• We are a fine art program (not a crafty make-and-take one), so your student is learning elements and principles of fine art in a fun way!

• We introduce students to fine art skills, which they balance with their own ideas to create unique outcomes.

• Students experience in-person, real-time instruction, support and feedback from excellent staff.

• We cap our classes at 18-20 students or less per class to allow for more individualized attention.

• 5-star Google reviews shared by parents whose students have attended after school classes and ART Camps

Yes! When you register, students come to weekly classes. You’ll be able to see which dates class will not be held (ie: holidays, no-school days).

Yes, they do! They fill especially quickly at schools where our program is offered on early-release days.

No! We don’t repeat It’s new every session! We have a rotating curriculum so K-5 students experience new projects every session and year they’re in our program. Some students are with us for a session or few, but the far majority continue through their elementary school years. The Elements and Principles of Fine Art don’t change, but the actual projects (and how those elements and principles are used in the art) are limitless!

If you already know your student is enjoying class, then signing up for the whole school year has benefits:

• holds your spot so you don’t have to re-register every session (and risk losing your spot if someone registers faster)

• saves you $10 on the registration fees ($50/school year -or- $20/session x 3 session = $60).

Please keep in mind we aren’t always able to offer full school-year classes at every school. We’ll still be there for the whole school year, but the school or district won’t always allow organizations to book more than a couple months in advance (so we do it session by session).

This is not a make-and-take program where kids bring something home every week. Students are gradually introduced to the elements and principles of Fine Art through several years of after-school study. You can expect them to create 3-4 pieces of finished art work each session (so 9-12 pieces of work per school year). We’d rather have kids bring home work you’d consider framing rather than tossing in the recycling.

Students work on projects in drawing, painting and clay. Each session (fall / winter / spring) includes one or more projects in each media.

This happens! If so, we always do our best to catch them up the following class. There are no refunds or make-ups for missed classes.

We love our parent volunteers in the classroom, and for Art Show preparations (and at the event)! Once you have already cleared the background check and requirements your school expects of volunteers, fill out the volunteer form on our donate (time) tab! We’d love to have you!