ReArt

RE-ART is an art program for children ages 5 to 12 years that encourages exploration of art in new contexts, inspires creative minds, and fosters critical thinking to help our children connect with the world and with each other. The sessions will emphasize cross-pollination of arts and culture disciplines while encouraging children to find art in unexpected places as well as in everyday experiences. The program goal is to help Boise's children live richer, fuller lives through their participation in the arts.

RE-ART classes will be offered September 2012 - May 2013, every second weekend of the month. These classes are first-come, first-served (no pre-registration) so arrive a few minutes early to get a spot!

SATURDAYS |  (Sept. 8, Oct. 13, Nov. 10, Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 9, March 9, April 13, & May 11)

1pm-2pm | Collister Library (4724 W. State St., Boise, 83703; 208.562-4995)
3pm-4pm | Cole & Ustick Library (7557 W. Ustick Rd., Boise, 83704; 208.570-6900)

SUNDAYS  (Sept. 9, Oct. 14, Nov. 11, Dec. 9, Jan. 13, Feb. 10, March 10, April 14, & May 12)

1pm-2pm | Main Library (715 S. Capitol Blvd., Boise, 83702; 208.384-4076)
3pm-4pm | Hillcrest (5246 W. Overland Rd., Boise, 83705; 208.562-4996)


2012/13 RE-ART CLASS SCHEDULE  -
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SEPTEMBER 8-9 | Spinning Wheel
Teacher: Keren Brown
See how fleece right off the sheep is cleaned, combed, and spun on a historic replica spinning wheel -- and then make some yarn for yourself! Local spinning instructor and fiber artist, Keren Brown, shares her passion and love for this historic and current art form. Try your hand at spinning wool into usable yarn on a classroom drop spindle, and take home project plan and a dyed wood sample! Download flyer

OCOTBER 13-14 | Needle Point & Embroidery
Teacher: Amy Pence-Brown
From darning garments to making works of art, needlepoint and embroidery have proven an important part of America's past. A recent resurgence in the art/craft illustrates its staying power and importance in our culture. Come see real life examples of this art, learn some basic needleworking techniques, and take home a project of your very own! Download flyer

NOVEMBER 10-11 | Square Dancing
Teacher: Ava Honey
Discover the history of square dance, see examples of clothing, learn a square dance 'call, and then show off your new moves! Download flyer

DECEMBER 8-9| Old Time Music
Teachers: Boise Rock School - Download flyer

JANUARY 12-13 | Letter Flourishing
Teacher: Jeanette Ross - Download flyer

FEBRUARY 9-10 | Ukulele
Teacher: Thomas Paul - Download flyer

MARCH 9-10 | Theatre Acting

Teachers: Nick Garcia & Hollis Welsh - Download flyer

APRIL 13-14 | Invention
Teacher: Sue Latta - Download flyer

MAY 11-12 | Mosaic

Teacher: Kimberly Thompson & Heather Schwabe - Download flyer



 


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