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Co Directors Kris Waldman and Kelly Grill
"My wife and I are fortunate to be at a stage in life that allows us to donate to HCA. We are just so appreciative for what the arts did for our kids. We support the scholarship fund because we want to be sure that others have the opportunities that our own kids had. "
– Kurt Fleigauf
Thank you for supporting the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. Your commitment builds and sustains our area's leading visual and performing arts center.
Check out the impact HCA has had on one of our students who used skills she learned in ceramics classes to teach orphaned children in the Dominican Republic here.
How to Support the HCA
There are many ways you can support the Hopkinton Center for the Arts—by check, credit cards, and matching gifts. Your tax-deductible donations fund everything from classroom supplies, to performances by our resident theater company and chorus.
Give by Check
Gifts may be sent to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton, MA 01748. Please make your check payable to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. And remember, you can increase your gift by including a Matching Gift from your employer. Please do not mail cash.
Recurring Gifts
If you would like to set-up a monthly donation to the Hopkinton Center for the Arts from your credit card or checking account, please contact Mary-Beth Elliott at marybeth@hopartscenter.org to learn more.
Corporate Sponsorship
As a “Partner in the Arts” your company’s support provides opportunities for recognition, visibility, and membership benefits at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. You choose the level or sponsorship that is right for you. You can learn about sponsorship levels by calling Kelly Grill at 508.435.9222 or Kelly@hopartscenter.org.
Naming Opportunities
There are several naming opportunities available at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts. Please contact Kelly Grill at 508.435.9222 or Kelly@hopartscenter.org.
Donations through Matching Funds
Many employers offer matching contributions if you make donations directly from your payroll check to registered 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Contact your employer’s benefits administrator for more information.
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Upcoming events
10Jul14AugBeginner Teen Ballet + More Info Learn the fundamentals of ballet technique in studio at the HCA this summer. This class is designed for the student who is a beginner to ballet, has been away from ballet for a few years, or would like to reinforce the fundamentals of ballet technique. The focus of this class will be to correct posture, increase flexibility, gain strength and learn the vocabulary of ballet. This environment allows students to gain confidence and build self-esteem.
Please Note: In the event that Covid-19 guidelines do not advise in-person classes at our site, the class will be offered virtually. In that event, students will need a laptop, tablet, or video-conferencing device, and a reliable internet connection. Also a straight back chair and 6 feet of clear floor space is required.
July 10 - August 14 (01:30 pm-02:30 pm)
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11Jul15AugHip Hop I (Virtual) + More Info Kids love this fun, exciting, and energetic online hip-hop class that focuses on some of today's most popular dance moves. Students will develop coordination, body awareness, build self-esteem and promote confidence while having a blast. Class meets Saturdays for 30-minutes online. Students will work to stretch and strengthen through fundamental floor and center work, and they will learn a hip hop dance routine. Throughout the session students will have an opportunity to receive feedback from their instructor and classmates in this live, interactive format. Please Note: a laptop, tablet or video-conferencing device and a reliable internet connection are required for this class. Six feet of clear dancing space also required.
July 11 - August 15 (10:30 am-11:00 am)
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11JulSaturday Sunset Jazz Series: With Michael Chasse + More Info
Join us this summer for the FREE Saturday Evening Jazz Concerts at the HCA Amphitheater. Our first concert this summer features Michael Chasse! Audience members should follow all social distancing guidelines established by the state. Bring blankets and chairs. Food and drink allowed. In case of rain the concert the will be cancelled. All updates will be posted on facebook and the HCA website by 5:30 the night of the concert. Free July 11 (06:30 pm-08:00 pm)
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13Jul17JulFine Arts Academy II (Gr 2nd-4th) + More Info
ALL ART SUPPLIES INCLUDED. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. Social distancing guidelines are being followed to ensure a safe summer. Click here to see all of our safety guidelines for Summer 2020 programs. In the event that Covid-19 social distancing guidelines do not allow for in-person attendance, registrants may opt to select from a variety of morning-only, shorter virtual programs. July 13 - July 17 (08:30 am-02:30 pm)
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13Jul17JulFine Arts Academy II (Gr 5th-8th) + More Info
All art supplies are included. Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle each day. Click here to see all of our safety guidelines for Summer 2020 programs. In the event that Covid-19 social distancing guidelines do not allow for in-person attendance, registrants may opt to select from a variety of morning-only, shorter virtual programs. July 13 - July 17 (08:30 am-02:30 pm)
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The Hopkinton Center for the Arts Fine Arts Academy is perfect for students who love the arts and who are looking to get outside and meet up with friends or meet new friends. Students can sign-up for one or multiple weeks of summer fun! Weekly academy sessions are geared toward those kids who want to fully explore different visual art mediums. Their day will include studio time with teachers covering different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, ceramics handbuilding and pencil drawing. The students will also work on a group activity each day and spend time outside.
The Hopkinton Center for the Arts Fine Arts Academy is perfect for students who love the arts and who are looking to get outside and meet up with friends or meet new friends. Students can sign-up for one or multiple weeks of summer fun! Weekly academy sessions are geared toward those kids who want to fully explore different visual art mediums. Their day will include studio time with teachers covering different mediums such as watercolor, pastels, ceramics handbuilding and pencil drawing. The students will also work on a group activity each day and spend time outside.Dawn and Alan Anderson
Mary and Steven Ansell
Cathy and Bob Buday
Amy and Mark Cafazzo
Colleen and Ray Charleston
Gayle and Patrick Corbett
Melinda and Rob Cordner
Ruth Ann and Dave Cote
Sandra and Kevin Delbridge
Dayle and Jeffrey Doherty
Susan and Eric Domski
Bonnie and Scott Dryden
Heidi and Kurt Fliegauf
Dora and Tom Garabedian
Linda and Richard Gazoorian
Judy and George Jongeling
Jane and Kerry Lesslauer
Anna LeTiec
Lorelei and Alan Lotvin
Sandy and Bob Mazaika
Kathy and Gregory Mazur
Lana and John McAuliffe
Nancy Murphy and Phil Doherty
Patricia and Finley Perry
Juliana and Alex Potapov
Melinda and Michael Rottas
Nancy and David Strack
Susan and John Thornton
Lori and Jim Valis
