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From Blob to Frog
with Kelsey Wailes
From Blob to Frog
Make a frog! From a sinple blob of clay to cute little finished froggy, explore how creating simple shapes and adding them together can make a unique and complex sculpt that is fun and easy to teach to your friends! Students will sculpt, cook, sand, and paint their work.
Date and time: July 18 10-3
Minimum Age of Student: ( usually 18 or older but you may include younger like 12-16 with a parent who also registers )
Materials Student Should Bring (from home or purchase, with names of suppliers.) A photo of a frog they like
Instructor bio: Kelsey Wailes is a professional artist who teaches and sells her wares up and down the east coast and online. She has been working with polymer clay for 15+ years and loves sharing this versatile and fun art medium with her kid and adult students alike.
Jr. Visual Arts Summer Camp
with Lacy Newhouse
Ages: 5 - 8
For Ages: 5 - 8
Description: This camp is designed to ignite your creativity and passion for the arts through a series of engaging art projects. Each day will be a new adventure as we explore various techniques, styles, and mediums.
Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER
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Theatre Camp Middle School Session
with Lora Strosnider
Ages: 11 - 13
For Ages: 11-13
Description: In this week full of theatre fun, campers will produce a play. Students will discover the world of theatre through improvisation games, drama exercises, and technical theatre training. All campers will have a moment to shine! The performance will begin at 3 p.m. on Friday, August 7th.
Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER
Young Poets Writing Workshop
with Wayne Beckles
Ages: 13 - 17
Poetry Writing Workshop Brief Overview
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Day 1 – Finding Your Voice & Starting to Write
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Day 2 – Imagery, Sound & Figurative Language
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Day 3 – Form, Line, & Structure
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Day 4 – Revision & Workshop Practice
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Day 5 – Performance, Publishing & Next Steps
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Textbook: Mood Music by Wayne Beckles
Take the Stage Elementary
with Lora Strosnider
For Ages: 8-10
Class Description: This drama class is designed to boost students self-esteem and explore their creativity without the pressure of learning lines. The young actors-to-be will learn basic theatre skills, public speaking skills, short & long term improvisation, and spontaneity through games and exercises. All in a fun, fast-paced, and supportive environment.
Every Thursday in October except the 29th, come join us for a Magic Show!
Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER
Take the Stage Middle!
with Lora Strosnider
For Ages: 11 - 13
Class Description: This drama class is designed to boost students self-esteem and explore their creativity without the pressure of learning lines. The young actors-to-be will learn basic theatre skills, public speaking skills, short & long term improvisation, and spontaneity through games and exercises. All in a fun, fast-paced, and supportive environment.
Every Thursday in October!
Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER
Make It & Take It
with Teresa Greenberg
For Ages: 6 - 9
Description: Make it and Take it is a hands-on experience for kids to explore crafts that they can take home right away!
Teacher Bio: Teresa Greenberg has been a Visual Arts instructor for 42 years. She has a Bachelor’s degree from Towson University and a Master’s degree from Loyola College. Her employment experience includes 21 years in Baltimore County Public Schools, 21 years in Carroll County Public Schools, and summers teaching at The Park School Arts Camps. She has worked with at-risk youth, veteran’s groups and professional child care workers. Currently teaching at Spring Garden Elementary in Hampstead, she enjoys the opportunity to guide children as they connect their “inner and outer worlds” to visual Art expression, while collaborating across content areas to provide a rich and seamless learning experience for elementary students.
Members receive 10% off with promo code MEMBER
Portfolio Development Workshop
with Emilyann Craighead
This comprehensive workshop is designed to help high school students prepare a strong, competitive portfolio for college art program applications. Students will receive guided instruction on selecting and refining artwork, developing cohesive bodies of work, and presenting their pieces professionally for submission.
Participants will learn what colleges and universities look for in an art portfolio, including technical skill, conceptual development, originality, and process documentation. The workshop will cover portfolio organization, photographing artwork, writing effective artist statements, and understanding digital submission platforms such as SlideRoom.
Through personalized feedback, group critiques, and one-on-one guidance, students will leave with a clearer direction for their artistic voice and a structured plan for completing and submitting their portfolio on time.
Ideal for juniors and seniors planning to apply to art schools, design programs, or fine arts departments, this workshop equips students with the tools, confidence, and strategic insight needed to present their work at a professional level.