Artist's Reception: Friday, March 13, 6:00pm-8:00pm

Gage students who have participated in Gage Academy of Art classes and workshops display their non-representational artwork in this striking abstract exhibition.


Cost: Free
Contact: Gage Academy of Art
Phone: (206) 323-4243
E-Mail: info@gageacademy.org

Adobe Youth Voices is recruiting new educators from Seattle to participate in our professional development program that promotes intensive media curriculum as a tool for increasing 21st century learning. All new accepted applicants receive a software donation worth $25,000, a production grant of $5,000, a stipend for professional development time, training, ongoing arts and technology resources, exhibition opportunities, and belong to a global network of educators who are leading media-rich curricula. We are looking educators who are committed to student driven arts based curriculum, are interested in learning or increasing their knowledge of Adobe tools, and who are interested in showcasing the work of their students to wider audiences.



The application will be live March 15th. For more information and to sign up for our outreach mailing list go to: http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/philanthropy/youthvoices/. Include your name and email, and the name of your school or organization.



Contact: Marisa Vitiello
E-Mail: asiram@isomedia.com

Bring Arts Corps Residencies to your classroom. Teachers and school administrators, are you seeking to engage students more deeply through the arts? Arts Corps offers in-school residencies in every art form for students K-12. Whether you are looking to integrate art into your lessons or to bring new cultural experiences and disciplines to your students, collaborate with our skilled, master-level teaching artists to open up new dimensions for learning.


Cost: Tiered pricing structure: $1,335 to $2,570
Contact: Tina LaPadula
Phone: (206) 722-5440
E-Mail: tina.lapadula@artscorps.org

The biennial professional development conference for classroom teachers, administrators, arts specialists, parents, and arts advocates, offering sessions in Dance, Music, Theater and Visual Arts at all grade levels. Sponsored by Dance Educators Association of Washington, Washington Music Educators Association, Washington Arts Education Association, Washington Association of Theatre Educators, VSA Washington, and OSPI.

Visit www.artstime.org for a scheduled list of presenters and links to our Keynote Guests, Alvin Law & Patrick Dunning.




Cost: Fees vary
Contact: Meg Mahoney
Phone: (206) 252-7648
E-Mail: mrmahoney@seattleschools.org

Join us for a week-long exploration of marine ecosystems and creative self-expression at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend, Washington, on the Strait of Juan de Fuca!

Water World, a collaboration between Centrum and the Port Townsend Marine Science Center, features activities and projects that expand and enhance elementary students' experience of the marine world through both scientific and artistic lenses.



For this program, student groups of four to six sign up with an adult chaperone. Groups may come from school districts, with teachers and school staff chaperoning, or they may be formed by parent committees looking for extra opportunities in the arts and sciences for their children. Tuition, room and board is free for chaperones.








Cost: $440
Contact: Martha Worthley
Phone: (360) 385-3102 X120
E-Mail: martha@centrum.org

How does an electric guitar work? How did this instrument come to exist? This multi-level lesson plan series for elementary, middle school and high school examine the technology and cultural history behind the electric guitar. New learning is applied to writing a compare-contrast paragraph (elementary), problem-solution essay (middle school) or persuasive essay (high school). These lesson plans incorporate language arts, science, and music.


Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

This fully bilingual curriculum for elementary, middle school and high school focuses on how immigration and migration have shaped Latino and U.S. popular music, the ways Latinos have expressed their experiences as Americans and how Latino youth have driven popular music innovations that cross diverse ethnic boundaries. This social studies curriculum may also useful to teachers of music, Spanish and ESL-ELL.


Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

EMP|SFM'S first online professional development course is free and open to all educators who want to learn more about teaching with oral histories of artists. Inspired by EMP|SFM's extensive collection of oral history interviews with musicians, writers, visual artists, directors, and actors, this course will help you develop an oral history project for your students. This course will also guide you in how to use oral histories across the curriculum, in areas such as reading, writing, or the arts. Educators can earn ten (10) clock hours from Seattle University for this self-paced course.




Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

Inspired by EMP|SFM's extensive collection of oral histories of musicians, filmmakers, visual artists and authors, these lessons designed for middle school and high school, teach the methods of oral history and give students a chance to reflect on the work of artists and the roles they play in our culture.


Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

What do Woodstock, the mambo and the 1970s Los Angeles punk scene have in common? They are all found in the new distance learning course based on the exhibition "American Sabor: Latinos in U.S. Popular Music". This course, which incorporates music, video and interactive elements, will help teachers learn about the ways Latino musicians have adopted and adapted musical styles, both Latino and mainstream. Teachers can choose among seven modules to design the instruction that best suits their interests. The course also includes classroom ideas and resources, particularly for teachers of music, Spanish and social studies. Up to 27 clock hours are available to Washington state teachers.




Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

How does art speak to us? What is the creative process? When is art traditional and when is it rebellious? These three downloadable visual arts units explore these and other questions.




Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

What are the Blues? What can they teach us about African-American history? This curriculum, co-developed with PBS, is designed for middle school and high school and can be used in language arts, social studies and music classrooms.




Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer Hammond
Phone: (206) 262-3256
E-Mail: jenniferh@empsfm.org

MONKEY WORKS is a collaborative playwriting and performance residency for 4th/5th graders, presented by "fearless, funny, female" Seattle theater company Macha Monkey. Classroom teachers select a social studies topic, and students learn to be socially active citizens as they collaboratively write, rehearse, and perform a play about the topic during a two-month residency! Macha Monkey invites educators and community members to come learn about MONKEY WORKS and enjoy a free student-created performance about suffrage at Thornton Creek Elementary on March 26 and 27, 2009.


Cost: Free
Contact: Desiree Prewitt
Phone: (206) 604-6255
E-Mail: desireeprewitt@hotmail.com

In-school residencies and workshops get students moving and learning through dance. In-school classes are custom-built for each classroom and are designed to support classroom learning and Washington State Arts EALRs.


Cost: $100 per class, discounts available
Contact: Kayti Bouljon
Phone: (206) 441-2432
E-Mail: kayti@pnb.org

Pacific Northwest Ballet fieldtrips offer students to experience a day in the life of a dancer. During their visit, students participate in an introductory dance class, tour the building and costume shop, and observe PNB Company dancers in rehearsal.


Cost: $100 per class
Contact: Rochelle Rapaszky
Phone: (206) 441-9411 x4229
E-Mail: rrapaszky@pnb.org

Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur is a ground breaking exhibition that includes breathtaking monumental images that flourished in the royal courts of Rajasthan in India during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Most of the paintings featured in this exhibition have never been published and many have been seen only by a select few since their creation. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.


Cost: Varies
Contact: Erica Applewhite, Tour Coordinator
Phone: (206) 654-3123
E-Mail: tours@seattleartmuseum.org

Learn American history through the visual arts! Using textbook examples of American art, Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness: American Art 1660-1893 from the Yale University Art Gallery, offers an overview of American history and culture, from the beginning of European settlement through the end of the nineteenth century. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness will enhance any classroom's study of American history.


Cost: Varies
Contact: Erica Applewhite
Phone: (206) 654-3123
E-Mail: tours@seattleartmuseum.org

SCT has long term residencies with many Seattle Schools this year including Lowell and John Hay. We work with you to enrich your already existing curriculum with theatre exercises, activating your students voices, bodies and imaginations!


Cost: $85 per hour; scholarship available, contact Andrea for more information
Contact: Andrea Ichikawa
Phone: (206) 443-0807
E-Mail: andreai@sct.org

Learn to teach world cultures through music and other arts in an all-new edition of this popular day-and-a-half-long program co-presented with SPU's Department of Music. Experienced educators and teaching artists share ideas and techniques for hands-on, classroom-tested music, dance, and storytelling activities ideal for enhancing your language arts, social studies, physical education, world cultures and languages, music and arts curricula. Come to one of the installments or save by attending both days. 8 Clock Hours included and a lavish ethnic lunch! A similar 3 hour workshop will be at PLU on March 2nd, 5-8 pm.


Cost: $15-$45, see website for pricing details
Contact: Bruce Hall
Phone: (206) 684-7336
E-Mail: education@seattleinternational.org

This week-long international performance festival features professional performances of music, dance, theater, circus arts, and puppetry by artists from around the world. There are programs for Pre-K through 12th grade students in English, Japanese, German and French. The Festival also has hands-on Discovery Centers on the grounds. Teachers receive a free curriculum guide.


Cost: $3.50-$9
Contact: Bruce Hall
Phone: (206) 684.7336
E-Mail: education@seattleinternational.org

SIFF FutureWave coordinates filmmaker visits with both local and world-reknowned cinematic artists (directors, costume designers, composers, etc.) to classrooms and community organizations around Puget Sound. These filmmakers bring real-world application into the classroom, expanding learning outside the traditional school experience and providing role models for students of all ages. We work to pair filmmakers with a variety of classroom disciplines that will be enhanced by their artistic area of expertise.


Cost: Free
Contact: Dustin Kaspar
Phone: (206) 315-0663
E-Mail: dustin.kaspar@siff.net

A performance by exceptional local teen musicians of a fusion of musical styles. More Music @ The Moore takes students on a musical journey, teaching them how to listen to and appreciate diverse genres of music. Daniel Bernard Roumaine (DBR) returns for a fourth year as Music Director.


Cost: $7 per ticket ($4 free/reduced price lunch)
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

This is a 60-minute performance of a series of short stories from Chinese history, mythology, and folklore. Stories are performed using English and Chinese dialogue, music, dance, mime, acrobatics, stage fighting, and singing.


Cost: $7 per ticket ($4 free/reduced price lunch)
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

Bring your students to the Historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle to step back in time to the 1920s. This one hour Lecture/Demonstration with organist Dennis James will include: demonstration of the organ and sound effects; discussion of the silent film era and composing/scoring for silent film; and a screening of a short silent film. Tours of the theatre available afterwards.


Cost: $7 per ticket ($4 free/reduced price lunch)
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

What do children need to know and be able to do in the visual arts, and how can you bring art instruction to a non-art-focused classroom? How do you teach art if you are not a practicing artist? Learn some of the basics, including how to align your lessons with the visual arts EALRs and how to do meaningful assessment of student learning in the arts, in this comprehensive one-day course taught by Beverly Harding Buehler, arts education consultant, mixed media artist, and former Manager of Youth and Family Programs at Seattle Art Museum. Clock hours available.


Cost: $65; members, $50
Contact: Register online at www.TacomaArtMuseum.org/Educators
Phone: (253) 272-4258 x3038
E-Mail: Teacher@TacomaArtMuseum.org

Taproot Theatre presents a student matinee of "Tuesdays with Morrie," a story that invites you to pull up a chair and join Mitch and his beloved, terminally-ill professor, Morrie, for some of the greatest lessons life can offer.



Taproot Theatre Company's student matinee program enhances student education, providing theatre as a tool and springboard for learning, growth and communication.


Cost: $10 per student; 1 complimentary adult ticket issued for every 12 students
Contact: Taproot Theatre's Group Sales
Phone: (206) 781-9708
E-Mail: groups@taproottheatre.org

Taproot Theatre presents the student matinee of "Around the World in 80 Days." Students will see Jules Verne's novel spring vividly to life in this wildly theatrical adaptation that takes them on a madcap adventure around the world.



Taproot Theatre Company's student matinee program enhances student education, providing theatre as a tool and springboard for learning, growth and communication.


Cost: $10 per student; 1 complimentary adult ticket issued for every 12 students
Contact: Taproot Theatre's Group Sales
Phone: (206) 781-9708
E-Mail: groups@taproottheatre.org

From drama games to acting classes to putting on a production, Taproot Theatre's residencies can range from several weeks to months, or an entire school year. Whether during the school day or after school as an enrichment program, let Taproot's trained teaching artists introduce a whole new world to your students.


Cost: Cost: $100 per hour per teacher; minimum of eight total class hours.
Contact: Sara Willy
Phone: (206) 529-3668
E-Mail: studio@taproottheatre.org

Our theatre arts professional will visit your classroom for a workshop that will inspire and excite your students. They will develop basic acting skills and explore non-theatre curriculum using theater as a medium.


Cost: $100 for a 60 minute workshop with up to 35 participants.
Contact: Taproot Theatre's Acting Studio
Phone: (206) 529-3668
E-Mail: studio@taproottheatre.org

Hello, Dolly! is based on the play The Matchmaker by Pulitzer prize winning novelist and playwright Thornton Wilder. Best known for his plays "Our Town" and "The Skin of Our Teeth," Thornton Wilder is one of the most beloved and greatest storytellers of the 20th century. This musical adaptation of his play is sure to delight students and audiences of all ages!


Cost: $16 (one free chaperone ticket for every 20 student tickets purchased)
Contact: Anya Rudnick
Phone: (206) 625-1418 x234
E-Mail: arudnick@5thavenue.org

The Musical Hello, Dolly! is based on the play The Matchmaker by Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and playwright Thornton Wilder. Jenifer Lewis and Seattle's own Pat Cashman star in this classic American musical comedy that is back on The 5th Avenue stage for the first time in 27 years. Brimming with joyful tunes from "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" and "It Only Takes a Moment" to the title song, Hello, Dolly! is a delectable treat for musical theater lovers of all ages.




Cost: $20
Contact: Anya Rudnick
Phone: (206) 625-1418 x234
E-Mail: arudnick@5thavenue.org

By signing up for our Educator Mailing List, educators can receive notices about upcoming educator discounts for full-length productions at The 5th Avenue Theatre. We offer this discount to thank educators for their hard work as well as provide an affordable connection to the theatre community in Seattle.


Cost: Reduced Price Tickets
Contact: Amanda Morris
Phone: (206) 625-1418
E-Mail: amorris@5thavenue.org

NFFTY 365 provides in-school presentations of youth-made films with the opportunity to meet and learn from local young filmmakers how filmmaking has influenced their lives and how their films have affected others. Students involved in presentations scheduled March - April 2009 will have the opportunity to obtain free or discounted tickets to the 2009 National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) - April 24-26.


Cost: Free
Contact: Kathy Reichgerdt
Phone: (206) 905-8400 x4
E-Mail: kathy@nffty.org

The UW World Series presents free matinee performances from our World Dance Series for students grades 3-12. These events are unique opportunities to give your students exposure to live performing arts, visit the University of Washington, and create meaningful connections to other core subjects.


Cost: Free
Contact: Elizabeth Duffell
Phone: (206) 685-2369
E-Mail: eduffell@u.washington.edu

ACT's annual Young Playwrights Festival (YPF) returns March 19 through 21 for a seventh year, and features a stunning mix of dramatic and comedic new works from extraordinarily talented student writers ages 14 to 18.



ACT will present staged readings of eight new plays developed through ACT's Young Playwrights Program (YPP). This program serves upwards of 350 middle and high school students from King, Kitsap, and Pierce counties throughout 16 greater Seattle-area schools. And for the first time, ACT's YPF will include students attending the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center's afterschool YPP program. Plays were selected by an artistic panel, within ACT, from a pool of approximately 300 submitted works. To prepare for the staged readings, each student playwright is partnered with a professional director, dramaturge, and actors. They participate in nearly 20 hours of rehearsal with his or her creative team. Each program is performed twice during the three-day festival.




Cost: $10 tickets for adults, $5 for students and seniors
Contact: Kristina Sutherland
Phone: (206) 292-7660 ext 1338
E-Mail: kristina.sutherland@acttheatre.org

The ArtsWest Apprentice Program is a intensive 4 week program where students ages 16-21 learn and improve their theater skills while rehearsing and performing a full-length musical. Program admittance is by audition only.


Cost: $300
Contact: Christopher Zinovitch
Phone: (206) 938-0963
E-Mail: christopherz@artswest.org

The Musical Theater Adventures Camp provides young people

with enriching summer experiences that develop their social

and physical skills, cultivate independence and self-confidence and challenge their imaginations. With classes chosen around the needs and skills levels of the students, the program is highly structured and requires that each camper has the motivation to fully participate.


Cost: 6 weeks for $750
Contact: Christopher Zinovitch
Phone: (206) 938-0963
E-Mail: christopherz@artswest.org

The nationally recognized ArtsWest Theater Conservatory is an intensive 7-week program where students learn theater skills as well as research history, politics, and art history based on the National and Washington State standards. Daily classes in acting, text, movement, and script analysis taught by professional teaching artists and rehearsals of a classic play lead by an experienced artistic team, instill confidence, poise and communication skills for everyday life. Program admittance is by audition only. Auditions are by appointment only.


Cost: $600
Contact: Christopher Zinovitch
Phone: (206) 938-0963
E-Mail: christopherz@artswest.org

At Whale Camp, Centrum and the Port Townsend Marine Science Center merge the worlds of art and science in the body of the whale. With education and conservation as the guiding forces, spend an exciting week on Puget Sound with marine scientists and artists, who will take you into the world of these grand creatures.


Cost: $865
Contact: Martha Worthley
Phone: (360) 385-3102 ext. 120
E-Mail: martha@centrum.org

The DANCE This camp is presented by Seattle Theatre Group at Centrum. Dance This provides an opportunity for high-school aged dancers at all levels to study a wide range of styles and techniques in a supportive, yet challenging atmosphere. You'll experience the whole range of workshop offerings, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Salsa, African & special workshops, while living and working with vital, contemporary faculty and a community of peers from across the state.


Cost: $695
Contact: Martha Worthley
Phone: (360) 385-3102
E-Mail: martha@centrum.org

Centrum's 2009 Summer High School Arts Camp presents filmmaking, mixed media sculpture, creative writing and theater under the guidance of an international and culturally diverse group of artists. Students select a single focus for a week that is designed to accelerate artistic development. Offered are: Film: Real Grrls; Theater: Erwin Thomas; Visual Art: Einar and Jamex de la Torre; Creative Writing: Stephanie Lenox.


Cost: $485
Contact: Martha Worthley
Phone: (360) 385-3102 X120
E-Mail: martha@centrum.org

SUMMER AT COYOTE!

Weeklong intensives for ages 10-14

68 hands-on courses are open for enrollment! Creative and talented professionals will meet their kids in professional work settings throughout central Seattle. Participants will have fun and learn lots of sophisticated, creative, technical, and problem-solving skills in Glassblowing, Furniture Design, Singing/Songwriting, Acting & Improv, Fashion Design, Fiction, Welding, Cartoon Animation, Painting, Photography, Web Design, Soapbox Cars, and many, many more! Visit us at www.coyotecentral.org.

Enrollment is first come-first served. Our scholarship program and system of barters and trades makes Coyote available to ALL kids.


Cost: $185-$325
Contact: Jun Sellers
Phone: (206) 323-7276
E-Mail: info@coyotecentral.org

The Endolyne Children's Choir is a non-audition community choir serving the greater West Seattle area. We work in a fun environment that promotes music appreciation and confidence through performing. All boys and girls in 1st-8th grades who like to sing are welcome. No audition necessary.


Cost: $100-$145 per quarter
Contact: Juliet Nazarino
Phone: (206) 935-5490
E-Mail: info@endolynechoir.org

For students in 7th through 10th grade. Spend your spring break as part of a killer rock band! Rehearse songs, work with your peers, and learn what it takes to be in a successful band. The workshop concludes with a live rock concert in JBL Theater. Discounts and scholarships available!


Cost: $200 members, $215 for non-members
Contact: EMP|SFM Education
Phone: (206) 770-2760
E-Mail: camps@empsfm.org

Every Friday night Gage offers Teen Art Studios (TAS), a free, drop-in art center that provides a diverse, challenging and productive environment for teen artists ages 13 to 18. Every month a different professional artist teaches a new art form, including cartooning, figure drawing, mixed media and more. You receive focused instruction and get the chance to explore a range of different mediums and skills. All art materials and refreshments provided, all levels are welcome.

March features Fashion Illustration with Marianne Goldin


Cost: Free
Contact: Gage Academy
Phone: (206) 323-4243
E-Mail: info@gageacademy.org

The intensive program, held in conjunction with the 2009 Theatre Festival, offers individualized attention with only 8 students in each class ages 13-19 (32 participants total). At the end of the week, students will perform readings of their own plays (written during the Conservatory) and will perform in a staged reading, rehearsed with the professional actors teaching the program. On Friday, students will attend Master Classes with actors from the Icicle Creek Theatre Festival's new play workshop which will perform in Leavenworth and at Seattle's ACT Theatre.


Cost: $925, scholarships available
Contact: Shana Pennington-Baird
Phone: 1(877) 576-6010
E-Mail: iciclecreektheatre@gmail.com

KEXP offers internships in all areas of radio broadcasting. Interns will gain real world experience in a broad array of fields including non-profit fundraising, marketing, sales, web design, sound engineering, and music programming. KEXP interns will learn skills in business communication, project management, problem solving, audio technology, database management and more. These skills and experiences offer our interns a unique ground-level glimpse of the day-to-day life of a community radio station, while offering relationship building and networking opportunities that will aid in securing future employment in the music industry.

Contact: Brady Morrella
Phone: (206) 520-5892
E-Mail: brady@kexp.org

Music Lessons are designed to supplement school music opportunities. Lessons are personalized, one-on-one instruction with professional, certified teachers, trained in creating a positive experience.


Cost: Sliding scale based on ability to pay
Contact: Michael Alstad
Phone: (206) 526-8443
E-Mail: malstad@mcnw.org

Music of Remembrance's mission is to remember Holocaust musicians and their art. In this program, Seattle native Daniel Asia and New Yorker Steve Reich share the bill. Using the poetry of Paul Pines, Asia's song cycle is imbued with images of family and Judaism, and their intertwining. Reich's landmark work juxtaposes sounds of the American trains he safely rode as a privileged child with images of the German trains that transported helpless people to death camps during the same years.


Cost: Free
Contact: Mina Miller, Artistic Director & President
Phone: (206) 365-7770
E-Mail: info@musicofremembrance.org

The Northwest Boychoir is holding auditions for NEW members on Saturday, May 16 for fall enrollment. Boys ages 6-9 are invited to sign-up for auditions. No previous music training is needed. The Northwest Boychoir offers the perfect blend of fun and music training. If your child is interested in singing and music, the Northwest Boychoir is the right choice. For 35 years, we've been training Seattle's children to sing and perform in public. Auditions are offered twice yearly, in February and May. We offer small group instruction, after school, in Seattle's University District with convenient freeway and public transportation access.


Cost: Tuition varies. Financial Aid Available
Contact: Northwest Choirs Office
Phone: (206) 524-3234
E-Mail: nwc@northwestchoirs.org

PCNW offers classes and workshops taught by skilled instructors on a quarterly basis - 10-week courses are taken for credit and involve weekly assignments and grades, while workshops are variable in terms of duration and structure.


Cost: Varies
Contact: Erin Sweeny
Phone: (206) 720-7222
E-Mail: esweeny@pcnw.org

A two-part creative facilitation training for young people ages 14-18, who are interested in leading groups and organizing events using the arts. The first training develops basic skills to use art to facilitate groups and provides participants with "tool-box" of easy-to-lead art activities. The second training will focus on specific leadership techniques like active listing, presentation skills, and group facilitation and will explore how to use these skills to move a group towards its highest potential. The second training builds on the first training, and it is highly recommended that participants come to both!


Cost: Free
Contact: Eli Steffen
Phone: (206) 938-6090
E-Mail: eli@powerofhope.org

Pratt's summer art week offers courses in Glass Flameworking, Glassblowing, Welding & Metal Sculpture, Woodworking, Painting & Drawing and Printmaking for ages 13 and up. Enjoy one or two classes in Pratt's professional studios with support and guidance from our outstanding youth instructors.


Cost: Varies. Tuition assistance available
Contact: Erik Halaas
Phone: (206) 328-2200 x 224
E-Mail: ehalaas@pratt.org

Scribes 9-12 is an intensive two-week writing program for high school students. Facilitated by professional writers, Scribes students acquire a tool kit of literary forms, pick-up exercises and techniques to develop their writer's voice, get serious and helpful feedback from their instructors and peers and tour the city to view new and familiar places with a writer's eye.


Cost: $0-650
Contact: Margot Case
Phone: (206) 322-7030
E-Mail: margotcase@hugohouse.org

Hugo Classes for Kids is a 10-week after-school creative writing workshop for kids in 3rd-8th grades. The theme for spring session is Writing to Save the World. Writers are always saving things, changing things. We write on behalf of things that can't speak -- animals facing extinction, trees being cut down. We record events so that they won't be forgotten -- a city destroyed by a hurricane, a grandparent's life story. In this class we'll practice our powers of persuasion, putting our passion on the page to save, to remember and to create our world.




Cost: $0-$50
Contact: Margot Case
Phone: (206) 322-7030
E-Mail: margotcase@hugohouse.org

Scribes is an intensive two-week writing program for students having just completed 7th and 8th grades. Facilitated by professional writers, Scribes students acquire a tool kit of literary forms, pick-up exercises and techniques to develop their writer's voice, get serious and helpful feedback from their instructors and peers and tour the city to view new and familiar places with a writer's eye.


Cost: $0-650
Contact: Margot Case
Phone: (206) 322-7030
E-Mail: margotcase@hugohouse.org

Hugo Classes for Teens are creative writing workshops for high school students. Working with a professional writer, each class will focus intensively in a specific genre. Students will hone their craft while stretching their writing muscles in a supportive environment. Spring session offerings: The 10 Minute Play, Flash Fiction, Breaking the Rules (Poetry) and Humor Writing.


Cost: $0-$50
Contact: Margot Case
Phone: (206) 322-7030
E-Mail: margotcase@hugohouse.org

ARTattack: Teen Night Out

This show-stopping teen-only night comes equipped with a tight DJ set, drop-in art activities and free admission to the SAM Permanent Collection and Special Exhibition galleries. The SAM Teen Advisory Group (TAG) makes sure that ARTattack is a program created by teens for teens.


Cost: Free
Contact: Nate Herth
Phone: (206) 626-0434
E-Mail: nateh@seattleartmuseum.org

Teen Tix is a revolutionary arts access program for teenagers. Any teenager (13-18 years old) can sign up for a freeTeen Tix pass. With their passes, members can attend performances, exhibits and events at any of our 26 participating arts venues for just $5. Our partner venues include many of the Seattle area's preeminent arts-presenting organizations, including Seattle Repertory Theatre, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Experience Music Project, ACT Theatre, Seattle International Film Festival, and Seattle Opera. Through Teen Tix, teenagers are also able to access arts classes and special events, meet artists, write reviews, and more.


Cost: Free membership; $5 tickets
Contact: Pete Rush
Phone: (206) 233-2608
E-Mail: pete.rush@seattle.gov

This televised variety show films every fist Wednesday of the month, and regularly features young performers! All genres of performance are acceptable, the act should be 3-6 min in length, and well-rehearsed. Beginners welcome! We're looking for people with passion, diversity and fun! It's a great experience and all performers receive a 4-camera promotional video and copy of the show on DVD


Cost: Free
Contact: Kevin Joyce
Phone: (206) 463-0002
E-Mail: kevin@en-joyproductions.com

Performance Anxiety from Inside Out

This class is for those who wish to increase their ability to focus under pressure and for those with performance anxiety. After establishing confidentiality, Helen will help you identify the personal experiences, feelings, and thoughts that act as barriers and inhibit your ability to concentrate and perform optimally. Then she'll introduce appropriate tools to overcome these barriers. Many musicians are blocked from sharing the music in their souls. Others perform well but needlessly berate themselves for perceived flaws or failures. You will learn appropriate tools to overcome these barriers, highly effective approaches used in other fields to minimize stress and prepare for athletic competition. Regardless of the reason that you seek greater freedom on stage, Helen is passionate about the opportunity to help you conquer your fears and let your music soar. Helen's classes are rich with transformative, life-changing moments and can be described as deeply personal as well as full of laughter. Helen offers the chance for participants to interact, learn concepts from great teachers, and discover other ways to focus the mind, emotions, and body. As one former participant wrote, "I enjoy a level of performance satisfaction I never knew possible."




Cost: Student $12
Contact: Sandra Saathoff
Phone: (206) 281-2146
E-Mail: sfs_pres@seattleflutesociety.org

Seattle Music Partners provides after-school music lessons to elementary and middle school students in underserved communities. Our mission is to help children learn to play instruments and read music. To attain this goal, we recruit accomplished high school and college-aged musicians to volunteer to work with our students. Lessons are taught on a weekly basis in one-on-one pairings or in small groups, and instruments are loaned when needed. Students perform in several recitals each year, showcasing their new skills and gaining valuable performance experience. In addition, SMP works with area arts organizations to bring nationally known musicians into the schools and to arrange for field trips to music performances.


Cost: Free
Contact: Scott Gelband, Ex. Dir.
Phone: (206) 409-2535

Seattle Musical Theatre presents SummerStage 2009 for students 11-18. This intensive program (June 29-August 1) offers students a full immersion in musical theater. Mornings are devoted to classes in vocal work, movement, and acting, or optional technical theater classes. Afternoons are devoted to rehearsing a fully staged version of Guys and Dolls for performance on our Magnuson Park stage.


Cost: $625
Contact: Jeremy Ehrlich
Phone: (206) 363-4807
E-Mail: jeremy@seattlemusicaltheatre.org

A series of short stories drawn from Chinese history, mythology and folklore. Loud and colorful! Stories are performed using English and Chinese dialogue, music, dance, mime, acrobatics, stage fighting and singing.


Cost: $7 per ticket ($4 free/reduced price lunch) - reservations required
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

A performance by exceptional local teen musicians fusing musical styles. More Music @ The Moore takes students on a musical journey, teaching them how to listen to and appreciate diverse genres of music. Daniel Bernard Roumaine (DBR) returns for a fourth year as Music Director.


Cost: $7 per ticket ($4 free/reduced price lunch) - reservations required
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

The DANCE This Summer Training Intensive is an opportunity for young dancers (ages 13-21) at all levels to immerse themselves in dance over the course of two weeks. Students will be exposed to a wide range of dance styles and techniques in a supportive, yet challenging atmosphere. Instruction includes ballet, modern, jazz, Afro-Latin, African, hip-hop and special workshops.


Cost: $275 if register before May 20th; $300 after May 20th
Contact: Annenelia Bach
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1123
E-Mail: annieb@stgpresents.org

Free tickets to the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra's Benaroya Hall subscription series are available to instrumental music students and teachers.


Cost: Free
Contact: John Empey
Phone: (206) 362-2300
E-Mail: boxoffice@syso.org

Marrowstone is an intensive two-week residential summer orchestra and chamber music program for youth 13 - 23 years of age, presented by the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras and held at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA. Marrowstone offers talented musicians the opportunity to study with internationally acclaimed guest artists and faculty from the Chicago Symphony, the Boston Symphony, the Seattle Symphony, the University of California, the Empire Brass and the National Symphony Orchestra.


Cost: $1,750 (financial aid available)
Contact: Britt Madsen
Phone: (206) 362-2300
E-Mail: marrowstone@syso.org

Taproot Theatre's Acting Studio is a year-round instructional program for theatre artists of all ages and experience levels. As we are devoted to the wholeness of the artist, our goal is to create a nurturing environment to help the actor develop his or her unique gifts.






Cost: Varies
Contact: Taproot Theatre's Acting Studio
Phone: (206) 781-9705
E-Mail: Studio@taproottheatre.org

Taproot Theatre's Acting Studio is a year-round instructional program for theatre artists of all ages and experience levels. As we are devoted to the wholeness of the artist, our goal is to create a nurturing environment to help the actor develop his or her unique gifts.


Cost: Varies
Contact: Taproot Theatre's Acting Studio
Phone: (206) 529-3668
E-Mail: studio@taproottheatre.org

Camp ZinZanni is a six-day summer day camp presented by Teatro ZinZanni in its antique Belgian spiegeltent for children ages 9 to 16. Campers learn the basics of circus arts and character/scene development through workshops with some of the world's greatest cirque artists and stage technicians.


Cost: $350
Contact: Courtney Hebb
Phone: (206) 802-0011 ext 7244
E-Mail: campzinzanni@onereel.org

If you're a high school student with a passion for performing, you won't want to miss our Fridays at The 5th theater workshops. Each workshop is led by the show's creative team. You'll learn performance techniques, insider secrets, and more. A pizza dinner and a ticket to that evening's performance complete this incredible experience.


Cost: $20
Contact: Anya Rudnick
Phone: (206) 625-1418
E-Mail: arudnick@5thavenue.org

If you're a high school student with a passion for performing, you won't want to miss our Fridays at The 5th theater workshops. Each workshop is led by the show's creative team. You'll learn performance techniques, insider secrets, and more. A pizza dinner and a ticket to that evening's performance complete this incredible experience.


Cost: $20
Contact: Anya Rudnick
Phone: (206) 625-1418
E-Mail: arudnick@5thavenue.org

If you're a high school student with a passion for performing, you won't want to miss our Fridays at The 5th theater workshops. Each workshop is led by the show's creative team. You'll learn performance techniques, insider secrets, and more. A pizza dinner and a ticket to that evening's performance complete this incredible experience.


Cost: $20
Contact: Anya Rudnick
Phone: (206) 625-1418
E-Mail: arudnick@5thavenue.org

NFFTY (pronounced nifty) showcases work by filmmakers 22 and under from across the U.S. and the world. It includes film screenings, workshops, youth concerts, & opportunities for young filmmakers to network with each other as well as with industry professionals. It is unique in bringing very young (elementary age) to college age filmmakers together for cross mentoring, and bringing youth-made films to audiences of all ages. Films with environmental, peace, and social justice themes are given special recognition.


Cost: General admission, $8
Contact: Kathy Reichgerdt
Phone: (206) 905-8400 x4
E-Mail: kathy@nffty.org

Have you heard? Vera and KEXP now offer you their podcasting expertise in a 5-week course for only $50. Scholarships are available, if needed please ask!

Apply online at www.theveraproject.org, and send any questions to podcasting@theveraproject.org.

Spread the word about the music and issues you care about.


Cost: $50
Contact: Josh Powell, Program Director
Phone: (206) 956-8372
E-Mail: joshp@theveraproject.org

This program consists of a 3 day music workshop, for students grades 4 through 12, who learn over 50 songs in dances taking classes in voice, dance, improvisation, choral, stage presence, performance, ending in a big show. The workshops are life changing and build self-confidence in each student, and help keep music in the schools.

Teachers are encouraged to observe workshops and ask questions.


Cost: $47 per student
Contact: Susan Anderson
Phone: (951) 493-6753
E-Mail: sanderson@youngamericans.org

Sequential series of free photography classes in both black and white film and digital photography. Students work with teaching artists and mentors to develop serious photography skills with which to explore and comment upon their world.


Cost: Free
Contact: Brett Jelinek
Phone: (206) 407-2121
E-Mail: brettj@youthinfocus.org

ACT Theatre and Rainier Valley Youth Theatre are excited to announce the release of their 2nd PLAY Anthology, published by Whit Press. Play: an Anthology of Student Plays 2007/2008 features some of the most engaging and powerful voices from our Young Playwrights Programs. ACT is offering these anthologies at a discounted rate in order to get them into as many schools as possible. For more information email Kristina Sutherland, Education Associate ACT Theatre at kristina.sutherland@acttheatre.org


Cost: $15 per anthology
Contact: Kristina Sutherland
Phone: (206) 292-7660 ext 1338
E-Mail: kristina.sutherland@acttheatre.org

Centrum's programs provide young artists the variety and depth of experience in the arts needed to meet today's learning objectives. Centrum provides a completely hands-on experience outside the traditional classroom.

The model for our elementary and middle school programs is to have artists and scientists, engaged in the most current cultural issues of our times, mentor young people in grades 5-8, as well as the teachers and adult chaperones who accompany them. Teachers who attend as chaperones receive 30 clock hours for a week-long program. Students in grades 9-12 come to Centrum without chaperones.

Centrum is a non-profit, artist-centered organization with a 35-year partnership with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI).


Cost: $440-$695
Contact: Martha Worthley
Phone: (360) 385-3102
E-Mail: martha@centrum.org

This is a one of a kind opportunity for your students to be enlightened by the magic of dance. Next Stage's veteran dancers bring not just the physical beauty of dance to the stage, but the exceptional quality of performance with which only a mature dancer can ignite the stage. This workshop performance is only one hour in length and will include some participation from your students (no dancing required!). There will also be a question and answer period at the end of the performance.




Cost: $2/student for performances at Dance Fremont!, $3/student for performances at school
Contact: Dominique Gabella and Sylvie Lietart
Phone: (206) 633-0812 ext. #3
E-Mail: info@nextstagedance.org

PNB is currently seeking schools that are interested in participating in DISCOVER DANCE, an intensive dance residency program. Qualified schools and classrooms will participate in 3-week residency pilots with an option to complete a 3-5 month program the following school year.


Cost: Free
Contact: Kayti Bouljon
Phone: (206) 441-2432
E-Mail: kayti@pnb.org

Pacific Northwest Ballet's DanceChance program strives to partner with elementary schools to discover talented students. Third graders who display the physical ability to become professional dancers are provided with free classical ballet training, allowing them the opportunity they might otherwise not have to pursue a professional career. Selected students receive full tuition scholarships, transportation, dance attire and tickets to PNB performances. DanceChance strives to enhance children's confidence, discipline and sense of achievement through classical ballet training.



Partner schools are selected based on their percentage of students on subsidized lunches, ethnic diversity, and commitment level of the school. Applications for schools interested in partnering for the 2009-2010 program are due on May 1, 2009




Cost: Free
Contact: Jennifer McLain
Phone: (206) 441-2435 ext. 3516
E-Mail: dancechance@pnb.org

Writers in the Schools (WITS), a program of Seattle Arts & Lectures inspires young people to discover and develop their authentic writing and performance voices. Through working with professional, published creative writers, students are empowered to tell their own stories. Writers-in-residence provide a meaningful real-life mentor for every student from the motivated learner to the reluctant writer and for each teacher. The residencies are woven into the school day, thus reaching students who might never elect to attend an after-school program in creative writing. Through WITS, students become authors of their own lives.






Cost: $6,000
Contact: Rebecca Hoogs
Phone: (206) 621-2230, ext. 18
E-Mail: rhoogs@lectures.org

Bring a Seattle Children's Theatre teaching artist to your school for a day, a week, a month, or more. Whether it is during school or after school, you can enhance any program with interactive drama curriculum taught by a professional SCT teaching artist. Recent linking curriculum include: Gooney Bird Greene by Lois Lowry, Rain Forest,Civil War, biographies, and much more. Let us tailor a residency for your class!


Cost: $85 per hour; scholarship available, contact Andrea for more information
Contact: Andrea Ichikawa
Phone: (206) 443-0807 x1123
E-Mail: andreai@sct.org

There are three components to Shrinking Bigfoot:

1) A fun-filled, interactive theater assembly which provides information on energy, global warming and climate change and empowers students to shrink their own carbon footprints with everyday actions such as turning off the lights; 2) Student workshops with fun, hands-on activities illustrating the basic science behind global warming and climate change. Students will understand that they have a role in protecting the climate and that their energy use and transportation choices make a difference; 3)Professional teacher training with an expert speaker on climate change and hands-on classroom activities for translating climate change concepts to a 4th and 5th grade level. Teachers are given vocabulary definitions for their classroom word banks, a CD with all materials and resources discussed at the training, a list of suggested tie-ins to current district curriculum, and a $50 stipend for attending. Dinner is provided and clock hours are available.




Cost: Free
Contact: Emily States
Phone: (206) 583-0655
E-Mail: scl@triangleassociates.com

Taproot Theatre's Road Company teaches children at schools through the Pacific Northwest important social skills in "Camp Super Friend," a play about forming friendships and appreciating differences. Students will learn about starting a conversation, joining a group, showing respect for others, bullying prevention, teamwork and more.




Cost: $550 for first performance; $250 for second performance (Same play, same day, same location). Classroom visits and workshops are $100 per hour. A travel fee is added for all destinations.
Contact: Josiah Wallace
Phone: (206) 529-3669
E-Mail: touring@taproottheatre.org

Taproot Theatre's Road Company teaches students about the dangers of cyber bullying in "New Girl," a play that looks at the consequences of our actions and the need to treat everyone with kindness and respect. Guided by Committee for Children's violence prevention curriculum, this play examines the various forms of bullying and harassment, both subtle and overt; explores the dangers of cliques; and teaches students to understand understand personal and social responsibility.


Cost: $550 for first performance; $250 for second performance (Same play, same day, same location). Classroom visits and workshops are $100 per hour. A travel fee is added for all destinations.
Contact: Josiah Wallace
Phone: (206) 529-3669
E-Mail: touring@taproottheatre.org

In this play for school assemblies about bullying prevention, students will follow along with Alexander, a 5th grader who imagines he's a medieval knight who has to rescue a princess from a dragon. While he's battling make-believe foes, he and the students learn some important lessons about bullying prevention and social skills along the way. This play was guided by Committee for Children's curriculum on bullying prevention.


Cost: $550 for first performance; $250 for second performance (Same play, same day, same location). Classroom visits and workshops are $100 per hour. A travel fee is added for all destinations.
Contact: Josiah Wallace
Phone: (206) 529-3669
E-Mail: touring@taproottheatre.org

A new musical exploring the story of the Mercer Girls who were recruited by University of Washington President Asa Shinn Mercer and sailed to the Puget Sound area from the East Coast to work as teachers and to increase the population of women in the Washington Territory. The women were full of hope and aspiration, but life in the new city was often difficult. This original musical follows the journey of the Mercer Girls and their experiences in the fast growing town of Seattle.


Cost: $600 for one performance, $800 for two performances
Contact: Amanda Morris
Phone: (206) 625-1418 x744
E-Mail: amorris@5thavenue.org

Youth Theatre Northwest is both a theatre and school, providing a wide range of classes and programs designed to further theatrical learning, initiate creative play and stimulate intrapersonal development for children and young adults ages 3-18. We offer school show performances of all of our 7 plays during the school year. We also offer: Residences, in which the theatre educator explores your curriculum using theatre; After school programs; and Show to Go, which helps your school produce their own school play


Cost: Price depends on nubmer of students and type of program
Contact: Amanda Lee Williams
Phone: (206) 232-4145 ext 106
E-Mail: outreach@youththeatre.org

ACT's annual Young Playwrights Festival returns March 19 through 21 for a seventh year, featuring a wonderful mix of dramatic and comedic new works from talented student writers ages 14 to 18. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and seniors. Check out ACT's website for more information: https://www.acttheatre.org/TicketsPlays/Play.aspx?prod=2180


Cost: $10 adults $5 students and seniors
Contact: Kristina Sutherland
Phone: (206) 292-7660 Ext:1338
E-Mail: kristina.sutherland@acttheatre.org

Music of Remembrance's mission is to remember Holocaust musicians and their art. In this program, Paul Schoenfield?s poignant "Ghetto Songs" features the poetry of the famed "Krakow troubadour" Mordecai Gebirtig who was shot to death in the Krakow Ghetto at age 65. Also, America was a haven for many important artists fleeing the Holocaust. ?migr? musicians, such as composers Ernest Bloch and Erich Korngold, whose works we'll hear, have had influential roles in shaping American musical life.


Cost: Free
Contact: Mina Miller, Artistic Director & President
Phone: (206) 365-7770
E-Mail: info@musicofremembrance.org

Music of Remembrance presents the world premiere of a new commission from Betty Olivero, "Kolo't" (Voices) a work that gives musical witness through poems and texts by Primo Levi and Paul Celan. Spectrum Dance Theater's Donald Byrd has choreographed a new dance for "The Wind," a captivating work by Franz Schreker, one of the composers banned by the Nazis. We also celebrate Cosmic Spring, written in the Kovno Ghetto by little-known German composer Edwin Geist, who was shot to death by the Gestapo in 1942.


Cost: $36
Contact: Mina Miller, Artistic Director & President
Phone: (206) 365-7770
E-Mail: info@musicofremembrance.org

A family friendly hip hop event to address recent youth violence in the Seattle community and to also spread word of black history and the underground railroad.


Cost: $5-$10
Contact: Terrell Philips and Quincy Henry
Phone: (253) 861-6474
E-Mail: quincy_henry@live.com

Morgan Taylor's Gustafer Yellowgold Show (which just had a hit run off-Broadway) is unlike anything in family entertainment. His story-songs about Gustafer and his pals, performed against a backdrop of large-screen animations done up with karaoke-style subtitles for early readers, create a world as deep and original as it is beautiful. The whole family will enjoy this multimedia event.


Cost: $6.50/children, $9/adults
Contact: Ryan Davis
Phone: (206) 329 2629
E-Mail: ryan@nwfilmforum.org

A week of choral singing, voice classes, instrument exploration, arts and crafts, group games, movement activities, outdoor fun and a concert at the end of the week for family and friends! Open to girls ages 6-12. No choir experience required.


Cost: $225 by May 1, 2009; $250 after May 1
Contact: Mandi Shankle
Phone: (206) 985-3972
E-Mail: info@northwestgirlchoir.org

For over 35 years, Northwest Girlchoir has been dedicated to the development of girls' musical knowledge, vocal/performance skills, cultural awareness and personal responsibility in a hard-working, fun, and caring community. During a fifteen-minute audition, Northwest Girlchoir's Artistic Director will check your daughter's voice quality, range, and listening skills by having her sing some simple patterns. She will be looking at your daughter's ability to focus and take direction, her interest in learning new things, and her kind/positive character.


Cost: $10 audition fee
Contact: Mandi Shankle
Phone: (206) 985-3972
E-Mail: info@northwestgirlchoir.org

This Downtown Seattle walking tour is designed for family groups, with children ages 5 and up. The Family Tour is one of several youth programs available with the Seattle Architecture Foundation, and it is our only tour geared towards children. The tour is activity driven and interactive. Tour guides ask questions to promote critical thinking. As families learn about design, they begin to see the city in a new way.






Cost: $5 children and $10 for adults
Contact: Tracy Vicory-Rosenquest
Phone: (206) 667-9184
E-Mail: tracy@seattlearchitecture.org

Family Fun at SAM Downtown

Second Saturday of select months, 10 a.m.- noon

Family Fun lives up to its name. Make art, enjoy special performances and take kid-inspired tours of SAM galleries! Designed for kids 12 and under and their parents/guardians. Free with museum admission. Check themes, activities and Register online at seattleartmuseum.org.




Cost: Free
Contact: Nate Herth
Phone: (206) 626-0434
E-Mail: nateh@seattleartmuseum.org

Seattle Children's Theatre Education Programs presents 7 plays with student actors (grade 4+). Students auditions begin in March for: Alice in Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass, Sideways Stories from Wayside School, High School Hamlet II: A Midsummer Night's Macbeth, Once on This Island Jr., Romeo & Juliet, and legendary musical RENT: School Edition.



We offer audition workshops for students wanting to learn and practice audition technique.


Cost: $480-$520
Contact: Drama School
Phone: (206) 443-0807 x1186
E-Mail: dramaschool@sct.org

Seattle Children's Theatre offers 200+ classes and camps during summer 2009! Theatre education for students age 3.5 - 21. We offer creative drama, acting classes, performance programs, and partnerships with EMP|SFM, PSC, Woodland Park Zoo, Spectrum Dance Theater, and Jet City Improv.


Cost: Starting at $70.00
Contact: SCT Education Programs
Phone: (206) 443-0807 x1186
E-Mail: dramaschool@sct.org

Seattle Children's Theatre offers 200+ classes and camps during summer 2009! Theatre education for students age 3.5 - 21. We offer creative drama, acting classes, performance programs, and partnerships with EMP|SFM, PSC, Woodland Park Zoo, Spectrum Dance Theater, and Jet City Improv.


Cost: Starting at $70
Contact: SCT Education Programs
Phone: (206) 443-0807 x 1186
E-Mail: dramaschool@sct.org

An Entire Day of Flute Events including Flute Choir Performances, Commercial Exhibits, a Young Members" Recital, a Group Warm-up, Workshop, and Concert with Greg Pattillo, and more!






Cost: (See website for details)
Contact: Torrey Kaminski
Phone: (206) 617-5233
E-Mail: publicity@seattleflutesociety.org

Of Mice and Men is a classic written by the great John Steinbeck. Many schools have the book as required reading, so here would be a chance to see the story put to life in the staged version.


Cost: $15 under 25 years old
Contact: Shana Bestock
Phone: (206) 524-1300
E-Mail: asoma@comcast.net

Seattle Public Theater at the Greenlake Bathhouse presents

Spring Break Drama Camps. Get into the swing of spring with some wonderful theater!




Cost: $135
Contact: Shana Bestock
Phone: (206) 524-1300
E-Mail: shanab@seattlepublictheater.org

The DANCE This Youth Matinee brings together teen performers from diverse communities for collaboration and to share their culture through the art of dance. The performance features young local dancers in collaboration with professional artists performing cross cultural dances, both traditionally rooted and contemporary in form.


Cost: $5 per seat
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org

Bring your students to the historic Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle to step back in time to the 1920s. This one hour lecture/demonstration with organist Dennis James will include: demonstration of the organ and sound effects; discussion of the silent film era and composing/scoring for silent film; and a screening of a short silent film. Tours of the theatre available afterwards.


Cost: Free, registration required
Contact: Claire Connell
Phone: (206) 467-5510, ext 1127
E-Mail: studentprograms@stgpresents.org