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School Vacation Programs

Please join us during February and April for our School Vacation Programs, where a variety of exciting activities are available for students from ages 6-15.

Vacation Arts (ages 6-12)
Plan now to spend your school vacation at the Community School in a variety of exciting activities. Days will be filled with painting and drawing, sculpture, mask making and so much more!

• The Fauvists: The Colorful Worlds of Matisse, Derain and de Vlaminck

February 15-19: daily--whole or half day, Schedule # AV1011

April 12-16 (ages 6-10 only): full week only--whole or half day, Schedule # AV1022

• The Expressionists: Capturing Emotion with Kandinsky, Marc and Munch

April 19-23: daily--whole or half day, Schedule # AV1021

Fees:

February 15-19 and April 19-23: Whole day (9:00 am-4:00 pm) $65/day, Half Day (9:00 am-12:00 pm or 1:00-4:00 pm) $32.50/day

April 12-16: Whole Day (9:00 am-4:00 pm) $325/week, Half Day (9:00 am-12:00 pm or 1:00-4:00 pm) $165/week

Giant Puppets and the Very Made Up Story (ages 10-15)
Offered February 16-20. Students will work with Anne Cubberly to collectively create giant puppets, write a script, cast themselves, the puppets and stage a dynamic performance for their families. This student-driven production combines the art of giant puppet making, creative use of recycled material, puppetry and theater arts. Bring your imagination. $360. Schedule # AM1041

Wheel Workshop (ages 10-15)
Offered April 19-23. Explore clay through a variety of forming, glazing and decorative techniques. Days will be split between wheel work and hand-building techniques. Students will create both functional (cups, bowls) and sculptural forms. $360 (includes materials). Schedule # AV1031

PLANNING YOUR SUMMER VACATION?
Watch for CSA Summer School of the Arts: Art, Music & Theater

Full- and half-day programs in pottery, jazz, theater, visual arts and more. Schedule is available in February.

10% early bird discount for Summer School of the Arts registrations received by May 1st