 Artistry Workshops for Adults and Teens
Registration is required for these events. Please call 623-930-3844 to register.
Jingling Necklaces of the Middle East
Tuesday, March 2, 6:30 PM
A Bedouin woman's jewelry is her treasure. It is a walking bank account, which can be used as currency in markets, and its jingling symbolizes protection and status. Participants will create musical necklaces, with bells, glass, and metal beads. Instructed by Christy Puetz.
Egyptian Canopic Jar and Symbolic Bracelet
Tuesday, March 30, 6:30 PM
Ancient Egyptians used Canopic jars made of stone or clay during the mummification process. Symbolic miniature heads of Egyptian gods were depicted on the top of each jar as a means of protecting the contents. Using jars, colorful clay and beads, this workshop will guide you through a variety of projects, making your own version of a Canopic jar and a power bracelet. Instructed by Christy Puetz from the Bead Museum.
Kumihimo Bracelets
Monday, April 19, 7 PM
Come Kumihimo with us, and learn how to make an elegant Japanese bracelet with this unique silk braiding technique.
 Artistry Workshops for Children
Registration is required for these events.
Trekking by Train
Wednesday, March 17, 4 PM
If you love trains - freight trains, passenger trains, high speed trains - join us for this activity where you will create a whimsical candyland sculpture of a train engine. For ages 4-11. Register online.
Beaded Animal Safety Pins
Wednesday, April 14, 4 PM
Every animal has special characteristics or traits. Humans often desire to possess these characteristics in their own lives. Learn about animals from around the world and their symbolism. Then create beaded animal pins that you can wear on your backpack or shirt. For ages 6-11. Register online.
Parade of Elephants
Monday, April 26, 4 PM
Celebrate the majestic elephant by creating a colorful collage. Experiment with color and pattern before completing your design. For ages 5-11. Register online.
 Performances
Opera 101
Tuesday, March 23, 7 PM
The talented singers of Operatunity present a workshop focusing on the terminology and traditions of opera, featuring humor and plenty of musical interludes. This fun presentation/performance is sure to improve anyone’s attitude about opera!
Classical Indian Dance: The Bharata Natyam
Thursday, April 1, 7 PM
Indian dance instructor Asha Gopal will perform the Bharata Natyam, one of the oldest devotional classical Indian dance forms, originating in southern India. This highly stylized dance combines melody and rhythm with precise, forceful footwork and varied facial expressions to portray the vast range of human emotion.
Musical Theatre: Travel the World!
Tuesday, April 6, 7 PM
Vocal and dance quartet Musical Journeys presents an exciting trip around the world, featuring a nostalgic selection of songs and costumes.
Chinese Acrobatics
Thursday, April 22, 7 PM
Performers from Dynamic Wushu present a traditional Chinese Acrobatics exhibition. This performance, featuring the ancient Chinese arts of juggling, yo-yo, extreme flexibility, tumbling, Kung Fu, and the Lion Dance, will provide entertainment for your entire family.
All programs are free. For more information, call 623-930-3844.
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