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Children's Culinary
class followed by Children's Etiquette class
(These two classes are typically taken in conjunction)
- Dates: Monday - Friday, the week
of July 8 - 12.
- Time: 10 am - Noon, then
Etiquette from 12:30 - 1:30pm
- Instructors: Culinary will be led by
Sharon Coleman & Jeannie Grow. Etiquette will be led by guest
instructors each day.
- Ages: 8 - 12, maximum of 12
students
- Cost: $50 for Culinary, $30 for
Etiquette, or BOTH for $75*
Each day, the students will learn cooking techniques and terms
to expand their knowledge of cooking and world cultures. The first four
days will be themed in a different cultural cuisine and the final day will
host an "iron chef" type team cooking contest. The students will
enjoy each day's kitchen creations for lunch, followed by etiquette
instruction (optional). Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Grow will lead the culinary
class with many guest instructors.
Ceramics (second
session):
- Dates: Mon. July 8, Tues. July 9,
Wed. July 10, (Skip Thursday), Fri. July 12, Fri. July 19
- Time: 10am - Noon
- Instructor: Turner Center ceramics
instructor Kristen Stengl
- Ages: 8 - 12, maximum of 12
students
- Cost: $75 ($50 for class and
$25 for supplies)*
In the first four class sessions, students will use clay to
create their own hand built, sculpted, or thrown ceramic works. In the
fifth session, students will paint glazes on their bisque fired works. A
second firing will produce finished works, which will be ready for pickup
the following week.
"Elephant in the
Room" Art class
A progressive project of sculpting,
dying, painting, drawing and mixed media.
- Dates: Monday - Friday, the week of
July 15 - 19.
- Time: 10 am - Noon
- Instructor: St. John's School art
instructor Jessica Akins
- Ages: 8 - 12, maximum of 12
students
- Cost: $50*
Day One: Students dye and paint fabrics for use on Wednesday.
Day Two: Students hand build/sculpt an elephant form using
air-dry clay.
Day Three: Students use their hand-dyed and painted fabrics,
plus paints, to decorate their elephants.
Day Four: With a focus on drawing, students will explore
various jungle landscape scenes and plants.
Day Five: Students will use their drawings, plus mixed art
supplies (fabrics, paper, paint, beads) to create dioramas for their
elephants to live in.
*Scholarships available, based on need, and are offered
through the Center for the Arts Guild Scholarship Fund. Applicants should
submit a brief essay (50-100 words) stating why they want to take the
class(es).
Classes
are filling up quickly, so register today!
Enroll
online
or by calling 229-247-ARTS (2787).
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