MACreate
Sugar Skulls!!
September 30, 2-4:30
@The Ice House
Instructor: Mariana Vasquez
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by learning the traditional art of making sugar skulls. These skulls or Calaveras represent deceased loved ones or pets to use in an altar. They are made with sugar and commercial meringue powder. The mixture is pressed into a mold to set. The mold is gently removed and set aside. Royal icing of prime colors is used as an adhesive for decoration and embellishments. These can be paper flowers ,sequins, ribbons, etc. The skulls can lie flat or stand. Once the icing is set and dry – Calaveras can last up to nine years. You’ll bring your completed decorated skull home with you. All materials provided.
MACreate South
Tree of Life Ornament
October 14, 1-3:30pm
Cacapon Resort State Park Nature Center
Instructor: Maya Fredo
As the countryside is ablaze with the warm and vibrant colors of fall, come join us in celebrating the wonders of the autumn season by making “Tree of Life” gemstone ornaments to adorn your home! You will discover your creative side by twisting and turning copper wire until a tree comes into being! A large variety of gemstone beads will be available for you to choose from to decorate your one of a kind creation. This class is open to everyone, all ages, no previous experience necessary and all tools and materials are provided. Just bring your creativity and sense of fun!
Introduction to Soft Pastels
COMING IN APRIL 2024 – TBA
@The Ice House
Instructor: Donna Housel
This workshop will cover basic information about pastels, such as brands of pastels and papers, whether to blend or not, hard and soft pastels, sanded papers and using fixatives on a pastel painting. You’ll learn how to begin a pastel land-scape and how to block in the main elements. By adding layers of colors, you will be able to produce a beautiful landscape painting to take home with you!
Previously Held Classes
Live, Laugh, Fold
September 2, 1-3:30
Cacapon Park Nature Center
Instructor: Amanda Solo
Learn the basics of the Japanese art of Origami. You will make 3 different small origami pieces, as well as a large origami tassel project. Supplies will be provided, you just need to bring your imagination. All ages welcome.
Arte-en-Estembre (Pressed Yarn)
August 26, 1-3:30
Cacapon Park Nature Center
Instructor: Francisco Loza
Learn how to press, cut, shape and thread yarn into intricate brightly colored designs on flat waxed wooden surfaces. You will take your original creation home.
Painting with Fibers
August 12, 1-3:30
Cacapon Park Nature Center
Instructor: Carol Jackson
Use wisps of brilliantly colored wool, synthetic fibers or fur instead of paints and a barbed needle instead of a brush to “paint” a landscape. This make and take workshop will open new doors to art for your home or wardrobe! All materials provided. Just bring you imagination. All ages are welcome.
Youth Theater Camp (2 week camp)
June 5-9 and 12-16
The camp runs daily M-F from 9am-4pm for ages 8-14 & 9am – noon for ages 5-7
Performances are Friday June 16 @ 7pm and Saturday June 17 @ 2pm
The 2 camps are the same camp, the younger campers go home at lunch because there is nothing for them to do after lunch
Cost: $330
Join Directors Margi Griffiths and Brice Williams in producing Abracadabra Aladdin, a musical adaptation of the story of Aladdin from The Arabian Nights.
Aladdin’s mother and sister are trying to get him to stop tricking everybody. Then one day, Aladdin meets Princess Jasmine and vows to marry her. He’s visited, however, by evil Jammal and his wicked sister. The greedy siblings know that only Aladdin can enter a secret cave which houses a mystical lamp. Fooling the two and taking the lamp for himself, Aladdin wins the love of the princess! But Jammal kidnaps Jasmine and takes the lamp. To save Jasmine, Aladdin must regain possession of the lamp.
Every camper will learn acting, singing and dancing and have an onstage part in the final production.
Intro to Machine Sewing
June 19-23
9-3 daily
Ages 10-16
Learn to use an electric sewing machine to make a personal pillowcase and more. Class covers all the basics of machine safety, how to measure, cut, simple straight stitching, and care of the machine. This class will be SEW MUCH FUN!
Cost; $165
Taught by Carol Jackson
Wearables Art Camp
June 26-30
9-3 daily
Ages 10-16
Fashion is a way to express who you are. How about learning to make what you wear and wear what you make? Let’s show the world how daring you are! Learn to upcycle your old t shirts and jeans that you thought you would never wear again. Turn trash into jewelry
Cost: $165
Taught by Hiroko Kumagai Rubin
Visual Arts Camp
July 10-14
9-3 daily
Ages 6-14
Let’s Walk the Inca Trail!
Celebrate Peru and the ancient culture of the Incas! Walk the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and see llamas, rock art, and handicrafts along the way. Have fun weaving, embossing, painting, and making pottery inspired by nature and our travels. Alpaca my bags right now for Peru!
Cost: $165
Taught by Lynn Lavin and Anna Ruggiero
Japanese Culture
July 17-21
9-3 daily
Ages 9-16
We’ll learn all about Japanese culture including language lessons, writing Japanese letters and calligraphy, singing Japanese songs, making Japanese crafts and food, learning to draw manga and more!!
Cost: $165
Taught by Hiroko Kumagai Rubin
Leap & Flow
August 14-18
11-4 daily
Ages 7-12
Explore dance techniques in a number of styles with
Whitney Bryan-Chapman of Twist & Turn by Whitney.
Play with a variety of art media, including watercolor and silk painting, with Kate Kolbe of Mineral Springs Trading Company
Cost: $165
Tuition Scholarship is available, details are available on the registration form
Please print and return this registration form:
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