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A non-profit 501(c)
3
corporation
WINTER 2023
Events + Classes
Creative 360’s Mission
To create environments that allow people of all ages and
abilities to experience the creative process, and to enhance
physical, mental and spiritual wellness through the arts and
humanities.
Core Values
Inclusiveness – No matter your age, gender, race, beliefs, skills or life
circumstances, you are welcome at Creative 360 and are free to be yourself.
Creativity – We believe that imagination and free expression are essential to any
person’s life. We see creativity not as a finished product, but a journey of discovery,
so we provide a non-judgmental atmosphere where all work is
treasured.
Respect – We respect not only people, but also ideas. We are open
to new and non-traditional programming. We believe in the power of
saying “yes.”
Community – We believe that unity and compassion are components
of a strong society. We work to bring people together.
Activities at Creative 360 are supported in part by the Michigan Arts & Culture Council; a partner
agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, Midland Area Community Foundation, and The
Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation.
CREATIVE 360 HAS TWO LOCATIONS:
·Bayliss Street ·1517 Bayliss St. Midland, MI 48640
·Downtown Gallery · 142 + 144 E. Ashman St Midland, MI 48640
(Classes + events in blue take place downtown)
TO REGISTER: 989-837-1885 · becreative360.org
EXHIBITIONS
Neon Waves
The Art of Josh Averill
+ Mark Piotrowski
Josh Averill and Mark Piotrowski, both Bay City
artists, are lighting up the Bayliss gallery with
their dynamic, electrifying art.
Neon artist Josh Averill restores vintage neon
signs and art and operates a neon studio. Tom
Dymora introduced Averill to neon, sparking his
passion for the art form. Josh often collaborates
with artist, Eddie Schingeck to create a fusion
of mixed media art.
Award winning artist Mark Piotrowski is known
for his ongoing enamel and aluminum series,
Wave Journeys. His quest is to capture the shift
that takes place in our minds and lives as we
experience life. He believes relationships with
loved ones, friends, family, and the environment are the bright colors of our lives. He looks for inspiration
close to heart and home. Mark is an educator teaching art for Bay City Public Schools and is heavily involved
with his mural and design company, MARKed ARTs. On exhibit through 2/19.
Opening Reception:
Friday, January 13 / 7:00 – 8:30 pm / Admission to all of our gallery exhibits is free and we are grateful
for your donations that allow us to continue this policy. Call for weekend and evening hours.
Creative 360 is hosting a Neon Ball on January 27th featuring this exhibition and many more exciting
happenings!
Generations Exhibit
Father · Daughter Works of Art
Featuring Katie Truemner Bruessow & Mitchell Truemner
We are delighted to feature the large-scale paintings of this
exceptionally talented family in our Bayliss gallery.
Katie Truemner Bruessow attended Kendall College of Art and
Design with a BFA in Illustration and a focus on Furniture Design.
After graduating Katie worked in the mass production market in both
home furnishings and painting, selling to companies like Ashley Furniture
and Jeffrey Alans. Painting has always been the core of Katie’s creative
work. Her creative process is set free by her loose style which is often
reflected in her favorite subject matter - nature.
Mitchell Truemner attended Delta College with an art concentration in the late
70s. He has been the featured artist in Traverse City’s Michigan Artist Gallery
and the Traverse City’s Opera House. Truemner’s abstract paintings evoke a
sense of spirituality. He is greatly influenced by the wooded areas of northern
Michigan, as well as the painters Joan Mitchell and Brian Rutenburg. On exhibit through 3/26.
Opening Reception:
Friday, February 24 / 7:00 – 8:30 pm / Admission to all of our gallery exhibits is free and we are
grateful for your donations that allow us to continue this policy. Call for weekend and evening hours.
ARTertainment (defn):
A Creative 360 activity such as painting, music, dance, acting and
literature that provides amusement or enjoyment!
Looking for something unique and interesting to do by yourself or with family or friends? A
new idea for Date Night? Come create with us! The only thing serious about these events is
the fun we have meeting new people and trying new things together. BYOB
Downtown @ C360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman St. Midland (unless noted)
Learn to _________ in ONE HOUR Series!
Learn to Play, Do, Create with the Creative 360 Team. A great way to sample a new skill or
hobby. Join the artists of Creative 360 for a fun night out that engages your creative side. We
will be learning a new skill each class - playing the ukulele, writing love poems - the list is
endless. No experience is EVER necessary.
Learn to CROCHET in ONE HOUR!
New Projects Added
· First Timers - Thursday, January 12 / 7:00 – 8:00 pm / $5
Bring COZY into your life! Everyone can learn this simple, fun addictive
craft. We provide 1 skein of worsted, 4ply yarn and a size J hook. (Hook
available for purchase if you love it!) Or, you may bring your own
materials. Age 14+ and ages 10 –14 with an adult.
8Reservations required.
· Triangle Scarf - Thursday, January 19 / 7:00 – 8:00 pm / $5
· Grannie Squares - Thursday, February 2 / 7:00 – 8:00 pm / $5
Learn to COLLAGE a VALENTINE in ONE HOUR!
Join Julie Welsh, just in time for Valentines Day! You may bring photos if
you would like to use them in your love note. Everything is provided!
Reservations required.
Thursday, February 9 / 7:00 – 8:00 pm / $5
MORE LEARN TO ___________ in ONE HOUR ACTIVITIES COMING SOON!
EVENTS
The Dad Joke Show 2.0!
Why shouldn’t you tell secrets in a cornfield?
Too many ears!
This will be an evening featuring Dads telling, well … Dad Jokes of course!
Our host for the evening’s groan inducing festivities, David King, will be joined on
stage by Dexter Brigham, Todd Little, John McPeak, Alex Rapanos, Carol Rumba, and Matt Schramm. The
jokesters will share the best-worst and best-best jokes of the genre. Rated PG.
Saturday, January 7 / 7:00 - 8:30 pm / $15 prepay, $20 at the door / BYOB
Broadway Flight Series
We are pairing Broadway musicals and wine for a “balanced
evening of smooth, live entertainment with a spicy finish!”
Lux, women’s choir of Midland and other performers from the
Great Lakes Bay Region will serve up a taste of four Broadway
shows while you enjoy a coordinated selection of wines.
Accompanist: James Hohmeyer.
Additional wines available for purchase.
You may bring snacks!
Friday, January 20 / 7:00 - 9:00 pm / $20 prepay, $25 at the door
Saturday, January 21 / 7:00 - 9:00 pm / $20 prepay, $25 at the door
Paint Your Pet
Join Creative 360’s Executive Director Laura
Vosejpka for an evening of color and fun. You
may choose to paint your pet Picasso style,
realistic, with cartoon colors…. anything you
like. No, you do not need to be artistic!
Send an Image of your dog, cat, hamster, or
horse by 1/19 and we will transfer it to a 16 x
20 canvas or you may want to freehand it
yourself! Close-up images are best!
All ages welcome. Preregistration required 1/19.
Tuesday, January 24 / 7:00 - 9:30 pm / $35 / Email images to
creed@becreative360.org by 1/19.
THE NEON BALL
An Immersive Fundraiser for Creative 360
Join us for art, light, music, food and dancing all in the midst of our
beautiful Bayliss Gallery filled with the glowing art of Mark Piotrowski
and Josh Averill.
The Neon Ball will be a treat for all of your senses. Your first drink is
paid for and heavy hors d'oeuvres will be served. Cash bar.
A limited number of tables for 6 or 4 are available for reservation.
Please call 989-837-1885 if you have questions. Preregistration
Required.
Friday, January 27 / 8:00 - 10:00 pm
$30 per ticket or 4 tickets for $100 in advance / $40 @ the door
Come in from the Cold Concert & Chili
Featuring Ike Beehr & The Blues Guise
Join us in the gallery for an evening filled with dance, excellent chili, and
the soulful blues of Ike Beehr and the Blues Guise. Ike and the Guise:
Doug Glazier, Dave Springer, John Scott, and other local musicians
always bring fun to the gallery. Choose from a variety of chili – including
beef, white chicken, and vegetarian all with toppings and cornbread. Photo
– Charles Bonham. Bring your own beverage.
Saturday, February 4 / 7:00 – 9:00 pm
$20 prepay, $25 at the door, BYOB
Blast from the Past
Big Band Nights
Creative 360 is proud to be
the home of the Blast from
the Past Big Band, Midland’s
oldest continuous big band.
This exceptional band
performs seven in-house concerts a year playing a variety of favorites from the 40s and 50s along with a few
modern songs. Creative 360 puts up a lovely dance floor and adds some snacks to keep the party going.
The concerts and dances take place first Mondays!
Monday, February 6 / 6:00 – 8:00 pm / Free! Really…. it’s Free!
We are grateful for your donations that allow us to continue providing exceptional events like this!
Love is Strange: A Night of Short Plays
Directed by Danielle Katsoulos
A hilarious night featuring nine short plays by national and local authors.
|Why help out a friend headed to an ex’s wedding? Support your child’s dreams when
they’re a little crazy? Help out during someone’s marriage proposal? Or follow through on
a ten-year-old marriage pact? … Love.
Come enjoy a night of light-hearted theatre featuring love in all its various forms. Some adult language.
Friday, February 10 / 7:00 - 8:30 pm / $15 prepay, $20 @ door / BYOB
Saturday, February 11 / 7:00 - 8:30 pm / $15 prepay, $20 @ door / BYOB
Midland Reads Poetry
Sponsored by Cheryl and Larry Levy
“When I began to listen to poetry, it’s when I began to listen to the stones, and I began to listen
to what the clouds had to say, and I began to listen to others. And I think, most importantly for all
of us, then you begin to learn to listen to the soul, the soul of yourself in here, which is also the
soul of everyone else.” – Joy Harjo
Join your neighbors of different ages, experiences, and backgrounds in a celebration of poetry’s place in our
lives and culture. This spoken word program features community members sharing the poetry – either written
by themselves or others – that is meaningful to them. If you would like to read, please contact Larry Levy
lawrenceivanlevy@gmail.com before March 18. Refreshments provided. Please let us know you are coming.
Donations to Creative 360’s programming are always welcome.
Sunday, April 23 / 2:00 – 4:00 pm / Free
Old Time Radio Show
Creative Radio Network presents
The Life of Riley!
Riley was famous for cheerfully
disrupting life with his malapropisms
and ill-timed intervention into minor
problems. His stock answer to every
turn of fate became a catch phrase:
'What a revoltin' development this is!"
Directed by Carol Rumba
Two nights of fun to choose from.
7:00 - 9:00 pm / $15 prepay, $20 at the door / BYOB
Friday, March 17
Saturday, March 18
As You Like It by William Shakespeare
Directed by Laura Brigham and Maranda Ginop
Join Rosalind and her cousin Celia as they escape into the woods to find
adventure, love, and family. A joyous tale of freedom and empowerment set in the
Forest of Arden, full of comic characters and memorable moments.
Friday, April 28 / 7:00 - 9:00 pm / $15 pre-pay, $20 at the door / BYOB
Saturday, April 29 / 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm / $15 prepay, $20 @ door / BYOB
Saturday, April 30 / 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm / $15 prepay, $20 @ door / BYOB
ARTS & HUMANITIES
Riverside Writers - Writing & Telling Your Story
Everyone’s life is a story to tell. Join us at the comfortable and casual Riverside Apartments community
lounge on Main Street where Anne McGeehan-Woodard leads the writing and/or telling of your stories.
Sharing is confidential and optional. Memories are captured and fellowship grows amongst the group Let us
know if you are interested in attending.
Tuesdays January 3 through April / 3:00 – 4:00 pm / Free
Intermediate Acrylic Painting
If you have a basic understanding of acrylic painting techniques, this series will
provide a deeper understanding of this versatile medium. Project flexibility is
possible in this workshop, depending on your artistic interests. The multi-week
format of this course allows for in-depth and tailored instruction, as we go deeper
into color theory and color mixing as well as other painting techniques and
compositional concerns. With Cynthia Keefe, MFA, and Creative 360 Co-Founder.
A materials list will be provided. Please preregister.
Wednesdays, 2:00 – 4:00 pm / $160 each session
SESSION I – Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22
SESSION II - Mar. 1, 8, 15, 22, (no class 29), Apr. 5, 12, 19, 26
Open Studio
Experience the joy of having a set time and dedicated place to create in the beauty
of Creative 360’s gallery! Work independently, meet a group, find new friends, or
pop in ear buds and focus on your vision. Anything goes as long as you leave no
trace when you leave (Don’t forget floor and table protection as needed). You are
welcome to bring coffee, chai, or a snack along with your art supplies.
Please let us know you are coming the day prior.
Fridays, January 6 through April 28 / 10:00 am – 1:00 pm / $8 each day
CREATIVE MINDS
Explore the style and processes of famous artists from the past and present with the
goal of discovering your own unique style. Allise Noble will share examples of each
artist’s work. All ages are welcome.
Preregistration Required. 6:00 – 8:00 pm / $30 each workshop / All materials
provided / Downtown @ C360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Tuesday, January 10 - Henri Matisse 3D Creative Collage
Matisse began as a painter, but fell in love with the art of cut-
outs later in life after an illness affected his mobility and made
fine motor skills more difficult. We will create a modern, funky
floral sculpture inspired by his work.
Thursday, February 16 - Carol Rossetti Comic Portraits
Rossetti is a current Brazilian artist known for her “Women
Project,” a series of illustrations featuring comic style portraits
of real people sharing their insecurities or times they felt
judged. She pairs these stories with positive affirmations.
Learn to illustrate simplified comic-style people in ink and watercolor and practice fun lettering styles. We will
then create positive affirmations, Rossetti style!
Thursday, March 16 - Paint Your Pet Like Louis Wain
Louis Wain began drawing his whimsical cats to entertain his wife, but his
illustrations took off and were used in many ads and magazines in the
early 1900s. As time went on, his cats would change to reflect his
thoughts and feelings. We will paint our own pets on 11x14 canvas using
traditional brush painting and paint markers. Invent your own whimsical
animal, or send a photo of your pet to artshop@becreative360.org by
March 13th to have it printed and transferred to canvas. Art can be an
important tool for communication when we can’t explain how we feel with
words.
Tuesday, April 11 – Jean-Michel Basquiat
Basquiat was a graffiti artist and painter working in the 70s and 80s who used an
abstract, primitive style that stripped visuals down to their essential meaning. He
had a difficult childhood, and went from homeless teen to selling paintings for
thousands of dollars in a couple of years. He used symbols to tell his story and
discuss difficult issues. Using acrylics and paint markers we will, like a graffiti
artist, learn to work in layers as we choose shapes, symbols, and words to tell
our story on an 11x14 canvas. In another nod to street art and the idea of artists adding to, and layering over,
each other’s work, we will also make our mark on a collaborative canvas that will be displayed in the
community. This workshop is a perfect guided intro to abstract art.
Beginning Acrylic Painting
If you’re just starting out or have some experience with acrylics, this series will provide a
thorough understanding of the principles and elements of art, color mixing, composition,
and adding mediums to explore the versatility of this medium. With Cynthia Keefe, MFA,
and Creative 360 Co-Founder. A materials list will be provided. Please preregister.
SESSION I - Sundays, Jan. 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26 / 1:00 – 3:00 pm / $140
SESSION II - Sundays, Mar. (no class 5th) 12, 19, 26, Apr. 2, (no class 9th) 16, 23, 30 / 1:00 – 3:00 pm / $140
Clay Hand-Building Studio & Workshop
Explore how basic hand-building techniques like coiling, slab-building, and surface treatment can be used to
create one-of-a-kind forms. You may choose to work on the featured project or
create your own. For all experience levels. Choose the session or drop-in
experience. Preregistration required.
Mondays, January 9, 16, 23, 30, February 6, 13, 20, 27 / 7:00 – 8:30 pm
·Drop-in $45 / Includes 2 Monday classes, day one form your piece(s), two weeks
later return to glaze
·Session $160 / Includes 25 lbs. of clay and a set of tools (value $35) and an
extra day each week to work independently on your projects. Extra days:
Thursdays 6:30 – 8:30 pm or Fridays 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Improv Class Level II
Let Your Creativity Loose, Communicate More Effectively, and Have a Blast!
Say YES and live in the moment. Improv is a fun and uplifting creative experience that will recharge your
confidence and self-expression. Through games and exercises we explore that space outside of our comfort
zone with an emphasis on fun in a safe and nurturing environment.
Instructor Ariel Rak studied and performed short and long form improv with
Magnet Theater (NYC) and the N.J. School of Dramatic Arts and was a
member of ComedySportz before moving to Midland. Now Ariel is excited
about building an improv community in the area!
Prerequisite Improv LI or instructor approval. Ages 18+
Wednesdays, Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, Mar. 1, 8, 15
7:00 – 9:00 pm / $100 / @ 1517 Bayliss Street
WATERCOLOR CLASSES with Nancy Philo
Join award winning artist and master teacher Nancy Philo (B.F.A
painting, M.Ed.) as she shares insights into this endlessly fascinating
medium. Nancy’s work appears
in public and private collections
in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Introduction to Watercolor
Watercolor is an elusive and
beautiful medium. It is also the
first painting practice before moving on to acrylic and oil (or NOT!) Learn
all the basic techniques: wash, glaze, lifting out, reserving whites, and more. A material list upon registration.
Preregistration required by 1/5.
Tuesday, January 10, 17, 24, 31 / 1:00 – 4:00 pm / $150
Watercolor: Beyond the Basics
Continue exploring this beautiful water medium with painter Nancy Philo. You will learn more advanced
techniques: mixing greys, the differences in pigments (opacity, transparency, etc.), and how to use
watercolors in layers to create landscapes and still life works. We will work from photos and from life, and
strive to create compelling compositions. Other materials added to watercolor will be demonstrated and tried
as well. Bring your goals and ideas to the first class. This is a positive and safe learning environment. A
material list sent upon registration. Preregistration required by 2/3.
Tuesdays, February 7, 14, 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28 / 1:00 – 4:00 pm / $295
Fabric Collage Landscape
Allise Noble shows you her unique process for creating beautiful
landscapes using acrylic paint and fabric. You may have seen
her landscape The Red Bridge in last year’s Midland Artists
Guild exhibition. You may choose to base your piece on this
work, or bring in your own reference of a favorite place. Come
learn basic acrylic techniques and mixed media tricks from an
award-winning artist! Materials provided including a 16x20
canvas. Preregister by 3/7.
Thursday, March 9 / 6:00 – 9:00 pm
$40, plus $8 materials
WELLNESS
Tai Chi 360
Also known as “moving meditation,” tai chi is a series of
slow, gentle motions that are patterned after movements in
nature. It has many health benefits for both body and mind
and promotes an overall sense of well-being, vitality and
inner calm. The class offers deep, internal understanding of
the practice and whether this is your first time or you’ve
been practicing for years, you are welcome! Taught in an open, friendly atmosphere. With Dianna Cole.
Tuesdays, January 10 through April / 11:00 am – 12:00 pm / $5 drop-in
Alignment 8 Yoga at Creative 360
“Keri gives us all permission and space to grow, rest, restore, connect, and
honor ourselves..” ~ A Student
Creative 360 is the home for Alignment 8 with Keri Kenney, ERYT500. Keri has over 2000
hours of teaching experience with dynamic and diverse populations. She truly meets her
students where they are and is committed to the physical, mental and spiritual health and
wellness of all.
Classes will be held at either at Creative 360’s downtown space at 144 E. Ashman or at the 1517 Bayliss
Center.
Our pricing is community based:
Community rate is $10 (discounted). Available so that everyone can experience the healing power
of the practice. Sustainer rate is $15 (pays for you). The rate at which we can sustain the program.
Supporter rate is $20 (pays for you and another). Pays not only for you but also the balance of the
sustainer rate for community participants.
A 10-class sustainer rate pass is available for $125
CLASSES BEGIN THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARY!
Vinyasa Flow
Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Vinyasa yoga pulls from many different paths of yoga including Iyengar, Hatha, Power, and Ashtanga and
integrates alignment, integrity, and intention. Be prepared to work your edge as you enjoy a fun flowing
practice uniting body, mind, and breath. Designed as a moving meditation, every Vinyasa class is unique,
creating the opportunity to become stronger, more flexible, and balanced. Using sun salutations and breath-
linked movement to transition from one pose to the next makes for a physically challenging class that allows
students to move and focus on the breath while detoxing the body, mind, and spirit. Accessible and aligned
yoga practices for all: Every class meets the moment and the needs of each practitioner in that moment with
gentle guidance, ground and the grace to remember we each are and have all that we need. All are always
welcome.
Mondays, 5:30 – 6:45 pm / Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Saturdays, 9:00 – 10:15 am (no class 1/28) / Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Restorative Yoga
Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Gentle, supportive, and therapeutic are just a few words that describe restorative yoga. At its core, restorative
yoga is a practice of passive healing - and you are oh so worthy to receive, to rest, to be.
In this practice you are invited to use a variety of props to fully support the body in shapes that move the
spine in all directions and may include heart openers, twists, forward bends, hip openers, inversions with
a focus on ease, and optional breath awareness. This is an opportunity to draw senses and attention inward
to replenish your well with presence and to invite/activate the more restful (parasympathetic) part of the
nervous system to restore our relationship with our birthright of comfort, support, and ease.
Mondays, 7:00 – 8:00 pm / Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Morning Flow
Held @ 1517 Bayliss
Good morning, beautiful. This practice invites you in as you are with the intention of greeting our day with
ground, compassion, and connection through a dynamic blend of stillness, movement, and the precious and
powerful pauses in-between. We will flow through sun salutations and postures that will help you stretch
body, mind, and spirit, awakening JOY in your heart. Open to all levels, opportunities to take postures up or
down a notch will be seamlessly woven with instruction allowing each student to move with intention at a
pace that serves their present moment experience. This class blends the asana practices of hatha, yin, and
vinyasa. All are always welcome & more than worthy.
Wednesdays, 9:00 – 10:15 am / Held @ 1517 Bayliss
Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga is a gentle practice in which postures are performed while seated and or with the aid of a chair. It
is great for those with balance issues or trouble getting down and up off the floor. Chair yoga increases
flexibility, strength and body awareness with different breathing techniques and meditation to promote focus,
mental clarity and relaxation. all are always welcome to this space.
Held @ 1517 Bayliss
Wednesdays, 10:30 – 11:30 am / Held @ 1517 BaylissBreath + Meditation
Held @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
Pranayama is the practice of breath control. This class introduces yogic breathing and concentration
exercises that lead to a meditative state. Regular practice purifies the body and calms the mind, eventually
leading to experiences of deep relaxation, peace, and vitality. Some preparatory asanas may be included.
No prior experience is needed. This practice is suitable for anyone seeking to calm the mind and revitalize
the body and spirit. Come comfortable and feel free to bring anything that supports you, your breath and the
taking of your seat.
Saturdays, 10:30 – 11:00 am (no class 1/28) / $5 drop in / @ Creative 360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman
CHILDREN & TEENS
CREATIVE KIDS AFTER SCHOOL ARTS EXTRAVAGANZA
Each week, we have a unique creative arts experience for children ages 5 -
10. Experiences include visual arts, movement and music, theater, and writing
with our fun, caring group of talented instructors who are experts in their field.
Students will make art, move their bodies, get messy, make
new friends, and explore all aspects of creativity.
Please preregister at least two days prior to each day.
Thursdays / 4:15 - 5:30 pm / $15 per class, $100 - 10 class pass
Jan. 5 - Theatre With Katie MacLean Peters
Jan. 12 - Fabric Collage Self Portraits With Allise Noble
Jan. 19 - Pointillism Winter Scenes With Allise Noble
Jan. 26 - Penguin Plushies With Allise Noble
Feb. 2 - Jim Dine Inspired “Heart Art” Valentines With Allise
Feb. 9 - Creative Writing With Katie MacLean Peters
Feb. 16 - Clay Windchime Part I With Allise Noble (Part II 3/2)
Feb. 23 - Judith Scott Inspired Yarn Wrapping Art With Allise Noble
Mar. 2 - Clay Wind Chime Part II With Allise Noble (glaze pieces created on 2/16)
Mar. 9 - Watercolor Resist Van Gogh Sunflowers With Allise Noble
Mar. 16 - TBA
Mar. 23 - Fantasy Insect Sculptures With Allise Noble
Mar. 30 - Theatre With Katie MacLean Peters
Shakes it Up - Spring Break!
Perform a role in a modern
language version of a
Shakespeare play! Each
student will work with a
professional director to
audition, be cast, work on, and
memorize a role in aperformance at the end of the week. Ages 10 – 17.
Monday through Friday / 1:00 – 4:00 pm
March 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 / $100
*Final performance is March 31 at 6:30pm*
See the Arts & Humanities section above for information
about this wonderful series of workshops!
CREATIVE MINDS
Downtown @ C360 Galleries 144 E. Ashman St. Midland
Explore the style and processes of famous artists from the past and present with the
goal of discovering your own unique style. Allise Noble will share examples of each
artist’s work.
All ages are welcome. Preregistration Required.You can also read
