Outreach Classes

We've been invited to and held classes at: TAG Programs in Oregon City and Portland, Marylhurst Early Childhood Center, Carnegie Center, Cedaroak Elementary, St. John the Apostle School, Touchstone Elementary School, Stephenson Elementary, Happy Valley Elementary, Scouter's Mountain Elementary, Byrom Elementary, Happy Valley Middle School, Richmond Elementary, Alameda Elementary, Two Rivers Montessori, Sunstone Montessori, KinderCare, Pacific NW Academy, John McLoughlin Elementary, Grace Christian Elementary, Park Place Elementary, Molalla River Academy, Eastham Community School, Franciscan Montessori Earth School, Rosemont Middle School, Jackson Middle School, LinkUp, Alliance Charter Academy, Kelly School, Willamette Primary, and hopefully your school's name here next!

Invite Fine Art Starts to your school for :

-After School Classes!

Once a week small-group instruction (10 kids or less) for students K-5, 6-8.  Easy to set up and a wonderful after-school ART education benefit for students.  This really shows the community how much your school supports ART education for kids!

-Artist Residencies

Want to do a school-wide project...or a classroom auction project?!  Let us know and we'll match an artist to your school's goal to help lead the creative way for your classroom and school.  Contact us to share your school's unique interest.

-Free Lunch Time ART Demonstrations!

We'll send an artist at no cost to your school to meet the artistic interests and curiosities of your students during an indoor lunch time.  Imagine taking advantage of this on rainy days...or super hot school days!  A great way to spurn and support interest in visual art at your school.

-Summer Art Camps

Where there's a need and request, we'll visit your neighborhood with summer art camp offerings.  This is a sure way to help kids stay creative and practice their problem-solving skills through art during the summer break.

-Reading programs!

We'll send an artist as a guest reader to your classroom to read a art-based, grade-appropriate story, do a short art demo, and answer questions students have about art and artists.