VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
Creative Art Journaling
Creative Arts Journaling guides students through a visual journey of self-expression, exploring everyday life, memories, and traditions. They learn creative lettering, design, and layout techniques using various art media such as watercolors, colored pencils, and permanent pens. The class encourages continued exploration and fosters lifelong artistic enjoyment. It nurtures mindfulness, creativity, and personal storytelling. Students build confidence as they develop a unique visual voice through art and journaling.
Hip-Hop Dance
Hip-Hop Dance teaches students an upbeat and high-energy urban style of dance. This class focuses on musicality and rhythm. Along with creative dance routines, students also learn the cultural significance and history of hip hop, providing greater context behind the art form.
Introduction to Design
Introduction to Design is a hands‑on theatre workshop that introduces students to the basics of set, costume, and prop design.
Using one shared story or short play, students explore one design element over three sessions—creating visual designs, collages, and simple builds that bring the world of the play to life.
The workshop encourages creativity, problem‑solving, and collaboration, and concludes with students sharing their designs in a mini portfolio presentation.
Stage Combat for Kids
Stage Combat for Kids is an introductory theatre workshop that teaches students how movement, falls, and non‑violent combat are safely used to tell stories on stage. Over three sessions, students build body awareness, coordination, and teamwork through theatre‑style warm‑ups, creative movement, and guided choreography. Participants learn basic stage combat skills and work together to create and perform a short, age‑appropriate scene in a safe, supportive environment.
Stories on Stage - Children's Literature
Stories on Stage is a fun, interactive theatre workshop where students bring children’s stories to life through performance and puppetry in a cozy café setting. Over three sessions, participants explore a children’s book or short play, play theatre games, create sock puppets, and work together to perform the story. This workshop builds creativity, confidence, and teamwork while making storytelling playful and engaging.