Summer, 2009

summer 2009 schedule of
CAMPS, CLASSES & EVENTS
508 w. water street | decorah, ia 52101 | 563.382.5440 | arthaus508 @ gmail.com
w e l c o m e to a rt h au s
ArtHaus is Decorah’s home for the arts bringing visual, performing, and literary
art together under one roof and offering creative programs for all ages.
Summer events
FIRST FRIDAY: JAPANESE TEA PARTY
Friday, June 5
8:00-10:00 pm
COS T: FREE!
DATE :
TIME :
ArtHaus welcomes summer with a Japanese tea party. Sample a variety of
Japanese teas and try your hand at Origami, an age-old Japanese art form.
Luther professor and Japanese culture aficionado, Uwe Rudolf, will adorn
our space with beautiful photographs and objects collected during his many
travels to Japan.
BLUEs SINGING DOG PRESENTS: NAMOLI BRENNET
IN CONCERT
Friday, June 19
TIME : 8:00pm
COS T: $10
Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
ArtHaus Events............................... 1-2
Adult Classes and Workshops.............. 3-4
Youth Visual Art Classes.................... 5-7
Youth Performing Art Classes............. 8-9
Calendar....................................... back
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Arizona-based troubadour Namoli Brennet returns to ArtHaus! This remarkable singer-songwriter is a multi-instrumentalist who “sings and plays with an
intensity and intelligence that can’t be ignored,” says Performing Songwriter
Magazine. Brennet has developed a crush on Decorah and is thrilled to be
coming back. You won’t want to miss her this time!
CONTACT US
With questions or to register for any class or workshop.
563.382.5440 or arthaus508@gmail.com
www.arthausdecorah.org
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Dinner and a Movie
Saturday, June 20
6:00 pm Wine and Dinner at Rubaiyat
9:00 pm Breakfast at Tiffany’s at ArtHaus
COS T: $55/person includes dinner, wine, and movie
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TIM E:
Rubaiyat and ArtHaus are teaming up to offer you a special night filled with excellent food,
fabulous wine, and a great classic film. You don’t have to don your little black dress or be dripping in jewels to enjoy this evening, but it will be a classy, smashing party that Audrey Hepburn
wouldn’t want to miss! Start your summer evening with lovely wine and a New York themed dinner inspired by the film, and then stroll down Water Street to ArtHaus for the film and coffee.
Call Rubaiyat (382.9463) to reserve your space now!
FIRST FRIDAY: BLUEGRASS AND
BEER TASTING
Friday, July 3
TIM E: 7:00-10:00 pm
COS T: $5
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Kick off the Fourth of July weekend with a little Bluegrass by local favorites, Done Doin’
Laundry! JD’s House of Wine and Spirits will offer summer beer tasting at 7pm, and the music starts at 8. Dust off your boots and come to ArtHaus for a pre-Fourth party!
THEATRE PRODUCTION: THE MUSHROOM PICKER
Sunday, July 12
TIM E: 7:00pm
COS T: $10
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ArtHaus is pleased to present this one-man show, which has received rave reviews around the
country. Patrick Dewane tells the true story of his Czech-American grandfather, Matt Konop,
a man whose peculiar CB handle during the 1970s, “The Mushroom Picker,” was really a clue
to his incredible story as a WWII soldier fighting in the forests of his family’s ancient homeland. The Mushroom Picker chronicles an astonishing journey in a multi-media production hailed
by the Smithsonian Institute as “Extraordinary. Impossible to forget.”
FIRST FRIDAY: SPONTANEOUS ART
INSTALLATION
Friday, August 7
TIM E: 8:00-10:00 pm
COS T: FREE!
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It’s the weekend after Nordic Fest. Your company has left and you’re still recovering from that
extra helping of rommegrot. You hosted last weekend so come to our Haus for First Friday!
Back by popular demand, it’s an interactive art installation of YOUR ART. We’ll provide live
music, hooks on the walls, and glasses. You bring that bottle leftover from Nordic Fest, and a
piece of your own art to hang on the wall - or just come and enjoy, as the exhibit creates itself
with each new artwork.
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A d u lt c l a s s e s & wo r k s h o p s
Summer Session
Adult classes and workshops are open to students age 16 and above
IRON and FIRE: Casting Medallions
Wednesday, June 24
5:30-8:30pm
INSTRUCTOR : Kelly Ludeking
COS T: $45 (materials included)
LOCATION : Ron Ludeking Farm, 1421 200th Street, Decorah
D ATE:
TIM E:
Kelly Ludeking is a Decorah native, metal artist and sculptor now living in
the Minneapolis area. We are thrilled to welcome him home and offer you an
opportunity to experience an iron pour on his family farm. Learn the metal
casting process during this evening workshop and create your own medallions.
Then, if you can, come back with your friends and family on Saturday, June
27 at 4:00pm to watch the iron pour in process. On Sunday afternoon, pick
up your finished artwork – one that will last for generations.
adult visual art classes
aRT For a Cause: Be Creative and Make
a Difference
Sunday, June 28
6:30-8:30pm
COS T: $5 suggested donation
Ages 14 and up
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DRAWING AND PAINTING in the FIELD: Explore
The Landscape of the Oneota Valley EN
PLEIN AIR
June 15-July 20
TIME : Mondays 6:00-8:30 pm
INSTRUC TO R: Rachelle Branum
COS T: $60 + $30 materials fee
DATE :
After a long winter, spend some quality time outdoors! This 6-week exploration of Claude Monet and techniques for capturing impressions of the landscape will leave you with a meaningful collection of artworks that capture light
and color in a way that no indoor painting can. Each session will take place in
a different location as we develop skills to transform 3-D outdoor experiences
onto a lasting 2-D surface. Join us in a visual celebration of the beauty of
Northeast Iowa. All skill levels will be appropriately challenged.
TIM E:
Are you looking for a creative outlet but also want to make a difference both
locally and globally? We hope that this is the first “creative activism” workshop
of many! Learn about similar organizations helping people internationally
such as Project Linus, Mama to Mama, and Dulaan Project, and try your hand
at a sample creative project. We’ll brainstorm future hands-on projects that
could make a positive impact on people locally (Decorah, Postville, etc) and
beyond. Join us and get artsy for a cause!
A GEM OF A GAL: TRANSLATE YOUR INNER-SELF
INTO A BRACELET WITH SARAH MAGNER
Thursday, June 18
TIME : 5:30-8:30 pm
COS T: $35/person
DATE :
Did you know jewelry is not only
an adornment to your wardrobe
but can also reflect your inner self? Spend an evening with
local designer and gem enthusiast, Sarah Magner, learn about
the significance and meaning of
various gemstones and choose
a combination to create one of
Sarah’s signature tangle bracelets of your own. Mothers and
Daughters (ages 8-up) welcome!
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Summer Session
Adult classes and workshops are open to students age 16 and above
Adult Performing and
Literary Art Classes
TURNING LIFE INTO FICTION
June 2- July 7
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm
INSTRUC TO R : Amy Weldon
C OS T: $75
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This course will explore ways to mine your own experience,
memories, observations, and emotions for the materials of fiction
– and how, and why, to depart from the “truth” when an “untruth” would make a better story. We’ll engage the basic elements
of fiction (plot, dialogue, character, conflict, place) and explore
the line between fiction and memoir in a series of readings, inclass exercises, and friendly small-group discussions. Ultimately,
we will craft our own short stories, workshop them in our friendly
small-group setting, and read them aloud on the final night of the
course.
IMPROV Workshops
C os t :
1 workshop $10
2 workshops $18
3 workshops $20
In troducti o n to I mpr ov
June 25
TIME : Thursday 7:00-8:30pm
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Awaken your sleeping creativity! Through structured games and
the power of saying “yes”, discover the joy of your own imagination. No need to see yourself as “funny” – this class provides a fun
and supportive environment for anyone willing to jump in!
Improv Night I
July 9
Thursday 7:00-8:30pm
Pr er equi s ite : Any ArtHaus Improv class, or instructor’s ok
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Improv Night I I
July 16
Thursday 7:00-8:30pm
Pr er equi s ite : Any ArtHaus Improv class, or instructor’s ok
DATE :
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You know from previous workshops that improv is a great way to
release the blocks that separate us from our inherent creativity.
Join us for one or both Improv Nights -- come laugh, play and let
loose!
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Summer Session
Adult classes and workshops are open to students age 16 and above
PILATES
Art Haus i s a v e ry, v e ry, v e ry f i ne h au s
June 17-July 22
Wednesdays 9:00-10:00am
INSTRUCTOR : Karen Berland
D ATE:
TIM E:
COS T: $ 55
Pilates floor exercises concentrate on development of core
strength, flexibility, and mind-body awareness. Pilates practitioners report that their bodies become stronger, longer,
leaner, and more able to move through their daily lives with
grace and ease. Bring your own mat and see for yourself! Karen
is an SCW Certified Pilates instructor.
SWING DANCING
June 17-July 22
TIM E: Wednesdays 6:00-7:00pm OR 7:30-8:30pm
INSTRUCTOR : Alan Hockersmith
COS T: $60/couple
D ATE:
Jump blues, country swing, big band, and old time rock and
roll are all on the jukebox for this fun filled six week course,
perfect for those who want to learn this simple and versatile social dance. Couples are encouraged, but not required. Named
“local swing dance pioneer” by the Twin Cities’ City Pages,
Alan was a driving force behind the resurgence of Swing Dancing in the Twin Cities from 1995 to 1999. Now it’s Decorah’s
turn!
Lea Donhowe Lovelace and Kristen Underwood, co-direectors of ArtHaus
Support ArtHaus – buy a t-shirt or tank top this summer!
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FAMI LY F RI ENDLY A RT S Y AFT E R NOONS
This summer we are taking a more family friendly approach to our Ladies’
Night Out workshops. Most of them will be held on Sunday afternoons
rather than the usual Thursday evenings to further encourage you to
come as a family. No artistic experience necessary.
MOTHER’s DAY wORKSHOP: MOSAIC A POT
FOR MOM
Father’s Day Workshop: Design a
T-Shirt for Dad
DATE :
Sunday, May 3
TIME : 1:00-4:00pm
INSTRUC TO R : Linda Elkins
C OS T: $25/person or pair (includes all materials to mosaic one medium size
pot)
Sunday, June 14
TIM E: 1:00-4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR: Rachelle Branum
COS T: $35/person or family (includes one t-shirt and all materials
for transferring design)
Jazz up your container garden while spending some quality mom/daughter/sister
time. Have fun working together to mosaic ceramic pots, using broken tiles and
plates to transform plain into colorful and interesting. Whether you bring your
mom, daughter, and friend, or just yourself, you will leave with a unique gift
that anyone would love! We will even supply some seeds for planting in your new
artful object! Ages 8 and up. Children under 13 should be accompanied by an
adult.
Come design and print a one of a kind hand-printed t-shirt to give
to Dad on his special day. Bring older children (ages 8 and up) to
help draw or your younger children’s drawings and then transfer
the images to fabric. The dad in your life will have the funkiest
duds on the tennis court (or basketball court, or golf course, or
grill competition…you get the picture!) When registering, please
specify Dad’s t-shirt size.
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Y o u t h SUMMER CAMP s a n d W o r k s h o p s
Summer Session
ARTHAUS MULTI-ARTS SPANISH CULTURE
Camp: AGES 8-12
July 6-10
8-12 years (maximum 10 students)
TIM E: Monday-Friday, 9:00am – 3:30pm
INSTRUCTORs: Jim Tripp, Lea Lovelace, Lindsey Harman, Liz
Rog
COS T: $125 (includes daily snack and an ArtHaus t-shirt) Please
bring a cold lunch each day.
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AG E:
Dive into another culture this summer! This one-week program is
packed full of experiences that will open the door to the Spanishspeaking world through the arts -- painting, sculpture, music,
theatre, and language. Rehearse a short play, learn or improve your
Spanish, spend some hands-on studio time exploring media and
themes inspired by contemporary Mexican artists, and more!
NORDIC FEST THEATRE PROJECT, “LAND
OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN”: AGES 9-13
July 13-July 25 (performances: July 24 & 25)
AG E: 9-13 years old
TIM E: Monday-Friday, 9-noon
D IR ECTOR : Kristen Underwood
COS T: $125 (includes snacks, admission to Vesterheim Museum,
and all materials)
to regi ster: Contact Vesterheim Museum 382-9681
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ArtHaus students with their creations.
IT IS ALL ABOUT ME!
Little Masters /Mini Masters Visual ARTs
CAMP: AGES 4-8
Mini-Masters
June 1-5 OR June 8- 12
TIME : 9:00am-noon
AGE: 4-5 years (maximum 12 students)
INSTRUC TO R: Jennifer Jones
COS T: $ 90 (Includes all art materials, daily snack, and ArtHaus t-shirt)
DATE & TIME :
Participants in the 7th annual Nordic Fest Theatre Project (a collaboration between Vesterheim Museum and Upstart Crow Theatreworks) will step inside the ancient and mysterious Sami culture,
and create a play to present during Nordic Fest. Each day of the
two week program will include theatre warm-ups and games, designed to build the skills needed for performance. Participants will
use a tour of Vesterheim’s collection of Sami artifacts, and other
related exhibits, along with stories and music, to explore one of the
earth’s vanishing cultures and bring it to life on the stage. Scholarships available. Program sponsored by Nick and Elida Rowley, and
Rowley Trial Law Firm.
LITTLE MASTERS
June 1-5 OR June 8-12
1:00-4:00pm
AGE : 6-8 years (maximum 12 students each week)
INSTRUC TO R: Jennifer Jones
COS T: $ 90 (Includes all art materials, daily snack, and ArtHaus t-shirt)
DATE & TIME :
TIME :
Do you often look at your child and wonder, “Who are you?” Well, let them
show you their true personality through a creative outlet as they explore fun art
activities in our half-day camp all week. Projects include life-size three-dimensional self-portraits, alter-ego masks, and personal story scrolls. Students
will also have “open studio” time each day when they will be encouraged to
experiment with different artist materials and methods including painting, oil
and chalk pastels, printmaking, and mixed media collages. At the end of the
week students will have a chance to showcase their true identities through an
art exhibition of their camp creations in our ArtHaus gallery.
Don’t miss Upstart Crow Theatrework’s summer productions!
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Y o u n g ARTIST s ’ WORKSHOPS ( a g e s 1 0 - 1 7 )
Summer Session
Beading WITH BIJOUX JEWELRY
Thursday, July 30
AG E: 10-17 years (maximum 10 students)
TIM E: 5:30-8:30 pm
COS T: $30/person (includes all materials)
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Jewelry designers Vicki and Karen Berland are known around the area for
their artistic beading and beautiful designs. Join us for a creative evening as
we each have an opportunity to learn from the artists and create a set of earrings and necklace to wear on our next eve out with friends. No experience
necessary.
HEAVY METAL: Casting Iron Medallions
Friday, June 26
13-17 years (maximum 10 students)
TIM E: 1:00-4:00pm
INSTRUCTOR : Kelly Ludeking
COS T: $45 (materials included)
LOCATION : Ron Ludeking Farm, 1421 200th Street, Decorah
D ATE:
AG E:
Kelly Ludeking is a Decorah native, metal artist and sculptor now living in
the Minneapolis area. We are thrilled to welcome him home and offer you
an opportunity to experience an iron pour on his family farm. Learn the
metal casting process during this evening workshop and create your own
medallions. Then if you can, come back with your friends and family on
Saturday, June 27 at 4:00pm to watch the iron pour in process. Sunday
afternoon you can pick up your finished artwork – one that will last for
generations.
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YOGA WITH HEATHER HENRY
DATE :
CIRCLESONG
TBA
AG E: birth and up
TIM E: Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 am
COS T: suggested donation $5 per class
D ATE:
June 17-July 29 (no class on July 8)
4-8 years
TIME : Wednesday, 2:00-2:45 pm
C OS T : $40 session
AGE :
A circle of young children and babies, fathers, mothers,
and caregivers singing songs that nurture the spirit, along
with songs that are just plain fun!
9-13 years
Wednesdays, 3:00-4:00pm
C OS T : $50 per session
AGE :
TIME :
In addition to our practice of asanas (posture play for the
youngers), meditation, and breathing, we will be exploring the chakras (energy centers). All the while, we will be
having fun and creating a peaceful and balanced body and
mind.
No registration necessary for CircleSong. For more
information, contact Kristin Albertson (382-0025) or
Otter Dreaming (382-3458) e-mail: kristim@oneota.net
To register for yoga, contact Heather Henry
phone: 507.894.4507 | e-mail: sanctuary@acegroup.cc
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About Little Masters Art Studio
Little Masters Art Studio fosters art appreciation and offers quality hands-on art education for the
busy hands and open minds of budding Little Masters. Each class session will focus on the work
of a different famous artist rooted in past or contemporary art history. Each introduced artwork
will inspire a new art-making technique exploring new artist materials. By keeping small class sizes
Little Masters Art Studio offers a warm, welcoming environment where students can be inspired to
explore their individual artistic spirit. The class curriculum is designed for specific ages and abilities
of children enrolled in the course, empowering them to succeed in their creative process at all levels.
LEA DONHOWE LOVELACE
DIRECTOR OF LITTLE MASTERS ART STUDIO, CO-DIRECTOR OF
ARTHAUS
A Decorah native and a Luther College graduate, Lea has worked in the field of Art Education for over
a decade. She has worn various hats including that of a teaching artist working with diverse populations
of varied ages; a program director for a not-for-profit community art school; the manager of teacher
programs at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago; and an independent contractor/consultant,
connecting diverse audience members to museum exhibitions. Lea has her Master of Arts in Art Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 2007 she moved back to Decorah with her
husband, Mark and their kids Noah (6) and Ada (4), a mere two block commute away from ArtHaus.
RACHELLE REIS BRANUM, INSTRUCTOR
Rachelle is an artist/educator with a degree in Art Education from the University of Northern
Iowa. She has experience teaching art in public schools and art centers, and as an artist-inresidence. She has also focused on museum education as a docent at the Minneapolis Institute
of Art and is the former Assistant Curator of Education at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha,
Nebraska. Rachelle, originally from the area, recently moved back to Decorah with her husband,
Mark. When Rachelle isn’t teaching she is attempting to do her own artwork while tending to the
needs of her children, Caden (2) and Mara (1).
KeLLY LUdEKING, Instructor
Kelly is a Decorah native, launching his artistic career as a Decorah High School graduate in
1991. He continued his studio education at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design where
he learned metal casting, graduating with an emphasis in sculpture and furniture design. Since
college, Kelly has had the opportunity to travel across the nation to learn a variety of artistic
styles and methods from other metal artists, which has helped him diversify his own style of work.
Kelly founded Ironhead Sculptural Services, a Twin Cities based organization, with the mission
of preserving the 6000 year-old trade of metal casting through education programs for both
youth and adults.
Jennifer Fisher Jones, INSTRUCTOR
Jennifer graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Macalester College and holds a K-12
Teaching Certification in Art from the University of Iowa. She has experience teaching art in private
and public schools and has designed and taught after-school art programs and summer art camps in
California and Iowa. Her love of Contemporary Art led her into galleries where she had the opportunity to serve as an Art Consultant in San Francisco and later Washington D.C. Jennifer and her
husband, Brian, moved to Decorah in 2004. They have two children, Adam (4) and Greta (2).
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About Upstart Crow Theatreworks
The idea for Upstart Crow Theatreworks was hatched in the fall of 2002 after staging a production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream with a cast of Decorah-area children. Seven years and 17 productions later, Upstart Crow offerings still have as their foundation a respect for the creative impulse within each of us, and an understanding that
the skills practiced in theatre are the same as those useful in the life: good listening, an understanding of ourselves, compassion for others, and a healthy sense of play!
Productions: The classical, contemporary, and original plays staged by Upstart Crow are chosen with an eye and
ear tuned to good literature, “language plays” that are accessible, yet challenging and interesting to performers
and audiences of all ages.
Classes: Designed to encourage teamwork, creative thinking and spontaneity, Upstart Crow classes are a great way
for students of all ages to learn through play.
KRISTEN UNDERWOOD
DIRECTOR OF UPSTART CROW THEATREWORKS, CO-DIRECTOR OF ARTHAUS
Kristen has been a theatre professional for over twenty years. She earned her BFA from the University of Colorado/Boulder, and her MFA from San Francisco’s American Conservatory Theatre. As an actor and director, Kristen has been involved in over one hundred professional productions for companies around the country, in addition to teaching theatre
for CU/Boulder and Luther College, among others. After ten years as a managing Core Artist/Education Director for the
Commonweal Theatre Co, Kristen founded Upstart Crow Theatreworks in Decorah, where she now makes her home with
her son Simon.
Alan hockersmith, instructor
Named local swing dance pioneer by the Twin Cities City Pages, Alan Raven Hockersmith was a driving force behind the
swing dance renaissance in the Twin Cities from 1995-1999. His classes, and Swing in general, gained local and national
notice after having been featured in the Star Tribune, City Pages, Pioneer Press, Elle magazine, and Minnesota Monthly.
Alan’s teaching experience includes Swing, Cajun, Country Western, Salsa, Waltz, and Polka. His teaching style emphasizes
the fun that any form of dance brings to our lives.
AMY WELDON, INSTRUCTOR
Amy, an Alabama native, holds a Ph.D. in 19th-century British literature from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, where she edited The Carolina Quarterly. Her fiction and creative nonfiction have appeared in StoryQuarterly, The
South Carolina Review, Yemassee, Southern Cultures, The Carolina Quarterly, and The North Carolina Literary Review,
and her personal essay “The Fruits of Memory” is reprinted in Cornbread Nation 2: The Best of Southern Food Writing
(Univ. of North Carolina Press, 2004). Having completed a short story collection, Traveling Grace, she is now at work on a
novel, Mansions. Amy is a regular columnist, as “The Book Doctress,” for Decorah’s Inspire(d) Magazine, and assistant professor of English at Luther College.
KAREN BERLAND, instructor
Karen Berland became familiar with Pilates while living in Charleston, SC. This particular form of mind-body exercise
held her interest and she pursued her teaching certification after moving to Decorah four and a half years ago. Karen
enjoys sharing the benefits of Pilates, and is finding new motivation in her practice since the birth of her son Elliot, six
months ago.
Lindsey Harman, Instructor
Lindsey Harman holds an M.F.A. in Theatre Performance and currently directs the Mabel-Canton Speech and Drama
program. She also creates theatre and teaches voice in Decorah, IA. When not creating work for the stage Lindsey makes
jewelry and attends births -- all four components weaving together to comprise Arrival Arts. Lindsey spends most of her
time with her husband Andrew and their greatest gift and creation, Ezra.
liz rog, INSTRUCTOR
Liz Rog has been singing songs with children for 20 years. While living in Bolivia and in Mexico, she was delighted to
notice that children there love to sing as much as they do here. This summer, Liz will teach ArtHaus students a selection of
songs and games in Spanish, little gems she has collected over the years to be treasured and shared.
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ArtHaus is made possible through the
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All contributions in support of ArtHaus made
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EVENT RENTAL
ArtHaus makes a cozy setting for intimate
concerts, private parties, and other gatherings
of around 50 or fewer. Call us for rates
and more information.
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ArtHaus strives to be accessible to all and
offers scholarships upon request. Scholarships
are made possible through the generous donations of ArtHaus supporters. Please inquire if
you are interested in receiving a scholarship or
would like to contribute to the scholarship fund.
Gift Certificates to ArtHaus are available in
any amount. Call or stop by to pick one up for
someone you love.
Spring
II
Session
Ends
18
wed
Life
into
Fiction
begins
June 1-5
Two
Gents
at 2:00
17
2
Little/
Mini
Masters
Camps
9
tue
Little/
Mini
Masters
Camps
Mom’s
Day
Workshop
10
mon
1
2
First
Friday:
May
Day
3
sun
31
25
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
508 w. water street
decorah, ia 52101
563.382.5440
arthaus508@gmail.com
Nordic
Fest
Theatre
proj.
perform
23
24
30
25
31
26
27
28
29
www.arthausdecorah.com