Holiday Classes
Drop-in Classes
Drop-in Classes available in any of our regularly scheduled classes the week of Feb. 20 (Ski Week in many school districts). We offer drop-in classes throughout the year, especially during school vacations and around the holidays. Students can take any of our regularly scheduled classes for $25. Call the front desk or e-mail for more details and/or to reserve a space.
Summer
Our Summer Schedule will be available on-line by mid-March. Art, Music & Movement classes (3-5-year-olds), as well as Fine Arts (for ages 5-7, and 8-12), will be offered Monday-Friday, 10-noon (AMM) or 10-11:30 a.m. (FA). Bring all the kids for a morning (or two) of art! We'll also offer Mad Mondays (1-3 p.m.), Fun Fridays (1-3 p.m.) and Canvas Painting Workshops (Mondays, 4-6 p.m.) every week; there will be a series of 3-day workshops too (T/W/Th 1-3 p.m.). Check back in a few weeks for more details, then contact us--classes fill fast!
Holiday Closures
The Center will be closed:
April 2-7 for Spring Break
Exhibits & Performances
Did you know art students have the opportunity to exhibit their work--both temporarily and in permanent installations? Similarly, our music students have the opportunity to perform live at least twice a year.
* Kaiser Roseville Pediatric Clinic--The clinic hosts a permanent exhibit of "jungle" themed art work painted here and donated to the hospital system in 2008.
* Third Saturday Art Walk in Roseville--Throughout the summer and fall of 2011, Art Center students exhibited their work in downtown Roseville at this increasingly popular monthly art event. Student work appeared in the lobby of the Roseville Theater May-August, and--for the months of September and October--in the children's room at Blue Line Gallery. Students and their siblings, parents and grandparents attended the Gala Opening Night at the Gallery.
* Children's Law Center of California--Currently, the Art Center is beginning work on a permanent installation for this law firm. Student work--themed around cheerful and playful scenes--will adorn the three offices' white walls, bringing optimism and hope to both the lawyers and the clients they serve--babies, chilidren and teens involved in the CPS and foster care systems.
* Music Shows--Music students have bi-annual shows at the Art Center. The Fall Show, on October 15, was amazing and very well attended (more than 250 people). Teachers and students are planning a Spring Show as well on March 24, 2-5 p.m. These shows allow students to perform solo, with their music teacher or with an ensemble.
