Summer Art classes Bay Area

November 25, 2013 – 11:00 am

Circus and Fine Art Summer Camp!

About Us

VAGABOOM! @MFS is a partnership between and VAGABOOM!, a Bay Area arts educational non-profit program. Combining performing arts, circus arts, fine arts and music, VAGABOOM! @MSF is not your typical summer camp!Under the guidance of professional artists, kids discover talents and develop skills that will provide them with life-long enjoyment. Each week at VAGABOOM! @MSF is a complete creative arts experience: vibrant, creative, inclusive, nurturing, silly, serious, and just plain fun!

Through experiential art, we give youth challenges that they overcome through self-reliance and teamwork. Youth emerge more confident and more open to peaceful cooperation. Our comprehensive programs provide this much needed character development through the playful exploration of interactive art forms.

Numerous studies assert that participation in the arts promotes positive outcomes in academics, social development, and overall cognitive capacity.

Weekly Activities: Circus + Fine Arts

Ceramics, book making, print making, puppet making, tumbling, partner & group acrobatics, object manipulation, and much more!Additional Activities:

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Have you ever had anyone say something to you

That bothered you for years? and you wish you could go back in time and confront that person at the moment?
OK, here is an example:
When I was in high school the Academy of Art College offered a "summer scholarship program" to high school students who were nominated by their high school art teachers. I got nominated and I got to take classes at the Academy of Art for free for one summer. It was one way for AAC to recruit new students from local bay area teenagers.
So a few years later I am in college and we are going around the room introducing ourselves and I talk about the experience (because the class was a figure drawing and painting class and I took figure drawing in the summer course at AAC), so it was related

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Popular Q&A

What are the nearest summer art classes for teens?

im looking for art classes for 13 years olds. anyone know where i can find some in the southern california region in van nuys or somewhere near it.

Since you're only 13, community colleges are out of the question so.........check out a list of classes offered by your city's recreation department. Usually every a couple of months, every household gets a newsletter from their city and they list classes that they offer for kids, young adults and senior citizens.....classes such as art,dance,yoga,etc are offered for a small fee and you meet a couple times a week or so at your city's recreation center...... You can visit your city hall, their website or just give them a quick call...they will provide you information that way too. Goodlu…

Is summer-art classes hyphenated?

In general, many two-word phrases are two separate words when used as a noun, verb or adverb but take a hyphen when used as an adjective. Double check the way the word(s) is (are) being used. An art class in the summer is Not hyphenated.