Pelham Art Center Offers Holiday Classes, Camps

From Pelham Art Center:

Enjoy some special family time celebrating the holidays by making art together! Create a unique 3-dimensional holiday card in this fun two-hour workshop: Holiday Pop-Up Cards, Dec. 10, 10AM-12PM. Sweeten your child’s day making a Family Gingerbread House together in this finger-lickin’ fun workshop Dec. 10, 1-4PM. And you and your child can create a lasting family memory by making a one-of-a-kind ornament or decoration in the Make Your Own Ornament workshop on Dec. 17, 12-2PM. Check out the Pelham Art Center website for more info and workshop fees.

Need fun activities to engage the kids while out of school this holiday? Look no further than the Pelham Art Center. With creative outlets for kids ages 3-13, we are offering a Morning Art Camp for ages 3-7 and Mixed Media and Sculpture for kids 7-13 December 27-30.

In Morning Art Camp, students make art and then shake it up with some movement activities. The kids get to work with all types of art media, including clay, paint, mixed media, movement, acting, storytelling and yoga! The Holiday Morning Art Camp will run Tuesday-Friday, 9:00AM-1:00PM for $264/$237 PAC members. In Mixed Media and Sculpture, kids ages 7-13 create three dimensional art work while exploring many art-making techniques and media including duct tape, natural objects, found objects and other unusual materials Tuesday-Friday, 1:30-4:30pm , for $198 / $178 PAC members.

Find out more and register online under “Camps” or “Workshops”, or over the phone at 914-738-2525 x. 111.

While your kids are having fun, they are also improving social and motor skills, personal expression, visual communication and application for digital skills. Studies show that children involved in the arts improve academically.

PAC instructors are great teachers, as well as professional artists in their associated mediums – so inspiring children, youth and adults alike comes naturally.

Need-based scholarships are available to all students who qualify.

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