photo fun workshop at the HCA. A model will be in the class wearing fun costumes. We will be experimenting with lights and shadows. There will also be plenty of helpful guidance and suggestions to enhance your passion for artful photography. At the end of the workshop, children will email their favorite picture to the instructor for a take home photograph! Photographs can be picked up at the HCA, approximately one week after the workshop.

Instructor: Chelsea Bradway. An Iphone or other picture-taking equipment is required. Space is limited for on-site programs in order to be compliant with the Massachusetts guidelines for gatherings. The HCA is open to offering students who do not wish to take an on-site class (or if the class is full) the opportunity to take a parallel class virtually from the comfort of their home. Please reach out to us to request a virtual connection to any on-site class by emailing us at info@hopartscenter.org.

Have you always wondered what printmaking is? In this 2 hour workshop, learn with art teacher Marion Buricatu some basic off-press printmaking techniques. NO ARTISTIC SKILLS REQUIRED!! With just cardboard, wax paper and acrylic paint, you will create your own abstract art. Join us and have fun! Class size is limited to allow for social distancing. A materials list will be provided.

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  as we celebrate a different culture each month with instructor Judith Smith. Kids will listen to a story, hear a themed-song and have fun making a culturally themed art craft. Program runs Saturday 2 - 3 pm via a Zoom link. Participants will be sent a list in advance of simple materials to provide your child for the craft. A computer screen and internet connection is required. 

Recommended for ages 3 to 8. 

Pre-registration is required per family. This program is offered at no cost. Donations are encouraged and can be made here: CLICK TO MAKE DONATION

November 21 Egypt 

Next workshop (registration is required individually for this workshop):

December 12th - Holidays around the world

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.

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/23, 11/25, 12/1 & 12/3.

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/23, 11/25, 12/1 & 12/3.

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on their learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/24, 11/30, 12/2 & 12/4

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 11/24, 11/30, 12/2 & 12/4

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 12/7, 12/9, 12/11, 12/15 & 12/17. Please note the HSP will not run on 12/21 & 12/23/20.

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 12/7, 12/9, 12/11, 12/15 & 12/17. Please note the HSP will not run on 12/21 & 12/23/20.

The SEP half day program runs from from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on days the student is not in school. (Extended day sessions are available from 8:30-3:00). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The half day program will provide for 1.25 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session. This session includes the following dates: 12/8, 12/10, 12/14, 12/16 & 12/18. Please note the HSP will not run on 12/22/20.

The SEP extended day program runs from 8:30 am to 3 pm on days the student is not in school. (Half day sessions are available from 8:30-12:30). The HCA staff will serve as a monitor, not tutor, to keep students focused on completing their school work or other independent learning activities. See the schedule noted on our website. The schedule can be modified to increase or decrease schoolwork time as needed based on the student's course load. It is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with the electronic devices, chargers, noise canceling headphones and/or any other learning materials, and peanut/tree-nut free snacks and lunch.

The program will provide for 2.5 hours a day of enrichment activities with an HCA instructor. As a community arts center, the HCA Study & Enrichment program will center around activities in the fine and performing arts, including Movement, Visual Arts, and Theater/Improv games. Limited to 10 students to ensure adquate social distancing. A minimum registration of four is required to run the session.This session includes the following dates: 12/8, 12/10, 12/14, 12/16 & 12/18. Please note the HSP will not run on 12/22/20.