Once again, we are pleased to continue our "Take 5" series with some of the amazing siblings who are exploring creativity, friendships and fun at camp this year.Jasper is attending our Summer Arts Under The Umbrella camp this year, while Abby is a part of our Summer Classroom Volunteer program, in which high school aged students volunteer their time for... Keep Reading »
Winter semester class descriptions available now--registration opens Wednesday, December 4 at 12:00pm!
(and save the date - Summer Camp registration opens Wednesday, January 29 at 12:00pm)
The Umbrella Arts Center offers a wide variety of in-person arts education instruction for adults, teens, youth, and families as well as a summer camp and vacation week programs. We constantly work with our teachers to adapt and design new opportunities to learn, socialize, and experiment with the arts. New classes and workshops are posted on a rolling basis every few months, so be sure to check back often or subscribe to our newsletter for updates!
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The Ceramics Studio
The Umbrella Arts Center is pleased to introduce The Umbrella Ceramics Studio featuring in-person services and classes, drop-in independent...
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Winter semester class descriptions available now--registration opens Wednesday, December 4 at 12:00pm!(and save the date - Summer Camp...
April Vacation Week
REGISTRATION WILL OPEN IN EARLY MARCH APRIL Vacation Week -Protecting Our PlanetDates: April 22-25, 2025 At The Umbrella, we believe that...
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Last week, we were able to sit down with Beckett and Myles, two teens helping out with Summer Arts Under The Umbrella 2024. Beckett is a part of our Summer Classroom Volunteer program, in which high school aged students volunteer their time for community service hours. Myles is from our teen program, where teens aged 13 to 14 spend part of their camp day gaining... Keep Reading »
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“I think of dance as a constant transformation of life itself."– Merce Cunningham*Blog contribution by Becky Bearse When I was three years old, my mother placed me in my first dance class in my hometown of Concord. Surrounded by music, leotards and tights, and the ability to move about the room with so much emotion, and yet no words, dance became everything to me.... Keep Reading »
