CENTER - Fitton Center for Creative Arts

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CENTER - Fitton Center for Creative Arts
Fall 2016
Class Schedule
Classes
Workshops
Music Lessons
CENTER
FOR CREATIVE ARTS
Welcome
The Fitton Center has always been focused on providing
high quality and affordable arts education and engagement.
Whether it’s your first time picking up a paint brush or
you’ve been throwing pots for years, we’d invite you to
be a part of the Fitton family of artists.
Our team of extraordinary teachers is here to support and
encourage, as children, teens and adults alike can explore
their artistic side, learn new skills and make some new
friends. Join us at the Fitton Center and reveal the artist in you!
I look forward to seeing you at the Fitton Center soon.
Ian MacKenzie-Thurley
Executive Director
About Fitton
Expect the unexpected! Come curious and leave inspired. The Fitton Center for
Creative Arts isn’t just a building – it’s an experience. We are a non-profit arts
organization that has been a part of the community for over 20 years. Stop by and
visit us – you’ll see what we have to offer. Learn something new in one of our art
classes or workshops. They are designed for a wide variety of ages and are geared
towards all skill levels and backgrounds. We believe that all people benefit from the
arts. Affordable classes and workshops allow you to learn from professional artists
that are close to home. Become a part of the Fitton Center, and redefine the way you
experience the arts in Hamilton!
Contact Information
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513-863-8873, ext. 110 / frontdesk@fittoncenter.org
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513-863-8873, ext. 128 / scott@fittoncenter.org
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Kate Rowekamp: Director of Education
513-863-8873, ext. 132 / kate@fittoncenter.org
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513-863-8873 / www.fittoncenter.org
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Registration Dates
Registration Opens:
August 15, 2016
Fall I Session: September 12 – October 22, 2016
Register by September 5th to save $5.00 on each class!
Fall II Session: November 7 – December 17, 2016
Register by October 31st to save $5.00 on each class!
The Fitton Center will be closed November 24th – 26th for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Key
Supply list available upon registration
Messy class, please wear appropriate clothing
Scholarship Program
Our scholarship fund was created to give all students the opportunity to experience
a class at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts, regardless of financial limitations. We
encourage teachers, counselors, family, and friends to invite students to apply to
our program. Applications are available by calling 513-863-8873 or by visiting our
website at www.fittoncenter.org. Scholarships are limited to one per student per
program year.
Season Scholarship Sponsor – Joel and Marilyn Schmidt
Creative Aging
Back by popular demand! Following the success
of our first-ever Creative Aging Program, we will
be offering classes this fall that are designed to
provide affordable and accessible art instruction
for older adults (55+). Previous courses included:
painting, pottery, dance, and yoga. Fall Session
class offerings and schedule to be determined.
Please call 513-863-8873 for more information!
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Workshops
Art + Wine
AGES 21 and up
Instructors: Jamie Schorsch, Dan Couch, Alex Couch
$30/members, $40/non-members per workshop
Grant Wood – September 20 | 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Wood you like to create a regionalist painting?
Salvador Dalí – October 18 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Are you surreal?! Explore altered worlds though the eyes of Dalí.
Pop-aganda! – November 15 | 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
You can do it! Try your hand at painting iconic WWII posters.
N.C. & Andrew Wyeth – December 20 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Spend your winter with the Wyeths! Immerse yourself in the scenic narratives
of the Wyeth family.
Create unique art while you enjoy wine and snacks! The Art + Wine monthly
workshop nurtures the creative spirits of many emerging adult artists in our
community. We strive to create a comfortable environment at an affordable cost
for beginning artists. Blend hands-on painting with art history, technique lessons,
and knowledgeable instructors for a wonderful social and educational experience.
Bring a date or a group of friends and family for a fun and relaxed evening!
Two glasses of wine and light snacks included in cost of the class.
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Mosaics in 3D Workshop
AGES Adults (Ages 14+ may register with adult accompaniment)
Instructor: Jamie Schorsch
$60/members, $70/non-members
Saturday, October 8 | 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Learn how to integrate and apply mosaic designs and techniques to threedimensional alternative surfaces like cups, plates, frames or planters! Students
are required to bring their own alternative surface on which to create their
mosaic. We will also discuss composition, design, and color theory as it relates
to mosaic-making.
Memory Mosaic Workshop
AGES Adults (Ages 14+ may register with adult accompaniment)
Instructor: Jamie Schorsch
$60/members, $70/non-members
Saturday, November 12 | 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Students will create a mosaic that uses traditional glass/ceramic tiles and items
of personal significance (i.e. jewelry, buttons, bottle caps, broken silverware or
dishes etc.) to embed in their mosaic design. Students should bring their own
personal items to incorporate. We will learn to integrate these items related to
memories while considering composition, design, and color theory.
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Drawing
Creating Comics!
AGES 14 – Adult
Instructor: Billy Simms
$80/members, $100/non-members
Mondays | 6:00 p.m – 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
Students will learn how to make their own comics, starting with making
characters and writing stories, and finally creating a short comic strip
starring their original character. Learn helpful story-telling tips and explore
new drawing styles!
Drawing Studio
AGES 14-Adult
Instructor: Dan Couch
$80/members, $100/non-members
Wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
Drawing Studio focuses on the fundamental principles of drawing with an
emphasis on value, line, form, space and scale. This course will build on
observational drawing skills with traditional media while allowing space for
creative growth. Topics covered will include: still life, portraits, landscapes and
light/value study. The final weeks of the course will focus on the student’s
individual choice of material for the creation of a unique piece of art. Students
may repeatedly take the course to continually advance their development, or
explore media of their interest with more depth.
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Kids Drawing
AGES 5-9
Instructor: Emily Howard
$50/members, $70/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
Kids Drawing offers a journey into the exploration of artistic expression through
drawing and drawing-inspired sculpture. Concentrating on developing creativity
and techniques with a variety of art media, the young artist will discover ways in
which they can interact with the artistic world through observation and creative
problem solving skills.
Drawing Outside the Box
AGES 10-14
Instructor: Emily Howard
$60/members, $80/non-members
Thursdays | 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
Drawing Outside the Box is designed for older students who wish to explore and
develop their creative abilities through various drawing experiences with a variety
of media. New techniques help the student to experiment and observe the world
through different perspectives. Students will study master artists and create
drawings and drawing-inspired sculptures.
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Painting, Mosaics
& More!
Beginning Acrylic Painting
AGES 14 - Adult
Instructor: Jamie Schorsch
$85/members, $105/non-members
Mondays | 6:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
Beginning Acrylic Painting will introduce students to acrylic painting basics
and materials. Students will learn acrylic mixing strategies, color theory, and
various approaches to painting including blending and glazing. Modeling
form, rendering space, and studying masterworks will be the focus of this
class. Students may repeatedly take the class to continually advance their
painting skills.
Painter's Palette
AGES 7-12
Instructor: Sarah Pribonic
$70/members, $90/non-members
Tuesdays | 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 pm
Session I: September 13 – October 18
Session II: November 8 – December 13
Learn how to create fantastic acrylic and watercolor paintings using texture,
line, and color! Students will explore different types of painting while
discovering their own creative voice and expression. Be sure to wear
clothes that could get a little messy as the class experiments and observes
the world through different perspectives.
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Mask-Making
AGES 9 – 13
Instructor: Kim Stephens
$75/members, $95/non-members
Wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 pm
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
This class will introduce students to the concept of 3D plaster mask-making.
Each student will have the opportunity to use their artistic creativity to design
fun, unique, one-of-a-kind, colorful masks. During the class, students will be
creating two masks: a human mask, based on world cultural designs, and an
animal mask, based on a creature from the animal kingdom. Students will learn all
of the necessary components needed for creating plaster face masks. Students
will discover painting techniques for decorating 3D surfaces. We will discuss
overall color choices, pattern, and design. Students will also study techniques for
adding decorative elements around the outside of their masks to create finishing
touches.
Mosaics: The Joy of Breaking Glass
AGES 15 – Adult
Instructor: Lori Kay Farr
$90/members, $110/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
This class will teach the basic fundamentals of mosaic arts. Learn how to create
mosaics from a variety of media including ceramic, pottery and colored glass
tiles and sheets. Explore basic design principles, color theory, materials, and
techniques. Discover how to cut and shape tesserae using a variety of tools.
This is a great class for beginners and intermediate students who want to
further their skills in creating mosaics.
Check Out Our One-Day Painting and
Mosaic Workshops:
• Art + Wine
• Mosaics In 3D
• Memory Mosaics
See workshops section for details
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Yoga
Yoga
AGES 15-Adult
$65/members, $85/non-members
Drop-in Cost: $13/members, $15/non-members
Instructor: Bevy Sue Hammons
Mondays | 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
Instructor: Scott Williams
Wednesdays | 6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
Instructor: Bernadette Unger
Mondays| 5:30 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
Suitable for beginners or experienced students, this class explores the fundamentals
of yoga to help calm the mind while improving flexibility, balance, and core strength.
Classes begin with yoga breathing techniques and movements to warm muscles and
joints followed by basic yoga postures. Each class ends with a guided deep relaxation
leaving students feeling refreshed and energized. Suitable for all fitness levels. Wear
clothes that allow you to move freely. All of our yoga instructors are Certified Yoga
Alliance RYT (registered yoga teachers). Mats and props are provided, but students
may bring their own.
Kundalini Yoga
AGES 15-Adult
Instructor: Laura Cole
$65/members, $85/non-members
Drop-in Cost: $13/members, $15/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
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Using the science of sequence, poses and your breath, Kundalini yoga is a
powerful transformation tool for the body, mind and spirit. Each class has a strong
focus on self-mastery while working the inner and outer systems for a comprehensive
workout. Great for weight loss, enhanced moods and positive mindsets. Appropriate
for all fitness levels; modifications will be given. Mats
are provided, but students may bring their own.
Pottery
All adult students must purchase clay at $17.00 for 25 lbs. Only clay purchased
through the Fitton Center may be fired in the facility’s kilns. Clay is provided for
all youth and teen classes.
Youth Pottery
AGES 6-9
Instructor: Carol Waldorf
$65/members, $85/non-members
Tuesdays | 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Session I: September 13 – October 18
Session II: November 8 – December 13
Have fun with clay as you explore its endless possibilities. Discover hand building
techniques such as coiling and slab building. Create original tiles, pinch pots and
more! Students will learn how to finish their project with underglazes and glazes
and take home their very own works of art. Using these methods, students
will create sculptures and useful decorative items as they develop their artistic
abilities through self-expression.
Pre-teen Pottery
AGES 10-13
Instructor: Stephanie Strong
$65/members, $85/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
This class is geared towards those with previous pottery experience and
abilities who are interested in further developing their talents in the pottery
studio. The instructor will work with students at their individual levels and
enable them to progress to more difficult projects. New techniques in clay and
methods of finishing will be introduced each session, along with pottery wheel
demonstrations. This class will improve students’ pottery skills, giving them the
confidence to progress and grow further as artists.
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Teen Pottery
AGES 13-17
Instructor: Carol Waldorf
$75/members, $95/non-members
Wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
Learn the basics of the pottery wheel and hand-building pottery techniques.
Students will create their own functional pieces or sculptures as they progress
at their own rate to more challenging projects. Some experience with clay is
suggested; beginners to pottery will start with basic skills and hand-building
and then have an introduction to the pottery wheel experience at the end of
the session.
Pottery Basics
AGES Adults
Session I Instructor: Margie Gallo
Session II Instructor: Mary Catherine Ruby
$85/members, $105/non-members
Wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
This class is for the adult who is completely new to pottery. Master the basics
of hand-building with clay to create pots, platters and more. Learn to work with
coils and slabs and create surface textures with a variety of tools. Finished work
will incorporate various glazing and decorating techniques.
Functional Pottery
AGES Adults
Instructor: Linda Hanson
$85/members, $105/non-members
Tuesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 13 – October 18
Session II: November 8 – December 13
This class is for intermediate to advanced students interested in learning a
potpourri of functional and decorative techniques such as slab building, exciting
surface decoration techniques, glazing methods and more! Make tiles, platters,
bowls, and other decorative pieces. Come join fellow pottery lovers in our studio!
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Independent Clay Study
AGES Adults
Instructor: Haruko Mizoguchi
$60/members, $80/non-members
Mondays | 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
For individuals with experience in pottery and/or clay work who just want to
come and play, release creative energy, or are looking for a place to enhance their
skills. Independent Clay Study provides a great setting where potters can develop
their own ideas and interact with other artists. An instructor will be available for
assistance on Mondays; additional open studio hours will be posted.
Please note: In order to register for this class, students must have completed
at least one guided adult class at the Fitton Center (Pottery Basics, Functional
Pottery or Wheel Throwing).
Wheel Throwing
AGES Adults
Instructor: Julie Blair
$85/members, $105/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 22 – October 27*
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*Fall I no class 9/15
*Fall II no class 11/24
For the new, nearly new, and “haven’t done it for a while” student. Learn the
basics of the pottery wheel or fine tune your skills. Create bowls, tumblers, mugs,
vases, or whatever you are ready for. Beginners welcomed and encouraged.
Sculptural Hand-Building
AGES Adults
Instructor: Joe Paushel
$85/members, $105/non-members
Mondays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
This class is for the adult who has some basic experience with clay. Learn to
combine multiple hand building techniques including: slab, coil, additive, and
subtractive methods in order to create many different sculptural forms. Students
are welcome to explore their choice of sculptural imagery including both
representational and abstracted forms. Sculptures will be finished with glazes
or other exploratory surfaces.
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Photography
& Technology
Digital Photography for Beginners
AGES 14 - Adult
Instructor: Valda Hilley
$80/members, $100/non-members
Wednesdays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 14 – October 19
Session II: November 9 – December 14
A class for beginning digital photography students, this course covers camera
operation, principles of image capture, composition and subject matter. Areas of
artistic expression will also be explored in addition to the organization of images.
Applications such as e-mail, print and storage will also be covered. All types of
digital cameras welcome.
Intermediate Digital Photography
AGES 14 - Adult
Instructor: Valda Hilley
$80/members, $100/non-members
Mondays | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 12 – October 17
Session II: November 7 – December 12
If you want to move beyond “point and shoot,” find new inspiration, and take on new
challenges, this class is for you. Students will develop their skills and enhance their
photographs through image manipulation. Students will also work on the subtleties
and complexities of composition, lighting, and more.
PLEASE NOTE: Students must have a dSLR camera (with interchangeable lenses)
that will shoot in full manual mode and basic photography skills.
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Photoshop for Photographers
AGES 14 - Adults
Instructor: Valda Hilley
$80/members, $100/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Session I: September 15 – October 20
This class is a great introduction to Photoshop for those who want to step into the
world of image editing. This class will get you up and running in Photoshop so you
can edit images with confidence. This course is suited for photographers with basic
computer skills or as a follow up to our Digital Photography classes. Requirements:
Students should have Adobe Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) and bring their
laptops to class.
Lightroom for the Advanced Photographer
AGES 14 - Adults
Instructor: Valda Hilley
$80/members, $100/non-members
Thursdays | 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Session II: November 10 – December 22*
*No class 11/24
Take your digital photography to the next level and learn to use the Lightroom 5
Develop module’s advanced editing tools and raw processing tools. This class is for
any serious photographer - professional or passionate amateur. If you are passionate
about your photographs, use a digital SLR, shoot in RAW mode, and use the manual
exposure settings - this class is for you! Requirements: Students should have
Lightroom CC (Creative Cloud) and bring their laptops to class.
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Private Music
Lessons
Each music lesson is 30-minutes in length and must be purchased in 4 or 8 lesson
packs. It is recommended that students/parents call or e-mail the instructor first to
determine if they have lesson spots available. If so, lessons can then be purchased
with the Fitton Center. Instructors will only teach lessons when payment has been
made in full.
4-lesson cost: $80/members, $100/non-members
8-lesson cost: $150/members, $190/non-members (SAVE $10!)
Guitar/Bass/Ukulele Lessons
AGES 7 – Adult
Instructor: Mike Hicks
Guitar students will be introduced to a variety of styles such as rock, country, pop and
rhythm & blues in a fun and enthusiastic setting! Instruments taught include electric
guitar, acoustic guitar, ukulele, and bass. Lessons will focus on developing technique,
hand coordination, rhythm, picking techniques and music theory.
Questions for Mike? Call 513-295-6450
Guitar/Voice Lessons
AGES 8 – Adult
Instructor: Dave Sams
Beginning to advanced guitar instruction. Core guitar, kid’s guitar, singing, and
strumming, finger-board theory and improvisation. Classical and finger-style using
traditional note reading or tablature, chord diagrams, scales and songs. The goal is
a fun, relaxed environment for learning the art of playing the guitar. Beginning vocal
and performance coaching is also available for students teen through adult.
Questions for Dave? Call 513-235-8744
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Flute Lessons
AGES 10 – Adult
Instructor: Becki Chesnes
Relaxed one-on-one flute instruction for playing levels beginning to advanced
intermediate. Lessons will emphasize flute fundamentals, solo and ensemble
repertoire, ear training, music theory, sight reading and fun! More advanced
students will have the opportunity to accompany Becki to rehearsals, recording
sessions, and concerts and perform in studio recitals.
Questions for Becki? E-mail: rebekah.chesnes@yahoo.com
Piano Lessons
AGES 5 – Adult
Instructor: Rebekah Dixon
Beginning and Beginning/Intermediate Piano. All lessons include the following:
music theory; practice and playing techniques; warm-ups; exercises to enhance
playing ability; improvisation skills; reading basic chord charts. Students will
work from multiple books to provide a broad learning experience.
Questions for Rebekah? Call 513-257-1348
Voice Lessons
AGES 9 – Adult
Instructor: Rebekah Dixon
All lessons include the following: Basic knowledge of how the body produces
sound (voice); Understanding correct breathing techniques and posture; How
basic health of the body affects the voice; Vocal warm-ups and exercises;
Focus on increasing vocal range; Focus on improving overall vocal tone quality;
Basic music theory; Sight singing and choral reading techniques (optional);
Harmonization skills (optional)
Questions for Rebekah? Call 513-257-1348
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MEMBERSHIP INFO
Become a member of the Fitton Center for Creative Arts, a non-profit community arts
organization that has been part of the Hamilton community for over 20 years! Your
membership helps us continue to serve our artists, students, and local partners with
a variety of arts programming available only at the Fitton Center. Please note that
membership benefits are renewable annually and subject to change. Fitton Center
members enjoy the following privileges:
• Special mailings and invitations announcing exhibition openings, classes, workshops,
and events
• Discounted camps, classes, workshops – $20 off classes and camps, $10 off workshops
• Up to 25% discount on entertainment tickets
• 10% discount on all venue rentals
• Special offerings from local businesses participating in the Fitton Community
Rewards program
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Yes! I would like to support the Fitton Center through my membership and/or
special gift.
Contact Information
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Benefits
A form indicating the value of all benefits will be sent to you upon receipt of your
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REGISTRATION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
REGISTRATION
• All tuition fees are due upon registration.
• Places will be held only upon full receipt of tuition.
• Individuals registering late (after the class/workshop/camp has already started)
will be required to pay the total fee.
THREE WAYS TO REGISTER
• ONLINE: Please visit www.fittoncenter.org
• PHONE: Please have your Visa, Discover or MasterCard handy when you call
513-863-8873 ext. 110.
• WALK-INS: During our main office business hours – Monday through Thursday
9am – 7pm; Friday 9am – 5pm; Saturday 10am – 2pm
PAYMENT
• There will be a $25.00 service fee for returned checks.
REFUNDS
• The Fitton Center reserves the right to cancel or merge any of our classes based
on enrollment. If a class does not have sufficient enrollment, affected students will
be notified about any changes at least two days before class is due to start. If a
class must be cancelled by the Fitton Center, students will be refunded 100% of
their tuition or can transfer to another open class or session.
• If a student withdraws from a class 7 days before it is to begin or earlier,
100% of the tuition will be refunded.
• If student withdraws from a class less than 7 days before it is to begin,
50% of the tuition will be refunded.
• NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN ONCE CLASSES HAVE BEGUN.
FITTON CENTER PARTICIPANT WAIVER
Please Read Carefully
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Arts, including any other groups offering classes sponsored by the Fitton Center,
and in consideration of our acceptance of you or your child(ren’s) enrollment(s),
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any and all rights and claims for damages you or your child(ren) may have against
the Fitton Center and its representatives, successors and assigns for any and all
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conjunction with other persons or objects, for any and all purposes including, but
not limited to private or public presentations, advertising, publicity and promotions
relating thereto.
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