summer 2016 classes - Sweetwater Center for the Arts

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Sweetwater Center for the Arts
FACILITY
RENTALS
Looking to host a special party,
reception or fundraiser?
Celebrate at Sweetwater!
With access to the spacious community room and
gourmet kitchen, paired with the beautiful structural details
of the Old Post Office Building, Sweetwater provides
the perfect venue for all of your parties and events.
all Rentals InClUDe tHe Use OF:
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The striking Community Room, offering
high ceilings, large glass-panel windows
and hardwood floors
A recently updated, fully-equipped kitchen
Sweetwater’s unique lobby space
Tables and chairs
Steinway Grand piano
Rental Rates:
non-profit: $350/3 Hrs.
additional Hours: $75/Hr.
Private: $450/3 Hrs.
additional Hours: $100/Hr.
*Audio/visual equipment is available
for an additional fee ($75)
For more details and scheduling information,
contact Sweetwater’s Rental Coordinator at
412-741-4405 or
alvirgin@sweetwaterartcenter.org
Sweetwater ® Center for the Arts
Where Creativity Flows
Phone: 412-741-4405
Fax: 412-741-1178
www.sweetwaterartcenter.org
info@sweetwaterartcenter.org
Old Post Office Building
200 Broad Street
Sewickley, PA 15143-1525
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SUMMER 2016 CLASSES
Summer Session: June-August 2016
SWEETWATER CENTER FOR THE ARTS was established in 1975 to provide opportunities to create
and experience art. Here you will find programs of the highest quality.
Board of Directors................................ 1
OUR MISSION: Sweetwater Center for the Arts’ mission is to enrich the lives of children and adults
in the communities we serve by providing excellence in arts education and cultural programming.
Staff...................................................... 2
THE CENTER OFFERS YOU:
—Artist-instructors with outstanding qualifications
—Classes for beginners and experienced students
—Small, intimate class settings
—Performances, exhibitions, lectures, demonstrations, and cultural programming
Events................................................... 5
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Evening and weekend office hours pending
class schedule.
Please call office at 412-741-4405 for weekly
schedule.
Jewelry................................................. 7
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Richard McCormack, President
Maggie Setler, Vice President
Scott Schober, Treasurer
Barbara Cooley Thaw, Secretary
David Bush
Tom DeFazio
Christianne Gribben
Courtney Jones
LaMont Jones, Jr.
Corrie Manjoo
Jeanne McDaniel
Elizabeth Shapiro Murphy
David Pawloski
Barbara Pontello
Pete Schlicht
Heather Whitfill
ADVISORY BOARD
Wayne Murphy, Chair
Bonnie Casper
A. Gary Chace
Ann Coburn
Elizabeth Asche Douglas
Eleanor Friedman
Edward Harrell
Susan Kaminski
Ann Morine
Alice Snyder
BUILDING CLOSED:
May 28-May 30, 2016— Memorial Day
July 2-July 4, 2016— Fourth of July
Education programs at Sweetwater Center for the Arts are
supported in part by grants from Allegheny Regional Asset District,
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, private foundations, corporations
and businesses and the generous support of many individuals.
Exhibitions........................................... 4
Call for Artists...................................... 5
Adult Classes:
Ceramics/Sculpture............................. 6
Scholarships......................................... 7
Photography........................................ 8
Painting................................................ 8
Culinary Arts........................................ 9
Music Classes................................ 10-11
Adult/Child Workshop....................... 12
Summer Camp Index.................... 12-15
Beaver Station Classes.................. 16-18
Preschool Classes.......................... 18-21
Children’s Classes.......................... 22-28
Teen Classes.................................. 29-33
Birthday Parties................................. 34
Outreach Programs............................ 35
Scout Workshops............................... 35
Field Trips........................................... 35
Donors........................................... 36-38
Community Arts Programming.......... 39
Policies............................................... 40
Register for Summer 2016 classes through May 31,
2016 and receive 10% off tuition. Use coupon code
summer16early10 when registering online. Excludes
private music lessons. Sweetwater does not offer
reimbursement if coupon code is not used at the time of
registration
Accessibility Policy............................. 40
Membership..........................Back Cover
Cover artwork by Alexandra Watrous
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STAFF
Nichole Remmert, Interim Executive Director
Denise Ditrich, Business Manager
Derek Reese, Education & Outreach Coordinator
Alyssa Virgin, Administrative Coordinator
Alexandra Watrous, Artistic Coordinator
Christina Mandus, Receptionist/Business Assistant
Tara McHenry, Receptionist
Bonnie West, Receptionist
Terra Mayes, Ceramics Technician
SUMMER CAMPS AT BEAVER STATION
See pages 16-18 for information about Summer Programming at Beaver Station!
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EXHIBITIONS
Portal #2 by Louise Silk
INTERWOVEN STATES: Contemporary fiber art exhibition by artists
from Pennsylvania and Ohio
April 8 - June 10, 2016
Fiber art practices have a regional historical significance within our local craft history. In today’s contemporary
technologically fueled world, textile artists are finding new ways to work with traditional materials, creating a
dialog with the past and reflecting the significance of contemporary culture on our lives today. This exhibition of
contemporary fiber art showcases artists from Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Artists include: Alyse C. Bernstein, Tony Bible, Terry Boyd, Pam George Valone, Lisa M. Haabestad, Carolyn
Kohut, Lauren Manger, Malgorzata Mosiek, Mike Nold, Meg Prall, Jane Ogren, Michael Radyk, Carly M.
Reed, Louise Silk, and Sarah Simmons.
Interwoven States is juried by Joanne Arnett. Ms. Arnett is a textile artist living in northern Ohio. She spent
most of her creative career in Germany and California, working as an artist and photographer, as well as in
the fashion industry. Her personal work combines the practices of photography and textiles into a single
discipline and explores the dualities of transience and permanence, public and private, the mundane and
the extraordinary. She has shown regionally and nationally. She is currently represented by Gallerie Noir in
Texas. Joanne received her BFA from California Design College and her MFA from Kent State University. She
is an assistant professor at Kent State University. www.joannearnett.net
Sweetwater would like to thank our Media Sponsor 91.3 WYEP and 90.5 WESA.
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EXHIBITIONS
Summer Solo Exhibition
June 18 - August 5, 2016
Sweetwater will be presenting a solo exhibition in our gallery for eight weeks. The artist presenting will be
from within a 200 mile radius of Pittsburgh, PA. We are excited to offer this opportunity to artists in our
region and are looking forward to see who the artist will be that presents a solo exhibition. The artist will
be announced on May 16th, 2016.
Winter In The City by Ron Copeland
REMix: Exhibition of artwork created with recycled materials
August 20 – September 16, 2016
In today’s culture of abundance we are plagued with left overs and waste. As a society we create more
garbage than any generation before us. And the question nags, what shall we do with all that stuff? ReMIX
is an exhibition of art made from all that stuff, highlighting regional artists who create new works from
items and materials that had a previous function. Their act of upcycling re-purposed materials is a kind of
contemporary alchemy, transforming the seemingly worthless into objects worthy of our gaze.
ReMIX is juried by Ron Copeland. Ron Copeland is a Pittsburgh based artist originally from Canton, OH.
He considers himself a self-taught artist but his graphic design studies at Kent State are a clear influence
on his work. He has become well known for radiant lamps made from recycled plexi-glass and assemblages
constructed from discarded wood. His interests have focused on salvaging materials from abandoned
spaces of the Rust Belt region. Taking fragments of what remains of houses or buildings he recreates the
space of a life left behind. He has shown his work nationally and is represented by Borelli-Edwards Gallery
in Pittsburgh, PA and Galerie F in Chicago, IL. www.roncopeland.tumblr.com
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EVENTS
ARTBREW
Art Brew
Saturday, July 9, 2016
7:00-10:00 p.m. Last pour at 9:30 p.m.
Ages 21+, including designated drivers.
Join Sweetwater for our 3rd Annual Art Brew. Sweetwater’s unique twist on an Arts & Crafts Fair where
the Crafts are the beers on tap at this annual favorite! Arts activities, games, craft beer, awesome eats, live
music, and an Artists’ Market make up this one-of-a-kind night! Art Brew is a fundraising event for
Sweetwater. Proceeds from this event will be used to support our numerous programs held throughout
the year, many of which are offered free of charge or for a nominal fee. Located on Bank Street, in front of
Sweetwater’s building. Tickets On Sale Now! Visit: www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org/Art-Brew-2
$25 members/$30 non-members/$35 at the door /$15 designated driver
Must show ID, ages 21+ only
Admission includes three beer tickets (12 oz. pours), live music, art activities, artist market access, and
discounts at after party event. Designated driver admission includes three tickets for soft drinks and/or
bottled water, live music, art activities, and artist market access.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
For more details on these opportunities and to submit, go to our website: SweetwaterArtCenter.org/
call-for-artists.
Summer Solo Exhibition:
Exhibition Dates: June 18 – August 5, 2016. Submission Deadline: May 2, 2016
All Media: Regional call for artists residing within 200 miles of Pittsburgh who work in any media to
present a solo exhibition of their work at Sweetwater. Submission fee is $30.
Art Brew Artist Market:
Event Date: July 9, 2016. Submission Deadline: June 10, 2016
All Media: This one day sale of Art and Handmade Crafts will take place during Sweetwater’s annual
fundraiser Art Brew. There is no submission fee and artists are not required to attend the sale.
ReMIX:
Exhibition Dates: August 20 – September 16, 2016. Submission Deadline: July 16, 2016
Recycled Materials: Regional call for artists residing in Southwestern Pennsylvania who are creating art
work made from recycled or upcycled materials. Submission fee is $25.
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CERAMICS
Materials fee is included in the tuition and covers 25 lbs. of clay as well as firing/glazing fees. Students are strongly encouraged to purchase their own tools; tool kits are available in the Sweetwater office for $16.25 (includes tax).
Traditional Pottery Studio- CS01Ages 16 & up
This class is designed for students at any level of pottery. There will be an emphasis on the fundamentals of traditional pottery
making in both wheel throwing and hand building. Basic techniques of pottery making will be discussed and demonstrated.
Those who already have experience working in pottery will learn more advanced techniques in hand building, wheel throwing,
surface effects, and glaze treatments. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Terra Mayes
Time: 8 Mondays 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Dates: June 6 - July 25, 2016
Member Tuition: $195
Non-Member Tuition: $225
Intensive Ceramics Studio-CS02, CS03
Ages 14 & up
Adults, please join us for a special camp for the grown-ups. In this 5-day workshop, students will explore the World of Clay by
trying several basic techniques and processes popular in this medium, like pinch-bowls, darting platter-plates, wheel-throwing,
cool surface treatments, and firing explanations. A broad overview will happen, in tandem with a couple specifically designed
projects to inspire creativity and further study, like evolving-anti-gravity sculpture and puzzle-sculpture and negative space
sculpture. A week of freedom in the clay arts for the Adults is just what the doctor ordered to begin and end the Summer. This
course will be eye-opening!
June Session-CS02August Session-CS03
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: June 6 - June 10, 2016
Dates: August 8-August 12, 2016 Member Tuition: $140 Member Tuition: $140
Non-Member Tuition: $170Non-Member Tuition: $170
Ceramics Open Studio - CS04 Ages ages 18+
Pre-requisite: Students must have taken at least one ceramics class with an instructor or have already participated in the
Ceramics Open Studio at Sweetwater within the past year to qualify for this class.
Join us on Tuesdays for the opportunity to mingle with friends or family during our open ceramics studio! This open studio is
designed for students who have experience in ceramics and can work with no instructor present. Materials fee is included in the
tuition.
Time: 10 Tuesdays, 6:30-9:30 PM
Dates: June 7-August 9, 2016 Member Tuition: $120
REGISTER EARLY!
Register for Summer 2016 classes and camps through May 31, 2016 and receive 10% off the tuition. Use coupon code
summer16early10 when registering online. Excludes private music lessons. Sweetwater does not offer reimbursement if
coupon code is not used at the time of registration.
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JEWELRY
Metalsmithing-TC01, TC02, TC03 Ages 16 & up
Students will be taught basic metal forming techniques, as well as stone setting and design. Two projects will be completed: first,
a simple hammered cuff bracelet with a stone setting; then a more intricate bracelet of the artist's own design. The class will be
able to study several of the instructor's own pieces, some of which have won recognition for unique design quality. Students will
be taught how to order metal on the first day of class.
Metalsmithing-TC01
Instructor: Pat FalboMember Tuition: $200
Time: Mondays 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Dates: June 13 - August 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JUNE 20, 2016 OR JULY 4, 2016
Metalsmithing- TC02 Instructor: Pat FalboMember Tuition: $200
Time: Mondays 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Metalsmithing-TC03 Instructor: Pat FalboMember Tuition: $200
Time: Mondays 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
SCHOLARSHIPS
Full and Partial Scholarships are available for adults and children demonstrating financial need. Please
contact Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 for an application or go to www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/
scholarships/ to download an application. Scholarships are sponsored by the Allegheny Regional Asset
District (ARAD), The Clarke Family Foundation, Child Health Association of Sewickley, and the generous
support of individuals via the Arthur L. (Tui) Coburn, III Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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All applications must be received at least one week prior to the start of class.
A limited number of scholarship students will be allowed to attend each course.
Scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Scholarships are not available for private music lessons or private art lessons.
All qualified students will be awarded one scholarship per session.
Scholarship students are allowed one unexcused absence per class. If students miss more than one class without an excuse, they must wait one year to reapply for a scholarship.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Introduction to Digital Photography- PH01
Ages 18+
The world of digital photography is cutting-edge but is based on principles as old as the very first cameras themselves. This
introductory class will help you navigate through the technological confusion and teach you how to take better pictures,
download and organize them in your computer and display your work with pride. This class emphasizes total work flow,
from creative ideas and composition, all the way through software to final output. Class time is divided between lecture,
demonstration, and critique, with the bulk of the shooting done outside of class. Students should bring a digital camera with
them to class (a DSLR camera is recommended but not essential).
Instructor: David CooperMember Tuition: $150
Time: 8 Tuesdays, 6:30-9:00 PM
Dates: June 7-July 26, 2016
Digital Photography Open Seminar- PH02
Ages 18+
Love photography but can’t seem to find the time? Do you need a classroom structure to help provide motivation? Well, you are
in luck! The Digital Photography Open Seminar provides the forum and the opportunity to work on personal projects and explore
new ideas. The curriculum for this course will be based on the students’ needs and requests. Lessons and demonstrations come
from your suggestions, and the bulk of the class will be dedicated to creating and critiquing work and sharing ideas with other
students. The more you put into this class, the more you will get out of it. Students should bring a digital camera with them to
class (a DSLR camera is recommended but not essential).
Instructor: David Cooper
Time: 8 Thursdays, 6:30-9:00 PM
PAINTING
Summer Painting Escape -PA01 Ages 18+
Meet with Joyce for a casual painting session in oils. Along with personal instruction and/or critique on your preferred projects,
you will benefit from watching Joyce paint during class in her unique knife painting style. BYOB if you wish, along with your
favorite snacks.
Instructor: Joyce Werwie Perry
Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Dates: 5 Tuesdays, June 21 – July 19, 2016
MATERIALS LISTS
A materials list can be found online at www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org/classes. Click on the “View and Register for Classes
Online” link, enter the appropriate information, and click on your class title to view the materials lists.
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CULINARY
Due to the nature of culinary arts classes, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions.
Pre-registration is required for classes in culinary arts.
Chill Out: Summer Soups and Salads- CC02 Ages 18+
Too hot to cook? No problem! Chef Sherri Kelly has you covered with this class where you will learn the cooler side of soups and
creative salads. We’ll get you thinking beyond lettuce and store-bought dressing so that you won’t have to turn on the oven all
summer long!
Instructor: Sherri KellyMember Tuition: $45
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Date: Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Low Carb Cooking for Summer- CC03 Ages 18+
Don’t let summer snacks and parties ruin all of your hard work! Join Chef Nick as he guides you through cooking recipes from
popular low-carb cookbooks. With Chef’s tips and tricks, you can enjoy healthy favorites all summer long!
Instructor: Nick Gryszka
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Date: Thursday, June 30, 2016
Member Tuition: $45
Summer Soiree-CC04 Ages 18+
Chef Sherri Kelly of Mezza Luna Café is here to help you have this season’s best cocktail party! You’ll learn refreshing summer
cocktail recipes, as well as the perfect snacks and appetizers to pair with your libations on the lawn! After this class, there is no
doubt yours will be the outdoor fête that keeps them talking all year! Must be over 21 to enjoy alcoholic beverages.
Instructor: Sherri Kelly
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Dates: Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Member Tuition: $50
Grill Masters: Summer Fruit and Veggies-CC05 Ages 18+
Tie on your apron and get the grill hot! It's summer time, the season for flavorful and healthy fruits and veggies from the garden.
Join Chef Nick as he guides you through his favorite ways to prepare and grill his favorite healthy summer fruits and veggies.
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Dates: Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Member Tuition: $45
REFUND POLICY
Class cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start date of the class. Students may receive a partial
refund(a $25 cancellation will be applied) OR a credit voucher in the full amount if they cancel no less than 3 business days
before the class start date. No refunds or credit vouchers will be given without 3 business days notice. Credit vouchers are
non-transferable between students and may only be applied towards class tuition.
Refunds will be processed within 10 business days.
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MUSIC
Most music lessons are half-hour, private lessons. See each individual description for details. Please note that Sweetwater
does not offer make-up classes or tuition reimbursement for student absenteeism. Sweetwater does not prorate tuition for
classes the student cannot attend. The 10% early registration discount does not apply to music lessons. Online registration is
not available for music lessons. Please call Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 to schedule lessons.
Piano - MU01, MU02, MU03
Ages 6 & up
Enjoy comprehensive, private piano lessons on a studio Kawaii covering all aspects of musicianship: theory, technique, repertoire
and performance. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced students are all accepted. Methods and teaching materials are assigned
according to the student’s age, level and interests. Cost of books is in addition to the tuition fee. Lessons in piano are half-hour,
private lessons. Students must have access to either a piano or a keyboard in order to practice outside of class.
MU01- Monday Piano MU02- Tuesday Piano MU04- Monday Guitar MU05- Friday Guitar
MU03- Wednesday Piano
Instructor: Lee Kikuchi
Instructor: Tricia Mack
Time: 8 Mondays, 2:30-9:00 PM Time: 8 Tuesdays, 3:00-8:00 PM Time: 8 Wednesdays, 2:30-9:00 PM
Dates: June 6 – July 25, 2016
NO CLASS ON JULY 4
Guitar- MU04, MU05 Ages 6 & up
This is the perfect class for the student who has never played guitar, used to play, or the student who has never stopped
playing. The instructor will adapt to any student or instrument - classical, f-hole, electric, etc: all styles are equal. Basic music
fundamentals (such as how to read music and chord formations), jazz, contemporary and classical styles will be covered. Cost of
books is in addition to the tuition fee. Lessons in guitar are half-hour, private lessons. Students must provide instrument.
Instructor: Jeff Ellsworth Instructor: Jeff Ellsworth
Time: 8 Mondays, 2:30-9:00 PM Time: 8 Mondays, 2:30-8:00 PM
NO CLASS ON JULY 4 Member Tuition: $200
Cello - MU06, MU07
Ages 6 & up
Enjoy comprehensive private cello lessons covering all aspects of musicianship: theory, technique, repertoire and performance.
Beginner, intermediate and advanced students are all accepted. Methods and teaching materials are assigned according to the
student’s age, skill level and interests. Cost of books is in addition to the tuition fee. Lessons in Cello are half-hour, private
lessons. Students must have a cello, rented or owned, in order to practice outside of class.
MU06- Monday Cello Instructor: Lee Kikuchi
Time: 8 Mondays, 2:30-9:00 PM Dates: June 6 – July 25, 2016
NO CLASS ON JULY 4
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MU07- Wednesday Cello
Time: 8 Wednesdays, 2:30-9:00 PM
MUSIC
Voice - MU08, MU09, MU10
Ages 6 & up
Students ages 6-11 may enroll in voice lessons only if they are currently studying piano or have already studied piano for a
minimum of two years. Students ages 12 & up are not required to have this additional music background. Voice students will
learn the fundamentals of music theory as they apply to singing, specifically as applied to “sight singing”, as well as the proper
techniques for breathing, sound production, vocal timbre and diction. Teaching materials are assigned according to the
student’s age, level and interests. Beginners will learn Broadway and popular songs. More advanced
students will study the classical (operatic) literature and songs in other languages. Cost of books is in addition to the
tuition fee. Lessons in voice are half-hour, private lessons. Student must have a working keyboard for home practice.
MU08- Monday Voice
NO CLASS ON JULY 4
MU09- Tuesday Voice
Instructor: Tricia Mack
Time: 8 Tuesdays, 3:00-8:00 PM Dates: June 7 – July 26, 2016
MU10- Wednesday Voice
Music Composition - MU11, MU12 Ages 6 & up with at least two years of studying a musical instrument.
Students interested in writing music may take private music composition lessons. Composition students will review the finer
details of music theory as they apply to writing music and will learn many different compositional techniques: improvisation,
germination, variations on a theme, musical forms, setting text to music, harmonizing and programmatic
music. Cost of books is in addition to the tuition fee. Computer software is recommended. Lessons in Music
Composition are half-hour, private lessons. Student must have a keyboard or a working musical instrument for home practice.
MU11- Monday Composition
NO CLASS ON JULY 4
MU12- Wednesday Composition
Monday Violin/Viola- MU13
Ages 3 & up
Private lessons are offered in both violin and viola to students of any level. Students will learn proper instrument and bowing
technique, music reading skills, listening skills and music theory. They will also study a variety of melodic and rhythmic sounds
and patterns while learning how to play either the violin or viola. Lessons are based on individual needs of the student and
may utilize the Suzuki Violin Method techniques and principles if appropriate for the student. Cost of books and/or CD’s are in
addition to the tuition fee. 30 minute lessons are offered to students ages 3 - 8. 60 minute lessons are offered to students
ages 9 and older. Lessons are offered every other week for the summer session. Student must provide instrument.
Instructor: Linda Andersen
Time: 8 Mondays, 4:30-9:30 PM
Dates: June 6, June 13, June 20, June 27, July 11, July 18, July 25, and August 1
Member Tuition: $200 (30 minute lessons)
Non-Member Tuition: $230 (30 minute lessons)
Member Tuition: $400 (60 minute lessons)
Non-Member Tuition: $460 (60 minute lessons)
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ADULT/CHILD WORKSHOPS
Father’s Day BBQ- AC01All Ages
Get ready to involve the whole family in your Father’s Day Barbeque with this class for Dads and Kids. (bring Grandpa too!) We’ll
barbeque ribs, chicken, beef, veggies, corn on the cob and more! You’ll also learn about sauces, marinades, and rubs. This is a
fun class for dads and kids of all ages! Pricing includes one adult and one child. Please call the office for additional adult or
child pricing.
Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Dates: Thursday, June 16, 2016
Member Tuition: $70
SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION
Sweetwater Center for the Arts offers weekly, half-day and full-day summer camps for ages 4-17 in the
visual, performing and culinary arts. Every week is a new adventure as campers explore various themes
and art forms. Summer camps run from June 6- August 12, 2016. On the first day of camp, please go to
the upstairs lobby for camp check-in.
All campers MUST fill out a new Permission Form/Medical Waiver before they may participate in camp activities. These forms
will be emailed to camp participants prior to the camp start date. The following policy applies to children enrolled in Preschool,
Children’s, and Teen classes (ages 4-12): In order to keep your child safe, please escort him/her to class every day. If anyone
other than yourself is to pick your child up, please write a note and give it to the instructor at class. If you give your teen
permission to walk home or to meet you outside after class, then you must write a note stating this and give it to the instructor.
A photo ID must be shown when picking up children from a class.
LUNCH OPTION: If you register your child for one morning camp and one afternoon camp in the same week, you may sign
up for the supervised lunch ($10/day; lunch is not included) at the time of registration. Camp participants (ages 4-15) who are
not accompanied by an adult and wish to stay in the building between camps must sign up for the supervised lunch. Supervision
is provided by a Sweetwater instructor or staff member. Supervised lunch registration must be made at least two business days
prior to the camp start date in order for arrangements to be made.
Due to food allergies, Sweetwater does not provide snacks or lunch. Snack breaks will be taken during both morning and
afternoon camps, so parents should provide a snack, drink or lunch for their children. Snacks and drinks may also be purchased
in the Sweetwater office for 75 cents each. We ask that parents DO NOT send their child to camp with food that contains
peanuts due to other students who may have an allergy.
A PHOTO ID MUST BE SHOWN WHEN PICKING UP CHILDREN FROM CAMP.
CHILD DROP-OFF AND DISMISSAL POLICY
The following policy applies to children enrolled in Preschool, Children’s, and Teen classes and camps (ages 4-15): In order to
keep your child safe, please escort him/her to class every day. If anyone other than yourself is to pick your child up, please write
a note and give it to the instructor at class. If you give your teen permission to walk home or meet you outside after class, then
you must write a note stating this and give it to the instructor. A photo ID must be shown when picking up children from a class.
REGISTER EARLY!
Register for Summer 2016 camps and classes through May 31, 2016 and receive 10% off the tuition. Use coupon code
summer16early10 when registering online. Excludes private music lessons. Sweetwater does not offer reimbursement if coupon
code is not used at the time of registration.
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SUMMER CAMP INDEX
WEEK 1: JUNE 6-JUNE 10
Preschool (ages 4-6)
Children (ages 8-10)
Teen (ages 11-14)
Play with Clay-PS01
Jewelry Making-CH01
Let’s Get Poppin’-CH24
Sounds Good! Instrument Design
and Construction-TN19
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Nature Surreal-PS18
Indiana Bones-CH25
Circuits and Synthesizers-TN20
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
BEAVER STATION
Art Explorers-BS01
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tell Me A Story-BS02
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Paint like Picasso-PS02
Painting Extravaganza-CH02 Cooking Around the World-CH03
Art and Games-CH27
Teen Sculpture-TN01
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Children’s Ceramics-CH04
Children’s Drawing-CH05
Circuitry and Synthesizers for Kids-CH26
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Cooking Techniques-TN02
Installation Nation-TN21
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 11-14)
BEAVER STATION
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Printmaking-BS03
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Collecting Inspiration-BS04
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 13-17)
Life of Leonardo-PS03
What’s in a Name?-CH06
Hippie Art-TN03
Teen Metalsmithing-TN04
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Preschool Printmaking-PS04
Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci-CH07
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Jewelry Making-TN05
Teen Ceramics-TN06
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 11-14)
BEAVER STATION
A Week at the Beach-BS05
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Painting: En Plein Air-BS06
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
WEEK 4: JUNE 27-JULY 1
Children (ages 5-7)
Teen (ages 11-14)
Robots and Gadgets-PS05
Wild Things at Fern Hollow Nature Center-CH09
Awesome Architecture-CH08
Color Craze-CH28
Teen Drawing-TN07
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
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SUMMER CAMP INDEX
WEEK 4 CONTINUED
Teen (ages 11-14)
BEAVER STATION
Under the Big Top-PS06
Puppet Making-CH10
Teen Painting-TN08
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Bookmaking-BS07
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Butterflies, Bugs, and Plants-BS08
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
WEEK 5: JULY 5-JULY 8 (NO CLASS ON MONDAY, JULY 4)
Summer Safari Animals in Art-PS07
Fun with Water-PS14
Hands, Feet, & Faces: Sculpture Extraordinaire-CH11
Modern Masters-TN09
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 11-14)
Art Explorers Sampler-CH12
Wizard Camp-CH13
Fiesta! Fiesta!-CH29
Make it Up! Intro to Improv Theater-TN22 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
BEAVER STATION
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Drawing: Observation and Imagination-BS09
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Fiber Art: Altering Fabric-BS10
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Superheroes & Villians-PS08
Art2D2-CH14
AH! Real Monsters-CH30
Teen Photography-TN10
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
BEAVER STATION
Children (7-10)
Authors and Illustrators-PS09
Children’s Ceramics-CH15
Logo World: DIY Printing
And Design-CH31
Zentangle: The Art of Doodling-TN11
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Tell Me a Story-BS12
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Art Explorers-BS11
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Child (ages 7-10)
WEEK 6: JULY 11-JULY 15
Preschool (4-6)
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Exploring Outer Space-PS10
Children’s Acting-CH16
Teen Anime Art-TN12
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
A Trip to the Zoo-PS11
Wizard Camp-CH24
Children’s Cartooning-CH17
Teen Acting-TN13
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
BEAVER STATION
Collecting Inspiration-BS14
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Printmaking-BS13
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
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Mixed Media: The Art of Collage-PS12
Creative Summer Experience: Week 1-CH19
Children’s Science in the Kitchen-CH18 Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Photography -TN14
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 11-14)
Art Explorers: Art Sampler-PS13
Making the Band-TN23
Teen Science in the Kitchen-TN15
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
BEAVER STATION
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Painting: En Plein Air-BS16
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
A Week at the Beach-BS15
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Medieval Knights and Princesses-PS14 Creative Summer Experience: Week 2-CH20
Exploring Art and Nature at Fern Hollow Nature Center-CH21
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Under the Sea-CH32
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Paint like Picasso-PS15
Teen Printmaking-TN16
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
BEAVER STATION
Butterflies, Bugs, and Plants-BS18
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen Bookmaking-BS17
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
Teen (ages 11-14)
Pow! Bam! Comic Camp!-PS19
Children’s Cooking Around the World-CH22 Art Around the World-TN17
Art and Sports-TN23
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (ages 11-14)
You CAN Paint on that-PS16
Go Go Gadget Green-PS17
Art and Science-CH23
Teen Cooking Around the World-TN18
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Children (7-10)
Fiber Arts: Altering Fabric-BS20
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Teen (11-14)
Teen Drawing: Observation and Imagination-BS19
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
WEEK 9: AUGUST 1-AUGUST 5
WEEK 10: AUGUST 8-AUGUST 12
BEAVER STATION
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
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NEW for 2016! Summer Camps at Beaver Station! Beaver Station is located at 1 River Road, Beaver, PA
15009.
PRESCHOOL
Art Explorers- BS01, BS11 Ages 4-6
Explore line, pattern, color and texture through creative play and fun projects. This is an art sampler course to expose students
to wide range of media including drawing, collage, drawing, painting and printmaking. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session- BS01
July Session- BS11
Instructor: Mary Claire Nemeth
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: July 11 - July 15, 2016
A Week at the Beach- BS05, BS15 Ages 4-6
Sand, sea shells, sea horses, and sharks! Learn all about the beach and sea life. Create a series of fun drawing and painting
projects through the course of the week. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session- BS05
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
July Session- BS15
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Butterflies, Bugs, & Plants BS08, BS18 Ages 4-6
Let’s discover nature! Campers will learn the basics of printmaking and practice quick and easy techniques and processes such as
monotype, relief, and collagraph methods in a playful course inspired by the outdoors. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session-BS08
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
August Session- BS18
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: August 1 - August 5, 2016
CHILDREN
Tell Me a Story-BS02, BS12 Ages 7-10
Create your own unique narrative and express the story through pictures. Use drawing, painting, collage and printmaking
techniques to express your story through pictures. Create a book to share with friends and family by the end of camp! Materials
fee is included in the tuition.
June Session- BS02
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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July Session- BS12
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: July 11, 2016 - July 15, 2016
Collecting Inspiration- BS04, BS14 Ages 7-10
What are your favorite things? Is it dogs, cats, swimming at the pool, reading, singing? It could be anything! Learn techniques in
drawing, painting and collage to share with others what you get really excited about! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session-BS04July Session-BS14
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: July 18, 2016 - July 22, 2016
Member Tuition: $125Member Tuition: $125
Non-Member Tuition: $155 Non-Member Tuition: $155
Fiber Art: Altering Fabric- BS10, BS20 Ages 7-10
Campers will learn to dye and print on t-shirts, socks, pillowcases, and more! Through techniques such as the Japanese shibori
dying technique and fabric screen printing, campers will create their own wearable art! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
July Session- BS10August Session- BS20
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: July 5, 2016 - July 8, 2016
NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Member Tuition: $115Non-Member Tuition: $170
TEEN
Teen Printmaking-BS03, BS13 Ages 11-14
Come learn and experiment with various printmaking techniques including monotype, relief, and collagraph on both paper and
fabric. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session- BS03
July Session- BS13
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Painting: En Plein Air- BS06, BS16 Ages 11-14
Come paint outdoors and find inspiration in the beautiful natural landscape and historic architecture in Beaver. Learn all about
color, light and composition. Work in acrylic, watercolor, and pastel. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session- BS06
July Session- BS16
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: July 25, 2016 - July 29, 2016
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Teen Bookmaking- BS07, BS17 Ages 11-14
Campers will be utilizing drawing, painting, collage and found imagery to narrate a story to share. Join us as we learn a variety
of book construction techniques, develop drawing, painting, and mixed media art skills, and share our stories. Materials fee is
included in the tuition.
June Session-BS07
July Session-BS17
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Drawing: Observation & Imagination- BS09, BS19 Ages 11-14
Everyone has a drawer in them. Campers will explore a variety of mediums and surfaces with conventional and unconventional
approaches to drawing, both in the studio and outside. Both observational study drawing and drawings from the imagination will
be practiced. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
July Session-BS09August Session-BS19
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
PRESCHOOL CAMPS AT SWEETWATER
The following classes are designed for children who are ready to explore art on their own. Children
uncomfortable without an adult are better suited for an Adult and Child class.
Play with Clay-PS01
Ages 4-6
This class will introduce younger students to the ceramics studio environment and teach team a variety of techniques using clay.
Projects will include making sculptures, pendants, and beads. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Dates: June 6-June 10, 2016
Nature Surreal- PS18 Ages 4-6
During Nature Surreal, children will have the opportunity to investigate nature through mixed media art, play, and exploration.
Through a combination of outside art explorations and indoor studio learning, children will investigate the beauty of nature, and
our connection to the natural world. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Liza Torrence
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 1 week, June 6 - June 10, 2016
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Paint like Picasso-PS02, PS15
Ages 4-6
This colorful camp will introduce children to a variety of painting media including watercolor, acrylic, tempera, and more! We will
learn basics of color theory, color mixing, and learn about famous painters such as Pablo Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent Van
Gogh, and more! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
June Session-PS02
August Session- PS15
Instructor: Sonya Dugal
Instructor: Melanie Baughman
Time: 1 week, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
The Life of Leonardo-PS03
Ages 4-6
Children will learn and be inspired by the great master, Leonardo da Vinci. We will learn about da Vinci’s art and inventions as we
draw, paint, and make our own da Vinci inspired inventions out of recycled materials. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Stephanie Cassidy
Time: 1 week, 9:00 AM -12:00 PM
Preschool Printmaking- PS04
Ages 4-6
Discover the basics of printmaking and learn innovative techniques and processes such as monotype, relief, and collograph
methods to create expressive artwork. This hands-on experience will encourage creative expression and enhance the skills and
knowledge necessary for printmaking. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 1:00-4:00 PM
Robots and Gadgets-PS05
Ages 4-6
Children will love this interactive camp! Learn about robots and other machines and then create various projects based on these
helpful gadgets. Projects include a recycled object robot buddy, a gadget painting, and an awesome bottle jet pack! Materials
Under the Big Top-PS06Ages 4-6
Come one, come all! Enjoy the magic and excitement of the circus. Students will make loads of art inspired by elephants, clowns,
lions, and circus acts. We will learn about the festivities under the big top through books, music, and even practice circus tricks!
Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 1:00-4:00 PM
Summer Safari-PS07 Ages 4-6
Embark on a wild adventure to Africa! On this exciting summer safari, children will explore different animals and their habitats,
while creating art projects using a variety of media. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 4 day class, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Dates: July 5-July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
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Liquid Art: Experiments with Water-PS14 Ages 4-6
Get ready for summer fun! Children will learn about the science behind water and how artists use water to create fun and
exciting works of art. From bubble paintings to fountain sculptures, children will explore all of the wacky ways water can be used
to express creativity and cool off on warm summer days, all at the same time! This is not a pool camp, but please dress children
for a day of splashing and spraying of water. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Danielle Thomas Member Tuition: $100
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Non-Member Tuition: $130
Dates: July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Superheroes and Villians-PS08 Ages 4-6
Inspired by those awesome crime fighters with special powers, we will make projects that celebrate our favorite action heroes
and heroines. Our projects will also explore the diabolical schemes of the arch nemesis of our favorite hero, and use our creative
powers to foil their plans. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Dates: July 11-July 15, 2016
Authors and Illustrators-PS09
Ages 4-6
Explore the work of famous illustrators including Eric Carle and Maurice Sendak. These illustrators will inspire students to draw,
paint, and collage their own characters. Students will write short stories and create illustrations in addition to creating new
characters. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 1:00-4:00 PM
Exploring Outer Space- PS10
Ages 4-6
Blast off for an adventure in this cosmic summer camp that will take you where no Sweetwater student has gone before.
Children will learn about our solar system and create art projects that are literally out of this world! Materials fee is included in
the tuition.
A Trip to the Zoo-PS11Ages 4-6
Lions and tigers and bears? Oh yes! Children will learn about their favorite zoo animals as they create their own animal kingdom
using a variety of techniques including painting and stuff paper sculpture. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 1:00-4:00 PM
Mixed Media: The Art of Collage-PS12
Ages 4-6
Students will create their own painted papers and make projects in the style of Eric Carle. We will learn about this popular
illustrator and other artists that use these fascinating techniques. By the end of the week, students will have a colorful collection
of collages. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
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Art Explorers Art Sampler- PS13
Ages 4-6
This sampler art class for children is an opportunity for students to try multiple mediums and materials each day. Students
will explore the potential and variety that art has to offer and experiment with different media such as drawing, painting,
printmaking, multi-media, and three-dimensional artworks. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 1:00-4:00 PM
Medieval Knights and Princesses-PS14
Ages 4-6
Return to the land of knights, princesses, and castles as children explore life in the Middle Ages. Children will create costumes,
armor, and maps while exploring arts and crafts from the Middle Ages. On the last day of class, the knights and princesses will
enjoy a glorious feast at the round table! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Dates: August 1-August 5, 2016
Pow! Bam! Comic Camp!- PS19 Ages 4-6
Welcome to the world of comics! Campers will explore the world of comic books and their favorite comic characters
through drawing and painting. At the end of camp, children will become their favorite characters by making their very own
comic-inspired accessories that they can actually wear! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1 week, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
You CAN Paint on That-PS16 Ages 4-6
A canvas is not the only place for paint. Campers will be exploring their studio, as well as the outdoors, in search for fun and
interesting places to paint their masterpieces. Having fun, learning about color and texture, and the different ways we can
express ourselves through painting is the name of the game. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 1 week, August 8 - August 12, 2016
Go Go Gadget Green- PS17 Ages 4-6
This summer, campers will tinker their way through a recycled art adventure! Children will learn about our environment and how artists
can help play a role in sticking up for mother Earth. Using primarily recycled and re-purposed materials, students will make collages
with found objects, orphan crayon paintings, and sculptures made from discarded gadgets. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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CHILDREN'S CAMPS AT SWEETWATER
Jewelry Making-CH01 Ages 8-12
Students will use unconventional materials to create unique pieces of jewelry for themselves or as a gift to someone special.
Some of the projects include a bracelet made from safety pins, a duct tape ring, and a friendship bracelet. We will also embellish
a small jewelry box to hold all of our new creations! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Colleen Sherts
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: 1 Week, June 6 - June 10, 2016
Let's Get Poppin': Pop Art- CH24 Ages 7-10
Kaboom! Splat! Pow! Children will explore the history of Pop Art and Pittsburgh through an exploration of various art mediums
including action-painting, design, and screen printing. No Pop Art camp would be complete without finishing off with an Andy
Warhol themed art celebration! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Indiana Bones: Adventures with Dinosaurs- CH25 Ages 7-10
Children will play the role of artist archaeologists as they create and assemble their own paper mache dinosaur
bones, design their own treasure maps, and make their own explorer gear from reusable materials. No stone will
go unturned as campers learn how art can lead to prehistoric good time. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Circuitry and Synthesizers for Kids-CH26 Ages 7-10
Join us as we explore the science of sound and turn everyday objects into musical instruments! Using circuitry and recycled
materials, we'll reimagine our room as a playable, interactive space. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Jordan Mroziak and Lisa Belczyk
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Art and Games-CH27 Ages 7-10
Do you love to create? Do you love a challenge? This camp will let you find out what happens when your artistic side and your
competitive side collide! We will be making sculptures, drawings, and more inspired by games of chance, scavenger hunts,
obstacle courses, and other fun challenges. Art and Games combines creativity and play to start you on new artistic adventures!
Instructor: Danielle Thomas
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
REGISTER EARLY!
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Painting Extravaganza-CH02 Ages 7-10
Using a variety of different paints such as watercolor, tempera, and acrylic, students will learn many techniques while
creating beautiful works of art. Some of the projects include an ice cream sundae painting with colorful toppings
and a watercolor seahorse. Come and explore the wonderful world of color! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Children's Cooking Around the World- CH03 Ages 7-10
Travel the world as you explore cuisine from near and far. Students will travel to a new country each day including Mexico,
Germany, and France. On the last day, children will learn about famous foods in our own hometown of
Pittsburgh and how they became popular in our diverse city. Appropriate cooking fundamentals, food safety,
cooking terms, and supervised knife skills will be taught. Students will eat the food they have prepared during each class.
Due to the nature of this camp, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. Students should bring
a cutting board and a chef’s knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a permanent marker. Materials
Instructor: Kate Jeffe
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Children's Ceramics-CH04 Ages 7-10
Dress to get messy and come prepared to develop skills in ceramics! Students will learn how to create tiles, sculptural pieces,
and even get an opportunity to observe and experience wheel-throwing. Basic ceramic skills such as clay construction, surface
decorations, and glazing techniques will be introduced. No previous clay experience is required! Please note that projects will
take up to two weeks to be fired. Sweetwater will notify parents when projects are ready for pick up. Materials fee is included in
the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Children's Drawing-CH05 Ages 7-10
Draw what you see as you develop your drawing techniques and learn basic principles of line and perspective. Students will
explore several drawing techniques as the experiment with pencil, charcoal, colored pencil, pastel, and pen & ink. Students will
draw animals, a self-portrait, and a still-life. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Sonya DugalMember Tuition: $125
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
What's in a Name?- CH06 Ages 7-10
Students will use the name as a starting point to create multiple works of art. Some of the projects include writing their names in
graffiti style with pastels and making a colorful name plaque with paper mosaic. We will explore different types of lettering and
typography. Come and see what’s in a name! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci-CH07 Ages 7-10
Children will learn and be inspired by the great master, Leonardo da Vinci. We will learn all about da Vinci’s art and inventions as
we draw, paint, and make our own da Vinci inspired inventions out of recycled materials. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
FULL DAY CAMP!
Wild Things at Fern Hollow Nature Center-CH09 Ages 5-7
Visit Fern Hollow Nature Center for an exciting week of adventure as campers hike trails, view insects, and study nature. Learn
how to look at the world through an explorer’s eyes. Campers will look for evidence of animal activity in nature during a daily
hike then participate in a variety of hands-on experiments to learn more about the world around them.
This camp will be held at Fern Hollow Nature Center, 1901 Glen Mitchell Road, Sewickley, PA 15143, www.fhnc.org,
412-741-6136. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS CAMP. Please call Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 to register.
Fern Hollow will not take registrations for this camp. PLEASE NOTE: The 10% early registration discount code does not apply.
Instructor: Sally Oberdick and Susie Moffet
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Dates: 1 week, June 27 - July 1, 2016
Awesome Architecture-CH08 Ages 7-10
Fallingwater, the Colosseum, Gothic Cathedrals, and more! Let architecture inspire your imagination as you learn about famous
structures around the world. Students will design their own buildings and environments with a variety of recycled materials.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Puppet Making-CH10 Ages 7-10
Students will learn how to make large, beautifully detailed marionettes using materials including string, wood, fabric,
paper-mache, and more! After making these playful puppets, students will put on a puppet performance for parents and friends
on the last day of camp. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 1 week, June 27, 2016 - July 1, 2016
Color Craze and Radical Rainbows-CH28 Ages 7-10
Explore the power of colors and experimenting with all things colorful! Children will learn about painting in all sorts of wacky and
vivid ways, including water balloon painting, tie dye, and creating rainbow creatures. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 PM - 12:00 PM
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Hands, Feet, & Faces: Sculpture Extraordinaire-CH11 Ages 7-10
In this camp, students will learn how to make, decorate, and cast their own hand, foot, and face in clay form. Students will walk
through the process of casting and have the opportunity to glaze or paint their finished forms. Slab-rolling, hand-rolling, carving,
and other techniques will be introduced. Please note that projects will take up to two weeks to be fired. Sweetwater will notify
parents when projects are ready for pick up. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: 4 days, July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016.
Children's Art Explorers Art Sampler-CH12 Ages 7-10
This sampler class is an opportunity for students to try multiple mediums and materials each day. Students will explore the
potential and variety that art has to offer and experiment with different media including drawing, painting, printmaking,
multi-media, and three-dimensional artworks. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 4 days, July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Wizard Camp- CH13, CH24 Ages 7-10
Don’t miss the train to the wonderful world of Wizarding School! In this camp, students will create magical projects and potions
and learn about magical creatures. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
July Session-CH13
July Session 2-CH24
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 4 days, July 5 - July 8, 2016
Dates: 1 week, July 18 - July 22, 2016
NO CAMP ON JULY 4, 2016
Fiesta! Fiesta!- CH29 Ages 7-10
Campers will be celebrating artistic influences from Mexico and beyond! Dia de los Muertos style head bands, Mosaics inspired
by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and paper mache maracas are just a few of the possibilities for this caliente summer camp.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: 4 days, July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Ah! Real Monsters- CH30 Ages 7-10
Campers will dive into a wacky world of fantastical creatures and goofy beasts as they create their very own monster pals.
Campers will first learn to bring their creation to life through drawing and painting. The camp will conclude with a 3-D paper
mache project that will bring the monsters from the page and into our world. Beware! Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Logo World: DIY Printing and Design- CH31 Ages 7-10
Campers will explore the world of logo design and learn how symbols help us to define ourselves and shape how we look at the
world. Through DIY printing techniques and screen printing, made famous by international art superstar Andy Warhol, campers
will create their own personal logos from the design stage all the way through production. The camp will culminate in a collaborative screen printing logo tapestry to be displayed at Sweetwater. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Children's Ceramics-CH15 Ages 7-10
Dress to get messy and come prepared to develop skills in ceramics! Students will learn how to create tiles, sculptural pieces,
and even get an opportunity to observe and experience wheel-throwing. Basic ceramic skills such as clay construction, surface
decorations, and glazing techniques will be introduced. No previous clay experience is required! Please note that projects will
take up to two weeks to be fired. Sweetwater will notify parents when projects are ready for pick up. Materials fee is included
in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ART2D2-CH14 Ages 7-10
Let the force guide you! In this camp, students will have the opportunity to build a medium sized Star Wars inspired sculptures
in clay. This camp will introduce students to basic hand building techniques . Students will also work with multi-media to create
their own light saber, and more! Please note that projects will take up to two weeks to be fired. Sweetwater will notify parents
when projects are ready for pick up. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Children's Acting-CH16 Ages 7-10
Calling all young performers to the stage! Young actors and actresses will improve confidence and speaking skills as they shine
on Sweetwater’s stage. Children will learn through theater games, improvisations, short scenes, and vocal dynamics. Children
will prepare a short play on the last day of camp for parents and friends. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Thom McLaughlin
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Children's Cartooning-CH17 Ages 7-10
Bring your imagination and sense of humor! This camp will introduce students to the history of cartooning with a focus on
character design and concept. Students will learn how to draw basic human structures using simple shapes and will learn how
to draw comic book characters in a variety of positions, expressing an array of emotions. Children will create their own cartoon
characters and comic strips while developing drawing techniques. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Celena Yussen
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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CREATIVE SUMMER EXPERIENCE
Sweetwater has numerous need-based scholarships available for this camp! Please call Sweetwater to request a scholarship
application or download the application at www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org.
Creative Summer Experience, Week 1: Go Global! - CH19 Ages 6-12
Join Sweetwater and the Sewickley Community Center as we celebrate our diverse world in this creative, fun, and enriching experience! With the theme of “Go Global!” we will encourage your child to learn and engage in the vitality and history of various
world cultures through the visual arts and music.
Instructor: Sarah Mammay, Terra Mayes, Leigh Solomon Pugliano
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Creative Summer Experience, Week 2: Go Global! - CH20
Instructor: Sarah Mammay, Terra Mayes, Leigh Solomon Pugliano
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Ages 6-12
*Sign up for both weeks of Creative Summer Experience at a discounted price!
Tuition: $345
Children will swim daily (weather permitting) in the Community Center pool to beat the summer heat. Certified lifeguards will be
on duty.
• Daily drop-off will be at Sweetwater Center for the Arts, in the upstairs lobby.
• Daily pick-up will be at the Sewickley Community Center, located at 15 Chadwick Street, Sewickley.
• The proximity of Sweetwater to the Sewickley Community Center allows for campers to walk from one site to the
other under close supervision. Note to parents: Campers WILL NOT cross Route 65 on their walk. Instead, they will walk along Bank Street which takes you under Route 65.
• Please note: Children attending this camp must be independent in the locker/dressing rooms.
THE EARLY 10% DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO THIS CAMP. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS CAMP. TO
REGISTER, PLEASE CALL SWEETWATER AT 412-741-4405.
Community Celebration: Friday, August 5, 2016 from 2:00-4:00 PM
Campers from both weeks are invited to attend with their friends and family. Join us for student art exhibition, special interactive
performance, refreshments, and snacks! The Community Celebration is held at Sweetwater.
Children’s Science in the Kitchen-CH18 Ages 7-10
Have you ever wondered why yeast makes bread rise and what makes whipped cream fluffy? Find out in this introductory class
to cooking. Students will mix, knead, and chop as they learn answers to many of these delicious mysteries. Appropriate cooking
fundamentals, food safety, cooking terms, and supervised knife skills will be taught. Students will eat the food they prepared at
the end of each class.
Due to the nature of this camp, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. Students should
bring a cutting board and a chef’s knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a permanent marker. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Jeff Berkowitz
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Under the Sea- CH32Ages 7-10
All aboard! Campers will explore the deep blue sea in this ocean-themed art camp. Paper mache fish, under-watercolor paintings, and sea creature collages are just a few of projects campers will participate in. Don’t miss the boat on this fun and creative
deep sea adventure. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
FULL DAY CAMP!
Exploring Art and Nature at FHNC - CH21 Ages 8-10
Visit Fern Hollow Nature Center for an exciting week of adventures as campers hike trails, view insects, and study nature. Learn
how to look at the world through a scientist’s eyes. Campers will look for examples of science in nature during a daily hike then
participate in a variety of hands-on experiments to learn more about the world around us. Students will learn about different
areas of science, including physics, chemistry, and physiology.
This camp will be held at Fern Hollow Nature Center, 1901 Glen Mitchell Road, Sewickley, PA 15143, www.fhnc.org,
412-741-6136. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS CAMP. Please call Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 to register.
Fern Hollow will not take registrations for this camp. Materials fee is included in the tuition. PLEASE NOTE: the 10% early
registration discount code does not apply.
Instructor: Sally Oberdick and Susie Moffet
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Children's Cooking Around the World-CH22 Ages 7-10
Germany, and France. On the last day, children will learn about famous foods in our own hometown of Pittsburgh and how they
became popular in our diverse city. Appropriate cooking fundamentals, food safety, cooking terms, and supervised knife skills
will be taught. Students will eat the food they have prepared during each class.
bring a cutting board and a chef’s knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a permanent marker.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Art and Science-CH23 Ages 7-10
Join us to learn the science behind color theory, shadow and light, movement and more! Students will get the opportunity to
learn how famous artists applied science to their work. They will then create inspired works of art through a variety of media.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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TEEN CAMPS AT SWEETWATER
Sounds Good! Instrument Design and Construction-TN19 Ages 11 - 14
From lo-fi to hi-tech, come design and build musical instruments. Learn about acoustics and visual design by prototyping instruments that range from percussive to plucked and everything in between.
Instructor: Jordan Mroziak and Lisa Belczyk Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Circuitry and Synthesizers-TN20 Ages 11-14
Join us as we explore the science of sound and turn everyday objects into musical instruments! Using circuitry and recycled materials, we'll reimagine our room as a playable, interactive space. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Jordan Mroziak and Lisa Belczyk
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Installation Nation- TN21 Ages 11-14
Installation art is art that you can get into. Literally! Installation Nation campers will be creating room sized, collaborative art environments using sculpture, painting, drawing, and much more. At the end of camp, campers will unveil their artistic creations to
the public and visitors to Sweetwater will have the opportunity to experience all the fun and creativity that goes into installation
art. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Sculpture-TN01 Ages 11-14
This class will emphasize creating art in three-dimensional form. Students will learn the basics of sculpture and create projects
including a relief sculpture, one kinetic mobile or stabile sculpture, and one free standing sculpture. Some materials we will use
to create our sculptures include paper, clay, wax, wire, and plaster. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Kim Stocker
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Teen Cooking Techniques-TN02 Ages 11-14
Students will learn the proper way to slice, dice, sauté, and more! Each day students will learn a series of essential cooking skills
and then practice by creating a series of delicious, easy meals.
bring a cutting board and a chef’s knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a permanent marker. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Kate Jeffe
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Hippie Art-TN03 Ages 11-14
Travel back in time to the psychedelic 60’s as we explore the popular styles associated with the decade. Learn the art of creating
beautiful henna tattoos, tie-dye your favorite t-shirt, create a groovy rock poster, and more! Students should bring a pre-washed
100% white cotton t-shirt with them to camp to tie-dye. All other materials are included in the tuition.
Instructor: Sarah Mammay
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Teen Metalsmithing-TN04 Ages 13-17
Students will learn and practice the basics of metalsmithing such as sawing, filing, forming, and soldering. Each student will
fashion at least one ring, bracelet, or pendent of his/her own design. Students with previous experience will be shown how to
complete a more advanced project. A materials fee of $35 is to be paid to the instructor on the first day of class.
Instructor: Pat FalboMember Tuition: $125
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Teen Jewelry Making & Beading-TN05 Ages 11-14
Students will learn the fundamentals of beading, such as working with different types of wire, crimping to secure clasps, and
designing and constructing a variety of projects. Sample projects may include necklaces and chokers, bracelets, anklets, and key
chains. Interesting beads and charms will be available, and students will be encouraged to develop their own individual styles.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Ceramics-TN06 Ages 11-14
Students will be introduced to many basic techniques to develop a solid foundation in clay. This class will provide an overview
of all types of ceramic techniques such as pinching, coiling, and wheel throwing. Students will explore sculptural and functional
forms. No previous clay experience in required! Please note that projects will take up to two weeks to be fired. Sweetwater
will notify parents when projects are ready for pick up. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Drawing-TN07 Ages 11-14
Draw what you see as you develop your drawing techniques and learn the basic principles of line and perspective. Students will
explore several drawing techniques as they experiment with pencil, charcoal, colored pencil, pastel, and pen & ink. Students will
draw animals, a self-portrait, and a still-life. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
REGISTER EARLY!
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Teen Painting-TN08 Ages 11-14
Create paintings while learning how to express yourself in new ways! This class will address the needs of beginners as well as
more experienced students. Students will experiment with a variety of painting media such as watercolors, acrylics, and pastels
while representing a variety of subject matter. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Modern Masters-TN09 Ages 11-14
Create works of art inspired by modern masters! Projects include altered portraits inspired by the Cubist method of Picasso,
graphic drawing inspired by Salvador Dali’s surrealist fantasies, and a pastel drawing inspired by Van Gogh. Materials fee is
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: 4 day camp, July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Make it Up! Intro to Improv Theater TN22 Ages 11-14
Make it Up! provides students ages 11-14 with a supportive place to dive into the world of theater and comedy! We'll explore
the different forms improv can take in a supportive environment. Whether you have no stage experience, or you consider
yourself a future "Whose Line is it Anyway?" star, this class will provide a safe space to practice making things up as you go. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Annie Harder
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Dates: July 5 - July 8, 2016, NO CLASS ON JULY 4, 2016
Zentangle: The Art of Doodling-TN11 Ages 11-14
Do you like to doodle? Zentangle is a fun and relaxing drawing style that focuses on structured patterns. In this camp, students
will be introduced to the style of Zentangle. Students will learn how to create intricate patterns and incorporate shading techniques into their designs as they draw their own Zentangle masterpieces using pencil, pen, or ink. Materials fee is included in
the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Photography- TN10, TN14 Ages 14-17
Explore the world of digital photography in this introductory camp. Students will explore shooting techniques and composition
with the use of their DSLR camera. Class time is divided between lecture, demonstration, and casual critique. Students will have
the opportunity to take photos outside and along Beaver Street in the heart of Sewickley. Students should bring a digital camera
with them to class (a DSLR camera is strongly recommended but not essential). Materials fee is included in the tuition.
July Session 1 - TN10July Session 2- TN14
Instructor: Kara Sambrick
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Member Tuition: $125 Non-Member Tuition: $155
Instructor: Kara Sambrick
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Anime Art-TN12 Ages 11-14
This camp will focus on popular styles of anime and manga. Campers will learn to draw the human figure in the style of Japanese
animation and comics. Students will explore the animation process, story-boarding, and character design. A brief introduction to
Japanese culture and language through its use in anime will also be presented. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Celena Yussen
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Teen Acting-TN13
Ages 11-14
Do you dream of seeing your name in lights? The world is your stage with this fun and interactive camp. Teens will explore
the acting process of performing in a play by learning how to tap into their inner resources, express themselves freely, and
understand the creative process. Actors and actresses will perform short scenes, monologues, and improvisations. Teens will
perform a short play for parents on the last day of camp. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Instructor: Thom McLaughlin
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Science in the Kitchen-TN15 Ages 11-14
Have you ever wondered why yeast makes bread rise and what makes whipped cream fluffy? Find out in this introductory class
to cooking. Students will mix, knead, and chop as they learn answers to many of these delicious mysteries. Appropriate cooking
fundamentals, food safety, cooking terms, and supervised knife skills will be taught. Students will eat the food they prepared at
the end of each class. Due to the nature of this camp, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. Students should bring a cutting board and a chef’s knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a
permanent marker. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Making the Band-TN23 Ages 11-14
Campers will dive into their favorite music scene as they become the creative director of their very own record label. Campers
will design their own band logos, create posters and album covers, and screen print their very own band T-shirts! Materials fee is
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Teen Printmaking-TN16 Ages 11-14
Explore printmaking with a variety of techniques such as monotype, relief, and collagraph methods. Emphasis will be on learning
the print techniques for the beginner and exploring conceptual ideas for the more advanced printmaker. In addition to learning
the use of new materials and processes, this class will encourage students to experiment and explore ideas. Students will gain
feedback while learning about the fundamental skills, medium techniques, and famous artists throughout history. Materials fee
is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Art Around the World-TN17 Ages 11-14
Students will be inspired by different countries to create works of art. They will get the opportunity to sample several types of
media including drawing, painting, mixed-media, printmaking, and three-dimensional artworks. Materials fee is included in the
tuition.
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Teen Cooking Around the World-TN18 Ages 11-14
Germany, and France. On the last day, children will learn about famous foods in our own hometown of Pittsburgh and how they
became popular in our incredibly diverse city. Appropriate cooking fundamentals, food safety, cooking terms, and supervised
knife skills will be taught. Students will eat the food they have prepared during each class. Due to the nature of this camp,
Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. Students should bring a cutting board and a chef’s
knife with them to camp. Please label your child’s materials with a permanent marker. Materials fee is included in the tuition.
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
She’s your everything.
When it comes to her education,
you want a school that treats
her as an individual and
inspires her to be her
best self.
Visit Sewickley Academy to learn how
our dynamic Pre-K through Grade 12
experience brings out the best in every
student — academically, socially, and
developmentally.
EXPLORE: WWW.SEWICKLEY.ORG
EMAIL: ADMISSION@SEWICKLEY.ORG
CALL: 412-741-2235
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT SWEETWATER
BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT SWEETWATER are available Monday through Saturday. We require that reservations be made 3 weeks
prior to booking the date. However, we do recommend that you book your party at least 2 months in advance to ensure
availability. Choose the package that best fits your needs for a fantastic birthday celebration!
DIY PARTY PACKAGE
Member Fee: $250
Non-Member Fee: $300
Rent a private room for up to 15 children for 2 hours with one of Sweetwater’s veteran instructors. We want to make your child’s
birthday special with a theme of their choosing!
This package includes:
*Two-hour party: 1 hour with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments
*Use of Sweetwater’s gourmet kitchen and Community Room
*Price includes up to 15 children; each additional child is $20 (up to 20 children max)
For this package, parents provide refreshments, cake, decorations, set-up and clean-up of the party.
DELUXE PARTY PACKAGE
Member Fee: $325
*Two-hour party: 1 hour with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments
*Price includes up to 15 children; each additional child is $25 (up to 20 children max)
*Set-up and clean-up of party
*Paper Products
*Surprise gift for birthday child
For this package, parents provide refreshments, cake & decorations.
CERAMICS PACKAGE
Member Fee: $350
Our certified ceramics instructor will give a demonstration on how to throw clay the potter’s wheel, and students will learn
various hand building techniques for clay construction. Choose from pinch pot, coil pot or animal sculpture.
*Two and a half hour party: 1.5 hours with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments
*Additional classroom reserved for presents and refreshments
*Price includes up to 12 children, each additional child is $25
Pieces will be fired for party attendees at no additional cost, however firing may take up to two weeks and birthday party contact
will be notified when pieces are ready to be picked up.
CULINARY CREATIONS PACKAGE
Member Fee: $375
Create a delicious dish in Sweetwater’s gourmet kitchen with your very own professional chef! Due to a limited kitchen space,
this party has a maximum of 12 participants. Choose a theme from a list of available options.
*Three-hour party: 2 hours with Sweetwater Instructor, 1 hour for presents and refreshments
*Set-up and clean-up of party
*Paper products
*Surprise gift for birthday child
*Price includes up to 12 participants maximum
Due to the nature of culinary art classes, Sweetwater is unable to accommodate food allergies/dietary restrictions. For this
package, parents provide additional refreshments, cake and decorations.
For more information, or to customize your own party please contact Alyssa Virgin at 412-741-4405 or by email at
alvirgin@sweetwaterartcenter.org.
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ALSO AT SWEETWATER...
CERAMICS STUDIO RENTALS
Individuals may rent Sweetwater’s ceramics studio whenever the schedule permits. Sweetwater does not take reservations
for studio rentals; renters are encouraged to call Sweetwater at 412-741-4405 prior to coming in order to check the studio
availability. Anyone wishing to rent the studio under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Rental rates: Members: $5.00/hour; Non-Members: $11.00/hour
He's Your Everything.
OUTREACH PROGRAMS
Sweetwater Center for the Arts offers a wide array of outreach programs designed to facilitate broad-based
community awareness of cultural diversity by encouraging participation in the visual, performing, and
literary arts. Sweetwater has successfully developed and maintained strong collaborative relationships with a
number of area schools and social service organizations as well as other nonprofit organizations, such as Girls Hope
of Pittsburgh, Mooncrest Community After School Program, Villa St. Joseph, Center for Hope, and Sewickley YMCA.
To read more about Sweetwater’s outreach programming, visit www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/outreach.
To inquire about possible outreach opportunities for your organization, please
Education and Outreach Coordinator, at 412-741-4405 or at dreese@sweetwaterartcenter.org.
contact
Derek
Reese,
SCOUT WORKSHOPS
Sweetwater can help you earn badges in a variety of studio art practices - everything from drawing and
ceramics to making art to wear! Workshops start at $144 for up to 12 children, with a $12 fee for each
additional child. There may be additional fees for materials. Troop leaders should call 412-741-4405 for scheduling and details, or
visit www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/scouts.
FIELD TRIPS
EXPLORE:
WWW.SEWICKLEY.ORG
Sweetwater offers a variety of field trips for area preschools, elementary
schools,
middle schools and high schools as well as
groups of homeschooled students. This is a great opportunity for children
young adults to be exposed to the world of art
EMAIL:and
ADMISSION@SEWICKLEY.ORG
through their local art center.
CALL: 412-741-2235
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All field trips include a tailored,
hands-on
artAworkshop
of your
choosing.
Field trip
descriptions are available online at
http://www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/field-trips/. For scheduling and details, contact Alyssa Virgin at 412-741-4405 or at
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alvirgin@sweetwaterartcenter.org.
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DONORS
DONORS
In recognition of those who generously supported Sweetwater Center for the Arts through annual giving
from January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015.
LEADERSHIP ($5,000+)
The Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh program,
a partnership of The Pittsburgh Foundation and
The Heinz Endowments
Allegheny Regional Asset District
The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable
and Educational Trust
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Esmark, Inc.
The Grable Foundation
Heritage Valley Health System
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Hetherington
Massey Charitable Trust
The Rockwell Foundation
CHAIRMAN ($2,500-$4,999)
Allegheny Petroleum Products Company
Child Health Association of Sewickley
Forever, Inc.
Littell Steel Company/Thaw Family
The MAK Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation
Barbara Cooley and Robert M. Thaw
PRESIDENT ($1,000-$2,499)
Mr. Matthew and Dr. Leslie Braksick
Charter Homes and Neighborhoods
Mrs. Arthur L. Coburn, III
George and Ada Davidson
Richard F. Fiore, Sr.
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
The Frank and Mary Gorell Memorial Fund of the
Pittsburgh Foundation
Joden World Resources
Elsie O. Mackenzie
Thomas and Judith Mattei
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McConomy
Wayne and Mary Murphy
The Nina Baldwin Fisher Foundation
PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Mona and Rob Riordan
Anne and Peter Schlicht
Harton and Judy Semple
R.P. Simmons Family Foundation
The W.P. Snyder III Charitable Fund
Mrs. W.P. Snyder, IV
Victory Media, Inc.
DIRECTOR ($500-$999)
Lea and Roger Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cirelli
Ronald and Cora. Gebhardt
Robert Gurecka
Mr. and Mrs. William Jack - In Memory of
Smokey Jack
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June and David Nimick
Bob and Joan Peirce
Barbara and Robert Thaw- In Honor of
Rachel and Marcus
PATRON ($250-$499)
Allegheny Plaster, Inc.
The Ann and Frank Cahouet Foundation
Attorney Rich Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bouchard
Hanley B. Cox
David Graham of Abtrex Industries Inc.
Denise Ditrich and Bill Griesacker
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. Haan
Dingy and Robin Hays
Scott and Pam Jeschonek
Ann and Don Morine
Chris and Jean O’Donnell
Dorothy and Neal Pollon and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sebastian
Marguerite O. Standish
Joan B. Sullivan
Robert W. Thomas
Marvin M. Wedeen – In Memory of Dot Wedeen
Linda J. Wellner, MD – In Memory of Tom Wellner
SUPPORTER ($100-$249)
Colin Bailey
Mrs. Dolores Smith Barber
Dave and Gail Becker
Dr. Gretchen and Mr. Jonathan Bender
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Cary Blancett and Denise Dufour
Clifford Bob and Joan Miles
Bob and Gretchen Burnham
Bonnie and Ronald Casper
Sharon Castle and Dana Pless
Gary and Janet Chace
Mrs. Clinton L. Childs, Jr.
Judith and Ira Cohen
Drs. John and Susan Comerci
Antoniette Costa-Barbuto – In Memory of
Mario Melodia
Monika Daley
Margery and Stan Denver – In Honor of Susan
and George Craig
Linda and Jim Edson
Louis and Janet Estermyer
Everyday Esthetics Eyebrow Studio
Matt and Katie Feczko
Regan J. Fetterolf
Nancy Fuhrer
Joyce Gledhill
Cordelia Glenn
Marnie and Jim Haines
Katharine and Will Harbison
Patricia Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay
Joe and Rita Hoepp
Sibylle S. Jackson
Dr. Edward and Mrs. Joan B. James –
In Honor of Joan James Who Loves
Rick and Laurie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kopf, Jr.
Joseph Marrone
David and Carol McClenahan
Merrills Family
Mrs. William Metcalf, III
David C. Monroe
Dr. and Mrs. John I. Moraca
Liz Murphy Design
Wayne and Mary Murphy –
In Honor of Bonnie Casper and Joyce Gledhill
Terry and Marilyn Newton
Karen and Van Nickell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nolfi
Scott and Tringa O’Hara
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill
John Orndorff
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Orsini
Dan and Elaine Park
Robert C. Patterson, Jr. - In Memory of Dawn B.
Patterson
Colonel Edward L. Perry
Gary Peters
Scott and Shawna Peters
Dr. Kenneth Powell
Claudia Pryor –
In Memory of Larry A. Pryor
Kristen Ray
Jory Richman
Ginny and Bud Roemhild – In Memory of
Arthur Coburn
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Rothfus
Drs. Kristin Hannibal and Richard Saladino
Anthony and Joyce Scalercio
Shadyside Mining Company
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sherry, Jr.
Jack and Peggy Shoener
Lindsey Smith and Linda Pell
Rob and Andrea Stiegel
Drs. David and Barbara Swan
Joel and Maria Swanson
Emilie and George Szakach–
In Honor of Wayne Murphy
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Thomas
Richard V. and Carol S. Thompson
Ann R. Urban
Dr. Lawrence M. Wei
J. E. Wilberger, MD
Robert E. Wolf
DONORS
FRIEND (up to $99)
Anonymous - In Memory of Marcia Hamren
Patricia Bakich
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Balsley
Neill and Shirley Barker
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bartholomew
Lucy Bittner
Dr. Richard Bowers and Ms. Miriam Rader –
In Honor of Wayne Murphy
Kathryn and Michael Bryson
Barbara Clark
Melissa and Bill Cook
Deborah Deakin
Laura and Alfred Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elste
Pat Falbo
Donna and Kevin Flannery In Memory of Andrew Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Peter Floyd
Karen Ann Ford
Richard and Marianne Gardinier
Annemarie Gordon
Marcia and David Gordon
Christianne Gribben
Ivan and Ruth Hofmann
Rick Hvizdak
Bryan and Janine Iams
Laura Jackson
Philip and Susan Jones
Craig and Mary Kirsch
Milton and Lynn Klein
Donald and Debbie Klesser
Captain John Lednak- In Memory of
Brigidier General John Lednak
Mr. and Mrs. William Logsdon
June Melodia – In Honor of Mario Melodia
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Miller, Jr.
Tim and Helen Miller
George Morgan
Mrs. Joan W. Murdoch – In Memory of
David Murdoch
Doreen Newman
Susan and Robert Nitzberg
Nan O’Connor
Sandra Olenick
Mary Beth Pastorius
Sherrie Plonski Thurston
John and Barbara Pugh
Robert L. Purvis
Sarah C. Roberts
Russell Rockenstein
Alice Ronk
Sally Stevenson Ruffin
Dr. Velma B. Saire
Joann Seifried
Emily Steed
Lou and Pat Tarasi
Mandy Ticknor
Jane A. Van Kirk
Mr. W.L. and Dr. Barbara H. Ward
Tom and Fay Wright
Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman Jr.
ARTHUR L. COBURN III
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Neill and Shirley Barker
George and Ada Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Logsdon
MATCHING GIFTS
Ameriprise Financial
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Dollar Bank Foundation
Eaton Corporation
IN-KIND DONATIONS
424 Walnut
Allegheny Land Trust
Ameriprise Financial
Art Space 616
C. Reese Berdanier, Ph.D.
Dr. Richard Bowers and Ms. Miriam Rader
Ann L. Brown
Café des Amis
Casa Dolce Spa
Gary and Janet Chace
China Palace
Creekside Beer Distributor
The Engler Family
Event Cakes Pittsburgh
Fat Head’s Saloon
Robin Fernandez
Richard F. Fiore, Sr. and Helen Hoey
The Frick Pittsburgh
Frank Fuhrer Wholesale Company
Giant Eagle
Grist House Brewing
Ms. Karen Hallisey
Senator John Heinz History Center
Hofbräuhaus Pittsburgh
Steve Hofe
Susan Holton
Lavery Brewing Company
Dr. Corrie Manjoo
Mattress Factory
Richard and Jan McCormack
Jeanne McDaniel
Perry Meronyk
Mezza Luna Café and Catering
Montour Heights Country Club
Liz Murphy Design
Peggy Murphy
Wayne and Mary Murphy
The Naked Grape
David Pawloski
Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Perfect Boutique
Leslie Persin
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium
Barb Pontello
Leslie Quatrini
Nichole Remmert
Rivertowne Brewing
Sam’s Club
Salud Juicery
Scott and Linda Schober
Maggie and Chuck Setler
Sewickley Eye Group
Sewickley Frame Shop
Sewickley Heights Golf Club
Sewickley Spa
Shop n’ Save
Spoonwood Brewing Company
The Studio Sewickley
Terri Tunick
Vecenie Distributing Company
The Westmoreland Museum of American Art
Wigle Whiskey
Mr. Paul Visser
EVENT SPONSORS
Allegheny Petroleum
Allegheny Plaster
Attorney Rich Brandt
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Charter Homes and Neighborhoods
Everyday Esthetics Eyebrow Studio
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Frank Fuhrer Wholesale Company
Joden World Resources
Littell Steel Company/Thaw Family
Liz Murphy Design
The Naked Grape
PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Pete Schlicht, Financial Advisor and
Associate VP, Ameriprise Financial
Vecenie Distributing Company
Victory Media, Inc.
MEDIA SPONSORS
Wish 99.7
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DONORS
DONORS
GOVERNMENT/FOUNDATIONS
The Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh program,
a partnership of The Pittsburgh Foundation and
The Heinz Endowments
Allegheny Regional Asset District
Arts in Education Partnership of the Pennsylvania
Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the
National Endowment for the Arts,
a federal agency
Child Health Association of Sewickley
The Anne L. and George H. Clapp Charitable
and Educational Trust
The Grable Foundation
The MAK Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation
Massey Charitable Trust
Nina Baldwin Fisher Foundation
Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center
f or the Arts
The Rockwell Foundation
R. P. Simmons Family Foundation
LIFETIME MEMBERS
Charlene and Joe Beck
Barbara Bonnett
Kevin Clifton
Eleanor Friedman
Christianne and Andy Gribben
Christopher and Jean Marquis
Richard and Jan McCormack
Elizabeth Murphy
Barbara Pontello
Dr. Richard Bowers and Ms. Miriam Rader
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Marjorie Recker
Ms. Lisa Rivera and Mr. Kumar Amin
Jamie and Pamela Rogers
Scott and Linda Schober
Chuck and Maggie Setler
Judith and Samuel Spanos
Marguerite O. Standish
Rachel Thaw
van Elst
Ineke and Ronald Van
Elst
Linda J. Wellner, MD
BECOME A SWEETWATER
SUPPORTER BY MAKING
A DONATION...
GIVING LEVELS
Leadership................................... Gifts of $5,000 & above
Chairman ..................................... Gifts of $2,500-$4,999
President...................................... Gifts of $1,000-$2,499
Director ........................................ Gifts of $500-$999
Patron ........................................... Gifts of $250-$499
Supporter .................................... Gifts of $100-$249
Friend ............................................ Gifts of $10-$99
Please make checks payable to Sweetwater Center for the Arts.
All gifts are tax deductible as provided by law. Sweetwater Center for
the Arts is a 501(c)(3) organization and is eligible for matching gifts.
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In consideration of Sweetwater’s current needs, I (we) enclose a gift of:
o
o
o
I would like my gift to remain anonymous.
This gift is in memory of
In honor of
$ ________________
Name: ____________________________________________________________
Sweetwater can advise the person(s) or the family of the person(s) listed above of your donation
on their behalf. If you wish us to acknowledge your gift, please provide a current address:
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
My company will match my gift. Company name:
__________________________________________________________________
o
I prefer that my donation go to the Arthur L. (Tui) Coburn, III Memorial
Scholarship Fund.
o
I would like information about placing Sweetwater Center for the Arts in
my estate plans.
COMMUNITYARTS
ARTSPROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING
COMMUNITY
YOUR SUPPORT
Makes Sweetwater’s Community Arts Programming Possible!
A donation to Sweewater Center for the Arts is an investment in your community.
For as little as $25, you will enrich the cultural and creative lives of your friends and neighbors.
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$25 provides one scholarship for a child to attend an art
workshop.
$50 provides art supplies for a children’s art class.
$100 provides an instructor for a senior art workshop at
Villa Saint Joseph.
$250 provides two children with scholarships for summer
camp.
$500 supports local musicians performing at our annual
Sweet Jazz and Sweet Blues Music Series.
$1,000 supports one exhibition in our gallery, which is
free and open to the public.
$5,000 supports one of our numerous outreach programs
for an entire year.
I would like to help Sweetwater provide community arts and cultural programming with a gift of:
__$25
__$50
__$100
__$250
__$500
__$1,000
__$5,000 Other ____________
Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ____________________________________ Email____________________________
( ) I have enclosed a check made payable to Sweetwater Center for the Arts.
( ) Please bill my credit card ( ) Visa
( ) MasterCard
( ) Discover
( ) Am Ex
Card #: _____________________________________ Exp. Date: ________________ CV: _________
Signature:__________________________________________________________________________
( ) I would like my gift to remain anonymous
( ) This gift in memory of
( ) This gift in honor of
Name:____________________________________________________________________________
Sweetwater can advise the person(s) or the family of the person(s) listed above of your donation on their behalf. If you wish
for us to acknowledge your gift, please provide a current name and address below:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
My company will match my gift. Company Name: ______________________________________
All gifts are tax deductible as provided by law. Sweetwater Center for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is
eligible for matching gifts.
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POLICIES
CLASS REGISTRATION: Register for Summer 2016 camps and classes through May 31, 2016 and receive 10% off the tuition. Use coupon code
summer16early10 when registering online. Excludes private music lessons. Sweetwater does not offer reimbursement if coupon code is not used
at the time of registration. Payment is due upon registration. Sweetwater does not hold a spot in a class until payment is received.
ONLINE: Students are able to register for classes online at www.sweetwaterartcenter.org. Sweetwater encourages you to register online rather
than by traditional means. Set up an online account at www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/classes. Once you have created a User ID and Password,
you will then be able to log on to our online system and register for classes. Online registration is not available for private music lessons or private
art lessons. Other exclusions may apply.
BY PHONE: You may register by phone only if you will be paying by credit card. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.
IN PERSON: You may register in person at the Sweetwater office. Please see page 3 for building hours.
TRANSFER POLICY: Students may transfer without any charge from one class to another by calling Sweetwater. Transfers must be made at least
3 business days prior to the start date of class. Transfers may only be made within the same term. Transfers cannot be made between accounts.
Students are responsible for any price difference in tuition for the transfer.
LATE REGISTRATIONS: Students may register for any class, space permitting, before the second class.
MEMBERSHIP: Cost of a membership is $50 for an individual, $80 for a family, and $25 for students 18 years of age and over with a valid college
I.D. Memberships last one year and are non-refundable. Family memberships apply to immediate family members only.
MATERIALS: All materials, unless otherwise noted, will be supplied by students at their own expense. A list of necessary materials can be found
online at www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org/classes. Click on the “View/Register for Classes Online” link, enter the appropriate information, and
click “Search.” Click on your class to view the required materials.
SWEETWATER COURSE POLICY: Sweetwater makes every effort to maintain the schedule of courses as indicated in the catalog. However, we
reserve the right to cancel courses, change instructors, and combine classes when necessary without prior notification.
GIFT CERTIFICATES: Gift certificates must be used at the time of registration. Sweetwater does not offer refunds for gift certificates after the
student has registered. Gift certificates can only be used when registering over the phone or in person. Online redemption is not available.
CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS: Sweetwater does not offer make-up classes or tuition reimbursement for student absenteeism. Sweetwater does
not prorate tuition for classes that the student cannot attend. If Sweetwater must cancel a class due to insufficient enrollment, registered
students will be notified one or two days before the start date, and tuition will be reimbursed within two weeks of notification. If the student
must cancel his/her enrollment in a course, the following cancellation policy will apply: Class cancellations must be made at least 3 business days
prior to the start date of class. Students may receive a partial refund ($25 cancellation fee per class will be applied) OR a credit voucher in the
full amount if they cancel no less than 3 business days before the class start date. No refunds or credit vouchers will be given without 3 business
days notice. Credit vouchers are non-transferable between students and may only be applied towards class tuition. Refunds will be processed
within 10 business days.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: Sweetwater makes every effort possible to keep its programs running during periods of inclement weather.
Closing decisions are based on weather alerts, road and school closings, and the ability of the Sweetwater staff to get to and from the Center
and operate the facility safely. In case of closing and/or program cancellations, Sweetwater will update its website’s homepage, main voicemail, and Facebook page. Website: www.SweetwaterArtCenter.org; Main Voicemail: 412-741-4405; Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/
wherecreativityflows. PLEASE NOTE: Sweetwater no longer calls students to inform them of class cancellations due to inclement weather. In the
event that Sweetwater cancels a class due to inclement weather, a make-up class will be scheduled. If a make-up class cannot be scheduled,
students will be issued a credit voucher or refund for the cancelled class.
CHILD DROP-OFF AND DISMISSAL POLICY: The following policy applies to children enrolled in Preschool, Children’s, and Teen classes (ages 4-11):
In order to keep your child safe, please escort him/her to class every day. If anyone other than yourself is to pick your child up, please write a
note and give it to the instructor at class. If you give your teen permission to walk home or to meet you outside after class, then you must write
a note stating this and give it to the instructor. A photo ID must be shown when picking up children from class.
ACCESSIBILITY: Sweetwater welcomes individuals with disabilities to our facility and is committed to providing the best access possible to our
events and programming. We encourage questions, requests, and suggestions to help us achieve our ongoing goal of creating a comfortable,
enjoyable environment suited to all unique needs and abilities. Accessible entrances to our building include the Bank Street entrance (to the
lower level of our building) and Sweetwater’s parking lot entrance (to the upper level of our building). Once inside, the lower level and upper
level are connected only via stairs. Accessible restrooms and water fountains are available on each level. Due to the nature of our historic
building, Sweetwater’s gallery, located on the mezzanine, is not accessible for persons with limited mobility. Reserved parking is available for
people with disabilities on Bank Street and in Sweetwater’s parking lot. For inquiries concerning accommodations, please contact Alyssa Virgin
at 412-741-4405 or alvirgin@sweetwaterartcenter.org. Large print materials are available upon request.
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY: Participation in classes, workshops, camps, scholarship programs, and activities at Sweetwater Center for the
Arts is open to all without discrimination based upon race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, or non-job related
disability. Sweetwater Center for the Arts is an equal opportunity employer.
DISCARDED ARTWORK: Sweetwater is not responsible for student artwork left behind at the Center after the completion of a class.
PHOTO CONSENT: Students may be photographed and images may be reproduced on Sweetwater’s promotional materials. Authorization will
be assumed unless indication is given to the Education and Outreach coordinator, Derek Reese, via email at dreese@sweetwaterartcenter.org.
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become a Member of sweetwater Center for the arts
As a member of Sweetwater Center for the Arts, you will not only support your
local, non-profit art center, but you will receive these additional benefits as well.
MeMbership benefits
art eDUCation
• $5 to $30 off enrollment for workshops and classes
sWeetWater eVents
• Special invitation to all community events & exhibition openings
• Members only events
• Members only pre-sale & discounted tickets to cultural functions
• 10% off the price of art sold in our gallery
stUDio rentaLs
• Discounted hourly rate for ceramic studio rental fee
• Discounted cost of clay
birthDaY parties/fUnCtions/priVate WorKshops
• Host your own event at Sweetwater and receive $50 off the rental fee
for Birthday Parties, Bridal Showers or Baby Showers,
Graduation or Retirement Parties, Girls’ Night Out . . .
The Possibilities Are Endless!
MeMbership Categories
famiy (includes everyone in household): $80
individual: $50
student (with valid college ID): $25
totaL enCLoseD: $_______
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________
Address:___________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________ Email: _______________________________________________
( ) Check payable to Sweetwater Center for the Arts
( ) Please bill my credit card
Card #: _________________________________ Exp. Date: ________ Security Code: _______
Signature:______________________________________________________
Please mail form and payment to:
Sweetwater Center for the Arts, 200 Broad Street, Sewickley, PA 15143, or
Visit www.sweetwaterartcenter.org/become-a-member to sign up for a membership online.
Non Profit Org.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
SEWICKLEY, PA
PERMIT NO. 53
Sweetwater Center for the Arts®
200 Broad Street
Sewickley, PA 15143
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