Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
Innovative 8-week Self-Portrait Puppet for Youth!
WP Puppet Theatre's VIEW from the Inside Program is an award-winning program with the goal to empower youth, help to reduce the stigma of mental health issues, and build a sense of community in life’s challenges.
Innovative 8-week Self-Portrait Puppet for Youth!
VIEW from the Inside is an award-winning program with the goal to empower youth, help to reduce the stigma of mental health issues, and build a sense of community in life’s challenges.
Within the carefully curated safety of the group, led by our accredited art therapists and teachers, mainstream, BIPOC, special needs and/or LGBTQ2S+ students benefit from creative arts therapies. Research shows these kinds of experiences can help to reduce anxiety and increase self-esteem and quality of life.
The Victoria Guitar Society is proud to present Drew Henderson in collaboration with the Victoria Conservatory of Music's Summer Intensive Program - Guitar. Drew will adjudicate a Masterclass at the beginning of the week and present a Recital to close the week of classical guitar studies.
Winnipeg Studio Theatre's Summer StudioWorks is a musical theatre program offering training in "triple threat" technique: acting, singing and dance to students ages 10 and up. Since its inception in 2004, Director Brenda Gorlick has amassed the finest roster of Manitoban musical theatre specialists. Program offerings include: vocal masterclasses, dance technique, mock auditions, original and show choreography, singing and songwriting, scene work, playwrighting, improvisation, voiceover technique, cabaret work, music interpretation, and more.
Deadline Extended to July 31, 2021
For students in grades 5 through 12:
Submit a piece of art that conveys that animals are living beings who deserve to be treated humanely. Essays, letters and poetry also accepted.
There will be awards for students in:
Grades 5-7
Grades 8-10
Grades 11-12
The prizes will be books and T-shirts and the opportunity to have your work featured on our website also! Our website is at adavsociety.org
Please submit entries to:
adavsocietyofbc@gmail.com or mail to:
Deadline Extended to July 31, 2021
For students in grades 5 through 12:
Submit a piece of art that conveys that animals are living beings who deserve to be treated humanely. Essays, letters and poetry also accepted.
There will be awards for students in:
Grades 5-7
Grades 8-10
Grades 11-12
The prizes will be books and T-shirts and the opportunity to have your work featured on our website also! Our website is at adavsociety.org
Please submit entries to:
adavsocietyofbc@gmail.com or mail to:
TEEN DROP-IN SUMMER SKETCHING BY THE RIVER
Every Tuesday afternoon in August; from 1:00 till 3:00.
Join us at Arts Council of NewWestminster for Summer Sketching by the River during the month of August.
Local artist and experienced art teacher Sherida Charles will offer drawing tips as you capture the beauty and movement of the Fraser River.
SUMMER 2021
Sundays 12:30-1:30pm
July 18 - August 22, 2021 (6 weeks)
FREE
Instructed by Harmanie Rose and Danielle Wensley with live music by Ben Brown.
Open to youth with and without disabilities, Ready Dance is a place to move, create and dance together! This session will explore contemporary dance, improvisation and choreography with live music. Participants will experience the joy of moving together in an inclusive space where individuality and diversity are celebrated.
No experience necessary. New participants welcome!
Get ready for Summer POP! Join us this July for FREE online art activities, every Monday through Thursday. These daily artmaking breaks are open to children of all ages and you can do them all at home, inside or out! Each day has something new to offer.
Each activity is inspired by Andy Warhol and the Pop art movement and they're led by a team of creative AGO Art Instructors. You'll discover fun new ways to express yourself with themes like Volume, Repetition, Colour and Movement.
This event is FREE
Facebook Live event
Come bring your paints, colour pencils and paper to experience Sound in Living Colour!
Sound in Living Colour is an interactive concert that draws correlations between music and visual art practices. While listening to different atmospheric pieces played by Kathryn with her viola, audience members are invited to paint or draw along, reflecting on the people, places and images that inspire them to tell their life stories. Participants are invited to reflect on the music and type of imagery they experience.
